" It's no good trying to place your hand where i can't see because i understand your different from me".I was singing this song when i was 5 years old.
My God I love it when Syd talks. It gives additional substance to the song. He certainly does not sound detached, disorganized, or crazy. Maybe the music helped him keep it together the way it helped Glen Campbell toward the end.
@@FeelingShredYeah, everybody knows that Roger Waters is an asshole. I’ve heard many people who saw Pink Floyd concerts in 1967-1968 period say that Barrett’s habits on stage were not as bad as the rest of the band said they were. I wouldn’t put it past Waters using Barrett’s drug habit as an excuse to kick him out of the band as Waters wanted to become more commercial, and Syd would’ve never had that.
Ridiculous, have you heard their albums after he left? A different style, but much less commercial before DOTM. Roger Waters would have surely preferred to keep him in the band. Your theory makes no sense.
It's the very take that was the basis of the album version - this very recording with musicians added on top (and struggling with Syd's timing). The solo recording is my favourite.
I'm sorry, but Syd on this recording doesn't show signs of being "out there, empty eyed" as the Pink Floyd members would claim on interviews. Not to mention the mechanical precision and focus required to play the entire song without missing the beat like this. Seems like we were fed a bunch of lies. And it's cruel because they took away from him the only thing Syd still had in life that could possibly had helped him heal, music.
jesus why are people so adamant that those guys are lying? they arent the only ones saying that there were others there and there are many attestations to his behavior in different interviews and documentaries. Why on earth would they lie?
So all the people who lived, worked and played with him for years, and actually knew him are lying, and you know better because of 5 words on a recording. You typify those Barrett fans who absolutely refuse to accept reality. I love Madcap too. It's one of my favourite albums, but I'm under no illusions about how difficult it must have been to work with someone as unpredictable as Syd.
@@silverdragon710 People who can't accept Syd's issues just never grew out of the teenage thing of putting their idols on pedestals. So Syd isn't allowed any flaws and you get a hissy fit if anyone says anything to the contrary.
@@simonsimon325Syd recorded Madcap laughs with Soft Machine and departed from Pink Floyd which by the way Syd was the founder of.In December of 1967 Syd was becoming a problem with band members,Rodger Waters said was going into catatonic states and he would shut down during sessions and then he would be extremely hyper,so i think what happened was in 1968 he had medication that was helping him level out and the creative side of his brain wasn't completely damaged,i don't know the side effects of Catatonic Schizophrenia but think u start becoming hyper and then u can't communicate,u become speechless, i don't think that some people close to Syd lied about his mental state and i know Roger was very sad about Syd,it really shook him up because he seen how Syd could be so focused and creative and then he seen a shell of a person that wasn't himsel.Richard Wright started to get frustrated with Syd because he would show up but he would wander and never speak or do anything,so they had to make a hard decision, but Syd became a recluse,he lived in Cambridge with his mom and she became frustrated with Syd,he got to the point were he couldn't speak,its a sad situation and I believe that the acid dealer was at fault for giving Syd Copious amounts of acid and Syd had a high tolerance and damaged his brain,he was another causality of the late 60's music scene,alot of great musicians died of Heroin and when "the brother hood of eternal love" started that's when people started becoming casualties of Orange Sunshine.
The bEffers ran Syd down enough to get him to compromise to the point where he ended up stuffing the rest of his album with complete and utter redundant sh*t.
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"It's nice and jangly, keep it"
See?
This guy KNOWS 🙏🙏🙏🙏
"It's nice jangly. Gonna give it that." I love Syd
It's nice jangly,can you keep it there.
He sounds so fucking cute in this version, his voice is so sweet
3 CHORD DRUGGIES REALLY OWN YOU, EH? YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
" It's no good trying to place your hand where i can't see because i understand your different from me".I was singing this song when i was 5 years old.
My God I love it when Syd talks. It gives additional substance to the song. He certainly does not sound detached, disorganized, or crazy. Maybe the music helped him keep it together the way it helped Glen Campbell toward the end.
the other band members basically took away the only Remedy or tool that allowed him to perhaps recover someday, music... so fucking cruel
@@FeelingShredYeah, everybody knows that Roger Waters is an asshole. I’ve heard many people who saw Pink Floyd concerts in 1967-1968 period say that Barrett’s habits on stage were not as bad as the rest of the band said they were. I wouldn’t put it past Waters using Barrett’s drug habit as an excuse to kick him out of the band as Waters wanted to become more commercial, and Syd would’ve never had that.
Ridiculous, have you heard their albums after he left? A different style, but much less commercial before DOTM. Roger Waters would have surely preferred to keep him in the band. Your theory makes no sense.
@@dudidosch totally! Albums like “Wish you Were Here” weren’t commercial at all!
Omg I love you so much, thank you for putting every single take of this album's songs. Rare are people who know or care about Syd. Thanks
love you syd barrett
The More I hear or rember this song the More I like It yes its fine so fine
love you Syd !!!
i like this better than the album version
big syd! ♥
I love you syd to me your a genious and you'l always be. In my heart you'l live till my death and i hope meet you there as Jerry Garcia
He died in 2006
My God, wouldn't video be awesome?!!
Unfortunately no videos of Syd in the post Pink Floyd era exist.
I close my eyes hearing great sounds. No video needed.
@@vandalking8341 sad sad very sad, I still have some hope
@@pepebotella971 cs188 what the actual f
@@vandalking8341 there are from mick rock, couple of seconds of him smiling probably on acid
Great Syd!
Great time thanks #feelsgood!
Su voz, es penetrante, es distinto.
It's the very take that was the basis of the album version - this very recording with musicians added on top (and struggling with Syd's timing). The solo recording is my favourite.
Great Sid. 2:13 2:27 2:32 2:33 2:36 2:38 2:38 2:39
Red and yellow mane of a stallion horse....
I imagine Syd making this song up, on the fly, to make Gilmour feel uncomfortable. The lyrics make sense with this theory.
Different version 🤪👍 Left handed #111 - thank you so much 🤓
I'm sorry, but Syd on this recording doesn't show signs of being "out there, empty eyed" as the Pink Floyd members would claim on interviews. Not to mention the mechanical precision and focus required to play the entire song without missing the beat like this. Seems like we were fed a bunch of lies. And it's cruel because they took away from him the only thing Syd still had in life that could possibly had helped him heal, music.
jesus why are people so adamant that those guys are lying? they arent the only ones saying that there were others there and there are many attestations to his behavior in different interviews and documentaries. Why on earth would they lie?
So all the people who lived, worked and played with him for years, and actually knew him are lying, and you know better because of 5 words on a recording. You typify those Barrett fans who absolutely refuse to accept reality. I love Madcap too. It's one of my favourite albums, but I'm under no illusions about how difficult it must have been to work with someone as unpredictable as Syd.
@@silverdragon710 People who can't accept Syd's issues just never grew out of the teenage thing of putting their idols on pedestals. So Syd isn't allowed any flaws and you get a hissy fit if anyone says anything to the contrary.
@@simonsimon325Syd recorded Madcap laughs with Soft Machine and departed from Pink Floyd which by the way Syd was the founder of.In December of 1967 Syd was becoming a problem with band members,Rodger Waters said was going into catatonic states and he would shut down during sessions and then he would be extremely hyper,so i think what happened was in 1968 he had medication that was helping him level out and the creative side of his brain wasn't completely damaged,i don't know the side effects of Catatonic Schizophrenia but think u start becoming hyper and then u can't communicate,u become speechless, i don't think that some people close to Syd lied about his mental state and i know Roger was very sad about Syd,it really shook him up because he seen how Syd could be so focused and creative and then he seen a shell of a person that wasn't himsel.Richard Wright started to get frustrated with Syd because he would show up but he would wander and never speak or do anything,so they had to make a hard decision, but Syd became a recluse,he lived in Cambridge with his mom and she became frustrated with Syd,he got to the point were he couldn't speak,its a sad situation and I believe that the acid dealer was at fault for giving Syd Copious amounts of acid and Syd had a high tolerance and damaged his brain,he was another causality of the late 60's music scene,alot of great musicians died of Heroin and when "the brother hood of eternal love" started that's when people started becoming casualties of Orange Sunshine.
3:55
That's the best part of the song
The bEffers ran Syd down enough to get him to compromise to the point where he ended up stuffing the rest of his album with complete and utter redundant sh*t.