Syd Barrett: Barrett

LP Record In 1967, Pink Floyd were the epitome of London's counter-culture. In the band's early days, Syd Barrett was its creative driving force. He wrote the two psychedelic hits, Arnold Layne and See Emily Play, but sadly his mental health declined and he became too unreliable – especially for live concerts. He went on to record the albums "Barrett" and "The Madcap Laughs". His solo debut, The Madcap Laughs, particularly showcased the diverse, sometimes revolutionary, ideas he wanted to bring to life all at once.