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Live At BBC Radio One BBC Maida Vale 4 Studio, Maida Vale, London, 24th February 1970.

Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett (6 January 1946 – 7 July 2006) was an English singer, songwriter, and musician.

Joyful Lunacy: The Syd Barrett Anthology. Skip to YouTube video. Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett (born 6 January 1946 in Cambridge, England; died 7 July 2006 in Cambridge, England) was an English musician, singer, songwriter, guitarist, and painter, best remembered as a founder member of the legendary rock band Pink Floyd.

Barrett is the second and final studio album of new material released by former Pink Floyd frontman Syd Barrett. Recording began at Abbey Road Studios on 26 February 1970, and lasted for 15 sessions until 21 July. The album was produced by Pink Floyd's guitarist David Gilmour and keyboardist Richard Wright, who also contributed on bass guitar and keyboards respectively, along with previous Madcap contributor Jerry Shirley on drums.

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Syd Barrett Album par Syd Barrett Sortie 14 novembre 1974 Durée 76:30 Genre rock psychédélique Producteur Syd Barrett David Gilmour Peter Jenne. Album de Syd Barrett. Album musical sorti en 1974. Album publié par Harvest Records. Album avec pochette par Hipgnosis.

Syd Barrett is a 1974 double-album pairing of Syd Barrett's two solo albums, The Madcap Laughs and Barrett, both originally released in the UK in 1970.

Tracklist

Live At BBC Radio One BBC Maida Vale 4 Studio, Maida Vale, London, 24th February 1970 [The John Peel 'Top Gear' Show]
1-1	Gigolo Aunt
1-2	Terrapin
1-3	Baby Lemonade
1-4	Effervescing Elephant
1-5	Two Of A Kind
Studio 3. EMI Studios, Abbey Road, St. John's Wood. London August 13, 1974 [Peter Jenner EMI Reference Reel 6604Z ]
1-6	Milky Way [Take 5. June 7, 1970]
1-7	Wouldn't You Miss Me (Dark Globe) [Take 1. July 26, 1969]
1-8	Silas Lang [Take 1. May 6, 1968]
1-9	Opel [Take 9. April 11, 1969]
1-10	Untitled (Words) [Take 1. July 21, 1970]
1-11	Birdy Hop [Take 1. June 7, 1970]
1-12	Silas Lang (Swan Lee) [Take 5. May 21/28, June 8/20/27, 1968]
1-13	Scream Thy Last Scream [Take 4. August 7, 1967]
1-14	Vegetable Man [Unknown Take. October 9-12, 1967]
Studio 3. EMI Studios, Abbey Road, St. John's Wood. London 12th August 1974
1-15	Boogie #1
1-16	Boogie #2
1-17	Boogie #3
1-18	If You Go #1
1-19	Ballad (Unfinished)
1-20	Chooka-Chooka Chug Chug
1-21	If You Go #2
1-22	Untitled
1-23	Slow Boogie
1-24	John Lee Hooker
1-25	Fast Boogie
1-26	Silas Lang [Take 1. May 6 /13, 1968. RM1]
BBC Maida Vale 4 Studio, Maida Vale, London, 24th February 1970 [John Peel 'Top Gear' Show. BBC Radio One]
1-27	Brian Matthew Introduction
1-28	Gigolo Aunt
1-29	Effervescing Elephant
1-30	Terrapin
Live At Exhibition Hall, Olympia, Kensington, London, 06th June 1970 [Extravaganza '70 Music And Fashion Festival]
2-1	Terrapin
2-2	Gigolo Aunt
2-3	Effervescing Elephant
2-4	Octopus
The Malcolm Jones Tape [Second Generation Cassette. Source #1]
2-5	Love You [Take 1. April 11, 1969]
2-6	Love You [Take 2. April 11, 1969]
2-7	Long Gone [Take 1. July 26, 1969]
2-8	Lanky (Part 2) [Take 1. May 14, 1968]
2-9	Clowns And Jugglers [Take 1. July 20, 1968]
2-10	Clowns And Jugglers [Take 3. April 25/May 3, 1969]
2-11	Opel [Take 9. April 11, 1969]
2-12	Silas Lang (Swan Lee) [Take 1. June 8/July 20, 1968]
2-13	Swan Lee [Take 5. April 10, 1969]
2-14	Untitled Instrumental [Unknown Take. Unknown Date]
Second Generation Cassette. Source #2
2-15	Love You [Take 1. April 11, 1969]
2-16	Love You [Take 2. April 11, 1969]
2-17	Long Gone [Take 1. July 26, 1969]
2-18	Lanky (Part 2) [Take 1. May 14, 1968]
2-19	Clowns And Jugglers [Take 1. July 20, 1968]
2-20	Octopus [Take 11. June 12, 1969]
2-21	Clowns And Jugglers [Take 3. April 25/May 3, 1969]
2-22	Opel [Take 9. April 11, 1969]
2-23	Swan Lee [Take 1. June 8/July 20, 1968]
2-24	Swan Lee [Take 5. April 10, 1969]
2-25	Untitled Instrumental [Unknown Take. Unknown Date]
Studio 3. EMI Studios, Abbey Road, St. John's Wood. London, 18th August 1987
2-26	Wouldn't You Miss Me [Take 1. July 26, 1969]
2-27	Swan Lee (Silas Lang) [Take 5. May 28, June 8, 1968, April 10, 1969]
2-28	Scream Thy Last Scream [Take 4. August 7, 1967]
2-29	Vegetable Man [Unknown Take. October 9-12, 1967]
2-30	She Took A Long Cold Look At Me [Take 5. July 26, 1969]
Studio S1, BBC Transcription Service, Kensington House, Shepherd’s Bush London, 16th February 1971 [Bob Harris 'Sounds Of The Seventies'. BBC Radio 1]
3-1	Baby Lemonade
3-2	Dominoes
3-3	Love Song
Room 77a, EMI Studios, Abbey Road, St. John's Wood. London, 17th August 1988 [Phil Smee / Brian Hogg 'Opel' Remixes]
3-4	Opel [Take 9. April 11, 1969]
3-5	Clowns And Jugglers [Take 2. July 20, 1968, April 10. 1969. Take 3. April 25, 1969, May, 3, 1969]
3-6	Swan Lee (Silas Lang) [Take 5. May 28, June 8, 1968, April 10, 1969]
3-7	Untitled (Words) [Take 1. July 21, 1970]
3-8	Birdy Hop [Take 1. June 7, 1970]
3-9	Rats [Take 1. June 7, 1970]
3-10	Wined And Dined [Take 1. June 7, 1970]
3-11	Wined And Dined [Take 1. June 7, 1970]
3-12	Milky Way [Take 5. June 7, 1970]
3-13	Golden Hair [Remake Take 6. June 12, 1969]
3-14	Golden Hair [Remake Take 6. June 12, 1969. More Echo]
3-15	Lanky (Part One) [Take 1. May 14, 1968]
3-16	Golden Hair [Take 1. May 14, 1968]
3-17	Golden Hair [Take 1. May 14, 1968]
3-18	Dolly Rocker [Take 1. July 14, 1970]
3-19	Let's Split [Takes 1/2. July 14, 1970]
3-20	Wouldn't You Miss Me (Dark Globe) [Take 1. July 26, 1969]
Studio S1, BBC Transcription Service, Kensington House, Shepherd’s Bush. London, 16th February 1971 [Bob Harris Sounds Of The Seventies. BBC Radio 1 - Alternate Source]
3-21	Love Song
EMI Studios, Abbey Road, St. John's Wood. London, 24th November 1992 [The 'Crazy Diamond' Remixes]
4-1	Baby Lemonade [Take 1. February 26, 1970]
4-2	Baby Lemonade [Take 1. February 26, 1970. Edit Section For End]
4-3	Maisie [Take 1. February 26, 1970]
4-4	Maisie [Take 2. February 26, 1970]
4-5	Gigolo Aunt [Take 9. February 27, 1970]
4-6	Waving My Arms In The Air / I Never Lied To You [Take 1. April 2, 1970]
4-7	It Is Obvious [Take 1. July 22, 1970]
4-8	It Is Obvious [Take 2. July 22, 1970]
4-9	It Is Obvious [Take 3. July 22, 1970]
4-10	It Is Obvious [Take 5. July 22, 1970]
4-11	Love Song [Take 1. July 14, 1970]
4-12	Dominoes [Take 1. July 14, 1970]
4-13	Dominoes [Take 2. July 14, 1970]
4-14	Clowns And Jugglers (Octopus) [Take 1. July 20, 1968]
4-15	Late Night [Take 2. May 21, 1968]
4-16	Golden Hair [Take 2. May 14/28, 1968. Renumbered Take 5. June 8/20/27, July 20, 1968]
4-17	Octopus [Take 1. June 12, 1969]
4-18	Octopus [Take 2. June 12, 1969]
4-19	Love You [Take 1. April 11, 1969]
4-20	Love You [Take 3. April 11, 1969]
4-21	It's No Good Trying [Take 3. April 11, 1969]

Notes

Nice collection of solo Syd material culled from BBC recordings, EMI reels and live

Producers:
David Gilmour / John Muir / John Walters / Malcolm Jones / Norman Smith / Peter Dauncy
Peter Jenner / Roger Waters / Syd Barrett

Engineers:
Alan Parsons / Anthony Clarke / Brian Hogg / Gareth Cousins / Geoff Emerick / J. Smith
Jeff Jarrett / John Kurlander / John Leckie / John White / Ken Scott / Michael Sheady
Michael Weighell / Neil Richmond / Nick Webb / Pat Stapley / Peter Bown / Peter Mew
Phil MacDonald / Phil Smee / Richard Langham / Tony Wilson

Studios:
2 / 3. EMI Recording Studios, Abbey Road, St. John's Wood. London
De Lane Lea Music Ltd. Music Recording Studios, 129 Kingsway. London
Studio 4, BBC Maida Vale Studios, London
Studio TS1, BBC Transcription Service, Kensington House, Shepherd’s Bush. London