As we have previously reported (back in January) Roger Waters has completed his long-awaited opera, Ca Ira, and delivered the tapes to Sony Classical for release later this year. He has been talking to Rolling Stone about the album, and a possible performance in Rome this November.

Last month, we reported on a story in the Swedish Daily News, which remarked that Storm Thorgerson, who designed most of Pink Floyd's legendary album covers, was currently hard at work on two new books to be released soon.

We chatted with Storm about these, and we now have the cover art of one of these books - John Harris's "The Making Of The Pink Floyd Masterpiece, The Dark Side of The Moon". The Swedish report noted that "right now Storm and his assistant Dan Abbott are sitting twisting and turning triangles - again. The triangular theme from the album sleeve has to be varied in absurdum. Dan explains that he see triangles every time he close his eyes, and have been doing so for several years now; since the greatest hits period a couple of years back when the Pink Floyd aesthetic saw a brief renaissance".

Further to our recent updates on the forthcoming Fender Strat Pack show DVD, we have taken a good look at this disc, and our full review, with screen shots, can be found in our reviews section. We also have a great competition for you - win one of FIVE copies of the DVD!

A lot of interest is growing over a forthcoming album playing tribute to Pink Floyd's The Wall. As the creation of the album is still in its early stages, we don't have all of the detail, but we have an update for you today - which is especially good news for Jethro Tull fans!