With this year seeing the 30th anniversary of Pink Floyd's The Wall album, there's naturally an increased focus on this key part of the band's history.

Some of you will be fully aware of Vernon Fitch and Richard Mahon's "Comfortably Numb", a stunning limited edition book covering all aspects of Pink Floyd's The Wall project - the creation of the album, the live shows, and the subsequent movie (read our review, and click the thumbnail to the right). Since publication back in 2006, the deluxe, numbered edition book has been a great success, receiving rave reviews from all quarters: Classic Rock Magazine named it their number one book of the year, and Record Collector gave it five stars (its highest rating) and included it on its books of the year list.

If you are quick, we've been told they still have some copies available to buy through www.PFApublishing.com (its only outlet) where sample pages and more details can be found. With such a significant anniversary for The Wall, we're sure the remaining copies will be in heavy demand as the end of the year approaches and the album gets more coverage in the media. In our view, it's an essential book for the Floyd fan's bookshelves, so don't miss out!