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Raw! The Wizards cover Pink Floyd’s cosmic journey “Interstellar Overdrive” live (@MDF-X, Baltimore). Visuals taken from the original ‘The Call of Cthulhu’ movie. Licence: Go digital for a third party….

Our first attempt to make some kind of music. It’s mostly improvisation. The riff in the beginning is Pink Floyd’s Interstellar Overdrive. The stupid camera cut off the end so it stops in the middle but we didn’t have time to record it again. Please don’t be very crude with your criticism….

Fun with Public Domain footage! –

záv?r koncertu – Rytí?i + p?evzatá tvorba…

See Emily Play” es el segundo sencillo de la banda británica Pink Floyd lanzado en 1967. La canción fue compuesta por Syd Barrett y posiblemente es una mención a Emily Young, hija de Wayland Hilton Young 2º Baron de Kennet, conocida en el UFO Club como “the psychedelic schoolgirl” (lo que traducido al español significa “la colegiala psicodélica”). Barrett tocó la guitarra slide usando un encendedor Zippo. La cubierta del disco es un dibujo hecho por Barrett. En varias ocasiones David Gilmour ha dicho que durante las sesiones de este sencillo Barrett empezó a cambiar de personalidad debido su adicción a las drogas psicoactivas. Gilmour era invitado frecuente a las grabaciones de Pink Floyd y en esas sesiones Syd no reconocía a su viejo amigo, siendo que era él mismo quien lo invitaba a los estudios. Syd Barrett – Voz y Guitarra. Richard Wright – Teclados, ?”rgano y Voces. Roger Waters – Bajo y Voces. Nick Mason – Batería y Percusión. El video promocional de See Emily Play fue grabado en Bélgica en 1968. Barrett no viajó a Bélgica y fue reemplazado por Gilmour….

Emily tries but misunderstands She’s often inclined to borrow somebody’s dreams till tomorrow There is no other day let’s try it another way You’ll lose your mind and play Free games for May See Emily Play Soon after dark Emily cries Gazing through trees in sorrow Hardly a sound till tomorrow There is no other day let’s try it another way You’ll lose your mind and play Free games for May See Emily Play put on a gown that touches the ground Float on a river forever and ever Emily There is no other day let’s try it another way You’ll lose your mind and play Free games for May See Emily Play…

Hello Again Just because Poles Apart is busy now making new songs :p I decided to bring you a less known Floydish stuff Julia Dream -composed by Waters and released as a single together with Point Me At The Sky in 1968. (sang by Wright) I couldn`t ressist the temptation to show you my small collection of vintage Floyd vinyls in this video ,so hopefully you wouldn`t mind *All sound in this video was created and recorded by BartZepFloyd . This performance contains no audio from any other artist(s). ** The use of any copyrighted material is used under the guidelines of “fair use” in title 17&107 of the United States.Such material remains the copyright of the original holder and is used here for the purpose of education , comparison and criticism only . No infringement of copyright is intended….

Tracklist: 1. Aynsley Dunbar’s Retaliation: Improvisation (7:08) Victor Brox (vocals, harmonica); John Moorshead (guitar); Alex (Erroneous) Dmochowski (bass); Aynsley Dunbar (drums) 2. Pink Floyd: Interstellar Overdrive (20:25) David Gilmour (guitar); Richard Wright (organ); Roger Waters (bass); Nick Mason (drums) 3. Caravan: If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over You (7:55) Pye Hastings (guitar & vocals); David Sinclair (keyboards); Richard Sinclair (bass & vocals); Richard Coughlan (drums) 4. Blossom Toes: Improvisation (26:10) Brian Godding (guitar, vocals & keyboards); Jim Cregan (guitar & vocals); Brian Belshaw (bass & vocals); Kevin Westlake (drums) 5. Sam Apple Pie: Moonlight Man (6:04) Sam Sampson (vocals & harmonica); Danny Barnes (lead guitar); Andy Johnson (slide guitar); Bob Renny (bass & vocals); Lee Baxter Hayes Jr (drums) “An interview with PF drummer Nick Mason mentions this Amougies jam with Zappa; I remember him saying something to the effect that “very few people have the right personality to play with us”, but what Zappa did was “terribly right”. Nick Mason (March, 1973 interview) Question: But, nevertheless, you played with Frank Zappa in the Amougies festival. Nick Mason: Frank Zappa is really one of those rare musicians that can play with us. The little he did in Amougies was terribly correct. But he’s the exception. Our music and the way we behave on stage, makes it very hard to improvise with us.” source: audience recording A little ……