Disney’s Return to Oz is terrifying. A room full of disembodied heads, the Nome King, and those creepy Wheelers? Nightmare fuel. In the 1950s, Walt Disney bought the rights to the Oz sequels with plans to make a movie starring the Mickey Mouse Club cast. Some of the songs even showed up in Disneyland’s Fourth Anniversary Show, but the film never happened. When Return to Oz finally hit theaters in 1985, it mixed The Marvelous Land of Oz and Ozma of Oz, with Fairuza Balk as Dorothy. | Disney Histo

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In 1985 a “new” collection of four Syd Barrett songs began to circulate among his disciples, 15 years after his last album was released. They sounded tentative in places, but all were infused with Barrett’s peculiar magic. Being one of those disciples - if not a fully-fledged apostle - I eagerly marinaded myself in these frail outtakes. They turned out to be from 1970, after which Barrett appears to have been unable to write any new material. The most striking song to me was called “Opal”, an aq