Seamus: The musical dog that joined Pink Floyd in 1971
Pink Floyd let a dog into the studio during a recording session.
Pink Floyd let a dog into the studio during a recording session.
Think Vogue—but for weird dogs.
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There’s really no point whatsoever in me describing this for you, you already know what it is from the title alone. Is mocking low IQ…