(The explanation:A combination of Pink Floyd, me alone in the early morning hours with a camera well past the witching hour-something was bound to happen.) My cheesy psychedelic acting bid as the candidate most likely to be making the “old woman with the casket” scream her last scream. Look out Stephen Spielberg. Not since Freddy Krueger have we seen such a portrayal of flesh-creeping, insomnia provoking eeevil. (I’m currently hard at work on my academy award acceptance speech lol.)…

“Scream Thy Last Scream” is an attempt by Barrett to record a follow-up single to See Emily Play. It was recorded in the same sessions as “Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun”, on August 7–8, 1967. The song features a number of changes in tempo, a sped-up double-tracked vocal part by Barrett, while Mason simultaneously sings the normal part (one of the rare moments he ever sang on a Floyd record),[4] an instrumental section that continually increases in speed featuring wah-wah guitar solos and keyboards, and surreal lyrics. Syd Barrett is only clearly audible on one line in the song, “she’ll be scrubbing bubbles on all fours.” A final studio cut of “Scream Thy Last Scream” was completed along with a somewhat different BBC radio version and even some live recordings. All are widely available on bootleg recordings….

Echoes: The Best Of Pink Floyd released in 2001, (Disc One of Two). (Remastered). If you wish to skip to another song, please view the song times below. 00:00 Astronomy Domine 04:10 See Emily Play 06:57 The Happiest Days Of Our Lives 08:35 Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 2 12:36 Echoes 29:06 Hey You 33:46 Marooned 35:49 The Great Gig In The Sky 40:29 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 45:48 Money 52:17 Keep Talking 58:15 Sheep 68:02 Sorrow…

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Album version available here: bit.ly and here: amzn.to – CD & Vinyl LP available at: – In this video, “See Emily Play” is performed by LG (gtr & vox), Al Q (drums) & Lo (bass) at Cabaret du Printemps, Montreal, May 4 2007. A humble tribute to spring, psychedelia and to the memory of Roger Keith “Syd” Barrett. Video edit & FX: LG Breton (c) 2007…

Think Freud (A Tribute to Pink Floyd) performing Speak To Me/Breathe at the Canadian National Exhibition on September 1, 2010 in Toronto, Canada. This song was the second/third song of the second set. The concert as a whole was definitely one of the most amazing shows that we have ever seen. The band consists of: John Burns – Lead Vocals, Electric/Acoustic Guitars Siobhan Duffy – Lead and Backing Vocals Kevin Gowin – Bass Guitar Bil Holinati – Saxophones, Clarinet Brian May – Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Lap Steel, Talk Box Gil Roberts – Drums, Percussion and Special Effects Daryl Thistel – Vocals, Keyboards The set list consisted of: Money [Sound Check] ————— Set 1 ————— Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts IV) Run Like Hell / Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3) Is There Anybody Out There? / Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) Dogs Young Lust Have A Cigar Keep Talking Comfortably Numb ————— Set 2 ————— One Of These Days Speak To Me Breathe On The Run Time The Great Gig in the Sky Money Us And Them Any Colour You Like Brain Damage Eclipse Wish You Were Here Pigs (Three Different Ones) Check out the band at:

Recorded for David Gilmour´s Arnold Layne (written by Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd) contest. Recorded and produced by Per Hammarström. He also added the “Abba guitar”…

Pink Floyd – Live At Pompeii – interview with director Adrian Maben…

Astronomy Domine Australian Pink Floyd Liverpool Pops, dedicated to Syd Barrett…

Pink Floyd – Keep Talking CD (Spanish Subtitles – Subtítulos en Español) “Keep Talking” es una canción del álbum de 1994 de Pink Floyd, The Division Bell. Incluye a Stephen Hawking grabado de una propaganda de televisión de BT y en las versiones del álbum y disco en vivo de Pulse……