Laughing Gas (instrumental) this certainly got the crowd roaring. When Rhoads left the band, this song was never again performed. This solo was regularly performed, in different incarnations, with Ozzy on tour. It usually came near the end of "Suicide Solution", although Randy had to cut back the solo to just 2 minutes. One such incarnation of the solo appears on the "Tribute" album. The solo on the live album was from a different show (Montreal) than the rest of the album (Cleveland), and was haphazardly spliced in over the original for unknown reasons. Laughing Gas (instrumental) "Laughing Gas" was a song performed
Laughing Whitefish River wetlands and upland forest. The access site to the river is named after John Hammar who was the handyman for George Shiras III, who (Shiras) is credited with the development of flash photography, and was widely acclaimed at the St.Louis World Fair in 1904, and won the gold medal. Jurist John D. Voelker, a justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, published the novel "Laughing Whitefish" in 1965 under his pen name, Robert Traver. Laughing Whitefish River The Laughing Whitefish River (not to be confused with the Whitefish River) is a stream located on the Upper Peninsula of the U.S. state