UPDATE, November 29th: Due to the terrible events currently being seen in Mumbai, the event has officially been cancelled. Ticket refunds will be offered from next week; check www.LiveEarth.org for more details.

Roger Waters and Jon Bon Jovi are amongst the headliners at Live Earth India, being held in Mumbai on December 7th, it was announced today. They will be among other global superstars who join Bollywood stars led by Amitabh Bachchan to perform at the concert.

Live Earth India, being held at the Andheri sports complex, will highlight personal and policy solutions to climate crisis, and offer support for India's important environmental issues. The event's founder, former US Vice President Al Gore, will also be on hand to talk about climate issues. Tickets for the show are now on sale.

A regular spot on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show is his look at classic albums. Coming under his spotlight on December 3rd, at 7pm, is his two-hour look at Dark Side Of The Moon. He'll be talking to those involved in its making, its fans and those it influenced.

BBC Radio 1 can be heard via FM and DAB radio, Freeview, Virgin Media cable and Sky. It can also be heard via www.BBC.co.uk/radio1, and on demand for a week following broadcast using the BBC's iPlayer service.

The website for The City Wakes (the ten-day official Syd Barrett tribute held in Cambridge recently) had a bookstore created for it, to help raise money for the event and the organisation behind it.

The same people who created The City Wakes bookstore have now kindly set up a store for us at Brain Damage. In effect, it's a nifty front-end to a professional online book retailer. With an inventory of over 1 million books, most at a good discount over the normal retail price, they have something for everyone, and each purchase helps contribute to the ever rising running costs of this website.

You can, of course, still purchase books through our Amazon links, as this also helps us greatly in keeping the site up and running. However, this new store gives you an alternative to Amazon and any other retailer you normally use... Visit braindamage.eclectorstores.com to see the site.

Well-known actor, producer, and director Corey Feldman is, quite sensibly, a massive Pink Floyd fan, and has met and worked with various members of the band over the years.

So it comes as no surprise that his new album, Truth Movement's "Technology Analogy", not only sounds in places quite a lot like the music we all love, but also interestingly enough involves a number of people who have been instrumental in the Pink Floyd story over the years. The album, released on his own new label, Cifi Records, gets its release on November 25th, and we've recently been taking a good, long listen to it...