US television channel Music Choice will air the US TV debut of the Pink Floyd retrospective aired on UK television back in September 2011. "Pink Floyd Miscellany: 1967-2005" features a selection of digitally remastered promotional videos and rare performance footage, and will air across the US on MC On Demand between April 2nd-29th, 2012.

The show will appear in a special Pink Floyd category On Demand under "Featured Artists." It will be housed in two thirty minute segments, rather than the original hour long version shown on BBC TV, along with additional features in the category, including what they call a "rare short film" on the band (although no details of what this is) and a special interview with drummer Nick Mason. Again, no detail on what this interview.

More details and how to watch the channel can be found at MusicChoice.com.

UPDATE: BD visitor Jeff T has seen what they are showing, and tells us that "MC On Demand is Broadcasting Part 1 which is just videos from Arnold Layne through Money including Cymbaline and One of These Days. The 'Short Film' is the EPK for the re-issues, and the Nick Mason interview is only 5 minutes". Part 2 is not yet available on MC on Demand.

Next week, Ron Geesin, co-composer of Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother, presents the track at Bourgogne University, France, with a conference at the Mansart Theatre on April 3rd, and performances on April 4th and 5th, complete with Choirs, Orchestra and band.

This continues the collaboration with the French Baccalaureat (equivalent to the UK A Level) Music, who are studying Atom Heart Mother as a composition. For further information, and for tickets, please visit U-Bourgogne.fr, or check out the poster to the left [click on the thumbnail to see it in more detail]. For more information on Ron, and Atom Heart Mother, visit RonGeesin.com, and if you haven't checked out our extensive three-part interview with Ron about all things Atom Heart, make sure you read it here.

Last month, Nick Mason visited Google in Los Angeles to discuss his life and career. This interesting talk took place on February 6, 2012 as part of the Musicians@Google series, and they've posted the whole interview to watch on Youtube:

"Flashback" at Artisan gallery, in London is coming to a close this weekend, and we thought we'd remind you, in case you are in or around London in the next few days. The exhibition showcases Adam Ritchie's incredible photos of Pink Floyd live in 1966/67, and the Velvet Underground in New York a year or so earlier, and our report on the event can be read here.

In London, 1966, Adam's old friend John "Hoppy" Hopkins had started the UFO Club and new bands got an opportunity to play. It was here Adam met Pink Floyd. He photographed them several times at the UFO and at the Roundhouse and got them on the cover of "Town" magazine. Many years later all but a few of the images remain. Some of these are being shown at Artisan for the very first time.

Adam told us: "Some have been shown before but many are unseen until now. You may have seen some in Nick Mason's big book. The pictures were the only ones left after all the rest of my professional photo work was lost, so they are particularly important to me."

"Flashback" runs until March 24th, 2012, Wednesday to Saturday from 11am to 5pm, and more information can be found at www.artisan80.com. The exhibition poster to the right, and following photos [click the thumbnails], give a flavour of the wonderful images on display at the Artisan. They are all copyright Adam Ritchie, used here strictly with permission. You can see more of his work at his website: www.adam-ritchie-photography.co.uk.