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From: ee163ahe@sdcc13.UUCP (VICTOR ROMANO)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Re: Re: 60s Psych-Out Curiosity Recall Drop
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Date: Wed, 5-Jun-85 15:33:21 EDT
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In article <260@amdimage.UUCP> steve@amdimage.UUCP ( system admin) writes:
>> 
>> Ahhh yes, early Floyd.  "See Emily Play" was written by Syd Barret, one of
>> the founding members of Pink Floyd.  He also released a couple of solo albums,
>> one was called (I believe) "Syd Barret and the Madcap Laughs", but I don't
>> remember the name of the second one.  Syd left Pink Floyd after their second
>> album and spent some time institutionalized, though I read a few years ago
>> that he's living outside of those kinds of walls now.
>
>Oh yeah, the name of his other album was simply BARRETT.

And don't forget the real rarity, "Unforgotten Heros".  I still haven't
heard it yet, but I may be acquiring it in a couple of weeks!


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