When Nick Mason's excellent new book, "Inside Out: A Personal History Of Pink Floyd", came out, there were a few comments from various quarters about some of the stuff that didn't appear. For example, Roger Waters told Mojo Magazine that "it's a good, light read, but I'm surprised there's not more sex in it". And Jools Holland mentioned last year that Roger had asked him "where the sex was", in Nick's book. Nick's response to Jools was: "wait for Roger's book next year!"

However, if the story on the ContactMusic.com website is to be believed, Nick WILL be spilling the beans after all!

Pink Floyd's Nick Mason appeared at Goodwood House this week, helping to launch the 2005 Goodwood Festival Of Speed, which is held on Lord March's front lawn in Sussex, England. The event involves the finest vehicles from all over the world coming together with the finest drivers, who drive up a hill trying to miss hay bales and stone walls, whilst trying to beat the time set by others.

Highly regarded combo The Section Quartet, who perform stringed versions of classic albums, have another eagerly awaited show lined up.

The group will be performing Pink Floyd's classic Dark Side Of The Moon as part of their return to New York City's Mercury Lounge, where they will play two shows in one night! 8pm on March 26th sees their unique and touching reading of the Floyd album (check out our review of their album version), followed at 11:30pm with their "From Zeppelin to Radiohead" show.

Their reputation precedes them, and tickets tend to sell out well in advance. If you want to experience the Floyd's 1973 opus with a difference, we'd advise you grab tickets now while you still can. They can be obtained through the normal outlets. More info on the band can be found at their website - www.thesectionquartet.com.

As we first revealed on February 6th, the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London will be open to the public for the first time ever from this coming Saturday, presenting 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.