favorite pink floyd song?, page-16

It's an interesting but also sad timecapsule of See Emily Play IMO. Artschool meets psychedelic pop in a time when it might have been avant garde to push the barriers of mime by paying little heed to the playing of instruments or even their presence in the case of drums and keys. But the absence of lead singer Barrett is surely one cup too much in this mad tea party? Must have been a weird period for the 4 remaining members covering for him until they re-oriented the band's identity in a new direction.