Finally, to conclude the year, there's been another release of a bunch of live Pink Floyd concerts to be found on platforms such as Spotify for a limited period. There's thirteen gigs in total, all ...

Out as a special, pre-Christmas surprise today is David Gilmour's The Piper's Call Live Around The World, recorded at The Brighton Centre, Rome's Circus Maximus, London's Royal Albert Hall, LA's ...

HITS? THE FLOYD COULDN'T CARE LESS! Giving pop journalists a hard time is the blood sports of groups. It's one of the occupational hazards of the job, as anyone who's ever been on the receiving end of ...

The second of a pair of shows to be held in San Jose, added after the main bulk of shows were announced due to high ticket sales, as Roger's 2010 tour of The Wall enters its final handful of shows.

Mid 1977 saw the end of the Animals tour and Roger Waters' legendary outburst. Once the tour was over, the band went to their respective tax-havens; Waters went to Switzerland, where he formed the ...

Any amendments/additions, please let us know. This concert guide is brought to you in conjunction with The Complete Pink Floyd: The Ultimate Reference by Glenn Povey (cover shown to the right). Order ...

An indepth and fascinating look at the live 1980 and 1981 concerts by Paul Powell Jr. "Whoa, whoa, whoa, stop, stop, stop the film! We've decided the best thing would be is to put this fire we have up ...

Pink Floyd and their design guru, Storm Thorgerson, have always shared a gently warped vision. A new Floyd boxed set includes a book about their work together - from airborne pigs to 800 beds on a ...

Currently there are a few really cool downloads available, and they are official as well! We are now hosting local versions of all these files (apart from the soundboard) as on too many occasions, the ...

Interviewed by author John Harris for his book "Dark Side Of The Moon" and exclusive to Brain Damage. Note: This interview took place before Clare Torry settled with Pink Floyd over the authorship of ...

The following are the recollections of Brain Damage regular Chris Kluttz, a fan of the band, and a fan of vintage planes. He therefore decided one day to combine both interests, visiting Intrepid ...