Since late 2003, long-time fan, collector and contributor to Brain Damage Chris Leith has been undertaking the exhaustive task of conducting extensive research concerning all Pink Floyd concerts and any other related activity in his home county of Kent, located in south east England, with the ultimate intention of compiling and publishing a book in the future.

Former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters features in the news pages of the March 2005 issue of the UK's well-respected music magazine, Mojo.

The magazine (which is in shops now, and features Bob Marley on the cover), talks about Roger's current workloads. Firstly, it talks of Ca Ira, his long awaited opera of which excerpts have been performed live at the Royal Albert Hall in London, and at the Maltese EU entry celebrations.

For the first time ever, the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London will be open to the public to present a two week season of films scored at Abbey Road. As part of the Abbey Road Film Festival, the movie "Pink Floyd The Wall" will be screened in Studio 1, the world's largest purpose built recording studio.

Monday January 31st saw the 2005 Total Production International awards, at the Novotel London West hotel in London, which featured a number of past and present Pink Floyd employees and facilities getting recognition and thanks.

Of prime interest was the award made to Phil Taylor by David Gilmour himself, pictured here exclusively, alongside Mark Cunningham, Editor of TPI. The appearance of David was kept extremely quiet before the event, so that the surprise for Phil was not spoilt.