Back on October 14th last year, we told you of a couple of live performances of Pink Floyd's 1973 classic, Dark Side Of The Moon, by popular progressive heavy rocker's Dream Theater.

The performances were at Amsterdam's Heineken Music Hall, on October 11th, and in London on October 25th, and were met with huge acclaim. The shows were part of the band's tradition of covering a classic album whenever they perform a two-night run in the same city.

Whilst we wish that we could have brought you more notice of this, those of you in the US will have an interesting way to start the week, with David Gilmour undergoing two interviews on US radio, tomorrow morning.

News arrived late last night that XM Satellite Radio, America's satellite radio service (featuring 68 commercial free music channels), is assembling a small audience of friends and fans of David Gilmour for a recording of a live session to be held tomorrow evening, April 7th, at a secret location in Manhattan, New York City.

A month ago, almost to the day, saw the recording of David Gilmour's very special, exclusive concert for the BBC, at London's Mermaid Theatre.

In front of an audience of competition winners, and a handful of David's family and friends, a full house had the pleasure of seeing a wonderful performance - which was aired on BBC Radio, BBCi (Interactive TV), and their website.