Infatti, è davvero uno spaccato di come si viveva a quel tempo la gioventù, con musica splendida suonata da giovani per i giovani. Io avevo solo un anno ma qualche anno dopo mi sarei affezionato ai Pink Floyd ed ai loro dischi meravigliosi
This video is why I can't stand fans comparing or arguing over Syd and Davids' guitar skills. Of course David is a legend, but Syd had a very unique approach to the instrument that should not be overlooked. Syd was absolutely killing it here.
they both are geniuses for there times, but syd truly was a jimi hendrix in psychedelic rock people just dont realise it cos it sounds a bit funky, it was just so old and original like syd made what made him feel good
If Pink Floyd had continued with Syd leading the way then I would have a different favorite band. This is not my idea of amazing. Unlike Dark Side, The Wall, Animals, The Final Cut, and WYWH.
60 and I still listen this one (and this since my 12...) and it is for me the best of PF... After the start of Barret, .............. Oh, I forgot... The beginning of this song was my first radio generic when I was young there are 40 years..... Hahaha....
"Dad, why is my sister's name Rose?" "Because your mom really likes roses." "Ok, thanks dad!" "No problem Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive Live In Stockholm (1967)" I am from Sweden and i wish i was alive in 1967 just so i could see Syd Barret performing this live. Absolute legend.
Man tell me about it!! I wish i could go back in time and give him a huge hug! Tell him to not worry about what the world thinks and that he’d always shine just for being himself and not what people knew him for. RIP Syd Barrett My brother I never met
I wish this was much more more more popular and influential because free thinking, experimental and creative types are the best sort of musicians. I prefer them in their very early days.
Well I like the earlier Floyd stuff that was still experimental, but was startin' to have more of a structure to it, basically their pre DSOTM stuf from the early 70's, which had more of a structure, but was still experimental (a la Echoes, One of These Days), but their output from '73-'75 was really good, but I agree wasn't as adventurous, I do think the slightly more experimental Floyd had an interestin' sound to it, even though some of it ain't my cup o' tea.
Some of the film may have been shot in this country, unless "Ladies Cloakroom" is a recognised thing in Sweden. Still good, though, and what a joy to see Syd apparently compos mentis and fit to play (although with Syd you could never be quite sure).
I had an older friend who saw the Floyd about this time - he told me you had to 'feel' the music; 'freak-out' dance with no inhibitions and simply enjoy what was a new experience (pot or not!)
My favorite Syd (era) song. Arnold Layne and See Emily play are great too. Pink Floyd is the greatest band ever. I feel sorry for the people that don't get them. I would have loved to hear Astronomy Domain live in person , tripping on "life"
i think the kinda crazy thing about syd is that musically and lyrically his style and/or influence is reflected in their later work... musically perhaps 68-71 (pre-dark side) and perhaps lyrically (perhaps not the writing style of the lyrics but at least the themes) more so during dark side and wish you were here.... even syds song Dark Globe is reminiscent of songs like wish you were here pigs on the wing and mother.
Well he did have trouble sayin' the word "overdrive" at the beginnin' of the video, but I think he was still in fairly good shape at the time, and yeah even though I'm not as much into Syd, I think what happened to him was tragic and he definitely didn't deserve what happened to him.
it was up & down from spring onwards - Gilmour had not seen him in many months and visited Syd and the band in late May '67 (in studio as they recorded "See Emily Play" ) - and DG said Syd did not recognize him and his personality was totally changed - latter half of July was so bad they had to cancel most of August so Syd could rest - by November on the Hendrix tour Syd was barely functional - by December they all knew he had to go.
I was there.. Only five years young.. (Together with my father and his friend Rolf that took them to Sweden. He also fixed Rolling Stones to Gyllene Cirkeln..) Then I thought it was only noice..
Its amazing some people on acid went home after this show2:00or 3:00am, tried to sleep it off (light on!) Back to work next day. Patterns in woodwork still breathing.
yep syd is awesome here in this video. i have always heard that his mental problems went out of control during pink floyd's first US tour which didn't start until november though - maybe this is one of the last times syd was able to play like this??
@@mikesaunders4775 No I don’t think it’s creative peak. Dark side of the moon is their creative peak. The album is a masterpiece musically and conceptually. I wouldn’t even call this period their experimental peak because 69-71 was a lot more experimental. I’d say 67 was their commercial peak as a singles band. This concert however tho is very good and Syd seems to be in great form which is at odds with the historical narrative that by this time he was unable to perform etc. I particularly like the version of Set the Controls and Syds playing on that compared to the album release. Either he had a very rapid decline in the weeks after this or creatively his time with the band had come and the real reasons of his dismissal are not fully known or are lost in time.
@@megadave1197 I don't think we will ever agree on this one Dave, but I appreciate that you have taken the time to express your own stance on this subject so eloquently. I actually saw them play many times during the 69/71 timeframe, and it was indeed a period of adventurous experimentation (Azimuth Coordinators, collaborations with Ron Geesin, Ballet Rambert etc),I'd love to come across more live stuff from from this period as I don't feel the official recorded material of the time does it justice.
First time I've heard this version of interstellar, and it's easily the best live version I've heard so far. They were all proper going for it. Gonna stick this this on a tape tomorrow. Thank you so much for posting it Stu
I agree. This is without question my favorite version of Interstellar Overdrive I've ever heard. The guys just really seemed to be on that night, with Nick Mason really catching my ear.
Interesting version for sure...my most favourite version is the 19 odd minutes version that appears on the film Tonight let's all make love in London Pink Floyd 1966/67
Since i wasnt born until '69....the NEXT best thing to seeing this live was in Detroit MI with my brother! back in April 9th 2019 with Nick Masons Saucerful of Secrets Tour!!! I GOT CHILLS when they played it!!! BEST CONCERT EVER(so far)
wow they was really tapping in that night ,,ridding that wave ,the feedback control is amazing ,all round class,bending the sound all over the show ,recording really good ,cant beat this period pink floid ya really cant
The bucolic touch, tinged with melancholy of this lament causes an abyssal diving movement in my subconscious so that I end up feeling apathy before the problems, not as an escape but as an exercise of self-knowledge 🔥🕊️
Great video to start today with. I see a lot more of Syd than usual. I don't know why but all those old videos. The Peter Whitehead films always has the camera on Waters and hardly any on Syd. Syd as you see here had great stage presence. He'd bop around and move while playing. It's a bloody tragedy what happened to him. If only he'd have managed to keep it together well into 1968 there would be a hell of a lot more TV footage of Syd's Floyd but I don't think Syd was into appearing on TV shows. I'm guessing it all went pear shaped for him the minute they signed to EMI and became professional. He was then obligated to tour and do all the crap that goes with showbiz. He was great in 1966 playing the odd gig here and there to freaks in London late at night but when on package tour playing to kids out of London up and down the country he must have hated it. Like that guy in Metallica once said this is one job you don't call in sick 😆
This is probably the best Barrett era Floyd video I have seen. Syd just wanted to paint pictures with his guitar, but as others have said here, the pressures of writing songs as a job got to him. If you love this era of Floyd, suggest you see Nick's band before he quits
I haven't seen his band actually, but I know he once said that 1967 were, in his eyes their most influential period, the period he enjoyed the most. It's not hard to see why I suppose, they were groundbreaking. Shocking people all over the UK with their unusual sounds, and the years after Syd declined probably depressed all 4 of them to an extent.
I have always said Pink Floyd became popular inspite of themselves. A band creating music like this just has no fucks to give about how much radio play they got, or where they were on the charts. This does not change when Syd departs either. Pink Floyd was going to be Pink Floyd and either you loved it or didn't... Seriously, this is not a band chasing chart position lol (To clarify, _I_ love this, but we can all agree mainstream consumption was not a consideration for this band)
truth is when syd left floyd couldnt do the 3 minute songs that would get chart positions, what they did do in that field wasnt that great and they admitted as such, they had to find another way to keep the band relevant, which maybe why they became ever so creative, the music they made is suited to sound tracks imo as they can describe every emotion, check out moonhead as the track to the moon landing, also felt a saucerful of secrets would have been perfect in a war film, describing the build up and aftermath, also think the film the shining would be perfect with careful with that axe eugene. floyd were so far out that they just couldnt do the simple stuff everyone else did.
Syd - he’s just a genius cat I can’t explain
Psychedelic Pink Floyd are definitely my favorite.
Psychodelic Pink Floyd until 1974
@@saudu-seuziramazanow7146 This is true! I do think PF with Syd were definitely more psychedelic.
you mean PINK FLOID😜
@@maxeypad Syd was gone by '68 tho
@@bluecollar825 , but the spectre of Syd hung over the band for decades.
Just imagine sitting there, tripping, watching Pink Floyd, the one still with Syd Barrett... This sort of memories you take all the way though life
Infatti, è davvero uno spaccato di come si viveva a quel tempo la gioventù, con musica splendida suonata da giovani per i giovani. Io avevo solo un anno ma qualche anno dopo mi sarei affezionato ai Pink Floyd ed ai loro dischi meravigliosi
@@onabussound5185You started getting into Floyd at 5 or 6? Do you fly a FTL spaceship now or something?
This video is why I can't stand fans comparing or arguing over Syd and Davids' guitar skills. Of course David is a legend, but Syd had a very unique approach to the instrument that should not be overlooked. Syd was absolutely killing it here.
Music of the future, thanks to this Aliens
they both are geniuses for there times, but syd truly was a jimi hendrix in psychedelic rock people just dont realise it cos it sounds a bit funky, it was just so old and original like syd made what made him feel good
U said u can’t stand when people compare them but then u compared them
Just because David was better does not mean Syd was bad. Syd was great for what they were doing. When it works, it works.
If Pink Floyd had continued with Syd leading the way then I would have a different favorite band. This is not my idea of amazing. Unlike Dark Side, The Wall, Animals, The Final Cut, and WYWH.
Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett will eternally be the Prince of Psychedelia!
Lest we not forget the first two Alice cooper albums!
syd was a master that night on the guitar
The best psychedelic band of all time. R.I.P. Syd!
Syd’s music was amazing. Nothing like it. Still ahead of its time to this day.
20 year old in 2020 here and fucking loving Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd. Generational music
Same as me this year and last
Syd was 21 in this video!
Yep...I'm 61 and I completely understand why you're lovin' it.
60 and I still listen this one (and this since my 12...) and it is for me the best of PF... After the start of Barret, ..............
Oh, I forgot... The beginning of this song was my first radio generic when I was young there are 40 years..... Hahaha....
You are the hope of the world, pal! 😊
The way they come back into the main riff at 7:50 is really great.
THEY DID!
Great post
Oh, to have a time machine to London in the 60s!
Anche a me !!!! Ti tira dentro tantissimo solo a guardando su schermo
"Dad, why is my sister's name Rose?"
"Because your mom really likes roses."
"Ok, thanks dad!"
"No problem Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive Live In Stockholm (1967)"
I am from Sweden and i wish i was alive in 1967 just so i could see Syd Barret performing this live. Absolute legend.
me too!
lol
Same
Hahaha!
Man tell me about it!! I wish i could go back in time and give him a huge hug! Tell him to not worry about what the world thinks and that he’d always shine just for being himself and not what people knew him for. RIP Syd Barrett My brother I never met
I wish this was much more more more popular and influential because free thinking, experimental and creative types are the best sort of musicians. I prefer them in their very early days.
Well I like the earlier Floyd stuff that was still experimental, but was startin' to have more of a structure to it, basically their pre DSOTM stuf from the early 70's, which had more of a structure, but was still experimental (a la Echoes, One of These Days), but their output from '73-'75 was really good, but I agree wasn't as adventurous, I do think the slightly more experimental Floyd had an interestin' sound to it, even though some of it ain't my cup o' tea.
Its actually footage from several concerts edited together but the audio is of the Stockholm set
Some of the film may have been shot in this country, unless "Ladies Cloakroom" is a recognised thing in Sweden. Still good, though, and what a joy to see Syd apparently compos mentis and fit to play (although with Syd you could never be quite sure).
Googley Moogeley. Thos acids tho..
I thought so
Some footage looks like the 14 hour technicolor dream
@@TaxPayingContributor is that a zappa reference?
I had an older friend who saw the Floyd about this time - he told me you had to 'feel' the music; 'freak-out' dance with no inhibitions and simply enjoy what was a new experience (pot or not!)
They give acid out mandatorily at these events pal your older friends was definitely feeling the music
My favorite Syd (era) song. Arnold Layne and See Emily play are great too. Pink Floyd is the greatest band ever. I feel sorry for the people that don't get them. I would have loved to hear Astronomy Domain live in person , tripping on "life"
i think the kinda crazy thing about syd is that musically and lyrically his style and/or influence is reflected in their later work... musically perhaps 68-71 (pre-dark side) and perhaps lyrically (perhaps not the writing style of the lyrics but at least the themes) more so during dark side and wish you were here.... even syds song Dark Globe is reminiscent of songs like wish you were here pigs on the wing and mother.
Syd honoring himself by knowing he was motivated by completely different spirits. Not money or fame. He was much more shaman than employee
2:37 that cats something I can't explain
didnt the beatles train pink floyd and everyone else, according to them.
meow
ever listen to Jennifer gentle ?
took me a minute but then I was like oh yeah the masters pink floyd had something to do with this
Original Siam cat?
I thought that immediately.. ;-)
I can't believe in my old age how great this guy was. And I mean great.
The Madcap plays live ... fantastic!
At the 2:36 mark is a still of ' Lucifer Sam ' one of Syd's Siamese .The song ( by the same name ) is named after this cat....Aloha
i am floored.this is the definitive barrett lead floyd video. two thumbs , 5 stars, and all the rest. truly magnificent work. thank you
I love those few snippets we see of him so full of energy and focus.
Kool Memories
Recordings like this clearly dispel the absurd “Syd was catatonic at every gig” revisionist myth, that hangs over their fall-winter ‘67 output.
Well he did have trouble sayin' the word "overdrive" at the beginnin' of the video, but I think he was still in fairly good shape at the time, and yeah even though I'm not as much into Syd, I think what happened to him was tragic and he definitely didn't deserve what happened to him.
@@dinorocker8647 - That's Roger introducing the song.
@@BionicTooth Alright.
it was up & down from spring onwards - Gilmour had not seen him in many months and visited Syd and the band in late May '67 (in studio as they recorded "See Emily Play" ) - and DG said Syd did not recognize him and his personality was totally changed - latter half of July was so bad they had to cancel most of August so Syd could rest - by November on the Hendrix tour Syd was barely functional - by December they all knew he had to go.
@@billyz5088 he played at Stockholm in dec 67 ,plenty of audio and hes playing perfectly fine
This is the first time that I saw PF with Barrett playing. I have waited for decades to see something like this! Thank you so much for posting this.
There are quite a few videos with Syd-era Pink Floyd on TH-cam! Just got to do a little digging. :)
I was there.. Only five years young.. (Together with my father and his friend Rolf that took them to Sweden. He also fixed Rolling Stones to Gyllene Cirkeln..) Then I thought it was only noice..
Lucky girl!!!
You were at that gig??!!
Yes, five years young. Then I thought it was only noice.
@@liselottefrejdig1112 Wow! It must have sounded strange to you then - it’s amazing to think that you saw Syd Barrett though!!
Could that memory have influeced you in any way ?
When Syd tears into the opening riff, it sounds and encapsulates 1967
Roger RIP. I miss you and hope that we can be together in the great band in the sky.
He died??
Never mind you mean barrett's, sorry
SYD BARRETT THE REAL KING !!
King Bee
I get it Zimmerman had nothing on him. I love that song that he insults Bob Dylan
I alway thought so.
There's an underrated guitarist for sure
Its amazing some people on acid went home after this show2:00or 3:00am, tried to sleep it off (light on!) Back to work next day. Patterns in woodwork still breathing.
Syd seems to be playing well despite all the stories of his 'unreliability ' at the time. A priceless record of a group at their creative peak.
yep syd is awesome here in this video. i have always heard that his mental problems went out of control during pink floyd's first US tour which didn't start until november though - maybe this is one of the last times syd was able to play like this??
Peak? lol
@@megadave1197 I said CREATIVE peak, not the dreary commercial peak so beloved of later, less imaginative worshippers of formula rock.
@@mikesaunders4775 No I don’t think it’s creative peak. Dark side of the moon is their creative peak. The album is a masterpiece musically and conceptually. I wouldn’t even call this period their experimental peak because 69-71 was a lot more experimental. I’d say 67 was their commercial peak as a singles band. This concert however tho is very good and Syd seems to be in great form which is at odds with the historical narrative that by this time he was unable to perform etc. I particularly like the version of Set the Controls and Syds playing on that compared to the album release. Either he had a very rapid decline in the weeks after this or creatively his time with the band had come and the real reasons of his dismissal are not fully known or are lost in time.
@@megadave1197 I don't think we will ever agree on this one Dave, but I appreciate that you have taken the time to express your own stance on this subject so eloquently.
I actually saw them play many times during the 69/71 timeframe, and it was indeed a period of adventurous experimentation (Azimuth Coordinators, collaborations with Ron Geesin, Ballet Rambert etc),I'd love to come across more live stuff from from this period as I don't feel the official recorded material of the time does it justice.
Music of the future..thanks to this Aliens
At this time, this moment, there was not a wall between band and fans
Superb!! I love Pink Floyd in their Barrett ages 🤟😎👍
pink floid
First time I've heard this version of interstellar, and it's easily the best live version I've heard so far. They were all proper going for it. Gonna stick this this on a tape tomorrow. Thank you so much for posting it
Stu
Imagine how many versions of this were lost :/
Thankfully we have a few :D
I agree. This is without question my favorite version of Interstellar Overdrive I've ever heard. The guys just really seemed to be on that night, with Nick Mason really catching my ear.
@@douglaskramer1853 You should check out "Interstellar Overdrive (Live at the Paradiso, Amsterdam)"
Interesting version for sure...my most favourite version is the 19 odd minutes version that appears on the film Tonight let's all make love in London Pink Floyd 1966/67
I could hear this song all day everyday
Since i wasnt born until '69....the NEXT best thing to seeing this live was in Detroit MI with my brother! back in April 9th 2019 with Nick Masons Saucerful of Secrets Tour!!! I GOT CHILLS when they played it!!! BEST CONCERT EVER(so far)
Is Nick not the most solid drummer ever or what?
I was born in 69 also and I have seen the saucer full of secrets as well magical night 😎
wow they was really tapping in that night ,,ridding that wave ,the feedback control is amazing ,all round class,bending the sound all over the show ,recording really good ,cant beat this period pink floid ya really cant
I love Pink Floyd , after lots of years I have ifound them again . But I love Syd, his sound and voice is magicale.
This is real and true pink floyd
first time ive heard this, the words to describe it have not even been invented.
if I could go back in time and see one show it would be this.
Same dude
David and Syd together. What a Beautiful thing ❤
cant help feeling sad watching this ,if only Syd got the help he needed so much his story may have been so different, rip to Rick as well
Imagine seeing it in color. The projections, that is.
The band could stay in black and white.
How cool would that be.
🤘
Syd was a tragic loss. David is a world great
Can you just imagine being one of those hepcats dancing on the floor? Wonder what it all felt like, smelled like, sounded like up close, etc.
The bucolic touch, tinged with melancholy of this lament causes an abyssal diving movement in my subconscious so that I end up feeling apathy before the problems, not as an escape but as an exercise of self-knowledge 🔥🕊️
Syd has that crazy manic jamming
That Esquire is the god of mean guitars. Syd owned the best guitar ever.
The Esquire is brilliant but the Danelectro you see him with too is superb.
Syd was so beautiful
Where has he been? It's alright I know where he has been
RIP
Yes
Great video to start today with. I see a lot more of Syd than usual. I don't know why but all those old videos. The Peter Whitehead films always has the camera on Waters and hardly any on Syd. Syd as you see here had great stage presence. He'd bop around and move while playing. It's a bloody tragedy what happened to him. If only he'd have managed to keep it together well into 1968 there would be a hell of a lot more TV footage of Syd's Floyd but I don't think Syd was into appearing on TV shows. I'm guessing it all went pear shaped for him the minute they signed to EMI and became professional. He was then obligated to tour and do all the crap that goes with showbiz. He was great in 1966 playing the odd gig here and there to freaks in London late at night but when on package tour playing to kids out of London up and down the country he must have hated it. Like that guy in Metallica once said this is one job you don't call in sick 😆
..if I could find a 9 minute rollercoaster, this would be the soundtrack. 5⭐
How about listening to this while in Earth orbit aboard the I.S.S.?
This is probably the best Barrett era Floyd video I have seen. Syd just wanted to paint pictures with his guitar, but as others have said here, the pressures of writing songs as a job got to him. If you love this era of Floyd, suggest you see Nick's band before he quits
I haven't seen his band actually, but I know he once said that 1967 were, in his eyes their most influential period, the period he enjoyed the most. It's not hard to see why I suppose, they were groundbreaking. Shocking people all over the UK with their unusual sounds, and the years after Syd declined probably depressed all 4 of them to an extent.
2:37 Psychedelic Kitty 😊🐱
One of the first cords that I learned
Ahhh, the crazy Syd chord!~
Amazing guitar from Syd!
Good family atmosphere along with jolly good music
i am floored.This is ultimate barrett lead Floyd video. two thumbs, 5 stars, and all the rest. Truly magnificent work. Thank you ea.
THIS FOOTAGE AND PERFORMANCE ...TRULY TRANSCENDANT!
This is absolutely Magnificent, quissently English and more important quissently PINK FLOYD psychedelic .." ROCKS"!!!
I’ve never heard this song live and I think it’s better than the studio version. Thank you Syd. Shine On🙏🏼❤️
They were groovy times.
LOVE IT STILL............ after all these years.
The guitar playing is king
That female dancer at the beginning was amazing
Back in them day Floyd had to make the wildness music around
Thanks for upload. Historical document. 😊
Great editing, really captures the essence of those gigs, cheers!
Thanks for assembling the footage together
beautiful concert
this is... blissful
Never seen this before. This is so great!! God bless ya Syd
Excellent
FAntastic. I've already watched it over 30 times.
Syd was a painter with his axe. No one came even close.
So good!
I have always said Pink Floyd became popular inspite of themselves. A band creating music like this just has no fucks to give about how much radio play they got, or where they were on the charts. This does not change when Syd departs either. Pink Floyd was going to be Pink Floyd and either you loved it or didn't...
Seriously, this is not a band chasing chart position lol
(To clarify, _I_ love this, but we can all agree mainstream consumption was not a consideration for this band)
truth is when syd left floyd couldnt do the 3 minute songs that would get chart positions, what they did do in that field wasnt that great and they admitted as such, they had to find another way to keep the band relevant, which maybe why they became ever so creative, the music they made is suited to sound tracks imo as they can describe every emotion, check out moonhead as the track to the moon landing, also felt a saucerful of secrets would have been perfect in a war film, describing the build up and aftermath, also think the film the shining would be perfect with careful with that axe eugene. floyd were so far out that they just couldnt do the simple stuff everyone else did.
@@MrMallorcaboy Syd and pink Floyd both put in bids for their soundtrack to the committee,Syd was asking for too much money and time so Floyd did it.
Pretty nicely edited video thanks :)
Amazing
Oh this is new to me. Thanks!
the creator Syd Barrett the best allways 5 Pink Floyd for ever !!!!
Love this version 😊😊😊
Wow lovely to see ya sid proper pink floyd
Legends. All of em
Thank you!
my favorite video on youtube. thanks syd morrison
Amazing performance indeed, fucken awesome!!!
If only they could have all stayed together !!!
Lo so anche io!
@7.48 always loved this clip. Not often we see volume in Floyd films.. But here's one.
We must never forget him.
He's that important.
I LOVE THIS PINK FLOYD ! Forever Young !
Very good
2:36 favourite member of Pink Floyd honestly
Love them
Piper at the gates of dawn best Floyd album imagine if sid could have kept his shirt together ❤️
Wow😮 eles faziam um som que as demais bandas inglesas,nos anos 60, passavam longe!
Quiero estar ahí y bailar hasta las estrellas, y sonreír al diamante loco
superb edit...