We have been fighting our way through the many entries to our competitions to win a copy of More on DVD, and John Cavanagh's Piper book. Loads of entries, most of which were correct. Well done!

Here are the winners, who will receive their prizes direct from the nice people at the BFI (More DVD) or Continuum Publishing (Piper At The Gates Of Dawn book):

Last night (Saturday August 16th) saw a rather unusual inclusion in the Portobello Film Festival, held in London. Shown was the nearly 30 minute electronic press kit (EPK) that EMI produced for the Dark Side Of The Moon 30th Anniversary edition, and exclusively hosted here on Brain Damage on EMI's suggestion.

The last screening of the night, most people didn't bother sticking around for it, therefore missing a great bit of film! Our thanks to Jon Gilbert who alerted us to this!

Thursday, September 11th sees another episode in The History Channel's "Classic Cars" series. This channel broadcasts on UK satellite and cable, and can also be received in many parts of Europe. The programme, broadcast at 2:30pm BST (GMT +1 hour), and repeated an hour later on History Channel Plus One, includes Nick Mason. Here's the show's full synopsis:

We have been in plenty of discussion with the International Product Manager at Universal for the Pompeii DVD, about a release date for the US market. We've had loads of enquiries about this; as you may have seen from our previous news items, the US is one of the few territories which was missing from the list of release dates.