madcap laughs造句

• The title refers to Barrett's solo release, " The Madcap Laughs ".
• The cover version of " Long Gone " was recorded for Mojo's Syd Barrett special edition of " The Madcap Laughs ".
• After he left Pink Floyd, he recorded two solo albums, " The Madcap Laughs " and " The Radio One Sessions ".
• Currently he performs with the bands Rayflower, the reformed Zigzo, The Madcap Laughs and Gibkiy Gibkiy Gibkiy, and supports Morrie in his solo project Creature Creature.
• In connection with " Alice ", another Floyd-related album syncs up with that film  Syd Barrett's solo album The Madcap Laughs.
• Wilson later played drums and bass on Syd Barrett's first album, " The Madcap Laughs ", the later sessions of which were produced by Gilmour.
• He led Barrett into EMI Studios to record some tracks in May that would later be released on Barrett's first solo album, " The Madcap Laughs ".
• Two songs from Barrett's 1970 solo album " The Madcap Laughs ", " No Good Trying " and " Terrapin ", are featured in the episode.
• While Barrett only released two albums, " The Madcap Laughs " and " Barrett ", both in 1970, the existence of unreleased studio work was widely reported.
• A cover of the Syd Barrett track " Golden Hair ", from his 1970 album " The Madcap Laughs ", was released with the March 2010 issue of Mojo magazine.
• For the recording of Syd Barrett's first solo album " The Madcap Laughs "  Soft Machine was brought in to do overdubs for a few of Barrett's tracks.
• The 1993 re-releases of " The Madcap Laughs " and " Opel " contain alternate versions of " Octopus " and " Clowns and Jugglers " respectively, as bonus tracks.
• Among the various sight gags that aim for madcap laughs but fall flat : _ Steve and Jerry clutch each other as they parachute together off the top of Chicago's 100-story John Hancock Center.
• When Barrett was making his first solo album, " The Madcap Laughs ", released in January 1970, he enlisted Wilson, who played Barrett ", released in November the same year.
• During the late 1960s and early 1970s, solo acts such as Syd Barrett and Nick Drake began to incorporate psychedelic influences into folk music with albums such as Barrett's The Madcap Laughs and Drake's Five Leaves Left.
• The artwork features a photograph of Bradford Cox taken by Mick Rock, who had previously shot photographs for albums such as " Raw Power ", " The Madcap Laughs ", and " Transformer ".
• The album was reissued in late 1974 with his first solo album " The Madcap Laughs " as record two of the two-record set " Opel " ) was reissued both independently and as part of the " Crazy Diamond"
• In 1970, he has worked on the two solo albums by Syd Barrett, for the first one " The madcap laughs ", he played with David Gilmour and Roger Waters, as well as members of Soft Machine Mike Ratledge, Hugh Hopper and Robert Wyatt.
• Then, in 1969, at the behest of EMI and Harvest Records, he embarked on a brief solo career, releasing two solo albums, " The Madcap Laughs " and " Terrapin ", " Maisie " and " Bob Dylan Blues ", reflected Barrett's early interest in the blues.
• He played with the band only on their first album " ( The Piper at the Gates of Dawn ) ", recording two albums in 1970 " ( The Madcap Laughs " and " Wish You Were Here " became a popular screed against music business with its theme the loss of Barrett.