@@c.chelseathedog7987old fuzzy fuzz box into octavia into tape delay, people say he used a selmer buzztone, he didn’t he used an homemade one instead but the selmer is a very decent for reproducing his sound Good amount of shrooms helps too
Yes. This is my favourite track from the album he eventually produced with Dave Gilmour. Prefer it even to Octopus. Did Gilmour use the original track recorded with M Jones then?
+Poetic?Maybe. Gilmour had nothing to do with this. Fortunately Syd had already "mixed down" this track before Gilmour appeared - so he couldn't even make a mess of that (as he did with "Late Night")
Yeah. Malcolm Jones also had some criticism of Gilmour regarding Madcap . Said that he couldn't believe that he'd left Opel off the list of tracks for the album.Hard to believe Gilmour when he says he didn't know it existed until years later.
Poetic?Maybe. I would have to check. There is a desc on wiki that we could check the source of but I want to say yes this was the Jones recording. They had to add vocals to alot of them later.
Sucks when no one really grasps how great Syd Barrett was and how great he could have been. He was a true genius. It is tough for a listener to grasp how imaginative and how cool Barrett made the psychedelic era of Pink Floyd sound. He just had a way of reaching out to the ears.
You would hold your head up high You even try You would hold another hand Oh, understand They even see me under call We under all, we awful, awful, crawl To hear my hour don't see me cry Just searching you even try I can make you smile If it's there, will you go there too? When I live, I die They even see me under call We under all, we awful, awful, crawl Because of you, to see me be
Under caul, actually. There was long a tradition of superstition around babies being born "under a caul" - residue from amniotic sac, which tied them into supernatural awareness.
I find it truly amazing he was in the studio next door to the Beatles and then Lennon later, tripping and chatting with them. Lennon and Syd tripping... Coulda' been a whole new LP right there! Film exists.. I wonder if there was ever a spoken word tape/mix in the bootleg pipeline? God.. To die for.
Hello Adam H, Syd Barrett's rhythm section on "NO MAN'S LAND" and "HERE I GO" are Bassist WILLIE WILSON from JOKER'S WILD and Drummer JERRY SHIRLEY from HUMBLE PIE. THE SOFT MACHINE back up SYD on "LOVE YOU" and "NO GOOD TRYING." Raul..😐
David Gilmour transcribed the poem at the end of “No Man’s Land” from the multitrack tape. It was published in Rob Chapman’s book, _The Lyrics of Syd Barrett_.
@Zan Atoll Tell me, tell me, tell me, you need - need me so well Shut your shop, shut your shop, listen, listen, the horizon glows like a dove and I see From a mild, shiny ocean, choke and weave in a spinning wheel Pick up and tell love to me, open your door Musty sugar with dust making stale it crows the near day The Cockerell, listen, listen, short choose of play, Freedom of emotions and cracking my spleen 'cos we be us Is wishing - pick up and tell love to me - open your door Find - all I wish is shiver and whine the mean could no notice to be as they be Give a lot - listen listen - the grave sing you her song - heavily spaced All the crockery, china, war and spreading a spinning wheel Opening, what a roll but you open the door, some time, long ago Stream cool shallow water - seen a lot, seen a lot
There were some fine collaborators on his solo albums actually. Of course Gilmore and Floyd’s organ player would get royalties and all that. In fact, at the time Floyd was struggling and wasn’t a sure thing so of course an alignment with Syd of some sort was in order even though they were busy....
Always Syd B. will be satisfied with his technique and his art of playing. It always seemed beyond his ambition and his ideal, and if he worked hard, the result inevitably filled him. However everything he created frustrated him, it always seemed to him that he could do better, "better to see" ..
There is a big element of Soft Machine here, but it's interesting to hear it in a rockier context, in contrast to their other work from this period which was very much more jazz-oriented.
+Adam H Soft Machine only played on "No Good Trying" and "Love You". And all the guitars are Syd's. Soft Machine didn't even have a guitarist, except for some early recordings with Daevid Allen.
Very cool Psychedelic Pop tune! Nice distorted Guitars by EL SYD! Great rhythm section of Bassist WILLIE WILSON, from David Gilmour's former band JOKER'S WILD, .and Drummer JERRY SHIRLEY from British Pop/Rock band HUMBLE PIE.
Most of the time a pioneer is lost. The first ones on a new continent don't last long. The first brave souls headed to Mars probably won't last long after they set up the colony. Sometime in the 1990's this sound really hit FM radio. Its pioneer, Syd, long lost.
R Kline I always thought it was "Gracie knew her song.. heavily spaced " or perhaps "heavenly space". Has anyone deciphered more words? Tell me tell me tell me.
"Tell me, Tell me Don't, if you? /(Yippee?) Stop that, that just upset yourself Listen, Listen, if you ask in person I'll stick to the joke, you know yelling and screaming, help me! All that in the afternoon, for that matter So she'd asked if we could stay with Grace Maybe a day or a couple of weeks You know, until Tuesday Pick up my mushrooms Clean my skin up Pick up some tissue Pick up the production It's all fine! you know And she served the wine and cups for 3 or 4 people And that nonsense Gracie do her song, heavily spaced All the pink shine on war Explodes from beneath Don't you would rather Be out the front door sometime Long ago instead of being Cooped up like a catched rat."
Quick question, while I know quite a bit about Syd I've always been unclear about one thing. On Madcap Laughs the songs that Syd recorded with Soft Machine, were all the guitar parts Syd or was he just rhythm?
He didn’t even sweep up first. The legend he was. When Mick Rock came to take these photos Syd had just rolled out of bed, Iggy was knocking around naked!
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The fuzz & distortion on the guitars really makes this track
My favorite song of the Album. Syd was one of the greatest songwriters of all time.
juan roberto Navarro your not Jim Morrison !
yes he is.
You're* on my pissy diamond
He’s up there with Dylan and Tim Buckley
I LOVE SYD BARRETT RIP 🧸
I love the way his guitar sounds, spacey and dream like, nobody sounds quite like him.
Nobody !!…I ´ve tried!😇
C.& Chelsea the Dog.
🐉🔬🐲…🍄
@@c.chelseathedog7987old fuzzy fuzz box into octavia into tape delay, people say he used a selmer buzztone, he didn’t he used an homemade one instead but the selmer is a very decent for reproducing his sound
Good amount of shrooms helps too
Syd Barrett captures a moment in time and tells us like it is as only he can.
I love that deep low tone of his voice its hypnotic 😎 Syd was truly very unique, he's not your common pop artist.
Hi I recommend an indie song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
He wasn’t a pop artist
Such a happy throwback to psychedelic rock. Syd Barrett was a genuine artist!
you can't forget Syd
such a banger
A true genius. without him , no pink floyd would have ever existed.
Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
Druggies with nervous breakdowns will rule the world, eh? Welcome to the Machine, Rube.
SYD BARRETT THE BOSS !!!! Allways for ever !!!!
The boss of what?? Totally overestimated, someone else who's legend totally outshines his 'talent' 🙄
It sucks that younger fans never really heard older Pink Floyd before they became the huge phenomenon they are now.
Love the distortion on this.
Poetic?Maybe. Syd with Malcolm Jones, Harvest Exec, Producing during the early Madcap sessions.
Yes. This is my favourite track from the album he eventually produced with Dave Gilmour. Prefer it even to Octopus. Did Gilmour use the original track recorded with M Jones then?
+Poetic?Maybe. Gilmour had nothing to do with this. Fortunately Syd had already "mixed down" this track before Gilmour appeared - so he couldn't even make a mess of that (as he did with "Late Night")
Yeah. Malcolm Jones also had some criticism of Gilmour regarding Madcap . Said that he couldn't believe that he'd left Opel off the list of tracks for the album.Hard to believe Gilmour when he says he didn't know it existed until years later.
Poetic?Maybe. I would have to check. There is a desc on wiki that we could check the source of but I want to say yes this was the Jones recording. They had to add vocals to alot of them later.
Syd never really got the respect due to him for his guitar playing. Especially all of the different tones and creative sounds he put out there.
Blur had a good listen to this one
Yep, they had a good listen to all of them for sure, and I'm glad they did
No Man’s Land is 1 of my favorite songs on The Madcap Laughs. I Love it!
Sucks when no one really grasps how great Syd Barrett was and how great he could have been. He was a true genius. It is tough for a listener to grasp how imaginative and how cool Barrett made the psychedelic era of Pink Floyd sound. He just had a way of reaching out to the ears.
I do
Just another 3 chord druggy who ended up in mommy's basement.
his rhythm playing has never been so loose; great track
This song is freaking genius
You would hold your head up high
You even try
You would hold another hand
Oh, understand
They even see me under call
We under all, we awful, awful, crawl
To hear my hour don't see me cry
Just searching you even try
I can make you smile
If it's there, will you go there too?
When I live, I die
They even see me under call
We under all, we awful, awful, crawl
Because of you, to see me be
so beutiful.
Because of you, to see me be...
To hear my hour= to Hermia
Under caul, actually. There was long a tradition of superstition around babies being born "under a caul" - residue from amniotic sac, which tied them into supernatural awareness.
@@stevedickson4744 from The Lyrics of Syd Barrett book, " They even see me under call, We under all, we awful awful crawl"
I find it truly amazing he was in the studio next door to the Beatles and then Lennon later, tripping and chatting with them. Lennon and Syd tripping... Coulda' been a whole new LP right there! Film exists.. I wonder if there was ever a spoken word tape/mix in the bootleg pipeline? God.. To die for.
Meh... Perhaps we would have more amazing interstellar music from Syd if he hadn't started tripping.
Wait, Lennon later? What albums -- Barrett and Plastic Ono Band? @@Dellvmnyam
Very earthy...sweet and masculine....I love it!
musical genius, absolute genius
Fantastic sound. Syd Barrett is the best!!!!!!
Best song in the album
I like this kind of music
Me too
Such a great song, jesus christ
Hello Adam H, Syd Barrett's rhythm section on "NO MAN'S LAND" and "HERE I GO" are Bassist WILLIE WILSON from JOKER'S WILD and Drummer JERRY SHIRLEY from HUMBLE PIE. THE SOFT MACHINE back up SYD on "LOVE YOU" and "NO GOOD TRYING." Raul..😐
Forever Syd Barrett.
David Gilmour transcribed the poem at the end of “No Man’s Land” from the multitrack tape. It was published in Rob Chapman’s book, _The Lyrics of Syd Barrett_.
please, what is he saying?
@Zan Atoll Tell me, tell me, tell me, you need - need me so well
Shut your shop, shut your shop, listen, listen,
the horizon glows like a dove and I see
From a mild, shiny ocean, choke and weave in a spinning wheel
Pick up and tell love to me, open your door
Musty sugar with dust making stale it crows the near day
The Cockerell, listen, listen, short choose of play,
Freedom of emotions and cracking my spleen 'cos we be us
Is wishing - pick up and tell love to me - open your door
Find - all I wish is shiver and whine the mean
could no notice to be as they be
Give a lot - listen listen - the grave sing you her song -
heavily spaced
All the crockery, china, war and spreading a spinning wheel
Opening, what a roll but you open the door, some time, long ago
Stream cool shallow water - seen a lot, seen a lot
Mind blowing.
There were some fine collaborators on his solo albums actually. Of course Gilmore and Floyd’s organ player would get royalties and all that. In fact, at the time Floyd was struggling and wasn’t a sure thing so of course an alignment with Syd of some sort was in order even though they were busy....
Gr8 album listened to it this past weekend on shrooms
This deserves helluva lot views. This is awesome.
Always Syd B. will be satisfied with his technique and his art of playing. It always seemed beyond his ambition and his ideal, and if he worked hard, the result inevitably filled him. However everything he created frustrated him, it always seemed to him that he could do better, "better to see" ..
1:47 eargasm
Oh yeah, the solo is beautiful.
he opened doors for bands as the jesus and mary chain
He blew away the doors of perception for singer songwriters to come.
It's Soft Machine that are providing that JAMC-style guitar fuzz
There is a big element of Soft Machine here, but it's interesting to hear it in a rockier context, in contrast to their other work from this period which was very much more jazz-oriented.
+Adam H Soft Machine only played on "No Good Trying" and "Love You". And all the guitars are Syd's. Soft Machine didn't even have a guitarist, except for some early recordings with Daevid Allen.
Psychedelicpiper exactly.
Very cool Psychedelic Pop tune! Nice distorted Guitars by EL SYD! Great rhythm section of Bassist WILLIE WILSON, from David Gilmour's former band JOKER'S WILD, .and Drummer JERRY SHIRLEY from British Pop/Rock band HUMBLE PIE.
Soft Machine are really good backing Syd
noo shit really thats awesome
What a combination 💜❤💜
There's no Soft Machine member playing on this track.
@@geomusicmove Willie Wilson on bass
Most of the time a pioneer is lost. The first ones on a new continent don't last long. The first brave souls headed to Mars probably won't last long after they set up the colony.
Sometime in the 1990's this sound really hit FM radio. Its pioneer, Syd, long lost.
Smoke and the punk of this song helps me damn genius as you anticipated me, a ghost still appears, the devil what to say, listen to him.
Gracias Syd.
omg I Love this song !!!!!!!
I wonder if the 80s/ 90s indie bands had listened to this.
he played all of the guitar parts on both his albums.
True.
No he didn't Gilmour played the 12-string intro to Baby Lemonade.
@@atlasking6110 the intro for baby lemonade was played by Barrett
Soft machine played
No
When i live i die...❤❤❤
Tell me, tell me, Tell me, Heavily Spaced. All of which China wore (war?). From the garbled segment. My favorite song on the album too.
R Kline
I always thought it was "Gracie knew her song.. heavily spaced " or perhaps "heavenly space". Has anyone deciphered more words? Tell me tell me tell me.
"Tell me, Tell me
Don't, if you? /(Yippee?)
Stop that, that just upset yourself
Listen, Listen, if you ask in person
I'll stick to the joke, you know
yelling and screaming, help me!
All that in the afternoon, for that matter
So she'd asked if we could stay with Grace
Maybe a day or a couple of weeks
You know, until Tuesday
Pick up my mushrooms
Clean my skin up
Pick up some tissue
Pick up the production
It's all fine! you know
And she served the wine
and cups for 3 or 4 people
And that nonsense
Gracie do her song, heavily spaced
All the pink shine on war
Explodes from beneath
Don't you would rather
Be out the front door sometime
Long ago instead of being
Cooped up like a catched rat."
+Donovan Byrd Yeah man, I almost forgot I sent those lyrics to you.
This would be a great rock song with great guitar solo like metal
Groovy
Proto-shoegaze.
GEEEEEEEEEEEEREEEEEEAAAARR!!
Sounds to me like Im only sleeping, Lennon's song on Revolver. Laid back vocals and sleepy feeling.
Hi I recommend a new indie song & video called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
when I live i die
linda musica
Ecuador
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ecuador
I still got the Album.
Rob Jut lucky you
Bowie use it from 1:55 until the end for Ashes to Ashes.
The vocal's style I mean.
Bowie was a great fan of Bowie in the period 67/70
Grace sings you her song.
I Will
Lyrics at the end mudder part.
syd invented noize rock
" bad luck, bride of a bull".
algum br ae?
I hear early Bowie
Bowie was a fan of Syd, so that's unsurprising.
:-)
David Bowie talking in Ashes to Ashes
Quick question, while I know quite a bit about Syd I've always been unclear about one thing. On Madcap Laughs the songs that Syd recorded with Soft Machine, were all the guitar parts Syd or was he just rhythm?
syd on all guitars soft machine were organ bass and drums
Sounds like The Kinks. Beautiful.
Proto Sonic Youth
The 100% of the 70s.
Astronomy Domine était SA chanson
..did Syd paint the wood floor?
Yes
He didn’t even sweep up first. The legend he was. When Mick Rock came to take these photos Syd had just rolled out of bed, Iggy was knocking around naked!
Wish the jammin was a bit louder instead of the vocals though they are beautiful
Il dechirer syd Barrett en plus il restera tjr plus ou moins énigmatique
LSyD 25 - merrily trip ;
Yessir
!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
invents sonic youth in your path
Dig
Syd the only one ,
Gracie do her song
Is that Roy Harper talking on the track
No. It's Syd
Adominae they were friends I’ve always said Roy would of been a good replacement for roger when he left Floyd
Tiny Chihuahua House Agreed!
gilmour w shirly
The intro sounds like moby
sounds like something that wouldve been in john lennons imagine
Except it was 2 years before that album even came out. Syd was ahead of his time.
this is well better than syd farret
its better its syd barrett
I like this song some of Beatles influence
Not at all. This is a pioneer song