Many of you will recall that on June 25th, we gave you full details of the stunning limited edition hand-signed and numbered box set commemorating Pink Floyd's The Wall project, that will be appearing shortly. Scarfe On The Wall is a highly desirable collaboration between the artist Gerald Scarfe, Roger Waters, and the luxury book publisher Gloria.

Check out our previous story for the details, including discussion of the "monograph" book (signed by Roger Waters) which can only be bought as part of this box set. Just to update you though, the current price of £1195 will only be available for pre-orders, and just for one month. Should there be any sets left when the box set becomes available (from the middle of August) then expect to pay the regular price for the set.

As an added bonus, the eight prints that accompany the book now include five pieces of artwork used at the time, along with three prints that have never been seen before, inspired by Comfortably Numb, the judge and the band onstage at Earls Court. All of the prints are numbered and signed by Gerald Scarfe; they are 16”x20” giclée prints on thick matt art paper.

To place an order or for any enquiries, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or pay a visit  to www.scarfeonthewall.com.

All of us here at Brain Damage would like to extend our very best wishes to Richard Wright, who today, 28th July, will be celebrating his 65th birthday - a momentous occasion!

Richard was born in Hatch End, London, in 1943, and whilst at the Regent Street Poly, met Roger Waters and Nick Mason, which lead to the formation of Sigma 6 in 1963, the band that developed into Pink Floyd... Over the years, Richard has made a unique, unforgettable contribution to the band's music and overall "sound". A cornerstone of the band, the love and respect that the fans have for him was made clear during the 2006 David Gilmour tour, where Richard got a deserved standing ovation each night.

Many happy returns, Richard!

Thursday night saw the official launch for the opening of the unmissable exhibition, "Mind Over Matter: Images of Pink Floyd".

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Storm Thorgerson's first commission for Pink Floyd - the cover for 1968's "A Saucerful Of Secrets" - and the unique relationship between the band and artist, the exhibition (details below) travels through time revisiting those significant moments in their musical history.

It runs for two and a half weeks, and has on display all the creative results of musical and artistic collaboration between the Floyd and Storm. As you'll see below, you owe it to yourself (and to Storm!) to pay the exhibition a visit if you are in London over the next couple of weeks.

Sales of Pink Floyd's 1973 classic album Dark Side of the Moon show little sign of calming down, some 35 years after release. Although it has slipped recently to the high 20's in the Billboard Catalog chart, DSOTM recently eclipsed 31 years on the Pop & Catalog charts. Last week it had reached a staggering 1,615 weeks on the charts. Our thanks to Bill Dorn for this interesting statistic...