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Dec 29

Mister Floppy (Taken with instagram)

Mister Floppy (Taken with instagram)

Aug 07

El guiri más guay de la playa (Taken with instagram)

El guiri más guay de la playa (Taken with instagram)

Aug 06

Ultimas horas en Austria :( (Taken with Instagram at MQ - MuseumsQuartier Wien)

Ultimas horas en Austria :( (Taken with Instagram at MQ - MuseumsQuartier Wien)

Aug 03

Taken with Instagram at Traunsee

Taken with Instagram at Traunsee

Aug 02

Karner en Hallstatt (Taken with Instagram at Hallstatt)

Karner en Hallstatt (Taken with Instagram at Hallstatt)

Cráneo (Taken with instagram)

Cráneo (Taken with instagram)

Jun 29

modalmayhem:

“games for may” was a happening held at the queen elizabeth hall in 1967, and syd barrett was commissioned to write a theme song for the event.needing a new lyrical theme to fill the now redundant chorus line of “free games for may”, syd looked around him for inspiration and found the honourable emily young, a 16-year-old raver that the crowd at the UFO Club had nicknamed “the psychedelic schoolgirl” and looked down upon.syd echoed this in the opening line: “emily tries but misunderstands.”see emily play. —there are so many of syd’s songs that i love, but this is my favourite. i remember hearing it on the radio as a kid and being totally bowled over.  it was a proper hit single, which is unbelievable when you look at the state of the charts now. melodically it’s brilliant, and the arrangement is so compact and concise. it does so much in less than three minutes. sonically, it’s amazing. the intro is fucking over-whelming, it still sounds fresh today. but then for me, all those great psychedelic records haven’t dated at all.i like the fact that lyrically it’s a simple song. i read an article recently that explained that it was inspired by a girl called emily young who hung out with the floyd. she was friends with anjelica huston, i think. there’s a purity about the song which reflects that.(…)syd has been an influence on all my music. i heard “start!” on the radio the other day, and it reminded me that the guitar break was totally influenced by syd. even if it didn’t sound like him, in my mind i was trying to get that psychedelic feeling over. to me, that’s what syd’s floyd were about: creating a mood you can’t quite put your finger on…(paul weller about barrett, uncut magazine, october of 2008) 

modalmayhem:

“games for may” was a happening held at the queen elizabeth hall in 1967, and syd barrett was commissioned to write a theme song for the event.

needing a new lyrical theme to fill the now redundant chorus line of “free games for may”, syd looked around him for inspiration and found the honourable emily young, a 16-year-old raver that the crowd at the UFO Club had nicknamed “the psychedelic schoolgirl” and looked down upon.

syd echoed this in the opening line: “emily tries but misunderstands.”

see emily play



there are so many of syd’s songs that i love, but this is my favourite. i remember hearing it on the radio as a kid and being totally bowled over.  it was a proper hit single, which is unbelievable when you look at the state of the charts now. melodically it’s brilliant, and the arrangement is so compact and concise. it does so much in less than three minutes. sonically, it’s amazing. the intro is fucking over-whelming, it still sounds fresh today. but then for me, all those great psychedelic records haven’t dated at all.

i like the fact that lyrically it’s a simple song. i read an article recently that explained that it was inspired by a girl called emily young who hung out with the floyd. she was friends with anjelica huston, i think. there’s a purity about the song which reflects that.

(…)

syd has been an influence on all my music. i heard “start!” on the radio the other day, and it reminded me that the guitar break was totally influenced by syd. even if it didn’t sound like him, in my mind i was trying to get that psychedelic feeling over. to me, that’s what syd’s floyd were about: creating a mood you can’t quite put your finger on…

(paul weller about barrett, uncut magazine, october of 2008) 

Jun 25

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Jun 22

Nyan Cat really exists!

Nyan Cat really exists!

Jun 14

Mister Floppy (Taken with instagram)

Mister Floppy (Taken with instagram)