“Have You Got It Yet?” is the story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd.
Directed by Roddy Bogawa and narrated by Jason Isaacs, the acclaimed documentary features legendary artist and designer the late Storm Thorgerson as interviewer.
This edition contains the film on DVD and Blu-Ray (both with bonus features), along with an exclusive poster designed by StormStudios.
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Details on the bonus features:
“Arnold Layne” Live at The Royal Albert Hall 2006 (with David Gilmour & David Bowie) – This originally appeared on David Gilmour’s live video “Remember That Night Live At The Royal Albert Hall,” which was released in 2007.
“Arnold Layne” Live at The Barbican Centre 2007 with Pink Floyd (David Gilmour, Nick Mason & Richard Wright). – This is from The Madcap’s Last Laugh, a tribute concert for Syd Barrett. This was also Pink Floyd’s final performance.
On Syd’s Paintings – Discussion of Syd Barrett’s Paintings
On Syd’s Lyrics – Spoken word performances of Syd’s lyrics by:
Noel Fielding (Comedian) – “Dark Globe”
Rob Fitterman (Poet) – “Rats”
Gerard Bell (Actor) – “Lucifer Sam”
In addition to the full-length film, the DVD+Blu-ray set includes a plethora of bonus features. Two poignant live performances of “Arnold Layne” are highlighted – this first features David Gilmour & David Bowie (originally released in David Gilmour’s Remember That Night Live At The Royal Albert Hall, 2007). The second is a performance from 2007’s The Madcap’s Last Laugh – a tribute concert for Syd Barrett featuring David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright in their final performance as Pink Floyd.
Additionally, the DVD+Blu-ray includes an interview with Bogawa and director & producer commentary of the film with Bogawa, Rupert Truman and Julius Beltrame. Further exploring his creative works, the set features discussions surrounding Barrett’s paintings, and spoken word performances of Barrett’s lyrics by comedian Noel Fielding (“Dark Globe”), poet Rob Fitterman (“Rats”) and actor Gerard Bell (“Lucifer Sam”).
