Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive (Take 6 - Music Video)
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- Live At Sound Techniques Studio, Chelsea, January 11, 1967
And Live at UFO, The Blarney Club, London, January 13, 1967
Interstellar Overdrive (Take 6) 1967-03-16/17 Abbey Road
Video Edit By SydMorrison67
Videos Provided By Pink Floyd - The Early Years Box Set
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Best version in my humble opinion
nickos3...... Agree.... Absolutely.
Totally agree.
It's just short and brief, it's perfect
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I completely agree with you..fantastic!😄
Just seeing Sid involved makes it definitely one of the best.
Syd
Syd on guitar amazing and Roger on bass
What's amazing is that this was filmed and the film survived. When this was filmed, Pink Floyd was unknown. They hadn't even made an album yet. And this studio looks like somebody's basement.
This is all fucking bullshit, Pink Floyd was one of the biggest bands of the psychedelic scene in London back in 1967, probably THE biggest at the time - they had been receiving accolades from various people, for example Jim Morrison called them his favourite band, and they also met with The Beatles at Abbey Road Studios whilst recording Piper there at the same time Sgt. Pepper and S.F Sorrow were also being recorded, they were far from ''unknown''.
@@ThePowerpointMaster maybe he meant unknown to the world
@@jayakrishnan26 Most bands in the 60s besides the biggest like The Rolling Stones and Beatles were unknown to the world, there was a big fuss about Pink Floyd in England, artists like Jimmy Page, Pete Townshend and John Lennon were all really eager to see them perform in London due to all the hype.
@@ThePowerpointMaster sad about what happened to Syd Barrett...
Pink Floyd were already well regarded for their live performances and pre-album singles, they weren't unknowns when this was recorded.
Although their sensibilities were pretty different, I can't help but hear an affinity between Syd-era Pink Floyd and the Velvet Underground on songs like this, with their use of noise and repetition, and their respective interest in pushing rock and roll structures to the breaking point.
I always wondered if Syd heard their first album which came out a year before Piper
@@andrewg.. VU & Nico recorded mostly in February to April of '66. Was withheld by Verve until March '67.
Piper released in August '67 (UK); October '67 (US).
1:20 is the best part. Roger switches the groove & Syd comes in with his wailing guitar. Absolute MAGIC!!! long live The Pink Floyd!!!
One of my favourite Pink Floyd tracks. This was recorded when I was 9.
Absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing this, I could listen to this on repeat for hours. Seeing and hearing Syd at this stage of his life is brilliant, totally underrated musician, IMO.
Syd and Rick were geniuses..
Syd was a total hypeman, he got the crowd going
UNDERATED ?? YOU ARE LIVING ON MARS OR WHAT? EVERYONE KNOWS HE IS THE GENIOUS OF THE 20th Century
@@artvision-os8jn yes, underrated. Despite what we think about him, it’s a sad fact that Syd is rarely included in any ‘best musician’ lists.
@@yanikem6655 because he was not a good musician...Syd was more than this...He was a real artist , having the ability to improvise...as a genious..
When only technics as good musician are , those ones are not artist like that...
In the same kind of idea , great melodists , do not know nothing about chords and technics...Playing with ears , it is just an other way to be...and often better because they do have feelings...
Favorite lineup of PF.
it is painful how low the views are...it is painful to see a band like this in their early days being treated with little respect compared to no talents...I prefer their very early days..it is almost like they threw away guitar work like this and instrumentation like this...they could also write artistic music.
they were so ahead of the times, so many great versions of intersttellar overdrive, all different too, they invented heavy metal, punk, prog rock, psychedelic rock and many sub genres of music.
They invented creative genius they don’t fit into any of the genres, they’re better than that
@@MrMallorcaboy Do you know how many other bands at this time invented heavy metal, punk, prog rock, psychedelic rock and other sub genres? The 1960s were insane in general, they were very of their time.
Just because we know there’s other bands that have talent doesn’t mean you have to mention them here this is about their music we’re here to talk about their music show respect OK they’re not in the genre
Syd trying to hide his joint at the end lol, I love it. And although I love the album version, this version is a better representation of their live sound at the time. You don't hear much of the Binson in their album besides Astronomy Domine.
Can you believe this footage and this music are 56 years old?
One of the best videos in the history of man kind, now this is PINK FLOYD
Senza di lui stavano ancora a suonare in cantina. Per tanti motivi. Love Syd ❤️💎🎸
I just read about this “take 6” version and, wow! Fantastic
Takes me back to another time and place. Can't stay to long.
Que belleza hecho sonidos,como te extraño syd
Psichedelia allo stato puro! 🖤🔝
Syd barrett è stato sulla luna prima della nasa
WHY!!! DID THEY Put the lowest quality, worst take on the album, the 9:50 one on the Piper At The Gates of dawn is nowhere as near as good as this one. The London66/67 version smashes the album version and so does the Live In Stockholm, HECK all alternate versions sound way cooler, better quality and focused than the one on the album, It baffles me how they had 6 takes and they chose the 9:50 one to put on the album! this is amazing thanks for uploading it
no no completely disagree.
this is the best version ok.
but the official version of the album is also beautiful. and higher in power, to the live versions mentioned
My guess: record company executives wanted something that was more likely to sell.
@@ukkfayooyay2 years late, but really? I understand that the record executives are very scummy and oftentimes out of touch. But are you seriously suggesting that the guys in charge would trade a 5 minute take of an instrumental for a nearly 10 minute one? Seems to me like the band preferred the one that is in the record or that they used that one to take up more record time.
PINK FLOYD au travail, ils cherchent, ils expérimentent.........et ôh MIRACLE........Ils trouvent...........des véritables GENIES
UNIQUES en leur genre à cette époque Là........VIVE LA VIE D'ARTISTE.......
Still today, incredible.
For sure this extravagance music is not made in 1960s it suited better for 21st century
I WANT IT I NEED IT NEED IT
Nel corso dei secoli a venire, non ci sarà mai una band capace ed allo stesso livello dei Pink Floyd.
I've got to get that box set The Early Years! Most of this stuff was only available to bootleg collectors 35 years ago! I had no idea this stuff had been officially released until I started seeing these clips on youtube.
Music as it should be. Raw, with no restrictions
i love interstellar overdrive💛💛💛💛
Magic.
Masterpiece of Pink Floyd
Syd❤
Genial gracias por éste video de la banda Pink Floyd SYD, Roger, Rick y Nick gran banda hasta hoy en día se escucha esta música saludos.
Woow❤
Finally we see Syd play with his Danelectro on video!
Congratulations for the editing.. 😀
I digg that bass into in the beginning sounds pretty groovy!
Extrordinary ! Very prescious peice of film.
It's at least 35 years that I look for early Floyd's numbers and I never heard this take. Thank you so much for editing it.
NICE
Not much of a Floyd fan but I do like this.
I thought i knew Floyd back in the early 80s till this kid in H.S. let me borrow his Relics cassette
I love syd barrett, ive been inspired by him since i was 18 now im 53 and telecaster in hand i tfy to emulate the master, p. S im. Not very good x
I love Syd. Keep up the good work.
🖤💎syd
Il merito dei Pink Floyd di aver creato un sound che va oltre, è attribuito a Syd Barrett.
Coincido contigo
Who the hell is one man who dare to dislike this !
it is i
@@Dave_Davies I don't believe you, your a liar.
@@PeterPan-nh7yx i speak the truth and the truth alone peter pan!
@@Dave_Davies Is there anyone who could vouch for you?
@@PeterPan-nh7yx captain hook.
Yes, B E S T Version
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Syd saw a documentary and the Pink Floyd awards ceremony on TV saw that they named him, and his sister witnessed that, his sister says that syd remembered everything but he did not have that euphoria or anything he knew about his past , the same thing happened to my cousin Lalo who woke up after 40 years of the LSCD AND WHEN HE WAKE UP ALREADY HIS MOM MY AUNT AND HIS FATHER ESTEVAN WERE NO LONGER ALIVE , a trip in the lscd can last year and years but when to wake up it's sad and heartbreaking.
ooo yuh get it i guess!!!!
Debe ser la única grabación en la que tocan este tema casi como el disco. Casi todas las versiones registradas en vivo suelen ser muy diferentes a la versión de estudio.
Roger was once a spotty teen. Then became up him self.
I like how none of what they're playing matches with the video images lol
they are great the original pink Floyd Roger Waters is my baby love
stop me. my jam
00:18 riff
At last I'v found a ricent coment.
I have been researching Syd Barrett.
Great piece of film 🎥
Syd était un bon guitariste,mais l'ascension du groupe a été tellement rapide,et certaines personnes, n'ont pas pris le temps d'écouter le jeux de guitare de syd,il ne cherchait pas a faire des riffs façons Hendrix,page ou Gilmour en parenthèses,il avait un son unique et une façon de jouer bien a lui, inimitable, d'ailleurs sur la 2eme version avec Gilmour n'est pas aussi intense, Gilmour a même déclaré que SYD était malin ou rusé, comme de jouer avec son Zippo, pour sortir des sons dont il avait le secret.x👍👍👍
ojalá liberen todas las tomas del 67 🙂
shortest version
i know of a 4 minute one if you want the link?? it was performed or whatever at the ufo club
@@sydissupercool Yeah could you give the link please? :D
@@sydissupercool The link would be great. I'm curious now.
@@sydissupercool Im waiting
Kids making noise. After the show they went home and applied their acne medicine. Syd tried to manage his corkscrew hair.
... and you tried to be clever and funny at the same time, and failed.
@@2ridiculous41
Well, I yanked your chain, which means I succeeded.
@@johnkoval1898 you did not have to reinforce the fact you are an idiot.
But since you did, now you can go.
Yanker
No basement here this is the club they played a lot the UFO club
Was Roger in glasses a thing back then? I don't think I've ever seen that.
We all know which one is Pink
roger
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See Nick Mason's band if you love Syd era Floyd. Gilmore can't claim this more experimental era of Floyd as he was no part of it.
That was the way English hippies danced---hop up and down like a bunny
floyd must have learned this from the beatles seeing as its often reported that floyd often visited the beatles in abbey road studios to see what they were doing as they were so influenced by them. shame the beatles couldnt produce stuff like this themselves, and usually produced such high quality such as yellow submarine and get back. seriously though interstellar overdrive and all its variously different versions have elements of psychedelia, prog rock, acid, rave, punk, goth and just about any other stuff that influenced many bands for decades after. floyd invented thier own genre, not many can say that.
Seeing how this programme is rather unstructured what made the other 5 Takes unacceptable?
Sid Barrett
I am in a Time Machone right now. See ya'll on a bit.
Sid Barrett fumaba mota
WAS ONLY A KID THEN
BUT MY HIPPIE AUNTIE
HAD PINK FLOYD 😆. ....
Weed Me
Kdo na to dneska má nikdo
As brilliant as this is it makes me sad that Syd Barrett was so talented and together here but in a few years he was unable to speak properly due to schizophrenia. Listen to his solo album The Madcap Laughs and you will here some great songs but a lot of them have lyrics that don't make sense and the guitar had to be played by someone else. I think they were played by Kevin Ayers of Soft Machine.
all the guitar parts on Madcap were played by Syd himself
@@aneleaveizam You are correct my friend. I checked it out on Google and I was incorrect.
Nah less of the string stroking
¿Entonces el Slim fue implementado por Barret antes de Gilmour?
De este Genio..surgio y nacio la genialidad de muchos musicos.