13点のFlying Pig Recreates Pink Floyd Album Coverのストックフォト - Getty Images
Pink Floyd pig found 'in tatters'
When Pink Floyd designed the “Animals” album cover, the inflatable pig tied to the power station broke free, causing Heathrow Airport to cancel all their flights. - Did You Know?
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When Pigs Fly: Pink Floyd's iconic Algie the Pig from Animals album cover is withdrawn from auction - Daily Record
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Pink Floyd's Pig Is Up for Auction
Your chance to own Pink Floyd's inflatable pig and Rolling Stones' Babylonian woman | Daily Mail Online
An inflatable pig flies above Battersea Power Station in a recreation... News Photo - Getty Images
Pink Floyd's Inflatable Pig Breaks Loose And Terrorizes London, On This Day In 1976
Pink Floyd pig withdrawn from Durrants auction - BBC News
Pink Floyd welcome home album's giant inflatable pig Algie
Pink Floyd saves 'Algie' the inflatable pig from being auctioned - New York Daily News
A giant inflatable pig flies above Battersea Power Station on the banks of the river Thames in central London, during a recreation of the cover of the Pink Floyd album 'Animals' -
A giant inflatable pig flies above Battersea Power Station on the banks of the river Thames in central London, during a recreation of the cover of the Pink Floyd album 'Animals' -
Pink Floyd pigs - Wikipedia
Pink Floyd's Inflatable Pig Breaks Loose And Terrorizes London, On This Day In 1976
Pink Floyd pig floats above Battersea power station to celebrate 35 years of album | Daily Mail Online
