One for the collectors out there - the soundtrack album for the 1967 Peter Whitehead film, 'Tonite Let's All Make Love In London', gets a special CD release next month in Japan.

The film looked at the "swinging London" scene of the sixties, and is based around a series of psychedelic performances and interviews and features performance by Pink Floyd, together with footage of John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Mick Jagger, Vanessa Redgrave, Lee Marvin, Julie Christie, Allen Ginsberg, Eric Burdon, Michael Caine and many others.

This limited edition version of the album (appearing on July 25th, 2012) comes in a cardboard sleeve, a replica of the original UK LP. The CD itself is in the high-fidelity HQCD format (compatible with standard CD players) with K2HD mastering. It includes newly written liner notes and lyrics, and the Floyd tracks found on the album (unavailable elsewhere) are a 17-minute version of Interstellar Overdrive, two short reprises of the track, and the lesser-known track Nick's Boogie.

For those who want to add this to their collection, you can pre-order the release now from Amazon Japan and also CDJapan, both of which ship internationally. Our thanks to Kees Nijpels for letting us know about this upcoming release.

The UK's Daily Telegraph has revealed what appears to be Creative Director of the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony Danny Boyle's 86-song soundtrack for the event.

An interesting and eclectic selection of some of the best (and some of the more questionable) British music from over the years includes contemporary artists alongside classic artists such as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and...Pink Floyd. The concluding track, Eclipse, from 1973's The Dark Side Of The Moon appears in the final segment, nestled between Abide With Me, and The End from The Beatles Abbey Road album.

You can read the full tracklisting at the Telegraph website. They do make it clear that "officials will not confirm that the playlist is the official soundtrack for the opening ceremony on July 27 but it appears to be a good indication of what to expect".

Venice member Michael Lennon has spent the last week in Florida, visiting his band mates, brother Mark and cousins Kipp and Pat, on the Wall tour, sharing their hotel, riding on the private jet, and taking in all of the Wall concerts. He's been posting pictures, videos and updates on Venice's Facebook page, facebook.com/venicetheband. One recent entry provided an intimate glimpse into Saturday's soundcheck in Orlando:

Then on Wednesday, June 20th, the night after Roger Waters brings his Wall tour to Nashville, TN, Venice will perform a one hour set with no band, only acoustic guitars and voices, at Nashville's 12th & Porter. (114 12th Ave. N.) So those amazing harmonies that Roger Waters fans have been enjoying all over the world these past two years will be front and center. Tickets are still available for both nights.

UPDATE: Here's a video, courtesy of adam @ CHeeSeHeaDPRoDuCTioNS, from last night's Harry Waters/Venice show at Revolution Live, showcasing "Goodbye Blue Sky" and "The Show Must Go On":

US radio station Sirius XM announced today that Roger Waters will sit down for an exclusive, live Q&A session with an audience of SiriusXM listeners at their studios in New York City.

"SiriusXM's Town Hall with Roger Waters" will air live on "The Pink Floyd Channel," Sirius channel 142 and XM channel 43, and Deep Tracks, channel 27, on Wednesday, June 27 at 12:00pm ET. The special will be hosted by Jim Ladd, the legendary DJ who hosts a weekday show on Deep Tracks.

The "Town Hall" special will include Waters answering a variety of questions from the studio audience about The Wall, his career, and his interest in politics. "I am looking forward to the SiriusXM Town Hall, neatly sandwiched between Montreal and Albany. Bring it on, I'm ready," said Roger.

"It will be an exciting moment to hear one of the most influential rock musicians of all time talk about his incredible body of work, as well as take questions revealing his more personal and academic interests, and to do it live with Pink Floyd fans, meeting them face to face and taking their questions," said Scott Greenstein, President and Chief Content Officer, SiriusXM.

"The Pink Floyd Channel" will be available Wednesday, June 27 through Saturday, July 7 on Sirius channel 142 and XM channel 43. Additionally, "The Pink Floyd Channel" will also be available as a 24/7 channel online on channel 802 and through the SiriusXM Internet Radio App for smartphones and mobile devices beginning Thursday, June 28 for an extended period.