The new issue of Q Magazine (cover date February 2004) has a cover feature of the top 100 of Most Insane Moments in Rock. Typically with a subject of this nature, the authors of the piece haven't necessarily been totally respectful but we've had a lot of emails about this so am sharing the information with you for you to make your own mind up about this.

The new issue (cover date February 2004) of UK magazine Mojo is now available and definitely one to get!

As part of its forty-five page "mind-bending extravaganza" looking at Acid from the 60's to the 90's, there are some fascinating features. There's a big look at Jim Morrison and The Doors (including the new version, D21C or The Doors For The 21st Century), Spirit, and Primal Scream, but more importantly, there's lots of Floyd coverage!

Last Friday (January 9th) saw Pink Floyd appearing (briefly) on BBC TV in the UK. "Timewatch" looked at the UK's X-Files - UFO sightings and such-like, since the 1950s. It mentioned the UFO club and how sightings increased during the 1960s as everyone was into LSD and seeing objects in the sky etc. During this particular segment they showed the Floyd on stage at... you guessed it, the UFO Club in 1967! Our thanks in particular to Matthew Setchfield for the info.

Further to the previous news story concerning the Dutch radio poll of the greatest songs of all time, in which Pink Floyd naturally figured strongly, the Polish Floyd community have been active too!

Polish Radio 3 ("Trojka") have just broadcast "Top Wszechczasow" ("Top Of All Times") where listeners vote for their ten favourite songs. Floyd always hit the top (with at least two songs in the top ten since 1999); this year has Another Brick Part 2 at number three for the third year running, behind Brothers In Arms and Stairway To Heaven. Our thanks to Marek for this info...