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Flying pig relaunched
The pig from the cover of Pink Floyd’s 1977 album Animals will once again float above Battersea Power Station to help publicise the Why Pink Floyd...? remastered album series.
The original pig was deemed to be un-airworthy so a brand new PVC replica has been made especially for the occasion.
Source: NME 
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