These fuchsia colors and these clothes, these dissonances and these groove movements that speak of Jupiter and Saturn, of Mars and all the Stars. Or not... it speaks of a Siamese cat named Lucifer who always sits next to you and has that something that can't be explained. Only Barrett can explain the masterpiece he composed and wrote, and he does it through the stories of a king told in a mother's fairy tale. He does it through becoming an imp in the fog mist FIUU! FIUU! sitting on a unicorn, you can't see him but he can see you; he screams through a starry sky SCHHHHH! traveling by phone, you can't touch him but he can touch you.
PU TSCH TSCH, PU TSCH TSCH... And the colors become softer, and the sounds become more bluesy... PU TSCH TSCH, PU TSCH TSCH... TUI TUI, TUI TUI, TUI TUI, TUI TUI. Brilliant dissonances... the drum is always and only in the right channel, the volume comes and goes. INTERSTELLAR OVERDRIVE. DOCTOR DOCTOR, TSCHTSCHTSCHSTCH music can help pain and cultivate the brain but this triumph of sounds, solos, and noises is really a torment... ah yes, now it has passed... TIC-TAC TIC-TAC TIC-TAC... it's the story of a gnome named Grimble Crumble who stays at home and drinks wine, does gardening and always listens to the music box with mirages of Sgt. Pepper in the distance... and calm returns with warm choirs and Hammond solos.

Beautiful and tremendously sweet is the folk tale of the black and green scarecrow, which moves only with the wind causing the mice to fall. This is the story, this is the psychedelia, this is the masterpiece, and you should know it. I have a bicycle, if you want you can take a ride on it, it has a bell, the basket; I have a strange red and white coat, I've kept it for months, and I know a mouse that doesn't have a home, I don't know why I call him Gerald, he's quite old but friendly, I know a room full full of musical sounds, some rhythmic, some tinkling but many are mechanical and it's the room of the piper at the gates of dawn who sang a song for an hour. He sang it almost 40 years ago and it is still the most beautiful of all.

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