Length 73:21 Release date 16 April 2001 Genre Rock music | Artist Syd Barrett Label Harvest Records | |
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Released 16 April 2001 (UK)
11 September 2001 (US) Recorded Abbey Road
May 1968 – July 1970 Producer Syd Barrett, Peter Jenner, Malcolm Jones, Roger Waters and David Gilmour The Best of Syd Barrett Wouldn't You Miss Me?
(2001) Similar Syd Barrett albums, Rock music albums |
The Best of Syd Barrett: Wouldn't You Miss Me? is a compilation album by Syd Barrett released in 2001 that spans Barrett's entire solo career.
Contents
Content
Comprising highlights from Syd Barrett's two 1970 albums The Madcap Laughs (seven songs), Barrett (nine songs), and the 1988 out-takes collection Opel (four songs), the album was issued to service casual Barrett fans who presumably would only require one disc of his music.
As a bonus to dedicated Barrett followers, The Best of Syd Barrett: Wouldn't You Miss Me? includes "Two of a Kind", from Barrett's John Peel radio show performance in February 1970, and, courtesy of David Gilmour's personal collection, Barrett's previously-unreleased "Bob Dylan Blues", an original recorded a few days after "Two of a Kind", that before this release was a very rare and sought-after song.
Track listing
All songs by Syd Barrett, except where noted.
^† — Possibly written by Richard Wright (according to David Gilmour), though Barrett insisted it was his own composition.Production
Songs
1Octopus3:46
2Late Night3:17
3Terrapin5:05