I don't know if it was on this board or another one I like to post on, but I recall someone saying that after they finished Wish You Were Here, Floyd wanted more control over what they did in the studio so they built their own, and Animals was the first album they produced there.
Now the guy who told me this (and, yes, I am guilty of passing on hearsay) told me that when they recorded Animals, they didn't yet have all the necessary gear in place and hadn't found a new producer/engineer along the lines of the combo of Alan Parsons and Stan Ricker who collaborated on DSOTM. This particular guy didn't feel that the sound quality on Animals was as good as it is on DSOTM and Wish You Were Here or on The Wall.
I tend to agree.
The best album title of a Floyd album, though, has gotta be, "A Collection of Great Dance Songs." Floyd had a sense of humor about the undance-status of their music.