This Day in Rock History - June 5th

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1975: While Pink Floyd are recording their album Wish You Were Here, written about the group’s founder, Syd Barrett, whose sanity succumbed to an excess of LSD, the man himself wanders into their Abbey Road studio.

No one notices that Barrett is actually there and so, after a few minutes, he leaves as quietly as he entered.

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