Pink Floyd UFO Club 1967 DOPE Excerpt

the movie Dope by Diane Rochlin (now Flame Schon) and Sheldon Rochlin, DVDs of the entire 90 min feature documentary are available. To order either go to www.dopethemovie.net where you will be directed to email
themoviedope@gmail.com or just email directly.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Pink
• Floyd
• UFO
• Club
• 1967
• DOPE
• (Movie)
• Excerpt

[SpukiTheLoveKitten75]

@gillesbertacco Pet Shop Boys. Glad I could correct you. Thank you 4 trolling. I'm not fooled. Peace & LGBT Pride 4 Ever!

[alexlancer11]

I guess to be fair I should add there are parallels between Rick and Mikes keyboard style at times , but when it comes to the Syd's guitar , the bass and drums etc there never should have been any doubt to a real PF fan. Problem is you get a bunch of SF fans who really do not care about the PF as a whole and they only listen to the keyboards. I can see how some one listening only to the keyboards could be fooled , but to mistake the whole band just shows they are non Syd PF fans. Your loss.

[alexlancer11]

This is a pure work of genius by the PF. I have taken it as an act of war how a group of want to be intellects tried to trash this as being SF and I like SF too. It is so obvious to any true PF fan and if you could not at the very least tell it is Syd Playing then you are clearly not a Syd Barrett PF fan and also probably musically retarded. Now that Nick Mason has confirmed this is the PF the idiots know who they are. I never needed it confirmed , but nice to put the morons in there place.

[alexlancer11]

@bmoriarty880 There are a lot of similarities between Rick and Mike and they clearly had an influence on each other. Syd's playing however is absolutely distinct and inimitable in style. It strikes me odd how few people seem to recognize his slide playing with the binson echo. Or that staccato chord playing that can be heard all over songs like Stethoscope and others. As for the organ they both used Binsons , but I can hear it is Rick. Mikes playing is always structured.

[bmoriarty880]

Sounds a lot more like Mike Ratledge on organ than Rick Wright. Compare their playing on 'Volume 1' and 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn', respectively, and see what I mean.

[alexlancer11]

@my3snappy It seems most likely to be Stethoscope as same kind of playing is heard. There are very distinct Syd guitar parts such as his hitting the open

E very loud in a way that can also be heard in the video from " The young night crawlers" Also the slide playing with the zipo and binson echo unit as well. Of course there are some retards that don't recognize these things. Also I know some one who was at UFO and he thinks this is most likely the UFO club as the local is not clear.

[my3snappy]

This is DEFINITELY not Soft Machine. UFO Floyd all the way, from Wright's organ to Waters' bass to Syd's warped guitar attack.

[my3snappy]

How the hell did I not know about this? More buried treasure unearthed!! Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very intriguing to think this is Stethoscope (would be the only live recording of this song) ~ I'd have to agree that's the most likely candidate, unless an Interstellar jam took a very funky bluesy turn...

[alexlancer11]

@gillesbertacco This is clearly Rick Wright's Farfisa Compact Duo Organ you moron. Of course you have heard it and you just have no ear. It is obvious that it is Syd's playing and Nicks drumming. The song being played here is Stethoscope. BTW why would some one go to a club and hear a band as strange as the Floyd and say Lets record something else over it any way ? You are a bunch of idiots. To be just the two bands did influence each other but you are still a moron.

[alexlancer11]

Ooops BTW I wanted to say the song is " Take up Thy Stethoscope and walk " and not Pow R Toc H. Thinking about the ideas of morons is rubbing off. LOL Not that the idiots would know the difference in the songs any way. This song is Stethoscope most likely and just listen to it on Piper and you can hear them playing just as fast and crazy as this. This is a work of genius of the Floyd. BTW I am also a huge Soft Machine fan too.