Same here. There's lots to be said about it, it may be inspired by peter pan. Ultimately I think it's a perfect collection of the strong connection to childlike thinking that he had. Beautiful lyricism as always, it's almost like he's playing a game with you. You cant see me but I can you 🙂
does anyone else have this feeling when listeling to Syd's voice... that he's a long lost friend which had such a brief presence, but felt the best presence on earth? I wish he was here. I didn't met the guy, but I feel terrible sorry when I think about how troubled that mind was.
Yes I feel that all the time. I wish I could speak to him as well, but It relaxes me to know that he was comfortable financially, and spent the majority of his life doing what he loved, painting.
Yes! I've recently rediscovered Syd, and he feels like an mystical imaginary friend. I was having a stressful day at work, and was looking forward to getting home so I could listen to him, he calms me so much.
Syd's music makes me happy. It sounds insane but it feels like a big hug when he was singing. Very special guy. Impacted music way more than he realized.
Pink Floyd es una de mis bandas favoritas, pero la etapa con Syd Barrett como lider es la mejor y este tema cuando lo escuche por primera vez me voló la cabeza
That second shot of Syd at 21 seconds in shows someone filming that concert. I wish we could find a copy of that uploaded to the internet. I see lots of pics and sound recordings of the Syd era, but not much for films.
Most of the original films (tapes) were reused and lost forever.... and now Most of the cameramen are dead.... someone just found the Original Film of a Japanese recording live performance of Atom Heart Mother in Hakone-Japan.... we have to pray
Sadly he never was able to re-enter our shared 'reality'...lived kind of a quiet life in Cambridge up until his death in '06, but he was on his own planet. May he rest now.
It's a surreal, stonier version. He was still there, but his perceptions were certainly altered beyond where they were when first recording for the album. I know only too well how that feels. Luckily for me, I knew when to let up. In 67, going mad was the new thing, and no one could really know if one could take it too far. I don't buy he had schizophrenia, but there was more to it than LSD. We'll never fully know, but mandrax had a big part of it.
@@ThatIsDopeBro wee all tokk like diss 3ye just rite like diss aLso is hait wen da fone starts 2 corrrektt spellin sew 3ye trikkitt so itt kantt' hu evr maid da fone do datt , allll 3ye sae 2 datt izz 1 of deez daes o 2 corrrektt u juzz a butt itz' speltt phuqe just 2 sho prufe ,dint' sae butt rote bitt
@@leemagrish3432 Yeah and that probably included STP (10x potency of LSD) and amphetamine based. I think if any drug changed him, it was this. It single handedly burnt out the summer of love out in the Haight and reached the UK by that summer as well. "Super Trip Pill" as they called it
i dont think all syds problems were because of drugs,some said he may have gone that way without taking anything,also he may have had undiagnosed mental health issues , he also lost his father at a young age, that may have played its part,he was close to him. drugs of course were a factor but you cant pin everything on them,also sudden fame can be hard to deal with for someone as fragile as Syd was, god rest him .
~ Schizophrenia, disillusionment with the music biz, and a marathon LSD abusing session. This is a beautiful recording. Then, after, his live shows as a solo act were simply atrocious.
Syd was a fragile soul, he didn’t want fame he just wanted to be an artist. A lot of his solo stuff doesn’t have him sound ‘gone’. Especially the BBC sessions from 1970.
@@alexmalchlook at pictures from 67 and 68, not much of a difference other than syd looking exhausted, tired of the music industry and the game they're making him play. Then later on in the 80s and 90s, as well as the sessions from the recordings of his solo albums he looked fine, laughing smiling, not "completely gone" with "nobody there" like the narrative they wanted on him. Infact in Syd's later age he looks healthy and happy spending time with his sister and mother
Well, you hear two guitars, so that was overdubbed, that is for certain. My guess is they recorded the back (all instruments) and then added the two voices (Syd is singing the two vocals you hear) and the acoustic guitar, and else. It's a great version
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I don't know what is so special about this song but I just love it. I wish more people get to know this masterpiece
Same here. There's lots to be said about it, it may be inspired by peter pan. Ultimately I think it's a perfect collection of the strong connection to childlike thinking that he had. Beautiful lyricism as always, it's almost like he's playing a game with you. You cant see me but I can you 🙂
@@ratslaydownflat2540 yeah i love childlike lyrics of Syd Barrett they are simple and strong at same time
it's mysticism, the absurdity in it's words.
Use to frequent a dive bar in Houston and would always play this song on the jukebox :>)
@@randallalan4221 that's awesome, I like playing Lucifer Sam in bars if I go to one 🙂
does anyone else have this feeling when listeling to Syd's voice... that he's a long lost friend which had such a brief presence, but felt the best presence on earth? I wish he was here. I didn't met the guy, but I feel terrible sorry when I think about how troubled that mind was.
Yes I feel that all the time. I wish I could speak to him as well, but It relaxes me to know that he was comfortable financially, and spent the majority of his life doing what he loved, painting.
@@ratslaydownflat2540 Gilmore made sure of that financial arrangement.
Roger gave his sister money every month for years
Yes! I've recently rediscovered Syd, and he feels like an mystical imaginary friend. I was having a stressful day at work, and was looking forward to getting home so I could listen to him, he calms me so much.
Syd has something special there a lot of people that think the same as you ❤
Syd's music makes me happy. It sounds insane but it feels like a big hug when he was singing. Very special guy. Impacted music way more than he realized.
This is Syd at his best.
There is something so special about Syd that there are no word to explain it 🎶🎵
He sings with so much glee!
Gives me goosebumps
Pink Floyd es una de mis bandas favoritas, pero la etapa con Syd Barrett como lider es la mejor y este tema cuando lo escuche por primera vez me voló la cabeza
Lo mismo creo, sinceramente el Pink Floyd que salió después no es mucho de mi agrado, perdió esa esencia única que tenía Syd
Magnificent sounds, magnificent images, magnificent everything. Thank you for posting x
Thank you Sydster 💕
@@ratslaydownflat2540 You're so welcome. It's a joy being a part of the Syd-saluting community x
The starting bass note on this version rattles my car so! Strange, ethereal sounds indeed.
Yippie ❤
you can see me but i cant you
Best way to start the day ~ Syd and his bunch of merry Floyd.
So love this 🎵 🎶
great photos
Why Syd is so catchy???
That second shot of Syd at 21 seconds in shows someone filming that concert. I wish we could find a copy of that uploaded to the internet. I see lots of pics and sound recordings of the Syd era, but not much for films.
Most of the original films (tapes) were reused and lost forever.... and now Most of the cameramen are dead.... someone just found the Original Film of a Japanese recording live performance of Atom Heart Mother in Hakone-Japan.... we have to pray
Great song by Syd Barrett Syd got fed up and was fed up with fame I hope he was happy in later life
likely not. not sure if his sister ever described him as happy.
Sadly he never was able to re-enter our shared 'reality'...lived kind of a quiet life in Cambridge up until his death in '06, but he was on his own planet. May he rest now.
Thanks this is all l want to remember when l remember a day before today👍
Me too!
@@ratslaydownflat2540 thanks for the reply, that made my day..I'm subscribed well done brother
@@thinkfloyd8900 No problem! And thank you. Also I am a sister lol
@@ratslaydownflat2540 my apologies sister😊best wishes from Western Australia✌
Cool pictures.
Love it so much 💜
Shine on 💎
Petty for cutting that guy out at the end 😭 great vibes as always
Thank you for this channel!
Thank you for watching!
So cool thanks! Was just hoping for something like this yesterday
It's a surreal, stonier version. He was still there, but his perceptions were certainly altered beyond where they were when first recording for the album. I know only too well how that feels. Luckily for me, I knew when to let up. In 67, going mad was the new thing, and no one could really know if one could take it too far. I don't buy he had schizophrenia, but there was more to it than LSD. We'll never fully know, but mandrax had a big part of it.
xacttly wottz' diss bout?
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@@davidmanchajr6839 y de Fook yu tok liek dis?
@@ThatIsDopeBro wee all tokk like diss
3ye just rite like diss
aLso is
hait wen da fone starts 2 corrrektt spellin sew 3ye trikkitt so itt kantt'
hu evr maid da fone do datt , allll 3ye sae 2 datt izz
1 of deez daes
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2 corrrektt u juzz a butt itz' speltt phuqe
just 2 sho prufe ,dint' sae butt rote bitt
Yes, I think Syd's impulsive drug use contributed to his downfall. He took what his fans gave him.
@@leemagrish3432 Yeah and that probably included STP (10x potency of LSD) and amphetamine based. I think if any drug changed him, it was this. It single handedly burnt out the summer of love out in the Haight and reached the UK by that summer as well. "Super Trip Pill" as they called it
~ This is really nice.
And a year later, he would never touch this quality again.
Love this one aswell my friend
pure magic
magical
So much mystique
Love
Just recorded The day after my birthday ...when i turned 10 years old
👍🤝
i dont think all syds problems were because of drugs,some said he may have gone that way without taking anything,also he may have had undiagnosed mental health issues , he also lost his father at a young age, that may have played its part,he was close to him. drugs of course were a factor but you cant pin everything on them,also sudden fame can be hard to deal with for someone as fragile as Syd was, god rest him .
~ Schizophrenia, disillusionment with the music biz, and a marathon LSD abusing session. This is a beautiful recording. Then, after, his live shows as a solo act were simply atrocious.
Syd was a fragile soul, he didn’t want fame he just wanted to be an artist. A lot of his solo stuff doesn’t have him sound ‘gone’. Especially the BBC sessions from 1970.
@@alexmalchlook at pictures from 67 and 68, not much of a difference other than syd looking exhausted, tired of the music industry and the game they're making him play. Then later on in the 80s and 90s, as well as the sessions from the recordings of his solo albums he looked fine, laughing smiling, not "completely gone" with "nobody there" like the narrative they wanted on him. Infact in Syd's later age he looks healthy and happy spending time with his sister and mother
@@samurboi8007 Yup, that’s what I’ve been saying, I don’t believe he has gone crazy
No, he was a classic LSD casualty. Too much talk of 'it was the fame', which is nonsense and dangerous.
Was this version ever released?
Original
Not. Bad
not much out there of Syd talking on video
meow
Is it a live recording or overdub ?? Who's in the second voice ?? That's not Richard !!
I don't hear anything live especially guitar and of the crossovers and stuff no way this could have been in a DJ booth so to speak
Well, you hear two guitars, so that was overdubbed, that is for certain. My guess is they recorded the back (all instruments) and then added the two voices (Syd is singing the two vocals you hear) and the acoustic guitar, and else. It's a great version
Sounds suspiciously close to the studio version.
@@jstevenson7121 It's way off the studio version.
Just rubbish.
You are
HAH, James!
Rats PUNKED yo ass.
Excellent replies.
@@MrThrib so what you're doing here?share the garbage?
No way😭