Brain Damage has been contacted by our friends over at top UK music magazine Mojo, after help from us and all of you!

Writer Mark Sturdy has been commissioned by the magazine to write a piece on former Pink Floyd front man Syd Barrett's career around 1971-1973 - in other words, his last couple of years in music.

Back at the end of January we brought you news of a documentary about one of Denmark's hottest rock groups, Kashmir. In Rocket Brothers, the lead singer and guitarist (Kasper Eistrup) gets an offer to play with Roger Waters in his "In The Flesh" tour 2002.

You see Eistrup auditioning with Roger where he sings and plays "Comfortably Numb". Eistrup is a huge Floyd fan and talks about how he saw this as a meeting with his mentor. This meeting is a central part of the movie.

We have now heard that the DVD is released in Denmark on June 8th, on Region 2 (PAL format). It includes deleted scenes, trailers, posters, and an interview with Kasper Eistrup. Currently, it is not scheduled for release in other regions, but if this situation changes, we will let you know. Our thanks to Nina for the producers, for her help.

We have today been passed information on the second and third set of maquettes (figures) in the Pink Floyd The Wall series, produced under licence from Roger Waters by Stevenson Entertainments.

The first set, released last year, proved a popular set with many, and there was much speculation as to what future sets may bring. Here's the current line-up of each set:

A new double CD, Summer In The Sixties, was released worldwide on the Virgin TV/EMI label on May 17th. The CD includes See Emily Play by Pink Floyd amongst some fifty tracks for those nostalgia fiends. It has been brought out to accompany a major season of programmes on BBC Four, a UK digital cable and satellite channel.