Further to our recent news stories, we can now bring you news of yet more Pink Floyd on BBC4, as part of their extensive Summer In The Sixties season.

Be sure to tune in to Sounds Of The Sixties on Sunday June 20th, at 20:00hrs BST (GMT +1), to see "Hip to the Trip" - an episode in their ten part series, with this edition featuring psychedelia and counter-culture, with performances by The Who, Pink Floyd, Joe Cocker and The Greaseband, The Nice and The Jimi Hendrix Experience. At this stage, we don't know what Floyd content is included, but we are hoping that the archives have been plundered for some interesting stuff!

BBC4 can be viewed on digital satellite, digital cable, and Freeview.

Hal (also known as Harry) Waters, the keyboard playing son of former Pink Floyd front man Roger Waters, is touring the US with Ozric Tentacles to promote their latest album, Spirals In Hyperspace, and we have now received an up-to-date listing of confirmed dates and venues for you.

The UK's Channel 4 TV station are broadcasting another in their series of "100 best" programmes soon - this time focusing on the 100 Greatest Pop Videos Of All Time. The chart will form part of the show as they discuss the history and impact of the pop video. They are currently taking votes from the public from a shortlist of 125. So, if you feel Pink Floyd's video for "Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)", which held the coveted number one spot in the charts at the end of the seventies and start of the eighties, deserves a high place in the chart, vote now.

The latest issue (cover date July 2004) of the UK's long running magazine Record Collector, features Pink Floyd on the cover, and in a number of places within the magazine. The issue takes a good look at the psychedelic sixties, with a number of features focusing on different aspects of the time.