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Sunday, 21 March 2004 |
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The BBC Radio 4 documentary on Dark Side Of The Moon, originally broadcast on September 16th 2003, is
getting a rebroadcast on March 27th at 10:30am GMT.
The documentary, presented by political correspondent Matthew Parris, an unlikely commentator, was an interesting if short (30 minutes) look at the album, with interview segments from members of the band, Bob Geldof (eating humble pie over his original views on the album!), ex-Rolling Stone journo and
celebrity chef Loyd Grossman, and others. Sadly, there were no new interviews with the band themselves, but the snippets that were used worked well in their context. A Tuesday lunchtime was a strange time to broadcast the show though - and the repeat on a Saturday morning is just as odd! As with all BBC shows, it can be heard via the BBC website.
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Sunday, 21 March 2004 |
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Guitarist Magazine have just released "The Guitarist Book of Classic Rock" which contains 250 pages of interviews, profiles and transcriptions. It is a great read, and has some interesting Floyd items within it:
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Sunday, 21 March 2004 |
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The April 2004 edition of the UK's Record Collector Magazine, always worth a look, includes a nice colour picture of the Pink Floyd from the photoshoot in Hay's Mews, London (where you see what looks like the back doors of properties, drain pipes, etc.) on the news page. This accompanies mention of the delay to the remastered edition of The Final Cut CD.
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Tuesday, 16 March 2004 |
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The new album from Eric Clapton, due for release on March 22nd in the UK and Europe, and March 30th in
the US, includes the talents of a couple of integral members of Roger Waters' band - guitarists Andy Fairweather-Low and Doyle Bramhall II.
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Tuesday, 16 March 2004 |
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Further to our exclusive insight into the Montreal 1977, concert author and photographer Wray Ellis has
had some questions as to why it has taken so long for these to appear. "After the concert, I enlarged the two of the best shots and stored the negatives away for 'future' use. When I graduated from college in 1978, I went on the road as a touring musician. Two and a half decades passed. This past winter, I finally got around to doing something with these pictures. With such renewed interest in the band in general (and this concert in particular) the time just seemed right.
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