As we mentioned back on May 13th, Nick Mason is appearing on Arte TV this week, to promote his current book "Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd".

Arte TV is available to our German and French visitors, and Nick's appearance is part of the Tracks magazine programme on June 2nd at 23:30hrs. It is broadcast with German and French soundtracks.

June 20th sees a remastered, 20-bit reissue of Pink Floyd "London 1966-1967", which features a full length studio version of "Interstellar Overdrive" and the otherwise unheard "Nick's Boogie".

The tracks were recorded at the now defunct Sound Techniques Studio, London, on January 11th and 12th, 1967, for Peter Whitehead's "Tonight Let's Make Love In London" film.

Further to our previous news stories about the Pink Floyd-scored movie, The Committee, we now have full details of the long-awaited DVD release for you.

The film was originally released back in 1968, and has been unavailable since. Snippets of the Floyd score have appeared but the film itself never has - except maybe in one or two private collections. The wait is now over though, as it will be available from July 4th 2005 worldwide.

We have had loads of emails from people worldwide (thanks to you all!) regarding the rumours of Pink Floyd reforming (WITH Roger Waters, too) to appear at the "Live 8" concert that speculation says will be happening at the start of July.

We have heard back from the band's PR company, who categorically state that they are not appearing, and we also spoke with Pink Floyd's management (PFM) today, who confirmed that all the talk of the band reforming is simply rumour - there are no discussions between the band members past and present ongoing, and no intention to open discussions.