Syd Barrett SHOT! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of Rock. Mick Rock about Syd Barrett

SHOT! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of Rock. Mick Rock about Syd Barrett.

[@4LIENBR4IN]

A quote from Mick Rock: "[Syd's] very last public gesture was in 2002 when he co-signed 320 copies of the original limited edition version of my book of photos of him, Psychedelic Renegades. He only signed 'Barrett' - 'Syd' was a persona he had shaken off sometime in the 70’s. But he signed them and in doing so gave his blessing to the book and photos within and acknowledged that he still remembered our friendship from so long ago". Also, Barrett's nephew Ian said Syd had told him that Mick Rock's photos were his favourite pictures of himself.

[@lavaga4909]

truly touching!

[@AgentsofRush]

We should have more things on him here in Cambridge.

[@scottdavis0801]

The more i listen to and read about Syd Barrett, the more i understand that he was a true genius.

[@mariamery7025]

👍👍👍😁🐌🔥

[@alexanderjamesmay158]

@@mhnoname11 fuck off

[@mhnoname11]

@@alexanderjamesmay158 no

[@BCTGuitarPlayer]

Outside of music, what in particular did you find ingenious about him? Just curious...

[@bz3086]

Curiously, he was the test-subject of egomaniacs like yourself

[@samkeller599]

“He’s such a gentle soul.”

[@NEMOPMORPHY]

And he will never be forgotten kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_cZo2gfLeAfqs

[@flimbambo]

As an Englishman, I hold Syd close to my heart

[@philnoble8014]

My God man!! That footage is amazing!! Iv been a big fan of Syd's since I was young! I thought that there was Nothing new! I Love it when that happens! Magical moments!

[@lanabanana68]

great innit? :)

[@philnoble8014]

Guys, I agree with you so much!! Could you imagine a whole lot more of well restored film footage of Syd from anytime between 65-72 turning up. There MUST be more? They were very popular & involved with the sorts of student charectors into Film etc. Also more pro shot film. It would be so nice...(sorry)!! Let's all keep on hoping so hard that maybe, just maybe it will happen!! ✌🏽😀✌🏽❤️

[@carmelitaolsen5672]

+Allen Albright You seems to know a lot about Syd. He was pretty normal as a kid and in his teens, right? I mean mentally. I know very little about him. I.know he loved music and to paint when he was a kid. Did he play the piano first? And he sat down and taught himself to play the guitar when he was 13 or something? And he did good at school,he was very intelligent? And got into art school. There was never any talk about him being mentally unstable at that point, right? That came along with the drugs? Was it mainly weed and acid he did? This is what I don't understand. Didn't he notice that the drugs changed him? I've heard of people having a bad trip and never getting down again. People knew it was dangerous and that you need breaks. You don't do acid on a daily basis. The brain needs to relax. But he just kept going. More or less for six months, was what I read. Who does that? Didn't he recognize that he was losing it? I've never heard of anyone else who used acid like he did. If he'd got hooked on heroin and that was the reason why everything unravelled, I'd totally understand. But I don't understand his story. But he stopped taking acid? And got diagnosed? Did he use medications?

[@lasmaartmane4713]

Syd’s story is full of fake truth and contradictions. You shouldn’t believe everything you read on the internet about him. I suggest you to read Julian Palacios biography on Syd “Dark Globe” if you’re interested. But to shortly answer some of your questions - Syd was already quite different and odd from the very early age. He would very likely been diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome nowadays which is also a reason for his lifelong “madness” - he wasn’t mentally ill, no doctors ever made that kind of diagnosis, but he was odd and Aspergers explains that. The fact that he took LSD every day is one of the biggest myths, he disn’t really do more drugs than everyone else in the 60s. Plus, if someone would take acid every day, they wouldn’t feel any effects because it creates tolerance so it’s not possible to have another trip for 7 days or so. So it’s very unlikely acid did much damage to Syd. At least it wasn’t reason for his breakdown. Syd’s brain was just wired in hugely different way than most of other people which is what made him so creative and different. He was too sensitive and just couldn’t handle fame and also disliked the direction the band was going. He never meant his musial adventures to become serious, art was always his main passion. And when it did become serious, it was already too late. There is aot more to say, but as I said, better read the book :)

[@mariribeiro6259]

There's a facebook group called the birdie hop- the syd barret group, with people from his family, friends, ex girlfriends and people who worked and knew syd. Fans can read a lot of interesting things about him, share opinions and a lot of things. If you're not there, you should check it, a safe place for fans. That's pretty nice.

[@jefduf]

Thank's to have uploaded this video, it's cool to see Syd smiling for a change.

[@antupay]

a beautiful smiling, Syd deserves the honors.

[@nickdebenedetto2267]

that comment hits on a major point i feel. one of the biggest downers about the Syd story is that all the focus is on the dark, negative decline. whereas what made Syd so attractive and special was the PeterPan like qualities and fun, sharp minded, colorful Syd. Yet everyone highlights the grey, sad Syd instead. ugh.

[@nickdebenedetto2267]

my favorite way to envision Syd is how I imagine him to be during 1966. i read alot, and many people say summer of '66 was a true summer of love. i imagine a young, optimistic, kid with Tigger-like bounce in his step (as R Waters claims he had). hopping around in sunny summer days with guitar and notebook, working out fun songs like the Gnome, Bike, Flaming and all those early, childish stuff. "look at the sky, look at the river, isn't it good". lyrics like that come from blissful, young, happy state of mind. that should be how Syd is remembered. "I'VE GOT A BIKE"!!!! how can you not smile at his stuff?!?! i love it.

[@lanabanana68]

Nick,i absolutely LOVE you for saying that my friend;you are SO right! it's all too easy to get bogged down in the quagmire of "poor,tragic Syd" stuff and "what if" stuff,but i like to think of the insanely goodlooking,whimsical,sweet boy who was so talented and unique.Well said.

[@raunaqbedi2852]

Nick DeBenedetto my thoughts exactly pretty dissapointng listening to people about drugs schizophrenia etc Rather enjoy lucifer sam bike , i m a king b nd get to know the real guy

[@jonnyzchivago7623]

Thee best and most accurate 5 minutes on Roger 'Syd' Barrett on the whole of You Tube. The truth is always better than the fiction.

[@NEMOPMORPHY]

I agree! Check out this poem I wrote for him! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_cZo2gfLeAfqs

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

Mick Rock...one of those gentlemen they don't really make any more. He obviously loved Syd dearly...but knew when to walk away and leave him in peace.

[@neilpeartspurplenose8739]

Syd actually came to visit Rock and his girlfriend at the time as late as 1978 on a quite regular basis for a cup of tea and a chat. Mick was one of the very last people he maintained a friendship with from the "Old Days". He finally cut ties with him as well and went into full reclusion by the early 80's as his illness progressed. Mick was a genuine friend to Syd.

[@NEMOPMORPHY]

I love both of your comments I want to learn all I can about Syd Barrett Here is a poem I wrote for him! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_cZo2gfLeAfqs Please check it out and let me know what you think!

[@AgentsofRush]

@@neilpeartspurplenose8739 He did sign copies of Mick's book "Pyschedelic Renegades" in 2002 for him when Mick asked him to.

[@MyGabriel70]

Syd is so beautiful!!!

[@lanabanana68]

he certainly was.....sigh.

[@shartlover420]

He could not possibly take a bad photo

[@mrmrsmsmisscloud7512]

MyGabriel70 -I would’ve done him -for sure!!

[@mrmrsmsmisscloud7512]

I would have loved ❤️ to have performed fellatio on him

[@scott7521]

@@mrmrsmsmisscloud7512 hahaha

[@carolinasuastegui2208]

Smiling syd , the way I like to remember him by. I love you my diamond. ❤

[@barrygreenstein8383]

Shine on you crazy diamond from the album Wish You Were Here was a tribute to Syd Barrett.

[@-solidsnake-]

@@barrygreenstein8383 no it definitely wasnt

[@barrygreenstein8383]

@@-solidsnake- Yes, it definitely was. Roger Waters said that "Syd" who was Roger Keith Barrett walked into the studio when they were recording the Wish You Were Here album and was incoherent and unable to speak properly which brought some of the guys to tears. This inspired Waters to write Shine On You Crazy Diamond.

[@-solidsnake-]

@@barrygreenstein8383 uh seriously? that is so dumb, ive read everything about the pink floyd and ive never ever heard that. we can just agree to disagree

[@ShivaRainchild]

@@-solidsnake- I mean it's not a matter of opinion though.. xD It was written for Syd, whether you believe it or not.

[@Marquaker]

One of the best footage of Syd. Rest in peace you piper, you painter, you legend, you diamond.😎

[@MoonieTheMenace]

Came back to this to inform everyone that Mick Rock had passed away today. His legacy will never be forgotten.

[@carmelitaolsen5672]

"All he ever wanted to do as a kid was to jump around and play the guitar but he couldn't get there anymore." That's just so fucking sad! How lost and lonely he must have been. I just saw a tiny piece of that interview but the things he daid there sounded like he was quite normal. And aware of the situation. I feel like the horrible criticism of his second album was the main reason why he stopped making music. He got slaughtered and he couldn't take that so he just gave up. I totally understand that. Music was something he loved doing and it was fun. But when suddenly everybody are analyzing your every move you just don't want nothing to do with it because there's no fun anymore. The fact that he showed up at PF's recordings in '75 tells me that he maybe had a wish and hopes of being asked to join in. But I don't know.

[@maxdeliringtv2849]

I kinda think the same. But I believe that his "erratic behavior" caused by "whatever the hell caused it" maked him bad at playing his guitar. I remember reading that he said that he can't play guitar anymore on those days. We will never know honestly.

[@invisible3972]

I always tought his "sudden appearance" when Pink Floyd were recording WYWH was too convenient to be just a coincidence. I won't deny he may obviously had some kind of breakdown from acid (i have done it one time and it broke me to pieces, imagine several!!) resulting in the pics the band took of him that day.. I think they arranged it so he could live the rest of his life as an artist just like he wanted+ leave the music scene as a legend and also create a mythos for their upcoming album. Mentally ill people and specially squizophrenics aren't at all an empty shell like most think, he was just tired of all the implications the music world had for him.

[@bluecollar825]

I definitely don't think his angle was to get back in the band. In no way shape or form. He mighta wanted them to produce something for him, lol, but I doubt that too.

[@neilpeartspurplenose8739]

All of that "Showing up unannounced" bullshit is exactly that. Syd was INVITED by someone at the studio because it was Dave Gilmour's wedding to his first wife, Ginger. Syd actually attended the wedding reception downstairs in the canteen area and spoke with all of them. After a certain amount of time had passed, Syd said: "I have to go home now", and just got up and left. No one ever saw him again. The "official story" has become quite the tall tale, indeed. That was his second visit to the studio.(The infamous bald/shaved eyebrows photo) His first, which there is also a picture of, he was wearing a white shirt with red stripes, sitting in a chair smoking a cigarette. Here it is :images.app.goo.gl/vwdFt5yWYr4Dcm9M9

[@NEMOPMORPHY]

Loved these comments Please check out this poem I wrote for Syd Let me know what you think of you do check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_cZo2gfLeAfqs

[@graceantonio3573]

Mick Rock got to know & be friends w/ Freddie & Syd & Bowie, that is too much luck! Maaaan to hav been able to talk to Syd Barret & Freddie & to be in their company is absolutely superb.

[@alainmallette2265]

Let alone take an acid trip with Syd!

[@Jordan-rb28]

What's terribly sad is that I'm more and more able to compare myself to his up and downfall as a person

[@Chickenface12345]

Well stick around and take all the care you need to take: He wasn't given any, I believe, and that's what ultimatedly tool him away from himself. Hope you'll get better soon!

[@alexanderwood3465]

The more I see of this world, with invasive social media, cancel culture, ideology wars and such, there's not a day that goes by when I don't think 'Syd Barrett had the right idea...'

[@shuddupeyaface]

He probably never "went mad". He probably just didn't want any part of it and retired gracefully

[@neilpeartspurplenose8739]

No, he had a bad go of it. You cannot do that much LSD and not pay some kind of price.

[@newtoythe3370]

What a beautiful human being Syd was. Thanks for this video.

[@NEMOPMORPHY]

Check out this poem I wrote for him, you may enjoy it and if so let me know!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_cZo2gfLeAfqs

[@nom8er]

Syd passed away 14 years ago today. RIP ❤

[@funebria9455]

15 years today! RIP

[@nicoletoombs9315]

OMG it’s syd Barrett I’m so happy I found this 😭😭😭

[@brewstermacloud]

I think Syd's declarations at 4:28 indicate he was far from being out of mind or squizofrenic..."I've got a very irregular head, and I'm not anything that you think I am anyway" says a lot

[@waynesilverman4409]

Your right.to me syd was a one off .not hardly one bad photo ever took of him .looked the part .hard it all

[@anonymousturtle8562]

Maybe it's the popular ideas of schizophrenia that are wrong?

[@wvufreak56]

Doing large doses of acid .. certainly didn't benefit him.....

[@dyslexiusmaximus]

it's claimed he did borderline toxic doses of LSD either from his own free will or spiked by his so called friends. even if he didn't do the high doses claimed, he still did "standard or above standard" doses of LSD regularly for a period of his life. i personally know someone who did high but not super high doses of LSD almost every day on a one and a half week bender. it sent him into a full blown psychosis and he's never been the same since, even after 10+ years of sobriety and therapy. before the bender he'd only drank and smoked weed a little hear and there and was a functioning intelligent person. i've personalty done LSD and mushrooms 10 times in my life over a ten year period with beneficial results so there is no such thing as a poison, only a poisonous dose. it seems like sid was like my friend. he had too much and went into psychosis. very sad.

[@brewstermacloud]

@Jim D Ah

[@richalderson6069]

Syd doesn't look crazy here, he must have come out of it somewhat after he left the Floyd but still must have been troubled enough to withdraw from the outside world and become totally reclusive. Very sad thing to happen to such a beautiful and talented young man in his prime.

[@NEMOPMORPHY]

You may appreciate this poem I wrote for him, if so let me know! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_cZo2gfLeAfqs

[@thunor3656]

He wasn't crazy

[@richalderson6069]

@@thunor3656 He just went crazy for a spell.

[@thunor3656]

@@richalderson6069 I just believe he "saw through" the world and didn't want any part of it.

[@FranciscoGarcia-mt6nq]

Rest In Peace Mick, a true legend

[@monkeyrater]

glad I bumped into this video, I was just expecting to see exclusive photos, I wish Mick would release more info on what Syd was like in these reclusive Cambridge years as he seems to have a much closer connection then anyone Ive seen so far

[@Staffleberry]

Rare and wonderful stories, photos and footage. A beautiful piece that really puts you into Syd’s world circa 1969-71.

[@philnoble8014]

Staffleberry ... Yes man,, there must be more film out there? One can certainly hope anyway......

[@NEMOPMORPHY]

I would love to make a film about him with my dad someday. We are working together on a series of poems and art pieces for him. Check out what we got going so far! Let us know what you think!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_cZo2gfLeAfqs

[@NicoTiko]

I starte follow syd Barrett wen I was 12 now today I am 54 in 2021 ❤️ love syd Barrett

[@damiensuil2183]

nice to see 1969 syd in colour..big thanks to mick rock..wonder if he had recorded new version of love you that syd played to him in 1971?

[@damiensuil2183]

you didn't reply mick..such a shame when all that crap has been written about syd

[@mariribeiro6259]

He was so beautiful, jesus christ...thank you for this. i always watch it when i miss him.

[@raulmacias1311]

"Syd" Barrett was a uniquely gifted man! He was so very Blessed! He brought beauty, joy and artistic innovation to the world. R.I.P. ROGER KEITH "SYD" BARRETT

[@SpukiTheLoveKitten75]

Syd was so beautiful, I could DIE!

[@raulmacias1311]

Syd so resembled his father Dr. Max Barrett! He inherited his father's bright and cheerful smile. His mother, Winifred, possessed a bright and beautiful smile! Seeing photos of the Barrett family, when Syd was a child, it is so evident that there was immense joy in the Barrett household. It must have been so traumatic for Syd and his family in losing his father at such a young age.

[@creator2149]

He looked happy in those photos.

[@g.g.6362]

This is real nice.Glad no one is spouting that over used and inappropriate 'genius' word,to describe a passed artist.Gifted and unique individual,and beautiful too....as we can see from this lovely footage. R.I.P. Syd.

[@LosHuxleys]

A true genius indeed

[@growlerthe2nd712]

David Bowie hero worshiped him ,and I think Marc Bolan stole his look,Oh the possibilities were infinite.

[@raulmacias1311]

Syd, You brought joy and colour to the world with your wonderful musical and artistic creations! We miss you! Quote by ROGER KEITH "SYD" BARRETT ~ "I don't think I'm easy to talk about. I've got a very irregular head. And, I'm not anything that you think I am anyway."

[@leejohnson3209]

I thought I'd seen every film of Syd there was, then this came out. It's good to see a relaxed Syd rather than the photoshoot or stage persona Syd. It almost doesn't look like him, he had very gentle eyes that I had never noticed before. What happened to him? I guess we'll never really know.

[@toyaquiyvoyaya]

This is a beautiful video that every Pink Floyd fan should know about...

[@MiriLovesMusic1]

this is beautiful.

[@angelpuente131]

Oh syd...you are my soul mate.rip you crazy diamond.

[@lehliladevandria5712]

Bless him.

[@archiet2205]

The more u read into syds life the sadder it gets really. The word genius is often over used but I personally believe it is entirely appropriate when describing him. A one of a kind type of person.

[@hieronymusrex]

outside in a cocoon of like-minded people... awesome description of friends out tripping!

[@CoreyW6292]

The style of the band at this point was heavily indebted to the first Pink Floyd album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, but filtered through their own color spectrum. The Pink Floyd connection went beyond mere sonic hat tipping, since Alice Cooper played host to Pink Floyd on the British band's first U.S. tour. “We were the house band at the Cheetah for a period of time in ’67,” Smith recalls. “One of the perks was we could go see any of the bands playing there. Pink Floyd were there one week. I remember the first or second song they played, Syd went up to sing and boom! A spark came from the microphone and hit his lip. He just put his arms down to his sides, backed about a foot away from the stand and just stood there like a statue for the rest of the night. After the show, they came back to our house and partied with us all night long. Syd walked in like a zombie. He didn’t talk to anybody, he just stood there. He seemed a bit psychotic, and the mass quantities of LSD certainly didn’t help.” Read More: Alice Cooper Drummer Neal Smith Recalls the Early Days | ultimateclassicrock.com/alice-cooper-neal-smith-interview-2018/? Those bastards didn't even take him to the hospital even after he was electrocuted on stage.

[@NEMOPMORPHY]

Check out this poem I penned for him! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_cZo2gfLeAfqs Let me know what you thought if you gave it a listen!

[@mainakhazra9030]

2:59 = Priceless smile...

[@periscopio6401]

love you Syd you are the best love love you!!!

[@andreat.2809]

Simply fantastic.

[@briansmith9455]

I know how Syd felt. all I want to do is jump around and play guitar, but like him, I "can't get there anymore" either....

[@israelruelas5756]

We grow up to search for a fucking career and to buy needless things..... I'm not a hypocrite (i am guilty of this) but when i turn back and look at my younger self (kid) my present is a huge disappointment (for the most part)

[@riffraffrichard]

brian just go for it, play the guitar have a laugh. As tom waits said "your innocent when you dream"

[@jynxmangrove1769]

PCP helped me out of depression, picked up a guitar again, easy does it with that shit though

[@letrayyelmo3004]

Material inédito de un artista inigualable, que no deja de sorprender ni de inducir a la formulación nuevas interrogantes.

[@ManzannaSaotome43]

Oh, Syd es algo *hermoso y desconocido* 🤩

[@edwardl.492]

wow, this is a gem.. thanks for sharing.

[@rodrigopelucio336]

Syd😩❤❤❤

[@marziehjoshaghani6375]

He was left handed. Oh Gosh😍😍😍

[@Rippd_Bagel]

Syd was right handed, the video was flipped

[@robertarisz8464]

Fifty years from now, Syd will be little more than a footnote to this era. But for those who invest some time into what was going on, he will be a goldmine. Much like Robert Johnson now. Like supernovas, their shine is only seen many years after their demise.

[@deborahrobertson8606]

I don't think so. Syd Barrett will always be an icon. Dave Gilmour said that along with BoB Dylan, Syd was one of the 3 or 4 most influential rock artists/innovators.

[@predator2392]

Shine on u crazy diamond forever in our hearts

[@TheEsCoPoLaMiNa]

That acid video

[@jamesreinolds3968]

cool smile,r.i.p Syd!

[@glenesis]

This is incredible. Thank you.

[@dittymisslizzy]

if only i could press like a million times

[@michelzenitud5524]

Un génie tout simplement 👍👍 Michel 04 France Bisous aux fans ✌

[@tammiealmany6239]

Totally awesome thanks for sharing 💕 legendary 💗

[@SpukiTheLoveKitten75]

Syddy's his young, luscious, pre-breakdown self again in Heaven...more alive than any of us...and we will all one day meet him! In the Afterworld, there is neither old age nor sickness of body or mind. The Piper has been restored...his mental breakdown no-more.

[@MrSebitax04]

4:26 ..."A Very Irregular Head" el titulo de la obra de Rob Chapman sobre la vida de Syd Barrett.

[@jdmresearch]

Hay una de Julian Palacios, "Dark Globe", ultra detallada.

[@markharwood7573]

Thank you!

[@silaslangsyd]

😲 Thank you.

[@michelzenitud5524]

Merveilleux cyd Unique cyd Magique cyd Le pink 😎 Bisous aux fans ✌ Michel !

[@IngridNicola]

Does anyone know if that laugh at 3:00 is syd's? sounds like him. :) or maybe it was put there just for the effect to work with the footage? When Mick Rock talks about Syd as being a gentle soul.

[@PsychoNyx_]

Love barrett wish I knew him it breaks my heart to what happened to him he was so special and so far ahead of his time the good die young and I think Sid died along time ago before he got old truly a legend of his time left the world in a mystery.

[@psychedelicpiper999]

Awesome! Thanks for the post. :)

[@maitecancha9451]

I love that smile. I cried watching this :')

[@herveb6389]

R.I.P Mick

[@dommirra5429]

Wow! Is there a book of these photos? I wonder how much more film footage of Syd there is amazing footage Long live Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd!!

[@JUGAopet1]

dear syd

[@SpukiTheLoveKitten75]

3:05 - Woo woo! Syddy...uh..."fuzz"! Niiiiice shot! Yum! Also; Syddy's smile! HEAVEN!

[@NicoTiko]

Syd the best genius ❤️❤️❤️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️✨✨✨❤️❤️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️✨✨✨🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟✨✨✨✨✨✨🌟❤️😘🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟✨😜✨✨✨✨✨❤️🌟⭐️⭐️👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@loitermanart]

Where can I get a book published with all these photos? I want to draw from these.

[@alexanderwood3465]

Psychedelic Renegades is the book with all of Rock's images of Syd :)

[@tammiealmany6239]

Excellent

[@jdmresearch]

So the footage of Syd smiling... is that 71? ["not long before those (71) sessions"]

[@clarkewi]

Genius.

[@BCTGuitarPlayer]

What an absolute loss of potential.

[@chriscatton705]

This video really made me feeeeel

[@mariavictorialimoeiro5192]

Watched today!! Amazing

[@lordgoogoo539]

Everyone should realize he quit the big and went street

[@jackhewitt7067]

Fucking cool. Boss. Thank you.

[@kelvinkloud]

did jim morrison & syd ever cross paths?.... didnt floyd perform a few shows in calif w/ syd? .... I do know morrison was a fan of the band. He was quoted in interview in '70 as liking the band.

[@skarlettdc2617]

Syd 💎✨❤️

[@angelicaluce3230]

'IN THE BEGINNING WAS SYD" yes-sir -ee-bob!

[@mresstell]

3:00 So handsome! He looked like David Cassidy, even his eyes and the way they both smiled!

[@diddywahdaddy]

RIP Mick Rock.

[@nivekvb]

That was sad!

[@realsinisterminister]

Heartbreaking

[@taylorjohnson763]

the footage of Syd around the 3:00 mark is probably my favorite of him.

[@tedtaylor367]

Syd was shining too bright, so he went out?🌟

[@_Ramen-Vac_]

So that's it? 5:00 ? you are putting me on... where's the resties??

[@dudididd2630]

Syd je t aime pour toujours

[@dannyhood7433]

Starting at 3:00 I think everyone felt the acid effect begin.

[@jeffreyoconnell2901]

R.I.P. Mick Rock

[@olsonjk2]

Is there more this video?

[@JoseGonzalez-ll7vy]

The Jim Morrison of U.K.

[@giorgiomastranangeli6068]

Staring friend's faces under certain circumstances

[@marianb.9133]

Does anyone know where to get the article that appears in the movie? What was its title? Written by Mick Rock?

[@FelixAtagong]

Mick Rock (indirectly) implying here that he was behind the TML cover picture and not Storm Thorgerson.

[@mountaingirlwolf3639]

Three days late but RIP Mick

[@kelvinkloud]

I didnt realize david cassidy was also in pink floyd.