Poor old Syd..... I'm sure he'd have a laugh if he knew what people were playing to commemorate him
Truth is, Syd contributed very little to Pink Floyd apart from the very early days. That's not say he wasn't influential - he was.
Syd was quirky, a stoner, an acid casalty, a pot head, very very English and fitted in right there with Mummer's plays, witchcraft, Alice in Wonderland, cobbled London backstreets, Punch & Judy, the tang of seaweed and the rattle of buckets & spades, something vaguely threatening and disquieting, velvet suits & eccentricity and above all a uniqueness that was borne of Albion.
If you really want to remember him, try Scarecrow; Bike; Astronomy Domine or even Interstellar Overdrive.
Cos that was Syd.
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Floyd at Pompeii is great, especially the first track where the camera pans round the back of the PA and it's stencilled with 'Pink Floyd. London'. Echoes was really rather funky
I actually ripped the music tracks from that DVD to make my own audio CD, cos it isn't available as an audio only product.