Syd Barrett docu after he quit Pink Floyd NPS

Syd keert terug naar Cambridge en richt met een paar muzikanten de groep "the stars" voor een laatste optreden.
The stars are.
Syd Barrett on guitar
John (Twink) Adler on drums
Jack Monck on bass

[@GaryOzbourne-mp7yv]

I said hi to SYD BARRETT in a cafe in Cambridge he smiled at me as I was coming out of the cafe absolutely brilliant a legend gone but never forgotten RIP..

[@user-yg9pz9st9r]

What did you say?Morning Mr Barrett or what?I want to go and walk the streets where he lived and died

[@emmaphilo4049]

That's sweet :) good on you :)

[@pasqualemuzzupappa1991]

Gentle Syd, a soul from another world❤

[@ColSandersFORPRESIDENT]

@@user-yg9pz9st9r He said "Which one is Pink?"

[@bigbasil1908]

He probably appreciated you saying hi as one human to another rather than recognising him as his fake Syd identity. He clearly wanted to get away from that stuff. He just wanted to be himself and a normal human being, much like Peter Green

[@raddastronaut]

The story of Syd in the studio during wish you were here is the most amazing story in the history of music. Imho.

[@DanSpillane-pt8te]

😢

[@Antonocon]

Roger clearly loves Syd and always did. It's very difficult to watch a friend slowly lose their grip. The world will always have the amazing music they first made. It's wonderful.

[@King_Flippy_Nips]

david was a much better friend of syds and they knew each other long before david joined pink floyd

[@thewkovacs316]

he loved the fact that syd's descent into mental illness gave him enough material for 3 albums roger waters is a monster

[@icecream9933]

Screw Roger

[@johnforensicman6179]

@@icecream9933 Why? Without him, Floyd were finished! They could have easily replaced Gilmour with another guitarist, he only got in BECAUSE of his friendship, they could NEVER have replaced Waters, after Syd, he WAS Floyd!

[@icecream9933]

@@johnforensicman6179 roger waters not syd

[@clarkrobertson6816]

Syd was concious in a crazy world.he wanted peace and quite .ahead of his time ❤

[@smilernok]

that's what i see too , in the world of the blind , one eyed man is king

[@ame3963]

Brain damage . That’s it LSD

[@robotcitizen101]

my sense is he unfortunately realised and saw too young all the bullshit, absurdity and idiocy that's involved with fame, success and with performing ... He tried for a while to persist but just couldn't fake it, didn't want any of it anymore and bailed out for peace and quiet.

[@mattyg499]

@@robotcitizen101 I think he just went to the dark side…….like the song!!!!!!

[@charlytaylor1748]

His songs are incredible

[@sexobscura]

ESPECIALLY 'Apples and Oranges'

[@robertcooney1938]

Funny how Roger and Gilmour went to court over the name "Pink Floyd." Should have just put a big picture of Syd up there with the name "Pink Floyd" under his picture.

[@eduardolins5391]

Yeah, dude came up with the name and it caused his childhood friends to have a feud...

[@detroitlady7201]

No, the greatness of PF wouldn't have been with Syd as David Gilmour is largely responsible for much of their sound, as was Rick Wright and Nick Mason, but Gilmour and his guitar are much of the music.

[@robertcooney1938]

@@detroitlady7201 you're missing the point. Roger Waters and David Gilmour went to court over the name "Pink Floyd." A name Syd Barrett came up with. In the beginning, it was Syd's songs that got them noticed in the first place.

[@jamesedwards2237]

​@@robertcooney1938 The point is that Syd was done. He couldn't continue, so David came in, Roger, Richard and Nick carried it forward. Roger fired Nick and Richard, and wanted to give it up. David didn't, so that's why the lawsuit. David continued, hired back Nick and Richard, and the rest is musical history.

[@robertcooney1938]

@@jamesedwards2237 it's all true. But David and Roger fighting in court over a name that rightfully belongs to Syd Barrett is what I am saying. Over your head, too.

[@martyndormer]

Wish You Were Here was my adored late wife’s favourite album. She was brought into the crematorium to Shine on You Crazy Diamond, and as she was laid down, the fabulous four-note riff rang out. RIP Moby, I love and miss you,

[@thenobullshtchannel8768]

I was a hippie kid my older sisters had all these albums, running around bare feets and drinking my dad’s beers and my sisters pot,, here’s to the 1970s best time of my life,, then I became a punk in 1979,,, RIP Sid & Syd & punk died in 1983

[@angelareminiscenza6233]

Best time best music❤❤❤

[@gregmiller9710]

we owe Syd alot....thanks Syd....

[@albertawheat6832]

LOL get real.

[@tehf00n]

I had my own Syd moment in my band. We had an absolutely virtuoso drummer whose local social scene had lead him down the path of various drugs and he became schitzophrenic. The last time I saw him we were jamming a great tune, with his signature jazz style percussion, and suddenly the drumming stopped. We looked over and my friend was unconscious on the drums. It turned out he had not taking his lithium and someone had given him half a joint to smoke. We had to call his brother to take him home to get his medicine. He looked at us like it was our fault and he took him away, never to be seen again. I heard he went to live on one of the remote Scottish islands with his parents so they could look after him. I wish he was here.

[@TheWelwyn21]

That would make a good song title

[@experi-mentalproductions5358]

@@TheWelwyn21 A very long title.

[@infinity.of.smoke.and.mirrors]

@@experi-mentalproductions5358 Maybe he means just the last sentence: "I wish he was here."

[@tehf00n]

@@arte0021 It was called Lost@C and we played psychaedelic and easy listening progressive rock music.

[@squiremuldoon5462]

Living rent and worry free in a remote Scottish island sounds nice actually.

[@jstone247]

He still had those intense eyes until the end.

[@andrewnapthali1831]

,Remember watching the Wall,not knowing much about Syd but still been very intrigued by him.Now I own everything Syd bought out!!!!!! R.I.P Roger Keith Barrett.✌️

[@DarthVader1977]

being* very intrigued

[@DarthVader1977]

put* out

[@robertcooney1938]

The main Character in The Wall is mostly Roger with hints of Syd here in there.

[@DarthVader1977]

@@robertcooney1938 here* and* there.

[@robertcooney1938]

@@DarthVader1977 yeah. Thank you for the grammar lesson. I know the grammar, but if you could give my talk text a lesson, that'd be great. It does usually correct itself, but I don't really give a crap. It's a KZbin comment. Not my Manifesto or something. You literally just commented grammar errors. It bugs me, too. But, it's a KZbin comment. Perhaps you should get another hobby. If correcting grammatical errors on KZbin comments is your thing, by all means, continue wasting your time. You're not being mean about it, but it's a bit weird.

[@hedgefundshyster..3241]

He walked the 60 miles from London to his mother's home in Cambridge .his sister said he had Hugh blisters on his feet for weeks ...😳

[@jimmyoconnell6167]

Rip Syd you genius

[@goodmorningsundaymorning4533]

When you listen to Pink Floyd you pull out the Sid one's or after Sid?

[@robertmartin8565]

@@goodmorningsundaymorning4533 Syd's solo albums are better than anything the Floyd was doing at that same time.

[@robertcooney1938]

Syd Barrett is amazing and misunderstood. He's not dead. He just went home.

[@Floyd1138]

Sorry but he wasnt that talented and his departure was the best thing to happen to Floyd

[@robertcooney1938]

@@Floyd1138 yes, they couldn't have done with Syd what they did with Gilmour. But Syd started it and remember, he was mostly experimenting with sounds and stuff. Syd started Floyd and he had to go, just like how the Stones were so much better when Mick Taylor replaced Brian Jones.

[@BeliaLastes]

@@Floyd1138 stuff it!!!!!

[@TheWelwyn21]

@@robertcooney1938 shyte is the word I would describe Sid's contribution

[@robertcooney1938]

@@TheWelwyn21 compared to Gilmour, I can understand. 😆 No need to be harsh. You're opinion is your own. Syd's Floyd was okay, but when Roger took over writing and Gilmour took over on guitar, it was a completely different band. A much better band, too. Syd's music was 60s music. Pink Floyd without Syd is timeless.

[@tondewit2000]

Without Syd....no Dark Side.....or Wish you were here

[@Redguard677]

Animals album was inspires by the song "Wolfes" of Syd

[@ColSandersFORPRESIDENT]

These albums could have been about anything or anybody. They were written and recorded decades ago. As far as the fans are concerned, they are what they are now.

[@ColSandersFORPRESIDENT]

@@Redguard677 Animals was written, developed and performed in 1975 when the band was on tour. These songs were played to death until Roger applied his inspiration from the book "Animal Farm". All the songs were re-titled, and the concept was born WELL AFTER these songs were written. No mystery there and Syd had nothing to do with it by that point. All four of the Pink Floyd members have told the same story in various interviews.

[@ExMachina70]

I didn't get the shaved eyebrows so much in the movie until I saw the photo of Sid after he had returned to see them after so many years.

[@geoffreylogsdon162]

Let the poor man rest. He did not want any of this. He didn't want it when it was happening.

[@jim5247]

Title is very deceiving. It been record from Gilmour that they just decide on the way to a gig not to pick up Syd cause he "wasn't there". Syd didn't quit the band

[@craigbroussard1010]

my faverete syd songs

[@samnous2002]

He was a legend and a martyr who shone.

[@JessicaJohnson-mv7lb]

Reached for the secret too soon . God speed you crazy genius. I love you

[@jamesglenfield830]

The madcap got the last laugh on jugband blues!!

[@rrichards31]

He had a sad story but glad he got Pink Floyd started. Really after trying and trying just don't get the hype of the first album. It's ok but definitely not great. It's way out there. They came into thier own after he left. Maybe he just knew the right time to leave at the perfect moment. It's a bitter sweet story.

[@wayneholness6090]

It’s a great album, out there on its own

[@goodmorningsundaymorning4533]

They became 100,000,000 times better after Syd left.

[@24nikita]

R.I.P Bro.

[@larry1824]

I always felt no syd no floyd

[@beyondvisiblefilms]

What documentary is this from?

[@chillybunny5990]

Love you Syd/Roger💖💖💖

[@robertcooney1938]

Bob Geldolf was actually playing Roger Waters with tid bits of Syd thrown in.

[@barnabarinludocratique6262]

Bob Geld'off.

[@Foxglove963]

What a rip-off.

[@marcellledbetter3802]

Without Syd there would be no pink Floyd

[@savedaz]

Correct! As he named the band RIP SYD

[@alexbowman7582]

Without Brian Jones there would be no Rolling Stones

[@minigrande1939]

The whole Pink Floyd narrativennseams.l to be based around Suds Demise or at least there most popular/well known work

[@andrewjohnstone963]

Syd never escaped from his childhood a refuge and all that went with it Innocence mystery nailed ethereal without trying too Wind in the willows looms large in his work The drugs were incidental his imagination was far bigger than the drugs He arrived at fame and as bowie sings where things are hollow Syd eventually rejected fame for his reality A child who was overwhelmed by so called grown up things He rejected these things in favour of what mattered to him 2 glorious lps which are stark in their simplicity but like nothing else before or since A true artist in every sense Thanks Syd for the journies you have taken us on Thanx ❤️

[@artvision-os8jn]

❤

[@MrThedonhead]

No it was the acid. The music he made showed his imagination wasn't that of a Lennon/McCartney. Kind of music hall music. The acid killed his brain

[@andrewjohnstone963]

@@MrThedonhead ill informed half assed fantasy You do you write for the tabloid press!

[@artvision-os8jn]

@@MrThedonhead Lennon et Mac cartney took lots of acid too! What you say is nonsense

[@artvision-os8jn]

@@MrThedonhead STOP make Syd as only a drug consumer...he is the genius of the 20th century and you are NOTHING!!!

[@browningautomatic2393]

COOL VIDEO ! FRIDAY 10/14/22 OCTOBER 14, 2022

[@nomadedoasfalto]

Quando Sid se foi ele tinha um milhão de libras em sua conta o que prova que ele continuou recebendo direitos autorais até o fim......nao sei quem fez isso só sei que fez.......

[@sirapos6550]

The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn is hands down the best ever psychedelic album,ahead of it's time and still sounding modern and... well, ahead of it's time. No other psychedelic album reaches these heights and I include both British and American landmark releases. And it's all Syd Barrett. They might be school friends but Waters and Gilmour should shut their mouths off. Plus,Syd was insanely beautiful in his prime,so mysteriously startling good looking. Such a loss, really. A victim of his own idiosyncrasies. I'll always love Syd.

[@MelchizedekKohen]

Please go listen to the album syd barrett 'Barrett'

[@JohnSmith-of4vh]

Syd was a one off, highly creative & imaginative though fragile. There will never be another Syd.

[@robertmcmanus9185]

There are lots of times that I want Waters to shut his mouth off, but, honestly, people have a right to talk about their experiences. Syd was a very short lived part of the band. I'm grateful for his music and grateful for his influence. I'm grateful for how outrageously ahead of his time and how talented Barrett was. That said, I won't support you in telling other band members to not share their stories. It's their prerogative.

[@jeffryphillipsburns]

It’s amazing album, but I don’t know that it’s “psychedelic”-or if that even means anything. I’d prefer to call it an experimental album or, better, an adventurous album.

[@ACRRYBKA]

From what doc is this extract?

[@chrisearle1542]

I always found it a little cruel that people used to try and search him out in Cambridge.

[@robertcooney1938]

Can you blame them for trying to catch a glimpse?

[@chrisearle1542]

@@robertcooney1938 yes. He wanted to live a solitary lifestyle, leave the man in peace, don't go and stalk him!

[@burtramone765]

The story goes that some would jump the fence into Syd's backyard and steal paintings he was working on, which he'd leave out to dry. That may explain Syd's habit of once completing a painting, he would then photograph it , and then destroy the painting.

[@cosmiccharlie8294]

I am not familiar with Floyd's Barret Era music. Is it worth a listen?

[@hanshothoola2097]

Pink Floyd's dilemma at the time was playing underground freeform music in ufo, making pop tunes for the charts. These two worlds both collided and with the expectation of producing more hits. Syd was buckling with fame and the intake of drugs. Weather he had a bad trip or he was getting dosed up by others is speculative.

[@DoktorTeeth]

Anyone know what this is from?

[@gmedeiros5748]

Never could figure out why the music of Syd is considered mad or eccentric as it makes perfectly good sense . The songs are picture language that use some words to describe other things dissimilar yet share in dissimilarities to the extant they become one and the same thing in being representations of a same thing . It could be anything you want it to be . It does not matter so long as it’s never the same thing it pretends to be . The lyrics prove Syd was not insane but everything else was insane or beyond languages ability therefore things had to be dissimilar it ways to hide the pure sanity the picture of words painted William Blake was adept at this art . This Cant is a sort of Brit troubadour crossed with Melancholy Dandy in the tradition of Werther . It was a musical form of heroic frenzy that was reaching into the bottom of Pandora’s box like child and a cookie jar . Very well done career and legacy . Nothing sad about Syd or his music . A artist is not one that creates masterpieces but makes the masterpiece your imagination makes the art

[@tehf00n]

I always found his lyrics to be prose, like it was direct from a classic book of poetry. Never dark or mad. Just observant with a wisp of romanticism.

[@gmedeiros5748]

That is a realistic interpretation of Syds work in my opinion .

[@paddington3028]

I get what you say👍

[@Egill2011]

Dominoes, in particular.

[@user-zx8qq1so7j]

Sad man, not all of us get a second chance, we all understand there are consequences for all our choices but forget all too quickly that next time might not be forgivable. To be lost in our minds is the worst of all because everything looks fine and all the medical tests fail to show any injuries or explain why the person is locked in the internal prison of their mind, it's like their soul left and was never coming back, that which defined the individual became so disgusted it could not share the same space with them ever again refusing forgiveness..

[@Analogged]

Does anybody have the MTV news clip of Syd leaving his mother's house to get a pack of cigarettes? He ignore the cameraman and kept on walking down the street.

[@ExtremeBeatlesArchive]

I don't think he quit the band. He was fired.

[@cavscout62]

The Band cared so much they continued to pay Syd a share until his death.

[@absoluteb22]

Guilt and legally they had to, yet it was peanuts compared to what they pocketed. Waters looks after Waters!

[@johnnycolon3208]

That was more David Gilmour’s doing rather than “the band”

[@badeugenecops4741]

Shine on you crazy diamond.

[@sybillenova1465]

In 1969,on the magic isle of IBIZA,I spotted someone looking like Syd sitting in some limousine with a velvet burgundy coloured blazer ..so skinny..so cute.....maybe I was delusional,but all the most exotic American hippies,really BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE were on the island at that time..many of them junkies,cocaine and other drugs addicts..the full moon parties in the haciendas of the rich American hippies were u n f o r g e t t a b l e ..yet I somehow never got involved with any of the drugs sold and circulating ..got high on the ocean,sun and beautiful nature. Pink Floyd's album MORE still today brings up memories of those days... Fortunately I only put on about 6 or seven pounds more since then ( my weight was about 49 kg at that time) ,my hair stayed darkbrown and long though coloured and my face has no wrinkles....

[@Nargis0507]

wow, that's so interesting. I'd love to know about your life in those days :)

[@user-mv7zf9pi4s]

Syd short for Acid?

[@davidlalremruata]

He once had a girlfriend with a mother from my part of India. Fans of Syd Barret apparently built a temple in her honour if some reports are to be believed. Shine on you, Crazy Diamond. Yep, like that with the coma and the capital letters.

[@Nargis0507]

do you mean Iggy the Eskimo who wasn't an Eskimo but a Mizo from India?

[@YuruCampSupermacy]

​@@Nargis0507yeah she was half mizo half Brit born in Rawalpindi modern day Pakistan

[@minigrande1939]

Did you know Rogers eldest daughter (old dear friend of mine)is called India

[@studio2165]

They were recording Wish you were here, and that wish came true, and he turned up at the studio and they were all lost for words.. and it was an extremely awkward moment, and he made his excuses and left, so did they really wish he was there ???

[@BobK5]

‘Here’ as in the Sid they had known, not the stranger that turned up at the studio.

[@ashpollen65]

@Jimmy 5 Jabs I heard it was during division bell........

[@aliceinwonderland887]

I have heard Richard Wright disrespect Barret. I mean he was kinda cold about it really. Like too bad for that dude. That's how people are.

[@studio2165]

@@BobK5 true, they just didnt know how to handle it.

[@studio2165]

@@jimmy5jabs868 the album is called, wish you were here jimmy.

[@rockgollum4503]

Did they get you to trade Your heroes for ghosts? Hot ashes for trees? Hot air for a cool breeze? Cold comfort for change? Did you exchange A walk-on part in the war For a leading role in a cage?

[@patricklively2661]

So you wanna be famous?, how about a lead role? Michael, Prince? War is real

[@oui2611]

is this from 2003

[@grahammaguire404]

Yes it's a tragic waste of a legendary musician but as many others before and after Syd they chose this path, I idolise PF with all my heart and soul and the band supported Syd after his demise financially and in other ways to, 60 years old is far to young to pass away and I firmly believe it did have a profound impact on all of the remaining band members or as people labeled them the " CLASSIC PINK FLOYD LINE UP ".

[@Arfabiscuit]

Never rated him but glad he formed the floyd who without him shone much brighter

[@christopher9152]

commercially, and on a couple albums, artistically. but floyd created a lot of dross as well. They were not the natural songwriters that syd was, though they learned.

[@davidlalremruata]

Obscure by Clouds. See Emily play.

[@jamesheath7601]

RIP

[@divided_and_conquered1854]

Yet they never tell us about Syd after he left, despite the title of the video.

[@williamwallace5857]

The English sub-titles are so full of mistakes.

[@BazookaToe]

I thought it was me going the way of Syd.

[@gregprice103]

Syd was cool

[@terryblaze1839]

No body seems to known if he wos buried of cremated and which graveyard.... Cambridge somewhere """......it wos obviously a very private funeral

[@markcarrington8380]

The Cambridge corn exchange I’ve played that well not at the same time is it I think it was 1986.

[@daanramakers2952]

Cool! With what band?

[@markcarrington8380]

I think we were called strictly personal. Put it on VHS somewhere.

[@ge2623]

I've been there multiple times. It's where I would exchange my corn.

[@michaelholtermann9129]

Der gesunde Syd Barett war sehr kreativ. Leider hatte er die falschen Freunde gehabt!!! Seine Schwester Rosmary hat mal gesagt : Seine schlechte Zeit hat mit Pink Floyd angefangen . Ich denke seine schlechte Zeit hat in seiner Wohngemeinschaft angefangen, in der Syd gelebt hat !!! Er hang zuviel mit den Junkies ab.. Syd Barett und Pink Floyd haben gut zusammengepasst.. Die erste Platte The Piper.... ist eine gute Platte. Seine 2 Soloplatten hätten mit Pink Floyd eingespielt werden müssen,da wären sie musikalisch besser geworden ! Ich weiß nicht unter welcher Krankheit Syd gelitten hat. Die Psychiatrie war damals noch nicht soweit. Syd ist auch nicht aus dem Auto 🚙 gestiegen als sie ihn zum Psychiater gefahren hatten.. Mich interessiert wie Syd mit seinem Krankheitsbild gelebt hat. Leider gibt es keine Bücher mehr in deutscher Sprache.. Mit 24 Jahren war Syd ein kranker Mensch.. Er ist als Maler und Musiker Gescheitert.. Eine echte Tragödie für Syd und seine Familie.. Er war ein talentierter begabter junger Mann.

[@kryptonic269]

Shine on you crazy diamond

[@slowery43]

any more totally generic unoriginal posts there Kryp?

[@DavidD-KingWolf65]

​@@slowery43ikr like everyone says this now because of the song! It's like saying you only like the Beatles because of Come Together and that's it.

[@Ravenoflight2275]

It’s heartbreaking The people who gave him all those drugs should have been arrested

[@fearsomename4517]

Syd was a victim of his own device, but then again, we all are.

[@terrymurphy276]

Never a truer word my friend ✌️take care .

[@geoffreylogsdon162]

I love that Waters is so sad and grieving about what happened to Syd, but not so sad that he made a career out of exploiting that 'grief' in public over 3 Floyd albums. There are many reasons why Animals is my favorite Floyd album, not the least of which is Waters turning to a different subject, and not feeding on the Barrett mythos. It is just distasteful to me in retrospect. It is vague enough on Dark Side to be ok, but l can't listen to WYWH anymore, to say nothing of The Wall, which is just the first Waters solo album. For me the Floyd ends with Animals. Also, by the way, the only Floyd album that has a happy ending, in spite of the 'bleak' reputation the album has these days.

[@HiggieLFC]

Exploiting wow that's harsh songwriters tend to use life experiences when writing did Clapton exploit his sons death with tears in heaven?

[@robertmartin8565]

@@HiggieLFC but Clapton did not go back to it time and time again.

[@sexobscura]

*Barrett was a genuinely creative genius who made one of the most popular modern groups. Waters (fantastic lyricist) has evolved the Floyd in his image. Gilmour is really the only one to have compassion for his old friend* *PS: Geldof was REMARKABLE as Pink in 'The Wall'*

[@Craigevansagain]

Richard Wright was also compassionate for Syd. Remember his keyboards on Shine On You Crazy Diamond? Roger Waters was compassionate for Syd. Remember his vocals and lyrics on Shine On again plus If and the Wish You Were Here title track lyrics?

[@sexobscura]

@Craigevansagain I'm a Floyd fan (former obsessive), so I know their catalogue. As great a lyricist and humanitarian as Waters is, I don't think gestures like the Wish You Were Here album negate what they did to Syd (I just view it as a 'guilty conscience' after they 'made it') Roger continually excusing his ousting due to 'insanity' is preposterous (but it's lore now, so ...). Syd wanted out, and the band (Syd's to boot) wanted to continue and did so by ditching their friend and founder. They ought to feel guilty

[@rumblinstone7332]

...an opportunity...for grief... Aha. I would call it Sydploitation.

[@jonnynevada8915]

Wasn’t a big fan,, I found most of Sid’s songs had that melancholy feel .. Don’t get me wrong, I do believe Sid was a musical genius in his own way .. Having said that,, I did prefer Floyd a lot more into the 70s when Roger and David steered the ship into a completely new sonic direction 🤘

[@youmike60]

I love the early works of Pink Floyd, influenced by that sad Syd, who hadn‘t the chance to get rid of a inner „occupation“

[@roberthughes3904]

He wrote nearly all the songs on Floyd's debut.

[@hyllaf]

eiree how similar syd looked to richey edwards

[@ErnaldtheSaxon]

Major lesson here is don't abuse drugs!

[@user-qr7ee2cp4y]

Sydney left and Roger spent the next 10 years using him for material.... dark side, wish you were here, the wall....

[@DavidLee-wj9sp]

Quit ? One day they didn't pick him up

[@bonesc7201]

Street drugs and schizophrenia don't mix .

[@slowery43]

Thank you Cpt Obvious

[@aliceinwonderland887]

I remember this woman who would smile pushing a baby stroller around with a doll in it. She lived in a 12 story hotel in Grand Rapids with Elvis so we called it the Heartbreak Hotel. They finally tore that building down because people would jump out of the windows trying to commit suicide.

[@Foxglove963]

@@aliceinwonderland887 That's no reason to demolish a building.

[@TheNakamuras098]

Kanye and syd barret album would be needed plus andre verses

[@papwithanhatchet902]

I really don’t like Waters as a person. An arrogant jerk, self-important and almost every inch as looney as Barrett was. But, almost irritatingly, a musical genius and Pink Floyd is one of my favorite bands for it.

[@marguskiis7711]

1974 he made some guitar impro recordings in Abbey Road. He looked like a common bearded rock star then.

[@charleswilliams4059]

When Syd left the Band, the Spirit of Floyd died...........

[@alexroberts9349]

@Doves Exactly.

[@Boilingfrogg]

Syd vicious

[@RebeccaJarisch]

WHO?

[@Boilingfrogg]

@@RebeccaJarisch Barrett was reffered to as sid vicious back in the day.

[@wallacelovecraft8942]

Nice little snip of the show. So someone actually took a picture of Syd walking about without his approval? Kinda weird. Like, it's a full on full frontal picture of the man... Why not just ask to take a picture? :-/

[@RealmoftheBlackShadow]

How many hours does YT demand of you? Why not change the name to GoogleTube?

[@JoseSantos-ys5iq]

Syd Barrett, o Homem que não quis ser estrela

[@patrickreilly7256]

Syd Barrett is what John Lennon wished he could be...!!!

[@sexobscura]

what, not married to a Japanese harridan ...

[@robertcooney1938]

Huh?

[@geoffreylogsdon162]

That is a completely ridiculous thing to say. I assume you are very young and ignorant.

[@janetwilhelm4435]

What a shitty thing to say.

[@MrThedonhead]

You don't really think Lennon looked up to Syd ha ha! They were all in awe of the Beatles and all say so

[@user-yq9oo7fz2f]

I've always wished the would get back together and just sort out the bull shit and do it for Syd and the fans could you imagine what Roger waters and David Gilmore could do now wish roger would get his voice out using pink Floyd but no that will never happen so sad and childish 💔

[@rickrecco143]

He didn't quit.

[@StuartHanson-fo7iw]

With out drugs he probably could of got by on antidepressants but acid can fry a strange mans brain,if u feel paranoid or anxious u wanna live a quiet life

[@paulhughes7848]

He was the superstar of the first iteration of Floyd,its so sad 😢dave Gilmore got rid of one of the other and songwriter in the band ,Roger waters, I don't think any of the shit in later years didn't need to happens

[@YuruCampSupermacy]

Waters got rid of Syd by replacing him with Gilmour. None of the pink Floyd members cared about Syd in the early years when they were chasing success so they never helped him out of his drug habit they have admitted to that. And later waters fired wright. After that he left the band and sued Mason and Gilmour. You don't even know the history but still hold a grudge against Gilmour. LOL.😂

[@paudsmcmack3117]

I love these musicians that get interviewed holding their guitars lol

[@dannyhood8857]

I thought the The wall' movie came in1980 before1984?. By 84 (If I'm not mistaken) 'the wall' and 'pompeii' you could rent at warehouse records. VHS. Syd Barrett was before my time. I had no idea. Although Id seen piper gates dawn album before. I never listened until 87. My friend was blasting piper on cassette tape. It sounded new. I asked what band is this? He told me Pink Floyd's first band. I thought it was fresh noisy punk, melodic. Not trendy, The vocals sounded better to me than 80s bands. I read somewhere that Syd would stand outside a toy store window, looking in on display characters set up fascinated. The train set ran though. Syd would wait for the train almost terrified looking through window'. Interstellar overdrive. When syd moved back his mother's house, he thought remodeling. Replacing old door nob handel's with toys, and painting each wall separate color.

[@canopener505ify]

This appears to be a Dutch production, maybe it wasn't released over there until 1984.

[@alcidebava1854]

Mi viene da piangere. Lui ha creato tutto e come ringraziamento è stato abbandonato

[@pippo9830]

non è stato abbandonato, la band ha registrato diversi dischi per lui anche dopo la separazione, era diventato semplicemente impossibile lavorare con lui. d'altra parte è lui ad aver scelto di bruciarsi il cervello con l'LSD, il gruppo ha cercato di aiutarlo in ogni modo possibile ma non era né in grado di stare su un palco, né di registrare, né di avere una conversazione normale purtroppo. È una storia tragica ma parlare di abbandono è ingiusto nei confronti dei membri del gruppo

[@sexobscura]

Non ha creato "tutto", ma, sì, è stato decisamente abbandonato da coloro che avrebbero dovuto essere più comprensivi (indipendentemente da ciò che Waters dice della loro "situazione" in quel momento)

[@sexobscura]

@@pippo9830 Smetti di accettare la versione di Waters della realtà (che è il suo egoismo e l'ammorbidimento della coscienza). Barrett NON ha "bruciato il suo cervello con l'LSD" come ripeti. Si rifiutò semplicemente di farsi dirottare dal sensazionalismo e così si allontanò dagli artigli distruttivi dei media che erano imminenti e fiorì nell'artista che sarebbe sempre diventato; Non è una cosa così difficile da fare se hai un senso del carattere e / o della dignità. E questo significava semplicemente che non sarebbe più stato nella band che aveva creato.

[@rockgollum4503]

I can buy you things, anything if you want things

[@ge2623]

I've got a bike; you can ride it if you like.

[@davids11131113]

100 hit acid trips….bro you’re gonna have a bad time!

[@RichardLucas]

My favorite Pink Floyd music is post-Barrett. Doubtful Dark Side of the Moon would have happened in a Syd Barrett Pink Floyd. Sometimes sentimentality is indistinguishable from stupidity.

[@roberthughes3904]

They did quirky and Spacey with Syd.Post Syd is was just spacey! A different direction was inevitable without Syd but the genesis of later Floyd was present when Syd played with them.I bought their first 45 platter when it was released,closely followed by the debut album,they were my favourite band at the time.Their fans could be counted in the low thousands when they first started,a niche act.now one of the most famous bands ever.

[@philipthomas3938]

He's recovered from a temporary earthly paralysis and ready to reincarnate fresh anew

[@neddyladdy]

% minutes. It's in depth then.

[@Patrick-hf5yi]

How is Sid even closely regarded to as being great or a legend. He was in a band for a short time, a limited role and that was a million years ago. Lennon yes, Cobain yes, Collins yes, Jagger yes, Knofler yes, Gilmour yes etc etc. Sid no no no.

[@dennis8309]

Did you have to stick 'bro' in the end credits? How lame...

[@ge2623]

Better than "Bruh" Not really.

[@MrChristbait]

First time I've read that Syd "quit" Floyd!

[@christopherobrien46]

Interesting how you’re genius if your a schizophrenic musician but a schizophrenic nobody is just a nobody

[@goodmorningsundaymorning4533]

Especially with mediocre music. Once he left they became a million times better. The whole Syd thing was all hype and the suckers bought it.

[@phaedrussmith1949]

Yes, we live in a society that has a difficult time recognising its geniuses.

[@alexroberts9349]

David Gilmour is the best thing to ever happen to Pink Floyd.

[@BazookaToe]

Close. But he would have been relegated to a life of radio jingles without Roger.

[@dorkbrandon4422]

Rogers songs would have sounded dull and morose without the sparkle of David's guitar work

[@dorkbrandon4422]

That's why I love the mid 90s division bell the most because of David's uplifting positivity and hope in the music It reminded me how drab and gloom waters songs were

[@BazookaToe]

That’s nice DORK.

[@TheWelwyn21]

Definitely