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10 May 2011
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Well, I’ve just discovered something. :C
On the 6th of July, Paul met John in 1957
on the 7th of July, Syd Barrett died in 2006
Why does some things have to be this sad. :C
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14 April 2010
Offline Ah, but tomorrow July 7th is also Ringo’s birthday – celebrate!
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8.17pm
10 May 2011
Offline Zig said
Ah, but tomorrow July 7th is also Ringo’s birthday – celebrate!
OH SHIZZLE o.O
I forgot, thanks Zig.
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14 April 2010
Offline No need to thank me, kind citizen. I’m just doing my duty.
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11.10am
10 May 2011
Offline How can I ever thank you, ZuperZig!!!
But back on topic, have you ever heard some of Syd’s material, Zig?
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4 December 2010
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14 April 2010
Offline McLennonSon said
How can I ever thank you, ZuperZig!!!But back on topic, have you ever heard some of Syd’s material, Zig?
Not really, other than his very early work with Pink Floyd. As a matter of fact, I was surprised to read that he passed away in 2006 – I thought he had died much sooner than that.
I was into Pink Floyd up to and including the Animals album. I started losing interest at about the time The Wall came out and really did not pay attention to any of their stuff after that. I’m sure there was great music on those remaining albums, but it wasn’t the same Pink Floyd sound that I was used to. I can’t really put my finger on it, it just wasn’t the same to me.
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1 December 2009
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You aren’t missing much by ignoring post-70s Floyd, Zig! (As for solo Syd – well, he’s interesting and eccentric but I find his tunes often too scattered for my personal listening-often pleasure. Certainly worth hearing, though I’ll still take his Pink Floyd stuff over anything.)
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That one about the octopus was good. I quite like Syd’s stuff but only in small doses.
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As per @sir walter raleigh’s suggestion, I am undertaking a Syd Barrett marathon. It’s not going to be a very long one since he only released two albums, but Syd’s stuff is quite potent enough to feel like a lot more than it is. I usually take Barrett in small doses. 
Anyway, his music always very springlike to me, which suits the current weather perfectly. 
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26 January 2017
Offline Silly Girl said
*blows thick wreaths of dust off of thread*As per @sir walter raleigh’s suggestion, I am undertaking a Syd Barrett marathon. It’s not going to be a very long one since he only released two albums, but Syd’s stuff is quite potent enough to feel like a lot more than it is. I usually take Barrett in small doses.
Anyway, his music always very springlike to me, which suits the current weather perfectly.
Unless you want to throw Opel on the end to make three. However that is bonus material that isn’t for the faint of heart.
His songwriting style is so unique in how it can be so grand and celestial, yet so spooky at the same time.
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Offline sir walter raleigh said
Unless you want to throw Opel on the end to make three. However that is bonus material that isn’t for the faint of heart.
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. 
Listening now. I’ve heard the title track before.
His songwriting style is so unique in how it can be so grand and celestial, yet so spooky at the same time.
I agree completely! 
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