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• "Opel " was released in October 1988 on Harvest in the UK, and on Capitol Records in the US . The album was remastered and reissued in 1993, along with Barrett's other albums, " The Madcap Laughs " and " Barrett " ( both 1970 ), independently and as part of the " Crazy Diamond " box set.
• "Viaggio in Italia " started as a tour project in 2001 called " Le parole del giorno prima " ( " The Words of The Day Before " ), an Islands " and James Joyce's poem " Golden Hair ", as set to music by the Pink Floyd member Syd Barrett and first recorded on his 1970 firsut solo album " The Madcap Laughs ".
• Again one of Malcolm's pieces of paper ( he has quite a few of them ) shows that Ramadan & the motorbike effects were entered into thetape library mixed down to stereo but not joined together . That just about concludes the interview, we also talked aboutthe possible reprinting of The Making Of The Madcap Laughs, & forpeople without a copy there should be some good news sometime . Finally I'd like really like to thank Malcolm for his time, his tea & music.
• ""'Seventh Brings Return : A Tribute to Syd Barrett " "'is a live video by Brazilian psychedelic rock band Violeta de Outono, released by Voiceprint Records in 2009 . It was recorded during a show at the Teatro Popular do SESI on July 17, 2006, in which they covered numerous Pink Floyd songs as a tribute to their former lead vocalist and founding member Syd Barrett, as well as a song of his 1970 solo album " The Madcap Laughs ".
• Barrett's decline had a profound effect on Roger Waters'songwriting, and the theme of mental illness permeated Pink Floyd's later albums, particularly 1973's " The Dark Side of the Moon " and 1975's " Wish You Were Here " which was a deliberate and affectionate tribute to Barrett, the song, " Shine on You Crazy Diamond ", and also 1979's " The Wall " . borrows imagery of a " steel rail " from Barrett's solo song, " If It's in You, " from " The Madcap Laughs " album.
• "The Pink Floyd and Syd Barrett Story " has contributions from Barrett " as well as Syd's final London concert on 6 June 1970 with David Gilmour, when Barrett abruptly left the stage after playing only four numbers ), bassist Jack Monck who played at Syd's last ever public concert in 1972 at the Cambridge Corn Exchange, producer Joe Boyd who produced " Arnold Layne ", photographer Mick Rock who photographed Barrett for " The Madcap Laughs " cover, and artist Duggie Fields who shared an apartment in London's Earls Court with Barrett in 1968 and witnessed his changing mental state at close hand.