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Before being a member of The Yardbirds and forming Led Zeppelin, the guitarist and producer Jimmy Page was for years one of the most respected session guitarists of England. He had the chance to play in the studio with many incredible artists from many different music genres. So he had the chance to see the evolution of British music up-close and see many new kinds of music appearing. One of those new kinds of music was Progressive Rock, which had Pink Floyd as one of the bands that paved the way to the evolution of that new music genre. Over the decades Jimmy Page talked a few times about the band and their late guitarist and singer Syd Barrett. What is Jimmy Page's opinion on Pink Floyd and Syd Barrett Although the kind of music Pink Floyd was making in the early days of their career was nothing like what Page was doing, the Led Zeppelin guitarist loved the band and Syd Barrett. In an interview with Phil Alexander in 2017 said that he wished he had the opportunity to have seen Floyd playing live back then. "I bloody well wished I had! (Seen them playing). To us (In the Yardbirds) there was far more to it than just being stoned and playing one chord. I definitely listened to them and in the day, I saw some of the footage that we’ve all seen now." "Syd Barrett was absolutely unbelievable in terms of what he was doing. He took a step sideways and channeled all this amazing stuff. Their version of psychedelia was very, very cool. But there was stuff that was labeled psychedelia. And not wishing to name names – that was absolutely crap. But what they (Floyd) were doing was seriously experimental and it meant a lot," Jimmy Page said. Jimmy Page once compared Barrett with Jimi Hendrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3DGpINHX5Q&pp=ygUXcGluayBmbG95ZCBhcm5vbGQgbGF5bmU%3D Jimmy Page really admired the Pink Floyd co-founder and even compared him to Jimi Hendrix for his futuristic vision. He said that in the book Light & Shade: Conversations With Jimmy Page. "Syd Barrett’s writing with the early Pink Floyd was inspirational. Nothing sounded like Barrett before Pink Floyd’s first album. There were so many ideas and so many positive statements. You can really feel the genius there, and it was tragic that he fell apart. Both he and Jimi Hendrix had a futuristic vision in a sense." Syd Barrett helped to form Pink Floyd in 1965 and due to his declining mental state after years of drug abuse and a possible undiagnosed schizophrenia, the band decided to invite David Gilmour to join the band. He was supposed to be the one who would back up Syd in case he had erratic behavior when playing live, not singing or not playing guitar parts properly. However, Syd’s condition got worse and he was eventually fired from the band. Barrett passed away in 2006 at the age of 60, a victim of pancreatic cancer. He was the one who gave Pink Floyd their name and for many fans is one of the architects of Progressive Rock music.The post Jimmy Page’s opinion on Pink Floyd and Syd Barrett appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

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Van Gogh never got to enjoy his own historic success as an artist (even though we've been able to imagine what that moment might have looked like). But it turns out that those of us who have appreciated his work have been missing out on some critical details for more than 100 years.I'm not easily impressed, OK?I know Van Gogh was a genius. If the point of this were "Van Gogh was a mad genius," I would not be sharing this with you.But I found this and I thought, "Oh, what a vaguely interesting thing." And then I got to the part about the Hubble Space Telescope, and, let me tell you: Mind. Blown.We've got the set up here, but you have to watch the video for the full effect. It's all the way at the bottom.Get this: Van Gogh was a pretty cool artist (duh), but as it turns out......he was also A SCIENTIST!**Pretty much.Here's the story.While Van Gogh was in an asylum in France, after he mutilated his ear during a psychotic episode*...(*Or, and I'd like to thank the entire Internet for pointing this out, there's a theory that his friend Paul Gauguin actually cut off his ear, in a drunken sword fight, in the dark. The more you know!)...he was able to capture one of science's most elusive concepts:~~~TURBULENCE~~~Although it's hard to understand with math (like, REALLY HARD), it turns out that art makes it easy to depict how it LOOKS.So what is turbulence?Turbulence, or turbulent flow, is a concept of fluid dynamics where fluid movements are "self-similar" when there's an energy cascade — so basically, big eddies make smaller eddies, and those make even smaller ones ... and so on and so forth.It looks like this:See? It's easier to look at pictures to understand it.Thing is, scientists are pretty much *just* starting to figure this stuff out.Then you've got Van Gogh, 100 years earlier, in his asylum, with a mutilated ear, who totally nailed it!The folks who noticed Van Gogh's ability to capture turbulence checked to see whether other artists did the same. Most impressionists achieved " luminance" with their art (which is the sort-of *pulsing* you see when you look at their paintings that really shows what light looks like).But did other artists depict turbulence the way Van Gogh did?NOPE.Not even "The Scream" could hold a candle to Van Gogh!Even in his darkest time, Van Gogh was able to capture — eerily accurately — one of nature's most complex and confusing concepts ... 100 years before scientists had the technology to observe actual star turbulence and realize its similarity to fluid turbulence mathematics as well as Van Gogh's swirling sky. Cool, huh?Watch the video below to learn even more:This article originally appeared on 11.14.14