This song has one of my favorite solos of all time. I also remember being incredibly stoned and listening to one of the solos from Piper and thinking “how the hell is he doing that?”
LSD doesn't make anyone geniuses. You'll find more LSD bums that never did anything with their lives than you'll find "geniuses" made so by LSD. All LSD does is stimulate the imagination a mind already has to work with. That's why one songwriter will take LSD and come up with "The End" (The Doors), another will take it and come up with "Slip Inside This House" (13th Floor Elevators), and another will come up with "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I am the Walrus" (The Beatles) and Syd will come up with Astronomy Domine, Interstellar Overdrive, See Emily Play and Bike. Same with the adverse effect of LSD when it comes to it's casualties, one will fall into a mental hell of devils and demons because they grew up in Southern Christian environment (Roky Erickson) and someone like Syd will just regress to a reclusive, revisited permanent childhood in his mother's basement. It doesn't make anyone smarter, or plant ideas into someone's head out of the ether, it just opens the flood glates of someone's own imagination, that's it.
This was the one “live” group recording during the Barrett sessions. Helped by the sympathetic backing and some exquisite background keyboard sounds. Probably his best post Floyd recording.
It seems that most Syd fans prefer The Madcap Laughs over Barrett but Barrett holds a very dear place in my heart. Most of the tunes are very lively and Syd is blessed to have some sympathetic musicians backing him which adds a special magic to the tunes. Gigolo Aunt is especially good natured. Almost a Pink Floyd reunion! Rick Wright's jaunty keyboards and Dave Gilmore's nimble bass combine with Jerry Shirley's on point drumming to give Syd the wings he needs to feel comfortable and soar. His guitar playing isn't as cosmic as his Pink Floyd days but quite memorable and jolly. We may never know what a Gigolo Aunt is but we'll always know that Syd was a one of a kind bright light that went out far too soon. But his lovely songs are his legacy that will always shine on.
This is a masterpiece, Syd's lyrics and arrangements are absolutely brilliant and some of the most original you will ever find in all of rock and folk music.
I love Syd he's my favorite guitarist and probably even musician over all. But If there's is one thing I have to admit is this wasn't "ahead of his time." It was according to the times. Even around 1966 this music was already out there. But an incredible amazing tune either way. Syd just puts together a style that 6obody has!
+jjjb9098 I wouldn't say he was ahead of his time. I'd say he was exactly of his time. What made Syd special is he was so damn innovative. No one could match his pure creativity and innovation. He was a completely unique individual who's music matched that.
Leajiaure I agree with you. Gilmour talks about the band's jamming session of Wish You Were Here with Syd. After listening to the whole session with a tooth brush in his hand, Waters asked Syd how he felt about it. Syd said, "It seems a little old...!" He was that updated!
grooving around in a trenchcoat w/ a satin entrail..that just kills me. this guy was a superior songwriter. & we shall never see his like again! end of line.......
With every uncovered gem of Syd's I discover I feel like I've found yet another artifact of a previous civilization that existed. Such original sound and outstanding lyrics as usual.
I adore "Here I Go". It's my favorite song by anybody. I have a holy trinity. It's Tom Waits, Nick Cave, and Syd. I hope you can guess which is which. ;)
The important thing for Syd was to write good songs. You can daydream with her music, it carried you away and created a new world. The success of this album (even more than the previous one) stems from the excellent balance between sound exploration and an obvious skill in writing texts !
if he never left floyd they would be one of my favorite bands. but this way i was always put off by them despite liking some songs because of the constant underlying feelings of emptiness and absence that i got from in their most famous work and artwork, now i know it’s because syd was gone, but it’s so strongly felt. I fewl like if he stayed sane they would have been so much greater.
Syd was poetic and put an artistic visual into his lyrics and his instrumentals were also part of his artistic brilliance. What he sees is what he writes.
Syd was so influential to Pink Floyd that over half the songs they wrote after he left the band were about him. If that isnt a tribute to his influence on the band i do not know what is.
@@guymadgesam24 I read an article (I forgot what magazine) that had a photo of a bald, overweight Syd visiting the studio. It said that Syd seemed very out of it and wasn't completely aware of where he was. According to the article the sight of Syd in such a zombie-like state brought Roger Waters to tears.
@@barrygreenstein8383 Yes sir and most notably "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "Brain Damage". He actually had a mental disorder hense there being something wrong with his brain which Is why he left the band.
Been listing to rock since I was 7 and now at 58 I only just heard this and I’m thinking what the hell !! this better than any of the other Floyd stuff dam!!
Syd way better guitar player Dave can only play blues so probably not is ur answer Dave guitar could never get him a record deal Dave's is nothing with out Barrett Dave who
That's just a stupid comment with no substance. David is a far superior guitar player to Syd, and I'm not saying Syd wasn't great but not quite in the same league as Gilmour. It was David and Rick who produced the album and made the songs work. They added a lot of work to the songs. If you listen to Syd's first album Madcap Laughs (also produced by David but that time with Roger Waters) it was less produced and more raw but still great. But these two albums wouldn't have worked without the help of David, Roger and Rick being on hand. Syd was not stable at the time and was hell to work with and very hard to get anything done. But he was their friend and they wanted to help him.
El trabajo solitario de syd es una joya única que pocos tenemos el privilegio de conocer. Me transportas a otros universos en los que soy más feliz, gracias barret fuiste y sos el mejor.
Gigalo. Aunt is so unique and trippy sounding 50 yrs later ,and I still love to listen to it over and over .an rather loud to ...now some one tell us all what is a gigolo aunt ,anyway.?????? Edited 10/ 9 / 18 ........
The ultimate ridiculous myth that acid/drugs makes you a great anything......Syd was beyound the tedious world of being simply a trip head he was an immensely creative artist unique to the world of Barret.....The effects of prolonged usage of very strong acid and the media/fame campaign had its toll but wasn't the backbone of his magical creative abilities, Syd left a legacy of pure joy!
He still “had it” when this was recorded, helped out by David Gilmour and Rick Wright. The guitar sound especially in the break was outstanding. This definitely is a case of if only....
Thanks I’ll check the interview out. I’ve been fascinated by the Syd story since I was a teenager (my friends were all into punk at the time) and I’ve read books about him but can’t get enough of his story. Another casualty of the 60’s along with Peter Green, Brian Wilson etc.
he wasnt interested in the money or the pursuit of a long succeful music carrrer , he just felt music as a short term thingy another way to express himself , he loved painting and continued on that for many years
Love this song. If this was never released as a single, it should have been! Shine on You Diamond. Not crazy. Misunderstood and mistreated. RIP! He was very good looking, talented, sensitive, and smart. Wish he would have surrounded himself with better people instead of ones who intentionally harmed him. Not saying he didn't make bad choices. If someone chooses to take drugs, not much you can do. But if people did spike your coffee, tea, and food with LSD, to me, that is cruel and evil. Anyone thinking LSD is going to expand your mind and make you more creative is in for a rude awakening. When college students jumped six floors to their deaths, they weren't smoking pot!
People at the time didn't realize what the long-term or even short-term possible negative effects were of these drugs. Smoking some grass was one thing, hash another, alcohol another, but the hallucinogens were mainly new to most people. But nobody had taken that stuff in such large doses, for regular intervals, and it took a number of years for the ill-effects and acid casualties to show up. Do What Thou Wilt, but this credo had devastating consequences in many cases. I was born in 68 so I had no idea of any of this until learning about it in the 80s or 90s. I've still never taken any such thing, or any drugs at all, and I'm goddamned glad. Learning about Syd, even had I the inclination, was a wonderful deterrent, scared the living shit out of me hearing what befell him.
@@thiscorrosion900 I'm glad you have made wise choices. The most hurtful thing a parent can deal with is losing a child. It happened to me. I lost my son a year ago. He was 35. It was a pill, not prescribed, and it contained fentanyl. I'm sure he didn't know this pain pill was going to end his life. China and Mexico can make pills look exactly like what our pharmaceuticals make. The have stamping machines and can add the letters and numbers. Sickening but true. I wish and hope Americans all over this country would be more careful about what they put into their bodies.
Barrett's lead guitar playing on this number is very impressive. Superb phrasing and a great deal of subtle detail.
Really fucking liking this, the deeper I dig into Syd's work and story the more impressed, confused and amazed I am
+Vlad Shevchenko so happy there are others who appreciate it
+Vlad Shevchenko If you like Syd Barrett and his remarkable story, check out Roky Erickson and his band, the 13th Floor Elevators...very similar story
party till you puke
Vlad Shevchenko same here.
my opinion is that that Syd was the Greatest songwriter of all time... .no one can touch him.....
Syd was such a great songwriter. Gilmour said it was almost frightening how good he was at writing songs. The lyrics just seemed to pour out of him.
them rich seeing syd out
@steven Brunton 😍
Only ones close to that level were John, Paul, and George
@@treyrulz555when someone says something this idiotic you just can't help but laugh
Those guys suck
One of the most underrated guitarists ever.
Ikr
This song has one of my favorite solos of all time. I also remember being incredibly stoned and listening to one of the solos from Piper and thinking “how the hell is he doing that?”
Incredibly inventive. That intro is like something out of Heaven.
Thats for sure ..he has his own 🌸signature sound & stands the test of time .its a gorgeous romantic🌻 haunting reflection of his soul💗
totally
This is my favorite Syd
track. I could play this on a loop for a week
Real
En un viaje que tuve con lsd puse en bucle esta canción durante un par de horas, fue un buen viaje.
Indeed !
Barrett was a genius... This entire song is about to fall apart, but it hangs as a brilliant testimony to his writing.
It was the LSD that made him a genius.
LSD doesn't make anyone geniuses. You'll find more LSD bums that never did anything with their lives than you'll find "geniuses" made so by LSD. All LSD does is stimulate the imagination a mind already has to work with. That's why one songwriter will take LSD and come up with "The End" (The Doors), another will take it and come up with "Slip Inside This House" (13th Floor Elevators), and another will come up with "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I am the Walrus" (The Beatles) and Syd will come up with Astronomy Domine, Interstellar Overdrive, See Emily Play and Bike. Same with the adverse effect of LSD when it comes to it's casualties, one will fall into a mental hell of devils and demons because they grew up in Southern Christian environment (Roky Erickson) and someone like Syd will just regress to a reclusive, revisited permanent childhood in his mother's basement. It doesn't make anyone smarter, or plant ideas into someone's head out of the ether, it just opens the flood glates of someone's own imagination, that's it.
@@edcollins9377 have you even took lsd with that stupid comment i think not
True
Tru
I wonder what it could have been like if Syd Barrett and Jim Morrison got together and created some stuff together .
Brilliant chaos
It would been two overrated artist doing overrated music . But I do like this song .
@@guitarhole Syd barret personified the mad genius and Jim Morrison personified rebellious rockstar.
@@guitarhole how was Syd Barrett overrated? He formed one of the most influential bands in rock history.
Christ. Imagine if they made out??
This was the one “live” group recording during the Barrett sessions. Helped by the sympathetic backing and some exquisite background keyboard sounds. Probably his best post Floyd recording.
I can't help but instantly smile a bit as soon as this song starts, RIP Syd, thanks brother.
With Dave Gilmour on bass & Rick Wright on keyboards, this could’ve been a Pink Floyd song.
Three fifths
no.
David Gilmour on bass 😆
It should have been
It seems that most Syd fans prefer The Madcap Laughs over Barrett but Barrett holds a very dear place in my heart. Most of the tunes are very lively and Syd is blessed to have some sympathetic musicians backing him which adds a special magic to the tunes.
Gigolo Aunt is especially good natured. Almost a Pink Floyd reunion! Rick Wright's jaunty keyboards and Dave Gilmore's nimble bass combine with Jerry Shirley's on point drumming to give Syd the wings he needs to feel comfortable and soar. His guitar playing isn't as cosmic as his Pink Floyd days but quite memorable and jolly. We may never know what a Gigolo Aunt is but we'll always know that Syd was a one of a kind bright light that went out far too soon. But his lovely songs are his legacy that will always shine on.
I prefer Barrett
The keyboards, man! Probably played by Richard Wright!
Yes that was Richard Wright, and David Gilmour on bass
@@kristenlanum indeed!
This is a masterpiece, Syd's lyrics and arrangements are absolutely brilliant and some of the most original you will ever find in all of rock and folk music.
So ahead of his time, and copied by so many...Syd Barrett forever treasured and missed!
I love Syd he's my favorite guitarist and probably even musician over all. But If there's is one thing I have to admit is this wasn't "ahead of his time." It was according to the times. Even around 1966 this music was already out there. But an incredible amazing tune either way. Syd just puts together a style that 6obody has!
My reference to Syd Barrett was overall, not this or any particular piece of music, being ahead of his time.
+jjjb9098 I wouldn't say he was ahead of his time. I'd say he was exactly of his time. What made Syd special is he was so damn innovative. No one could match his pure creativity and innovation. He was a completely unique individual who's music matched that.
+Leajiaure Yes but he could be on Domino. Still fresh unlike the unburned corpses of his erstwhile bandages.
Leajiaure I agree with you. Gilmour talks about the band's jamming session of Wish You Were Here with Syd. After listening to the whole session with a tooth brush in his hand, Waters asked Syd how he felt about it.
Syd said,
"It seems a little old...!"
He was that updated!
I bought this album nearly 50 years ago. Yup, I'm that old.
grooving around in a trenchcoat w/ a satin entrail..that just kills me. this guy was a superior songwriter. & we shall never see his like again! end of line.......
Ben Scarlett well said
Yep....
Google Magog bromine chamber, greater greatness is always coming. Some of us prefer to live to the end.
Well, there is Robyn Hitchcock!
:)
My God the guitar work! So fresh, original and innovative sound!
I think Syd did some of his best work after he left Floyd. This is a good example.
Exactly, his solo work shouldn’t be overlooked, sonically he explored cool sounds over both albums, with the lyrics being really second to none
This song is such a vibe. Love it!
What a wonderful and elegant British accent!
Listen to "Lucy Leave", the first thing he ever recorded. He sounds like a cornbred Murrican...
Compared to a poor British accent which you wouldn't be able to understand, you mean to say.
@@paulsavage5057 what would you mean, hey guy?
Yes, I agree. I have always felt he has a wonderfully posh Cambridge accent.
This is it man. So care free it's more than just a song it's a feeling.
It's more than a feeling
Yup...you put it right...this song is really a feeling...if a feeling!!
It's mandatory on any Barret or Floyd video to say someone is underrated.
An irreplaceable one of a kind musical genius.
Come può un uomo che sta male... mandato via dai Pink floyd... scrivere un capolavoro cosi grande? Semplice...
NON STA MALE..!Forever Syd
Should have been a hit, i love it still, great summer day song.
A genuine, unique talent.....sadly missed..
With every uncovered gem of Syd's I discover I feel like I've found yet another artifact of a previous civilization that existed. Such original sound and outstanding lyrics as usual.
Hot guitar licks, love the carnival organ effects.
RIP Syd Barrett (Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett, 6/1/1946-7/7/2006)😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Syd Barrett. ...the first man in space.....without a spaceship !
🤣😂
Probably my favorite solo Syd song.
Ping Floyd my favorite is baby lemonade
For me, it's either "Octopus" or "Late Night." This and "Baby Lemonade" are up there, too.
Mine too. No words to describe how much this rocks! At 3:45 and that last minute or so of him playing that guitar.. wow.
I adore "Here I Go". It's my favorite song by anybody. I have a holy trinity. It's Tom Waits, Nick Cave, and Syd. I hope you can guess which is which. ;)
What a guitar with distortion!
Genius Syd!
But, is Syd that plays electric guitar?
🤔
@@parmec1875 yes
Syd lost in an unknown universe...so glad I found you my Gigolo Aunt.
The important thing for Syd was to write good songs. You can daydream with her music, it carried you away and created a new world. The success of this album (even more than the previous one) stems from the excellent balance between sound exploration and an obvious skill in writing texts !
HIS MUSIC.
2:15 - 3:00 the best ever guitar sound by syd imo. The sound of that guitar is just something else, I think this song is so underrated
I agree! and about 4:43, Wow. I think this song would be popular today to millions!
The intro has always gotten me... dunno why..
Syd was really clever at playing the guitar!
1962 Fender Esquire
@@RobXHEphotosPs37.29 this album was recorded on a black tele
if he never left floyd they would be one of my favorite bands. but this way i was always put off by them despite liking some songs because of the constant underlying feelings of emptiness and absence that i got from in their most famous work and artwork, now i know it’s because syd was gone, but it’s so strongly felt. I fewl like if he stayed sane they would have been so much greater.
Syd was poetic and put an artistic visual into his lyrics and his instrumentals were also part of his artistic brilliance. What he sees is what he writes.
Thanks for all the kind comments…. See you all soon
Shine on
1970... Simply out of this world
Syd was so influential to Pink Floyd that over half the songs they wrote after he left the band were about him. If that isnt a tribute to his influence on the band i do not know what is.
The album Wish You Were Here was about Roger Keith (Syd) Barrett
@@barrygreenstein8383 A fitting, beautiful tribute that Syd himself came to visit the recording of
@@guymadgesam24 I read an article (I forgot what magazine) that had a photo of a bald, overweight Syd visiting the studio. It said that Syd seemed very out of it and wasn't completely aware of where he was. According to the article the sight of Syd in such a zombie-like state brought Roger Waters to tears.
@@barrygreenstein8383 Yes sir and most notably "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "Brain Damage". He actually had a mental disorder hense there being something wrong with his brain which Is why he left the band.
Here bashing my brains wondering why this wasn't a big hit back on its day. Mad mad world...
I have exactly the same question, this song sounds like it should've been a huge hit back then..wondering why is that it wasn't...
Too eccentric for even today. Syd stopped trying to be commercial after Apples and Oranges flopped.
it seems like a totally normal cool song to me, but I understand some people just wouldn't get the lyrics
his exit from pink fLoyd pissed a Lot of 'industry' off
Because it's too childish, like everything he did.
This is 50 years old. Time flies...
This one of the songs I put on when I wake up in the morning ! Idk ... it completely changes my day 💕
السيد باريت ارقد بسلام, العقلية البريطانية الموسيقية لا مثيل لها ❤️
Syd Barrett R.I.P ،The British musical mentality is unparalleled. ❤️
His lyrics were childlike yet so profound.
Masterful song craft. Great guitar too.
so much space in Syd's songs, so many spaces, it feels so alive. Perfect!
Been listing to rock since I was 7 and now at 58 I only just heard this and I’m thinking what the hell !! this better than any of the other Floyd stuff dam!!
Been singing this song in my head at work all day lol
It’s my go too walking song
this and love you by syd have to be my 2 favs
Grooving around in a trench coat with the satin entrail.............. point in case.......... Barrett greatest songwriter of all time... period.
Love the guitar work.
le sonorità(il soggetto),il ritmo(i tratti disegnati),le emozioni(il colore):arte inarrivabile.
Oh i,m trippig m.j. and this song 😍
awesome solos by one of the greatest guitarists i know, Syd Barret...
The clean solos sound like a kid just picked up a guitar and started playing it, it has such a pure Innocent vibe.
since,1979 and still listing to syd.
Syd makes the guitar sound like a trumpet its up lifting and entertaining lyrics
uplifting? fucking Amazing is what it is
You'd probably find it was David Gilmour doing the lead.
Syd way better guitar player Dave can only play blues so probably not is ur answer Dave guitar could never get him a record deal Dave's is nothing with out Barrett Dave who
Ur on the right track listen and learn from Mr Floyd him self the only member in Floyd that matters just ask David bowie
That's just a stupid comment with no substance. David is a far superior guitar player to Syd, and I'm not saying Syd wasn't great but not quite in the same league as Gilmour. It was David and Rick who produced the album and made the songs work. They added a lot of work to the songs. If you listen to Syd's first album Madcap Laughs (also produced by David but that time with Roger Waters) it was less produced and more raw but still great. But these two albums wouldn't have worked without the help of David, Roger and Rick being on hand. Syd was not stable at the time and was hell to work with and very hard to get anything done. But he was their friend and they wanted to help him.
The bass is so groovy and funky.
I adore this song -- it's quite lighthearted. Very nice song, and well produced. Carefree sounding. Though long, it doesn't drag at all.
I wish the break carried on a little longer but you’re totally correct
The drum sound is so good on this
One of the best songs ever made.
El trabajo solitario de syd es una joya única que pocos tenemos el privilegio de conocer. Me transportas a otros universos en los que soy más feliz, gracias barret fuiste y sos el mejor.
Beautiful absolutely beautiful
My love syd we love you man me and my bro have loved you since early floyd
Great music, great rhythm, great talent.
Nice Valknut there my Friend
5:25, like the way the rhythm is just thrown out there on a platter
Is it Syd doing the fabulous guitar work?!
Gigalo. Aunt is so unique and trippy sounding 50 yrs later ,and I still love to listen to it over and over .an rather loud to ...now some one tell us all what is a gigolo aunt ,anyway.?????? Edited 10/ 9 / 18 ........
Who knew Dave Gilmour could lay down such a groovy bass line?
Seriously!
He played the bassline of Pigs as well
Yay finally! a Syd Barret song i like!
A big band was far better than him?!
Laughter is good for body and soul, ko
Brilliant outro
I wish I got to meet the dude syd I'll keep u in my prayers shine on man
This song is awesome
Always Brings me Back To Earth This ONE!
The ultimate ridiculous myth that acid/drugs makes you a great anything......Syd was beyound the tedious world of being simply a trip head he was an immensely creative artist unique to the world of Barret.....The effects of prolonged usage of very strong acid and the media/fame campaign had its toll but wasn't the backbone of his magical creative abilities, Syd left a legacy of pure joy!
no one bad song in this album!
exactly, it is perfect.
Brilliantly composed song...GODDAM!!
He still “had it” when this was recorded, helped out by David Gilmour and Rick Wright. The guitar sound especially in the break was outstanding. This definitely is a case of if only....
Jerry Shirley from Humble Pie on drums, there is a cool interview out with Jerry where he talks about these sessions, it's pretty interesting.
Thanks I’ll check the interview out. I’ve been fascinated by the Syd story since I was a teenager (my friends were all into punk at the time) and I’ve read books about him but can’t get enough of his story. Another casualty of the 60’s along with Peter Green, Brian Wilson etc.
Thanks for the heads up about the Jerry Shirley interview. He’s really interesting to listen to.
Seems to be all and it's rosy, it's a beautiful day.
Wonderful song.Makes me happy.It's a beautiful day.
what an awesome song
On the Mark...Rosy it 's beautiful Day...
The higher you get, the more frightening this song becomes.
Huh huh, true dat.
Sí
This music makes drugs obsolete for me...
So hard to comprehend how someone could play guitar, write and perform songs like this and then totally turn their back on music????
he wasnt interested in the money or the pursuit of a long succeful music carrrer , he just felt music as a short term thingy another way to express himself , he loved painting and continued on that for many years
Watershell male...Thunderbird shale. Damn!!
Thanking you kindly!
Wow! Just. Wow!
Very cool!!!
I Love You Syd! So much!!!
Love me some Syd!
He could've easily been Pink Floyd's Robert Hunter or Brian Wilson. Sad what happened to him.
That is frickin hiztereecle! The way they draw out the end. Catchy tune. I bet Syd gave it ah 7 Ace 4. Snaza maroll playin' thru out.
Is that Syd's lead guitar work during the breaks?? It. too, is brilliance.
Love this song. If this was never released as a single, it should have been! Shine on You Diamond. Not crazy. Misunderstood and mistreated. RIP! He was very good looking, talented, sensitive, and smart. Wish he would have surrounded himself with better people instead of ones who intentionally harmed him. Not saying he didn't make bad choices. If someone chooses to take drugs, not much you can do. But if people did spike your coffee, tea, and food with LSD, to me, that is cruel and evil. Anyone thinking LSD is going to expand your mind and make you more creative is in for a rude awakening. When college students jumped six floors to their deaths, they weren't smoking pot!
People at the time didn't realize what the long-term or even short-term possible negative effects were of these drugs. Smoking some grass was one thing, hash another, alcohol another, but the hallucinogens were mainly new to most people. But nobody had taken that stuff in such large doses, for regular intervals, and it took a number of years for the ill-effects and acid casualties to show up. Do What Thou Wilt, but this credo had devastating consequences in many cases. I was born in 68 so I had no idea of any of this until learning about it in the 80s or 90s. I've still never taken any such thing, or any drugs at all, and I'm goddamned glad. Learning about Syd, even had I the inclination, was a wonderful deterrent, scared the living shit out of me hearing what befell him.
@@thiscorrosion900 I'm glad you have made wise choices. The most hurtful thing a parent can deal with is losing a child. It happened to me. I lost my son a year ago. He was 35. It was a pill, not prescribed, and it contained fentanyl. I'm sure he didn't know this pain pill was going to end his life. China and Mexico can make pills look exactly like what our pharmaceuticals make. The have stamping machines and can add the letters and numbers. Sickening but true. I wish and hope Americans all over this country would be more careful about what they put into their bodies.
100% How Floyd cut Syd adrift was an absolute disgrace...
Canción a canción Barrett es el mejor. simplemente impresionante.
Así es
Holy cow, I never realized the Damned song I've heard for years was a Syd cover...and I'm an early Floyd Fan.
Listening again after years, the Damned song is an homage not a cover. Seems they just lifted the chorus.
Cambridge Legend....... RIP SYD......:)
Rodger
Happy birthday, Syd!
I remain of the opinion that there is no happiness without exit
im here 51 years later, happy aniversary crazy diamond!