Quote by JERRY SHIRLEY ~ "Syd had a terrible habit of looking at you and laughing in a way that made you feel really stupid. He gave the impression he knew something you didn't. He had this manic sort of giggle which made 'The Madcap Laughs' such an appropriate name for his album - he really did laugh at you."
ever wondered what he says at the end..?? .try this "Tell me tell me tell me you need need me so well shut your shop shut your shop listen the horizon glows like a dove and I see from a mild shiny ocean choke and weave in a spinning well Pick up and tell me love open your door musty sugar with dust making stale it crows the near day the cockerel listen listen short choose of play freedom of emotions and cracking my spleen cos we be us is wishing pick up and tell me love open your door Find and all I wish is shiver and whine the mean could no notice to be as they be give a lot listen listen the grave sings you her song heavily spaced all the crockery china war and spreading a spinning wheel Opening what a roll but you open the door some time long ago Stream cool shallow water seen a lot seen a lot..." HOWZ THAT ? R.I.P. SYD
Humble Pie's JERRY SHIRLEY is on Drums and Joker's Wild WILLIE WILSON on Bass. They were good friends of Barrett. I love the fuzz tone on Barrett's Guitar! This track is very Psychedelic Sixties!
Von Clohk You know, what intrigues me about the distortion on Syd's Guitar is that it sounds like a precursor to Punk! The sound is very uncompromising. Unlike John Lennon, who was influenced by the 1950's original Rock 'n' Rollers and progressed to Psychedelia in '66, Barrett was Psychedelic from the beginning of his career! He was so inventive introducing the world of Pop/Rock to the "Binson Echorec Echo Box Unit" and the use of spacey "Glissando" at the beginning of "See Emily Play"!
You would hold your head up high you even try you would hold another hand: oh understand! They even see me under call we under all, we awful, awful, crawl to hear my hour come see me cry... Just searching you even try I can make you smile if it's there will you go there too? When I live I die! They even see me under call we under all, we awful, awful, crawl because of you, to see me be. (last verse mostly garbled....but you can pick out Tell me, Tell me, Tell me Yippee and also: Heavily Spaced. According to legend, this verse was originally meant to be understood, but when they f**ked it up in the studio, Syd liked it and kept it that way...) - Psycho
Quote by MIKE WATKINSON ~ "[Jerry] Shirley and Willie Wilson , the former Jokers Wild Drummer, were both drafted into the making of the LP [The Madcap Laughs] midway through April, [1969], helping in the recording of 'No Man's Land' , with its bizarre incoherent spoken piece, and 'Here I Go', the second 'old timey' song on the album.
It’s sad to see the changes in him in such a short time. Self medicating. Yes. But his real issue was schizophrenia. I worked in two mental health settings and you can see the patients change demeanor and especially how they talk. There are some good videos out that let you listen to what schizophrenics have to go through every day. And then listen to Syd’s lyrics. It’s a horrible disease for which they still have no promising treatment. Shine on Syd💔💔
HE FRIED HIS BRAIN WITH LSD. IF HE HAD SOME ILLNESS, IT AFFECTED HIM MORE, BUT IT WAS NOT ONLY SOME ILLNESS. HE WENT OFF IN THREE DAYS. IT WAS NOT A PROCESS. HE TOOK TOO MUCH LSD DURING HIS LOST WEEKEND IN AUGUST 1967, WHEN HE FINISHED RECORDING THE PIPER. YOU REPEAT ROGER WATERS VERSION WORD BY WORD... HE SAID THAT SYD HAD ALWAYS MENTAL ILLNESS. A STUPID OPINION. I PREFER THE VERSION OF RICK WRIGHT AMONG OTHERS. HE WAS A NORMAL GUY, (THOUGH EVEN NORMAL PEOPLE HAVE PROBLEMS, AND REALLY THERE'S NO "NORMAL" PERSON. SO HE WAS "NORMAL", BUT FRIED HIS BRAIN WITH LSD. ONE CAN FRY HIS BRAIN WITH LSD HAVING A STRONG HEAD, AND SURVIVE MORE OR LESS "SANE", BUT HE HAD NOT A STRONG MIND SO THESE THINGS AFFECTED HIM MORE THAN TO ANOTHER. . SO HE LOST CAPABILITIES, MEMORY, CONCENTRATION... ETC, AND HAD SOME KIND OF DEPRESSION, PROBABLY BECAUSE IT'S HAD TO REALISE THAT YOU LOST ALL THESE THINGS, AND STAY THE SAME.. "SCHIZOPRENIC" IS THE SIMPLE EXPLANATION, ALL ITS USEFUL TO SAY "WE DID ALL WE COULD, BUT IT WAS WRITTEN. WHEN IT WAS NOT WRITTEN. ALL HEADS ARE NOT READY TO TAKE ALL THE LSD THAT SYD TOOK.
Except Syd wasn't self-medicating, it was his flatmates at the time who used to spike his drinks... as someone who has gone through that myself I can understand, it was not a disease, but rather something that others had inflicted on him
do you guys really think a disturbed person in the head would be even capable of picking up a guitar, be for real. Enough projecting of what you barely understand.
Topic: SYD BARRETT'S FLAT. Quote by JERRY SHIRLEY ~ "That flat was an absolute hovel, although originally it had been a very fine apartment. It was your typical hippy-type hangout - washing-up never done, dog shit in the corner, cat piss on the floor and Sunday papers all over the place. In those days most people's places flats looked like that but Syd's was particularly raunchy."
David Gilmour transcribed the poem at the end of “No Man’s Land” from the multitrack tape. It was published in Rob Chapman’s book, _The Lyrics of Syd Barrett_.
It is my personal belief this particular song should have been released on 45. I don’t know if it was or not but it’s under rated and they should slip in on some late night radio station. If more of his music was geared towards this type of sound, well who knows. Anyway it stands out to me as normal as anything else at that time. Surprisingly this slipped under the radar. Maybe it was on the radar and no one cared? Gee Mr. Spicoli, I Don’t Know!
Heavenly Spaced 🌟 ❤️ 😍 💖 Syd Barrett was just Beautiful 😍 Man ! A True Visionary of DIVINE LIGHT ✨️ & LOVE ❤️ Baby Yeah For Real For Sure ❤️ 🌟 🚀 🌟 🤩 ⭐️ 🌠 💫 ✡️ 🥳 🎉 🪅 🎊
You would hold your head up high you even try you would hold another hand: oh understand! They even see me under call we under all, we awful, awful, crawl to hear my hour come see me cry... Just searching you even try I can make you smile if it's there will you go there too? When I live I die! They even see me under call we under all, we awful, awful, crawl because of you, to see me be.
You would hold your head up high you even try you would hold another hand: oh understand! They even see me under call we under all, we awful, awful, crawl to hear my hour come see me cry... Just searching you even try I can make you smile if it's there will you go there too? When I live I die! They even see me under call we under all, we awful, awful, crawl because of you, to see me be. (last verse mostly garbled....but you can pick out Tell me, Tell me, Tell me Yippee and also: Heavily Spaced. According to legend, this verse was originally meant to be understood, but when they f**ked it up in the studio, Syd liked it and kept it that way...) - Psycho
Eh this is 30 plus years before cringe I mean grunge Another bloody label Labels are for people looking for an identity Then they can stamp their forward for the stereotype of their choice
@@andrewjohnstone963 - Sorry you got so bent out of shape over me saying Syd’s playing is grunge-like, and hearing a label in “grunge” (or “cringe”, as you call it). Labels can be a shortcut in understanding something. Labels also can be fluid and changeable.
Si potrebbe tenere la testa alta ancora di provare si dovrebbe tenere un'altra mano: oh capire! Mi hanno anche sotto chiamata vedono noi sotto tutti, abbiamo orribile, orribile, crawl per sentire la mia ora vieni a vedere me piangere ... Basta cercare ancora di provare Posso farti sorridere se è lì andrai anche lì? Quando vivo io muoio! Mi hanno anche sotto chiamata vedono noi in tutto, orribile, orribile, strisciare grazie a te, per vedere che io sia.
Syd Barett received help from David G. for his two solo albums... The recordings turned out to be very difficult!!! Syd continued to take drugs!!! He was not in a good state... Syd was on the verge of schizophrenia!! He should have been eating apples and oranges instead... Syd had the wrong friends!!! Sad story for Syd and his family... I am interested in how he lived with the illness for the rest of his life... Unfortunately there are no more books about Syd in Germany...
Barrett was only diagnosed with depression, never schizophrenia. He wanted to keep PF an arthouse band, but the moneymen had different ideas. Being edged out of the band explains both the depression and him being difficult to get along with (along with his decision to leave the music business). His flatmate and family members have confirmed in interviews (some of which are on YT) that in everyday life he was not noticeably impaired. Why there was a concerted effort to portray him as having debilitating psychological and/or drug issues remains an open question. Could be money, image making, egos, performance art - we may never know? Certainly, PF after Syd became a radically different band. He returned to his art background, remained an introvert, lived a quiet life, and independently managed his own affairs throughout his remaining years.
Quote by JERRY SHIRLEY ~ "Syd had a terrible habit of looking at you and laughing in a way that made you feel really stupid. He gave the impression he knew something you didn't. He had this manic sort of giggle which made 'The Madcap Laughs' such an appropriate name for his album - he really did laugh at you."
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Thats Right
probably the most rocker song written by barrett
Absolutely love this song
genius Syd with large Velvet Underground vibes (Lady Godiva's Operation 68)
No Velvet vibes, more garage vibes.
You mean the other way around.
Check out THIRD by Soft Machine
@@thenewertruth5745 Will do.
27.10.2021 and this planet still loveing you Syd Barrett , thaxxxx so much we still loveing you
love the meandering feel and gibberish acid tongue as the track peters out
ever wondered what he says at the end..?? .try this
"Tell me tell me tell me you need need me so well shut your shop shut your shop listen the horizon glows like a dove and I see from a mild shiny ocean choke and weave in a spinning well Pick up and tell me love open your door musty sugar with dust making stale it crows the near day the cockerel listen listen short choose of play freedom of emotions and cracking my spleen cos we be us is wishing pick up and tell me love open your door Find and all I wish is shiver and whine the mean could no notice to be as they be give a lot listen listen the grave sings you her song heavily spaced all the crockery china war and spreading a spinning wheel Opening what a roll but you open the door some time long ago Stream cool shallow water seen a lot seen a lot..." HOWZ THAT ? R.I.P. SYD
Amazing track i'm digging this kind of music ...
Humble Pie's JERRY SHIRLEY is on Drums and Joker's Wild WILLIE WILSON on Bass. They were good friends of Barrett. I love the fuzz tone on Barrett's Guitar! This track is very Psychedelic Sixties!
Von Clohk You know, what intrigues me about the distortion on Syd's Guitar is that it sounds like a precursor to Punk! The sound is very uncompromising. Unlike John Lennon, who was influenced by the 1950's original Rock 'n' Rollers and progressed to Psychedelia in '66, Barrett was Psychedelic from the beginning of his career! He was so inventive introducing the world of Pop/Rock to the "Binson Echorec Echo Box Unit" and the use of spacey "Glissando" at the beginning of "See Emily Play"!
@@raulmacias1311 Syd had a huge impact on the punk scene, and I mean huge. All punk musicians loved Syd
The Bass guitar licks on this are super psychedelic like some early Pink Floyd vibes!!
What a genius!
Alex from Italy.
the drum-playing on this track is amazingly good
Yes, I think the drummer in this song was
Robert Wyatt, or obviuosly, Nick Mason.
I would love to hear a Radiohead take on this song .. their drummer is pretty damn capable enough
@@alex79teramo49 Nope, Jerry Shirley from Humble Pie played drums on this.
SYD BARRETT Lyric ~ "When I live I die!" I can sometimes relate to Barrett's sentiment.
You would hold your head up high
you even try
you would hold another hand:
oh understand!
They even see me under call
we under all,
we awful, awful, crawl
to hear my hour
come see me cry...
Just searching you even try
I can make you smile
if it's there will you go there too?
When I live I die!
They even see me under call
we under all, we awful, awful, crawl
because of you, to see me be.
(last verse mostly garbled....but you can pick out Tell me, Tell
me, Tell me Yippee and also: Heavily Spaced. According to
legend, this verse was originally meant to be understood, but
when they f**ked it up in the studio, Syd liked it and kept it
that way...) - Psycho
Psychedelic Bliss!
I love the tone on Barrett's Guitar.🎸
Well, he borrowed a page from a Leopards cage and strolled in the evenings Suns glaze....
This song shakes me so much!
Killer Track!!!!
This is an awesome collection of pictures, and along with one of my favorite Syd songs too, love it! Thanks for posting this!! :D
My favourite Syd too. Didn't even make it onto that "best of" they put out - though a diabolical song by R. Wright did.
My year of birth.
This song has attitude.
A great song
Hi I recommend a Song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
Quote by MIKE WATKINSON ~ "[Jerry] Shirley and Willie Wilson , the former Jokers Wild Drummer, were both drafted into the making of the LP [The Madcap Laughs] midway through April, [1969], helping in the recording of 'No Man's Land' , with its bizarre incoherent spoken piece, and 'Here I Go', the second 'old timey' song on the album.
good tune
It’s sad to see the changes in him in such a short time. Self medicating. Yes. But his real issue was schizophrenia. I worked in two mental health settings and you can see the patients change demeanor and especially how they talk. There are some good videos out that let you listen to what schizophrenics have to go through every day. And then listen to Syd’s lyrics. It’s a horrible disease for which they still have no promising treatment. Shine on Syd💔💔
HE FRIED HIS BRAIN WITH LSD. IF HE HAD SOME ILLNESS, IT AFFECTED HIM MORE, BUT IT WAS NOT ONLY SOME ILLNESS. HE WENT OFF IN THREE DAYS. IT WAS NOT A PROCESS. HE TOOK TOO MUCH LSD DURING HIS LOST WEEKEND IN AUGUST 1967, WHEN HE FINISHED RECORDING THE PIPER. YOU REPEAT ROGER WATERS VERSION WORD BY WORD... HE SAID THAT SYD HAD ALWAYS MENTAL ILLNESS. A STUPID OPINION. I PREFER THE VERSION OF RICK WRIGHT AMONG OTHERS. HE WAS A NORMAL GUY, (THOUGH EVEN NORMAL PEOPLE HAVE PROBLEMS, AND REALLY THERE'S NO "NORMAL" PERSON. SO HE WAS "NORMAL", BUT FRIED HIS BRAIN WITH LSD. ONE CAN FRY HIS BRAIN WITH LSD HAVING A STRONG HEAD, AND SURVIVE MORE OR LESS "SANE", BUT HE HAD NOT A STRONG MIND SO THESE THINGS AFFECTED HIM MORE THAN TO ANOTHER. . SO HE LOST CAPABILITIES, MEMORY, CONCENTRATION... ETC, AND HAD SOME KIND OF DEPRESSION, PROBABLY BECAUSE IT'S HAD TO REALISE THAT YOU LOST ALL THESE THINGS, AND STAY THE SAME.. "SCHIZOPRENIC" IS THE SIMPLE EXPLANATION, ALL ITS USEFUL TO SAY "WE DID ALL WE COULD, BUT IT WAS WRITTEN. WHEN IT WAS NOT WRITTEN. ALL HEADS ARE NOT READY TO TAKE ALL THE LSD THAT SYD TOOK.
Except Syd wasn't self-medicating, it was his flatmates at the time who used to spike his drinks... as someone who has gone through that myself I can understand, it was not a disease, but rather something that others had inflicted on him
do you guys really think a disturbed person in the head would be even capable of picking up a guitar, be for real. Enough projecting of what you barely understand.
Topic: SYD BARRETT'S FLAT. Quote by JERRY SHIRLEY ~ "That flat was an absolute hovel, although originally it had been a very fine apartment. It was your typical hippy-type hangout - washing-up never done, dog shit in the corner, cat piss on the floor and Sunday papers all over the place. In those days most people's places flats looked like that but Syd's was particularly raunchy."
sounds like my pad
David Gilmour transcribed the poem at the end of “No Man’s Land” from the multitrack tape. It was published in Rob Chapman’s book, _The Lyrics of Syd Barrett_.
Do you have it
❤la mejor cancion de syd era guapisimo 😢
One of the best dongs yet created
Yikes!...i meant songs!!!
Lol!!! 😆😆😆😆😆😆
Well you are not wrong
oops! 🤭😂
@@hasanabir115 you mean wong?
1:59 Looks like Rick Wright
It is my personal belief this particular song should have been released on 45. I don’t know if it was or not but it’s under rated and they should slip in on some late night radio station. If more of his music was geared towards this type of sound, well who knows. Anyway it stands out to me as normal as anything else at that time. Surprisingly this slipped under the radar. Maybe it was on the radar and no one cared? Gee Mr. Spicoli, I Don’t Know!
We awful awful crawl....no need to read into that one...quite direct & observant. Ahhh Syd.
Heavenly Spaced 🌟 ❤️ 😍 💖 Syd Barrett was just Beautiful 😍 Man ! A True Visionary of DIVINE LIGHT ✨️ & LOVE ❤️ Baby Yeah For Real For Sure ❤️ 🌟 🚀 🌟 🤩 ⭐️ 🌠 💫 ✡️ 🥳 🎉 🪅 🎊
Wanderfull
Great video, I love very much !!!
Me gusta mucho :o)
You would hold your head up high
you even try
you would hold another hand:
oh understand!
They even see me under call
we under all,
we awful, awful, crawl
to hear my hour
come see me cry...
Just searching you even try
I can make you smile
if it's there will you go there too?
When I live I die!
They even see me under call
we under all, we awful, awful, crawl
because of you, to see me be.
Love love deep lop Barrett 4ever
This song has a real grunge feel to it.
本物、本物、本物！🎉❤😂
sorcerer
You would hold your head up high
you even try
you would hold another hand:
oh understand!
They even see me under call
we under all,
we awful, awful, crawl
to hear my hour
come see me cry...
Just searching you even try
I can make you smile
if it's there will you go there too?
When I live I die!
They even see me under call
we under all, we awful, awful, crawl
because of you, to see me be.
(last verse mostly garbled....but you can pick out Tell me, Tell
me, Tell me Yippee and also: Heavily Spaced. According to
legend, this verse was originally meant to be understood, but
when they f**ked it up in the studio, Syd liked it and kept it
that way...) - Psycho
imenso
This seems very grunge-like!
Eh this is 30 plus years before cringe I mean grunge
Another bloody label
Labels are for people looking for an identity
Then they can stamp their forward for the stereotype of their choice
@@andrewjohnstone963 - Sorry you got so bent out of shape over me saying Syd’s playing is grunge-like, and hearing a label in “grunge” (or “cringe”, as you call it). Labels can be a shortcut in understanding something. Labels also can be fluid and changeable.
@@iadorenewyork1 bullshit
You're absolutely right. The VU & Wicked Lady had some pretty proto-grunge sounds too
HEAVILY spaced
Shine on warlords.
👍❤️🌹
One thing, among many other things Syd showed me is, anything can be challenged. Musically and otherwise.
I feel like this album is only meant for certain ears. My friend played me this 25 years ago, and i haven't heard it since.
U can't catch up with this guy...even if u try..
He's so far head.....Rip Sir !
8 c.unts need some hearing aid. Arguably my favourite song of all times. I'm 53 and know the history of rock and roll
Syd became soo cool they had to reject him
The insane asylum welcomed him with open arms.
How misinformed you are about Syd
LSD
Marc Bolan joined Pink Floyd?
nope Barret joined T-REX ;)
1:15 Vv? ^^
LSD MUSIC
Hi I recommend a brand new indie song and album here on youtube called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
Si potrebbe tenere la testa alta
ancora di provare
si dovrebbe tenere un'altra mano:
oh capire!
Mi hanno anche sotto chiamata vedono
noi sotto tutti,
abbiamo orribile, orribile, crawl
per sentire la mia ora
vieni a vedere me piangere ...
Basta cercare ancora di provare
Posso farti sorridere
se è lì andrai anche lì?
Quando vivo io muoio!
Mi hanno anche sotto chiamata vedono
noi in tutto, orribile, orribile, strisciare
grazie a te, per vedere che io sia.
Who knows what model is that car he is photographed with?
His pink Pontiac Parisienne.
Mick Rock the photographer - See if you can get a copy of Psychedelic Renegade book of Syd photos by him
The Batmobile
Syd Barett received help from David G. for his two solo albums... The recordings turned out to be very difficult!!! Syd continued to take drugs!!! He was not in a good state... Syd was on the verge of schizophrenia!! He should have been eating apples and oranges instead... Syd had the wrong friends!!! Sad story for Syd and his family... I am interested in how he lived with the illness for the rest of his life... Unfortunately there are no more books about Syd in Germany...
Barrett was only diagnosed with depression, never schizophrenia. He wanted to keep PF an arthouse band, but the moneymen had different ideas. Being edged out of the band explains both the depression and him being difficult to get along with (along with his decision to leave the music business). His flatmate and family members have confirmed in interviews (some of which are on YT) that in everyday life he was not noticeably impaired. Why there was a concerted effort to portray him as having debilitating psychological and/or drug issues remains an open question. Could be money, image making, egos, performance art - we may never know? Certainly, PF after Syd became a radically different band. He returned to his art background, remained an introvert, lived a quiet life, and independently managed his own affairs throughout his remaining years.
we awful , awful , crawl
Simular like The Troogs.
Something else
Isolated tracks
Syd Barret faisait peur.