Pink Floyd / Syd Barrett

bernardblack · 15.10.2010 23:27

Kai toi uus kokis täytyy hommailla, ei oo oikeen tehnyt mieli ku on rahastuksen maku, mut toisaalta kiinnostaa...

TWISTED BITCH · 15.10.2010 23:54

nyssesoi, ihan kiva, eikä oo mikään jewelcase

rahastaisivatpa viel sil millionairella, sitä oon odottanu enemmän ku mitään luettuani david parkerin kuvauksen randowm precisionista kulli colorflash

psykokarkki · 17.10.2010 18:03

Pink Floyd Reunion Concerts Possibility

hezma · 17.10.2010 18:15

psykokarkki wrote:

Pink Floyd Reunion Concerts Possibility

Aika vaikeeta ku kaks on jo kuallu grin

psykokarkki · 19.10.2010 12:56

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psykokarkki · 19.10.2010 23:10

no eikö muilla oo mitään sanomista tästä, pilke? icon_surprised

Neuvostoliitto · 20.10.2010 01:08

Neuvostoliitto wrote:

... kuuntelen Syd Barretin vapaata improvisaatiota
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psykokarkki · 20.10.2010 09:13

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Pilke · 20.10.2010 19:44

Sanon huomenna jotain.

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psykokarkki · 21.10.2010 16:48

From: http://www.yeeshkul.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22091
Syd Barrett - Have You Got It Yet? v2.0 Volume 4
Disc 1, Length: 40:31
01 Silas Lang, take 1 (06 May '68) 2:52
02 Lanky pt2, take 1 (14 May '68) 1:37
03 Golden Hair, take 1 (14 May '68 dry mix) 2:04
04 Golden Hair, take 1 (28 May '68 Gareth Cousins '88 mix) 2:13
05 Swan Lee, take 5 (08 Jun '68 Malcolm Jones alt mix) 1:04
06 Swan Lee, take 5 (20 Jun '68 backing track) 2:45
07 Clowns and Jugglers, take 1 w/chatter (20 Jul '68) 2:53
08 Swan Lee, take 5 excerpt (10 Apr '69 w/vocal) 0:53
09 Opel, take 9 chatter (11 Apr '69) 0:29
10 Opel, take 9 (11 Apr '69 Jenner '74 mix) 6:25
11 Love You, take 1 (11 Apr '69 Jones mix) 1:08
12 Love You, take 2 (11 Apr '69 Jones mix) 1:23
13 Clowns and Jugglers, take 2 (03 May '69) 1:37
14 Octopus, take 11 (12 Jun '69 rough mix excerpt) 0:25
15 Long Gone, take 2 (26 Jul '69) 1:55
16 Dark Globe, take 1 choral (26 Jul '69 Jenner '74 echo mix) 3:03
17 Dark Globe, take 1 choral (26 Jul '69 Jones '87 dry mix) 2:58
18 She Took A Long Cold Look, take 5 (26 Jul '69 Jones '87 dry mix) 1:51
19 Religious Experience, take 10 (18 Dec '69 OOPS mix) 2:51
Disc 2, Length: 62:40
20 Baby Lemonade, take 1 (26 Feb '70 alt mix) 3:54
21 Maisie, take 1 (26 Feb '70) 0:24
22 Maisie, take 2 (26 Feb '70 alt mix) 3:00
23 Birdie Hop, take 1 (05 Jun '70 Jenner '74 mix) 2:40
24 Rats chatter, take 1 (05 Jun '70) 1:14
25 Wined and Dined chatter, takes 1+2, edit (05 Jun '70) 1:42
26 Terrapin (06 Jun '70 London) 4:18
27 Gigolo Aunt (06 Jun '70 London) 4:51
28 Effervescing Elephant (06 Jun '70 London) 1:12
29 Octopus (06 Jun '70 London) 5:36
30 Milky Way, take 5 (07 Jun '70 Jenner '74 mix) 3:05
31 Word Song, take 1 (21 Jul '70 Jenner '74 mix) 2:58
32 Baby Lemonade (16 Feb '71 BBC) 3:04
33 Dominoes (16 Feb '71 BBC) 2:55
34 Love Song (16 Feb '71 BBC) 1:26
35 Last Minute Put Together Boogie Band (27 Jan '72 Cambridge) 0:58
36 Boogie #1 (12 Aug '74) 1:34
37 Boogie #2-more echo (12 Aug '74) 1:33
38 Boogie #3 (12 Aug '74) 1:29
39 If You Go, Don't Be Slow #1 (12 Aug '74) 2:30
40 Ballad-unfinished (12 Aug '74) 0:23
41 Chooka-Chooka Chug Chug (12 Aug '74) 0:37
42 If You Go, Don't Be Slow #2-echo, laid back (12 Aug '74) 1:56
43 Untitled-echo (12 Aug '74) 1:24
44 Slow Boogie (12 Aug '74) 2;55
45 John Lee Hooker (12 Aug '74) 3:10
46 Fast Boogie (12 Aug '74) 1:25
47 Boogie #2 fragment (Bernard White '94 mix) 0:20

tonne ykköslevyn loppuun voi varmaan sit heittää rhamadanin ku polttaa cd:lle.

psykokarkki · 21.10.2010 20:53

latailin ja kuuntelen, hyvält kuulostaa colorflash

psykokarkki · 24.10.2010 01:42

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Living with Syd (Duggie Fields)

hezma · 24.10.2010 21:45

psykokarkki · 05.11.2010 00:03

sydhän se siellä icon_surprised

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bernardblack · 05.11.2010 16:08

ja tissit icon_razz

psykokarkki · 19.11.2010 16:04

mark prindle taas vauhdissa peuk

From: youth@yahoo.com
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: May 11, 2009 5:01 PM
Subject: Jam Session

Mr. Gilmour,

My name is Youth, and I play bass for an alternative band called Killing Joke. I think you're awesome and was wondering if you wanted to come over and jam with me some time. My parents work til 8 most nights, so we could play really loud. It would just be for fun -- no pressure or anything. Please let me know.

I have some pot too.

Stay cool,
Youth

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From: amomentarylapse@reason.com
To: youth@yahoo.com
Sent: May 11, 2009 5:14 PM
Subject: re: Jam Session

Youth,

Dude, I love Killing Joke! I've been following you guys since the "EIGHTIES"! LOL (J/K) I'd love to come over and jam with you. I can bring my guitar! Can you do it on June 12th? I get off work from Taco Bell at 2:30 and can come over then.

Rock on,
Dave Gilmour

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From: youth@yahoo.com
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: June 13, 2009 11:31 AM
Subject: Hay man!

Dave,

I had a great fucken time jammin with you, man. I can't believe my Mom walked in on us getting high! Thank God she can't see worth a shit. Anyways, the tape sounds killer!!! I'm actually gonna give it to these other guys I sometimes jam with, called The Orb to see what they think.

I'll be in touch, dude!

Together in Satan,
Youth

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From: youth@yahoo.com
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: January 15, 2010 3:14 PM
Subject: BLOW YOUR MIND

Dave,

Sorry I've been so out of touch. My parents caught me doing acid and sent me to rehab for three fucken months! Don't worry though -- it didn't take! ;7)

But the reason I'm writing is to let you know that my friends in The Orb did this amazing shit with our tape. They sorta spread out all your awesome licks and shredding solos, and surrounded them with whooshy wind noises, synths and electronic drums and stuff. It's wild, and it sounds awesome when you're stoned!!! I'll send you a copy. I'm gonna go ahead and give it to Columbia Records cuz IMHO this could be the Ambient Event of the Year! (Totes!!!)

Let me know when you hear it. And stay cool!
Youth

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From: amomentarylapse@reason.com
To: youth@yahoo.com
Sent: January 28, 2010 4:11 PM
Subject: The tape

Youth,

I just listened to the tape. Wow. I don't even know what to say. I guess it's cause I'm a lot older than you, but I'm not sure I understand this music! If you say it's cool, I trust you, but it doesn't seem very musical. What happened to those cool riffs you and I came up with? I don't know, man. I'll keep listening. (I haven't tried it stoned yet) I'll also make copies for some of my friends and see what they think.

K.I.T.!
Dave

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From: by_the_way_Im_Pink@comcast.net
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: February 23, 2010 9:52 PM
Subject: Your new demo

David,

Thanks for sending me your new demo. Watch your mail for a copy with my recommended edits and revisions.

Best,
Roger Waters
Head Songwriter
Pink Floyd (The Good Years)

Catch me on tour playing "The Wall" this year!

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From: amomentarylapse@reason.com
To: by_the_way_Im_Pink@comcast.net
Sent: February 27, 2010 1:42 PM
Subject: re: Your new demo

Rog,

Got your package, but I think you accidentally sent me a tape from your Sound Effects Library.

Dave

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From: by_the_way_Im_Pink@comcast.net
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: February 27, 2010 2:13 PM
Subject: re: re: Your new demo

David,

No, those are my edits. Just fast forward to about halfway through the tape and there's still some music in there (between the foghorn and the plane taking off).

Best,
Roger Waters
Head Songwriter
Pink Floyd (The Good Years)

Catch me on tour playing "The Wall" this year!

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From: nickmason@pinkfloyd.gov
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: March 2, 2010 6:15 PM
Subject: INCREDIBLE DRUMMING

Dave,

I'm LOVING your new tape, man. Who is this drummer!? His ability to play a slow 4/4 beat is amazing! Goddamn. Makes me wanna throw my fuckin stix away!!

Bros before hos,
Nick

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From: deadsyd@heaven.org
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: April 16, 2010 6:15 PM
Subject: From One Pork Chop Fan To Another

Gilly! Gilly Gilman! The Gilmonster! Gil-mo-tastic!

Hey fucker how's it hangin? Good I hope. This is Syd Barrett writing to you from Heaven. I know what you're thinking: "Wait a minute. Syd can't use a computer. He's a dead vegetable!" Ha ha, well up your ass buddy cuz it turns out they give you your BRAIN back when you get to Heaven! And thank God for that or the whole place would be teeming with Alzheimers. Oh! Here's something funny -- when I got to the Gates, guess who St. Peter had lined up especially to greet me? A PIPER! Ha ha! And you thought angels had no sense of humor!

Anyways, the reason I'm writing is because I was floating transparently through Nick's house last month when he played your new tape. I gotta tell ya man -- I am not into it. To be honest, I always thought post-me Floyd was boring, but that shit's fuckin Hendrix compared to this tuneless ball of hot air. Get away from those guys, man. Maybe you should try getting back to your roots and play some blues-rock with Jonathan King.

Hurry though; he's due in Hell by the end of November.

Syd

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From: rickwrightscorpse@heaven.com
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: April 16, 2010 6:47 PM
Subject: What is this shit?

Hey Dave,

Syd's finally off the computer so I wanted to drop you a line supporting his opinion. That tape is awful. Do The Orbs know anything at all about music? Maybe try sending them a copy of Wish You Were Here or something, because they clearly haven't the slightest idea how to build music around your guitarwork. Would it have killed them to play something in the same key as you every once in a while? Even in the late '70s when I was snorting a wheelbarrow full of cocaine a day, I never would've surrounded your playing with such uncomplementary chord progressions and amelodic wastes of time. I try to be a good angel, but fuck those jerks.

Also, what's with this 49-year-old man calling himself "Youth"? That's a little pathetic. Maybe I should change my name to "Alive."

Hope you're doing well,
The Eternal Soul of Richard Wright

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From: youth@yahoo.com
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: October 13, 2010 5:15 PM
Subject: It's out!

Dave,

Sorry to hear your friends weren't into the tape, but you can't please everybody. The important thing is that the CD is out, and it's doing great! Spin Magazine gave it a stellar 5 stars out of 10, Allmusic ranked it a high 3 out of 5, The A.V. Club a C+ (that's a passing grade, man!) and most importantly the alternative music publication Pitchfork Media has granted it a 7.0/10, calling it "gorgeous," "hypnotic" and "immersive"!

Fuck yeah!

Youth

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From: sclarkenstein@clarkensteindover.com
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: October 14, 2010 10:35 AM
Subject: Cease and Desist

Mr. Gilmour,

Let this serve as notice that our client, George Roger Waters, is bringing suit against you for musical plagiarism related to your new CD "Metallic Spheres." Waters has identified one of the musical notes in the selection "Spheres Side" as a D -- the same note that he had you play in the track "Goodbye Cruel World" on the Pink Floyd album entitled "The Wall." Please cease and desist immediately.

Sincerely,
Steven Clarkenstein
Clarkenstein & Dover, LLC

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From: youth@yahoo.com
To: amomentarylapse@reason.com
Sent: October 15, 2010 2:16 PM
Subject: FML

Dave,

I so totally fucked up. You know that tape I had Columbia put out as "Metallic Spheres" by "The Orb (Featuring David Gilmour)"? Well, it turns out that The Orb didn't actually intend for it to be released. In fact, they didn't do any work on it at all! According to my buddy Alex Paterson, they accidentally dropped our tape in the toilet, and this is just what it sounded like when they pulled it out. In other words, Metallic Spheres is LITERALLY your guitarwork covered in human shit!!!

But look on the bright side - Pitchfork Media liked it!

Best,
Youth

johnny · 19.11.2010 17:12

icon_biggrin peuk

hiirimattona · 19.11.2010 19:08

biggrin

TWISTED BITCH · 02.12.2010 16:50

psykokarkki · 05.12.2010 13:54

åhå åhå, tulispa tästä julkaisu, kyseessähän suorastaan myyttinen äänite:

Svensk bakom unik Pink Floyd-konsert

The original Pink Floyd will play for one night at Gyllene Cirkeln in Stockholm.
The audience will be able to listen for the first time to a uniqu recording and
on stage are the original members as mannequins.
The Pink Floyd concert with the bands founder, Syd Barrett will be played on 3rd
and 7th of May this year. It's an almost 50 minute long, previously unaired
recording from September 1967 that now, for the first time will be played in
front of an audience where it was recorded 43 years ago.
Last summer a new edition of Syd Barrett's (1946-2006) music was released as a
box set "Crazy Diamond". Still missing was live recordings of the early
psychedelic Pink Floyd, when Barrett was still the front man. Drugs and a
fragile mind made Barrett loose control of himself and the group. He was
replaced that same year by David Gilmour.
Gilmour has in interview said that they have been searching for live recordings
with the early Pink Floyd, but found nothing but snippets. Few Pink Floyd fans
has been able to hear what the band sounded like with Barrett. But here in
Sweden there is a recording from the Pink Floyd gig at Gyllene Cirkeln. The
concert date was the day before the debut album "Piper at the gates of dawn"
was released in the US.
It was a famous Swedish sound engineer that recorded Pink Floyd on his Revox
recorder. He wants to remain anonymous for the time being to avoid being
contacted by the groups many fans and others who wants to buy the unique
recording.
"It's a lucky coincidence that the Gyllene Cirkelns new owners 2 Grabbar &
Kök has chosen to recreate the original interior decorations of the restaurant
from the 60's. We are trying to recreate everything as it was that night when
Pink Floyd played. I've managed to get mannequins that we are going to dress
with exact copies of the outfits that the band wore and the mannequins are being
sculpted by students at Konstfack (Fine Arts School) so that they will look like
the band members."
If possible, the opening acts that played on Cirkeln on September 10th 1967,
Sleepstones with Janne Schaffer and Ted Åström, and Bamboo with Michael
Rickfors will also play at the event.
The two concert dates at Gyllene Cirkeln are before and after former Pink Floyd
member Roger Waters gig at The Globe on May 4th and 5th. Waters will most
probably attend the event at Cirkeln on May 3rd.

Pilke · 05.12.2010 14:02

icon_eek peuk

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hiirimattona · 05.12.2010 16:54

passais peuk

psykokarkki · 06.12.2010 23:33

http://www.sydbarrettpinkfloyd.com/2010 … rding.html

olis kyl hauska lähtee ruotsiin kuuntelemaan tota.

psykokarkki · 12.12.2010 02:18

http://www.sydbarrettpinkfloyd.com/2010 … n-row.html

psykokarkki · 23.12.2010 22:58

ylös icon_surprised

psykokarkki wrote:

hyvää joulua, sydin wanha joulukuusi:

psykokarkki · 05.01.2011 17:02

Pink Floyd sopimukseen EMI Recordsin kanssa

Aikaisemmista toraisista oikeustaisteluista huolimatta Pink Floyd on solminut EMIn kanssa viiden vuoden mittaisen sopimuksen.
Sopimus kattaa bändin tuotannon maailmanlaajuisen levityksen ja lopettaa kaikki bändin ja levy-yhtiön väliset kiistat. EMI aikoo panostaa bändin markkinointiin ja jakelukanavien lisäämiseen.
Viime vuoden alussa Pink Floyd voitti oikeusjutun levyjätti EMIä vastaan. Oikeuden päätöksessä todettiin EMIn rikkoneen vuonna 1999 tehtyä sopimusta antamalla bändin kappaleita digitaaliseen levitykseen. Oikeus päätti, että sopimus ei kattanut bändin musiikin levittämistä muussa kuin sen alkuperäisessä muodossa. Päätöksestä huolimatta Pink Floydin musiikkia myydään edelleen digitaalisissa musiikkikaupoissa, kuten iTunesissa ja Amazonissa. Uuden sopimuksen myötä kappaleet myös jäävät myyntiin digiversioina.

nyt vaan se tukholmankeikka ulos levyllä lipeva

Pilke · 05.01.2011 17:25

Ketähän tähän Pink Floydiin nykysin kuuluu...

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psykokarkki · 05.01.2011 17:31

Pilke wrote:

Ketähän tähän Pink Floydiin nykysin kuuluu...
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kai periaatteessa waters, gilmour ja mason, vaikka tuskin ne enää mitään uutta tekee.

psykokarkki · 06.01.2011 16:23

pannan nyt tänne sydin synttäreiden kunniaksi kun tuli tämmöstä spämmiä:

Taken from Gibson.com:
Syd Barrett spent only 60 years on Earth, although for at least some of that time maybe lots of it Syd seemed to be in a place that was more interstellar. Barretts recorded legacy of two Pink Floyd albums, two solo albums, a few live recordings and a handful of singles is the work of a visionary who ultimately lost both his vision and his grip on reality. He also lost his life to pancreatic cancer in 2006, after a 34-year retirement, or retrenchment, from music.
Barrett was born on January 6, 1946, 65 years ago. His career as a musician lasted only seven years, starting in 1964 with the formation of Pink Floyd, who had four different names during their first year including the Screaming Abdabs and the Meggadeaths (take that, Dave Mustaine).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xRaVTKD … r_embedded
Barretts self-made musical realm was a kaleidoscope of fantasy and distortion and sonic gamesmanship perfect for the LSD-drenched times. Syds (and early Floyd) fans included such rock dignitaries as John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger. He developed a vocabulary of extended technique based on alternate tunings, slide teamed with Echo-Plex, feedback and an angular attack instantly recognizable on such early Pink Floyd numbers as Lucifer Sam and Interstellar Overdrive, which remains a study in epic six-string heaviness.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emlJKhLZ … r_embedded
By October 1967, Barretts gnarled guitar playing which alternated between angular blocks of sound and cascades of rippling or sliding notes teamed with his sweetly nasal voice, ruffled English look, and lyrics about gnomes and childhood innocence had elevated Pink Floyd from the London underground to touring with Jimi Hendrix, supporting their critically heralded debut Piper at the Gates of Dawn. Yet his deterioration became obvious by the years end.
Many of Pink Floyds numbers, like the clangorous Astronomy Domine, were based on simple chord structures, but Barrett in his ailing state took that to an extreme on stage. Sometimes he simply stood in place and stroked a single chord throughout an entire set, or sat on the floor, not playing at all. At a concert in San Francisco he reportedly detuned his guitar string by string on Interstellar Overdrive a gambit the crowd might have taken as a burst of creativity, but one his bandmates knew was just another example of progressive deterioration.
Barretts school chum David Gilmour was brought into Pink Floyd to support Barrett whenever he seemed to be drifting away, but he also sang and played guitar on those nights when Syd might merely wander, as if lost, across the stage. Too many of those nights occurred, and on the way to a gig in January 1968 drummer Nick Mason, bassist Roger Waters and keyboardist Richard Wright decided to simply pick up Gilmour and leave Barrett at home.
Gilmour and Barretts friendship nonetheless remained intact, and they collaborated on Syds two solo albums. Uneven as those recordings are, they remain the last fragile signposts of a great rock and roll mind. And its worth observing that Barrett always remained in his bandmates thoughts and ultimately inspired 1975s classic Pink Floyd album Wish You Were Here.
In celebration of Barretts birth date an international holiday for psychedelic rockers heres a look at the essentials in the Crazy Diamonds musical legacy:
Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967): Recorded in EMIs Abbey Road studios as The Beatles were also cutting Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, this Pink Floyd psychedelic masterpiece is the home of the classics Interstellar Overdrive, Lucifer Sam, Astronomy Domine and the instrumental Pow R. Toc H. Drenched with reverb and odd overdubs like vocal noises and searing, screaming, warbling guitar, it is far from uncalculated. Such influences as Gregorian chant, composer Gustav Holst, Barretts cat, the I Ching and free jazz improvisation mingle in its eddying pools of sound.
A Saucerful of Secrets (1968): Barretts last album with Pink Floyd is a radical leap from Piper at the Gates of Dawn, with more orchestral compositions, lush textures, and a drift from the strictures of song structure. The title track and the Eastern modalities of Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun set new standards for rock improvisation. These compositions left the blues behind for a realm between classical, jazz and world music trance music for the psychedelic tribe.
The Madcap Laughs (1970): After a tentative start, the album was abandoned for nearly a year and then resumed with the help of Gilmour and Waters. Barrett insisted on cutting his guitar tracks and vocals alone and having the studio musicians play to those recordings. Further complicating matters, he insisted that they take just a few passes at almost every song, without any rehearsal. Hence, numbers like No Good Trying sway in their tempos, reflecting the players uncertainty. Nonetheless, there are glimmers of Barretts ability to create his own world in songs like Octopus, which brims with playfulness.
Barrett (1970): Gilmour and Floyd keyboardist Wright were recruited before Barrett entered the studio this time, but that didnt keep the affair from becoming extremely erratic. Only one song was cut with the studio band and Barrett playing together Gigolo Aunt, which inspired the name of Boston-based alternative rock group the Gigolo Aunts. Ultimately, Gilmour and Wright decided to let Barrett record alone again, and defaulted to overdubs to finish the album. As a result, the album has a folk-rock orientation and what comes through once again is Barretts melody and whimsy and his fragile state of mind. When Barrett was poorly received, Syd withdrew to his mothers home in Cambridge and, save for a short tenure in a band called Stars in 1972 and another attempt at recording in 1974, withdrew from the music business for good.

This is link:
http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/F … 0106-2011/

Peace to all

Neuvostoliitto · 13.01.2011 01:50

Last edited by Neuvostoliitto (13.01.2011 01:54)

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