Got a flip-top pack of cigarettes in her pocket...

i've got these:

Lucy Leave, 10/65, acetate
King Bee, 10/65, acetate
Interstellar Overdrive, 10/31/66, demo
Mike Leonard interview w/Floyd beneath, 12/17/67
Interstellar Overdrive, (Love In London Soundtrack), edit/mix used in film, 1/12/67
Nick's Boogie (Love In London Soundtrack), 1/12/67, stereo enhanced
Interstellar Overdrive, (Love In London Soundtrack), LP edit, 1/12/67
Matilda Mother, Live at UFO, 1/20/67, TV w/voiceover
Interstellar Overdrive, Live at UFO, TV (McCartney interview afterward)
Let's Roll Another One, 1/22/67, rehearsal
Instrumental, 1/22/67, rehearsal
Arnold Layne, 1/28/67, acetate
Candy And A Currant Bun, 1/28/67, acetate
Interstellar Overdrive, 2/27/67, French "Arnold Layne" EP mix
Row R Toc H and commentary, 5/14/67, BBC TV
Astronomy Domine, 5/14/67, BBC TV
See Emily Play, 5/23/67, stereo enhanced
Arnold Layne, 2/27/67?, stereo enhanced
Candy And A Currant Bun, 2/27/67?, stereo enhanced
Remember A Day, 5/9/67, mono
See Emily Play, 5/21/67, acetate, alt. ending
Flaming, 6/29/67, mono single mix
Instrumental (aka Beechwoods), 9/4/67?
Set The Controls... concl. 8/7/67 (Syd's part)
Scream Thy Last Scream, 8/7/67, Peter Jenner 1974 mix
Scream coda ("Dark Side Of The Moo" boot, dubious authenticity)
Vegetable Man, 10/67, Peter Jenner 1974 mix
Flaming, 9/25/67 BBC
Scarecrow, 9/25/67 BBC
The Gnome, 9/25/67 BBC
Matilda Mother, 9/25/67 BBC
Reaction In G, 9/25/67 BBC
Set The Controls, 9/25/67 BBC
Jugband Blues, 10/24/67, mono
Scream Thy Last Scream, 8/7/67, Malcolm Jones 1987 mix
Vegetable Man, 10/67, Malcolm Jones 1987 mix
Apples And Oranges, 11/15/67, stereo, "Masters of Rock" LP
Paint Box, 11/12/67, stereo
Vegetable Man, 12/20/67, BBC (80s rebroadcast, proc. from 1st gen)
Pow R Toc H, 12/20/67, BBC (80s rebroadcast, proc. from 1st gen)
Scream Thy Last Scream, 12/20/67, BBC (80s rebroadcast, proc. from 1st gen)
Jugband Blues, 12/20/67, BBC (80s rebroadcast, proc. from 1st gen)
Julia Dream, 2/13/68, "Masters of Rock" LP mix (echoed vocals, louder backing track)
It Would Be So Nice, 3/21/68 stereo enhanced
Julia Dream, 2/13/68, stereo
Reaction In G (Star Club, Copenhagen, 9/13/67)
Arnold Layne (Star Club, Copenhagen, 9/13/67)
One In A Million (Star Club, Copenhagen, 9/13/67)
Matilda Mother (Star Club, Copenhagen, 9/13/67)
Scream Thy Last Scream (Star Club, Copenhagen, 9/13/67)
Astronomy Domine (Star Club, Copenhagen, 9/13/67)
Reaction In G (Hippy Happy Fair, Oude Ahoy, Rotterdam, 11/13/67)
Pow R Toc H (Hippy Happy Fair, Oude Ahoy, Rotterdam, 11/13/67)
Scream Thy Last Scream (Hippy Happy Fair, Oude Ahoy, Rotterdam, 11/13/67)
Set The Controls (Hippy Happy Fair, Oude Ahoy, Rotterdam, 11/13/67)
Interstellar Overdrive (Hippy Happy Fair, Oude Ahoy, Rotterdam, 11/13/67)
In The Beechwoods backing track 1967 (1st gen from 3/69 Mason interview)
Vegetable Man 1967 mix (1st gen from 3/69 Mason interview, digitally enhanced)
Vegetable Man 1967 rehearsal (1st gen from 3/69 Mason interview, digitally enhanced)
Silas Lang backing track 5/6/68
Lanky, Part II (aka Rhamadan) 5/14/68
Golden Hair instrumental, 1988 Gareth Cousins mix 5/28/68
Swan Lee backing track, Malcolm Jones alt mix 6/8/68
Swan Lee backing track 6/20/68
Clowns and Jugglers take I, alt mix w/studio chat 7/20/68
Swan Lee fragment, with vocal 4/10/69
Opel studio chatter 4/11/69
Love You take II 4/11/69
Clowns and Jugglers take II, keyboard mix 5/3/69
Long Gone take II 7/26/69
Dark Globe choral version 7/27/69 Jenner 1974 echo mix
Dark Globe choral version 7/27/69 Jones 1987 clean mix
Maisie take I, false start 2/26/70
Maisie take II, alt mix, extra vocals 2/26/70
Rats take I, false start w/studio chatter 6/5/70
Wined and Dined takes I & II edit w/studio chatter 6/5/70
Terrapin (Olympia, London, processed from 1st gen) 6/6/70
Gigolo Aunt (Olympia, London, processed from 1st gen) 6/6/70
Effervescing Elephant (Olympia, London, processed from 1st gen) 6/6/70
Octopus (Olympia, London, processed from 1st gen) 6/6/70
Baby Lemonade (BBC) 2/16/71
Dominoes (BBC) 2/16/71
Love Song (BBC) 2/16/71
"Boogie" 8/13/74
If You Go, Don't Be Slow 8/13/74
"Ballad incomplete" 8/13/74
fragment 8/13/74
"Slow Boogie" 8/12/74
John Lee Hooker 8/12/74
"Fast Boogie" 8/12/74
"Boogie #2 (More Echo)" from Darryl Read EP 8/13/74
Was That OK? 8/74

and more...

 

How'd u get all those? It's like we're tring 2 1 up each other here isn't it pathetic? lol

 

True... but in that interview with his nephew (from like 10 years old ), he said that Roger stays in his room a lot and seems to just lie in bed.

He also mentioned his music collection... which really doesn't exist. He said that Roger has a small turntable, a couple classical records, and nothing else. That's sad considering how much he liked psychedelia back in the day. I guess he had a pretty good collection.

 

maybe he doesn't want to be reminded of his past anymore.

 

Yeah, I think that's true...

Did you now that for a brief time after the Floyd, Syd played with Twink, the drummer from the band Tomorrow? I think that's pretty interesting. I think they called themselves "STARS" or something.

 

no i didn't... did they record some stuff?

 

It's awfully considerate of you to think of me here
And I'm much obliged to you for making it clear that I'm not here.
And I never knew the moon could be so big
And I never knew the moon could be so blue
And I'm grateful that you threw away my old shoes
And brought me here instead dressed in red
And I'm wondering who could be writing this song.

I don't care if the sun don't shine
And I don't care if nothing is mine
And I don't care if I'm nervous with you
I'll do my loving in the winter.

And the sea isn't green
And I love the Queen
And what exactly is a dream
And what exactly is a joke.

 

No, they didn't (as far as I know). I think they just rehearsed a few times, got a gig set up, and then Syd never showed up. I think that was pretty much the extent of it.

 

Okay, now I must tell of this great moment I had of Floyd prowess.

It was a week or so ago, and I was sitting in a pizza shop with my friend and her boyfriend, who works there. Another friend came in, and a conversation began about him looking for a certain Pink Floyd song he had heard while intoxicated that we was particularly impressed by and wanted to remember, but didn't know enough of it to identify. He started to describe it by saying, "it says something about like . . .a hill...or something . . ." And I immediately said, "Oh, is it Fearless? From Meddle, number 4 I think? You say the hill's too steep to climb, climb it, you say you'd like to see me try . . .etc."

Everyone was like, how the fuck did you KNOW that? Haha, I felt rather good about that.

 

hahahaha... I've done that before.