There's at least one thing still to look out for in the US, as a result of Nick Mason's appearances there to promote his great book "Inside Out - A Personal History Of Pink Floyd".

For those of you who live in or near New York City, make sure you keep checking on television station NY1 this week. At some point (and we don't yet know exactly when) an interview with Nick, conducted by Jay Lieberman, will be broadcast.

Further to our recent updates on the forthcoming Fender Strat Pack show DVD, including our full review, with screen shots, and our great competition for you to win one of FIVE copies of the DVD, we have an important update on the contents of the DVD.

For those who have recently made a visit to Storm Thorgerson's website (which is great "eye candy" and worth a wander around), a new offer on there might have taken your eye.

Storm is offering a specially packaged set of postcard sized reproductions of Pink Floyd artworks. Included in the custom designed hardback box, which is individually signed by Storm, are fourteen cards, beautifully printed, and covering many years of the band's career (full list below). Quality wise, these are a world apart from the normal postcard reproductions of the band's covers found elsewhere, and also include his latest works for the band.

Yesterday's New York Post featured an interview with Roger Waters, conducted by Jamie Schram, in which the former Pink Floyd frontman gave some more updates on the Broadway adaptation of the 1979 classic, The Wall.

You will recall that recently, Brain Damage's Elliot Tayman bumped into Roger outside one of Nick Mason's book signings. Elliot asked him about progress on the adaptation, and Roger told him that it was looking to be a year away.

The New York Post interview went into more depth than Elliot was able to, with Roger en route to a dinner appointment with Nick. The full interview is an interesting update on the production.