"As far as I'm concerned, we still exist," Nick Mason tells the Toronto Star today, in a fascinating interview that looks at his new book, and the future of Pink Floyd. His desire to record and tour again is clear, as Nick talks of how the latest technologies would contribute to a live show that could "knock the socks off" peers such as the Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney.

Pink Floyd's drummer Nick Mason spared some time in February to take part in a charity concert in aid of the Tsunami appeal. The concert, held at the Olympiad in Chippenham, Wiltshire, England, on February 5th, was a big draw, despite the presence of Nick not being known until he walked on stage.

We posted some information and a selection of exclusive pictures on February 21st, 23rd, and April 1st. With much thanks to one of the organisers, Chris McCormack (aka Mac), we can now bring you the news of more pictures, and also where you can download video footage of Nick performing both songs from the night - "I Saw Her Standing There" and "You Really Got Me"!

Further to our news about Nick Mason's appearance in New York this week (most recently, yesterday), we have a selection of additional pictures, and information about the event - and that unexpected appearance by Roger Waters!

We reported two days ago about Nick Mason's appearance in New York City, to promote his great new book "Inside Out - A Personal History Of Pink Floyd". With thanks to BD's Elliot Tayman, we have an additional selection of pictures from the event to share with you. And if you attended the New Jersey signing, we'd love to hear from you!

For those who missed Elliot's account of the day, here's a summary to accompany the shots...