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Pink Floyd's Roger Waters and Syd Barrett interviewed on The Look of the Week, May 1967. The Look of the Week was a Sunday night arts programme on BBC2, whi.
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Rafael Polcaro Published on 09/20/2020 Syd Barrett, one of the founders of Pink Floyd died at the age 60 after living in seclusion half his life. He had to leave the band in 1968 after his behavior became increasingly erratic and unpredictable, partly as a result of the intense use of reported psychedelic drugs, most prominently LSD.
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You shone like the sun Syd Barrett was the prodigiously talented founder of Pink Floyd, but after just two years at the centre of the 60s psychedelic scene, he suffered a massive breakdown.
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Syd Barrett interview (circa 1971)Terrapin #17, 1975. Britain's art colleges have turned out a disproportionate number of successful musicians - John Lennon, Jimmy Page and Pete Townshend among them. It was while studying fine art at Camberwell School of Art in south London that he started playing with the Pink Floyd, the rest of whom were.
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In 1982 Pink Floyd 's Syd Barrett, who had retired from public life in 1972, had been living in seclusion for closing in on a decade. Unperturbed, French journalists Michka Assayas and Thomas Johnson tracked Barrett down on behalf of Actuel Magazine.
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Syd Barrett came up to London last week and talked in the office of his music publisher, his first press interview for about a year. His hair is cut very short now, almost like a skinhead. Symbolic? Of what, then? He is very aware of what is going on around him, but his conversation is often obscure; it doesn't always progress in linear fashion.
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Interview with Mick Rock. If you tend to believe what you hear, rather than what is, Syd Barrett is either dead, behind bars, or a vegetable. He is in fact alive and as confusing as ever, in the town where he was born, Cambridge. In 1966-67, Barrett was playing lead guitar with Pink Floyd. He'd named the band and was writing most of their music.
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Rolling Stone's 1971 interview with Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd's founding lead singer By Rolling Stone December 23, 1971 Syd Barrett Gems/Redferns LONDON—If you tend to believe what you.
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But Barrett, a similar if even more harrowing confection, released later that year, received only lukewarm praise and by the time he gave his last ever official interview, to Rolling Stone in 1971 - in which Syd declared himself "totally together" - he was already back living in the basement of his mother's house in Cambridge.
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In the last interview he gave in 1971 he said, "I'm disappearing.. · Jenny Fabian is the author of Groupie. Omnibus: Syd Barrett, Crazy Diamond will be broadcast on BBC2 on November 24. Echoes.
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Documentary films 'Nobody really knew what happened': tracing the life of Syd Barrett A new documentary looks back on the highs and lows of the mysterious Pink Floyd co-founder, troubled but.
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"I actually did the last interview with Syd Barrett in 1971. It was just half a page, plus a photo. Syd talked about how he was 'full of dust and guitars'.
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Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd perform in 1966; Photo: Adam Ritchie/Redferns. In 1965, as the foursome that became Pink Floyd were finding their musical footing between classes at London's Regent.
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Joe Taysom@josephtaysom Wed 23 September 2020 15:00, UK Syd Barrett was the definition of a tortured genius, one who sadly succumbed to a drug addiction that made him increasingly more erratic during the late 1960s.
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10 details about Pink Floyd's doomed genius Syd Barrett, including the last song he wrote for the band and how he spent his later days.