College Student's First Reaction to Jugband blues - Pink Floyd Reaction
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The middle part with the horn section. Apparently, there was a Salvation Army band nearby at the time and Syd asked them to play. When asked what they should play, Syd simply said "Just play anything"
i heard a similar story but i heard that he had approached his manager asking if he could sort trumpets and tge salvation army on his track for SFOS, when they arrived he simply didnt know what he wanted them to play , so he left😂
This song breaks my heart
I think Syd is self aware in this song that he's losing his mind. It's tragic yet compelling
Believe it or not, there were actually two more Syd Barrett songs written for the album "Vegetable Man" and "Scream Thy Last Scream", but the other band members went against the advice of their managers, and vetoed them for being too dark. They finally got released almost 50 years later on The Early Years boxset. Please react to them, because they are essential Syd Barrett songs, as far as I'm concerned. Make sure it's the 2010 remixes on the official channel. and not the bootlegs. The sound quality is much better on the official release.
psychedelicpiper This here shows Syd wasn’t “Crazy” he knew exactly wtf was happening and became severely depressed
@@Oneofthechose yup
Scream thy last scream features the drummer on vocals
Scream Thy Last Scream might actually be my favourite Syd penned song. It's between that, Astronomy Domine and Bike.
Those two songs alone would've boosted the album from a 7.5/10 to a 9/10, easily.
When you listen to the lyrics in the context of what the band was going through with Syd at this time it's almost heartbreaking. It's like his permission is given to them to go on without him in some of the lyrics.
He was a much better lyricist than any of the others...
Rockinghorse Winner
I want to they the lyrics were well thought out as they are so grand, but I feel like they were moreover naturally thought up quickly..a very creative fellow for sure.
To really gain an appreciation for Barretts lyrics you have to go to the solo albums. As crazy as he was on those records, his lyrics far exceed anything PF did before or after.
Rockinghorse Winner
I may react to them on here, we’ll see! 🔥😁
@@andyandalex That would be awesome. Unfortunately, the two solo albums by Syd Barrett are not reacted to much, and who knows - you might start a trend! :)
AndyReacts I love Syd era Floyd BUT nothing is better than Madcaps, Barrett and Opel
Syd will always be one of the best musicians of all time rip
Exactly
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Easily my favourite song on the album
Gotta flex on us with the AirPods
Heyyy not trying to flex! haha!
Amazing reaction, like always. Can't wait for More! (pun intended)
@Mel
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The final two lines Syd sings are so sad.
@matt cheltenham
They have a lingering effect on me whenever I listen to it..
AndyReacts he knew- he wasn’t “so burnt he had no clue” his mates since grade school basically shoved him outta HIS band- due to his pranks- check out the story of “Have you got it yet?” The song that ended he & Floyds connection- he brought the song to them and as soon as they “got it” he’d change the tuning 😂😂 so they never got it and got pissed- probably dosed him. He was a BOY! Only 20-22.. yet was almost worshipped by others who thought he was a profit. Nah he was Roger Keith Barrett. There was only one
@@Oneofthechose Not sure I would classify a mental illness as 'pranks'....
matt cheltenham hahaha I don’t just spew BS he was only diagnosed as depressed. Period. I only write what I know is factual- Lotta misinformation- there were others there nice enough to share, so we finally do know more. Very lucky for that
@@Oneofthechose According to the band he was never diagnosed as mental illness was not well understood at the time. Roger Waters opined that he thought Syd was a paranoid schizophrenic but we'll never know.
2 good Syd albums are the madcap laughs and BARRETT. I have the cds if u can't find them. 😎
Lemme get this... A room full of PF paraphernalia and never heard 'Jugband Blues' before? I can't believe it. XD
Thank you for sharing your heartfelt reaction 💗 I found it quite insightful
Man, you so got it... Syd is en was rthe greatest lyrics writer in pop and rock... but he could not sustain himself in that world. Listen to The Madcap Laughs, his solo album... there he showed his real potential.
The crazy thing is, he didn't even try, imagine if he did.
I really wish more people “got it” & didn’t believe w/e Floyd said. You wanna know about Syd join Birdie Hop. Read “Random Precision or Irregular head” don’t just blab BS about the man. I’m incredibly lucky to know, cuz at one time I blabbed until I was shown the light- to the truth and myths
Wow!!!
I know it’s been a year but I can’t get my head around this comments meaning.
@@Voodooing It seems that gilmour and waters made Syd look worse than what he really was like (one of the madcap laughs producers, Malcolm Jones seems to think so too). An example of this is their production on that record, as said by Gilmour on how they handled it ""Perhaps we were trying to show what Syd was really like," "but perhaps we were trying to punish him.", by using some worse takes on that lp and putting some weird studio banter of Syd that points towards him being a lunatic I suppose, and thinking of punishing a guy that is going through a lot of tough shit is really cruel, maybe even the lyrics to "wish you were here" feeds that point of view. At the same time, both of them have made efforts to make sure that the royalties reach Syd's family, and Gilmour has expressed quite a bit of admiration for him, so the situation is not completely bad.
Syd Barrett is a genius!
He passed away in 2002 a recluse...RIP Barrett and Shine On,You Crazy Diamond!
In 2006, from pancreatic cancer
I take this song as a Syd Barrett Self portrait. His mental state was uncertain...The lyrics speak of confusion, loss, disassociation, and care-free madness. Brain Damage/Eclipse, at the end of Dark Side feels like a parallel song about madness, but from an outside perspective from the rest of the band. In Jugband Blues, we hear The Madcap himself describing his state. He took concept this even further with song "Vegetable man" where he described himself even more literally.
dgp397
I’ll look into that song and the other song that was unreleased! Thanks watching!
Chills, everytime
There were two more Barrett songs recorded in the same session called Vegetable Man and Scream Thy Last Scream. The two disturbed the band so much they constantly vetoed their release up until 2016, when they had to officially release them or else they'd enter public domain. Give them a listen when you can!
There's also a 2010 mix of this song that sounds much better than this version.
@Mel
Thanks for letting me know I’ll look into it!
The 2010 mixes are the versions that were officially released in 2016. They were originally mixed by David Gilmour for a Syd Barrett compilation, but didn't actually get officially released until 6 years later!
Wow, thanks for letting me know!
@@andyandalex There are other songs from this era too, not necessarily same sessions but similar time to the first 2 albums. Arnold Lane/Candy & A Current Bun and Emily for Piper, Apples and ranges and Paintbox also in 67, and It Would Be So Nice and Julia Dream for Saucer.
You have amazing energy ✌💎💖
Have you seen the live version of this?
Piper at the gates of dawn was Syd too
When I was your age I never appreciated or fully understood this song. Now it hits hard.
First time reaction to jugband blues
Whole background is pink floyd merch
Seems legit
Syd could actually sing. That immediately stands him out of the Gilmore, waters, "can't carry a tune to save themselves" crowd. Forget songwriters, syd was the best singer they ever had.
its sad what happened to syd and this was afitting end to his work with floyd and now he is a music legend people will never forget him
Yea by the time this song was written he was gone. If you ever watch the video he basically has black empty eyes. No expression - just strumming and singing
Syd losing his mind in a crazy good song.
Syd is the Master! He found God and the secret of Mankind and he left the building! He said I see, and he said FUCK THIS! He left the building. I love that you seem to understand Syd.
Very passive-aggressive song. I think it's brilliant.
The breakdown of Syd Barrett:
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you should hear, vegetable man. written by syd barrett. a song that didnt make it to the saucerful of secret album.
This was really all Syd had to do with this album of any consequence. Yes he played kazoo on Corporal Clegg and some guitar noodling on Set The Controls and possibly Remember A Day, but Jugband was his only real contribution. He had a couple tunes the band turned down but this was it for Syd on this album. And I don't look too deeply into the meaning of Jugband Blues as having some kind of poignant meaning, I think its just Syd being Syd.
@Thievius333
Thanks for your thoughts man I pretty much agree with everything you said, he was kinda just jumping around through la la land, and made a good song out of it. Thanks for watching, Black Sabbath for the rest of this week and then the More album/soundtrack to bring us back to Pink Floyd on Monday! 🔥
He played guitar in "remember a day" both acoustic and slide, he played the guitar at the end of "set the controls..." And composed,sung and played guitar in "jugband blues" other than that, there's nothing confirmed
Syd Barrett himself Said that he is not on "corporal clegg", there's a possibility that he could have contribuited with something in "See-saw" and that he could be playing the guitar solo at "Let there be more light" that's because one their managers at the time (Andrew king) Said that he played, maybe not playing but composing some parts of the solo
Ah, the good old days when it was just Andy & he used to listen to albums instead of dull radio hits. Oh well, was fun while it lasted.
Remember a day had Syd playing slide guitar. It was a leftover from the Piper sessions
Syd is a very interesting man
You should read up on tge story of Wish You Were Here
Definitely a tortured soul.
They say the crazy ones are the most artistic.
you should listen to the pink blues it's a song thay did just at live shows.in the Year's 70 to 72.
LOVE syd and LOVE DIO
Syd Barrett took some LSD and that’s why it was so dark and that is what it was about LSD
REPLY 2 If there's one detail you can point to which sums up the gulf of understanding between Syd and the others, it's the fact that Rick Wright went to his grave sincerely believing that Syd had contracted ataxia from excessive LSD usage (which is physically impossible) - and furthermore that Syd had been diagnosed with it by Prof R.D Laing (when Laing long ago confirmed that he never even met Syd!)
Grithron2
Very interesting, a lot of the story and speculations we’re able to piece together is moreover sad but parallel is sort of amazing how it all played out to where we have so many great albums that were crafted from the band through the years, just amazing. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
I'M IN LOVE WİTH YOUR ROOM
Just before he completely berserk in 1974.
First reaction hearing that 🤣 sorry with all the posters behind you....just don‘t believe you. Must‘ve been hard not singing along with Syd
Done while under the influence of Acid.
He did two solos the Madcap Laughs and Barrett produced by David Gilmore
The MONO mix is FAR SUPERIOR to the STEREO Mix !!!!!
"Jugband Blues" = Syd's Psychosis
well this one wouldn't make my playlist either