On Tuesday September 24th, at 18:20hrs GMT, BBC2's "TOTP2" is promising "...a new version of a Pink Floyd classic by David Gilmour" which presumably is a clip from the forthcoming DVD.

Update - September 25th: The footage shown last night was Wish You Were Here from the forthcoming DVD. Although advertised to be repeated on the 25th, this was not the case.

EMI have kindly confirmed to us that the release date of this has changed to October 7th, for the Region 2 version (UK and Europe). Check out Floydstuff.com for a look at the review copy of the DVD, which is being sent out now to selected reviewers.

Make no mistake, 030303 is going to be a very significant number for all Floyd fans.

Brain Damage recently caught up with Floyd manager Steve O'Rourke for a brief chat about future plans. He confirmed what we had heard from George Hardie, cover artist extraordinaire (heavily involved in the original cover), about the plans for the 30th Anniversary of Dark Side Of The Moon. The idea is to tie the 30th Anniversary in with the date which in typical Floyd style, falls nicely as 03-03-03 (March 3rd 2003). Prepare yourself for a nice reissue with hopefully some surprises...

He also mentioned that the quadraphonic mix of Dark Side Of The Moon is also going to be released (or should I say, re-released!), presumably on DVD-A format (a relatively new audio format on DVD, offering greatly improved sonic performance).

More information as and when we have it. Remember where you heard this first - another Brain Damage exclusive!

Last night, Roger played the first of two guest performances with legendary guitarist Jeff Beck, at London's Royal Festival Hall, which seems to be becoming a magnet for past and present members of the entity known as Pink Floyd! Roger's part of the show is the same for both nights - look at the Jeff Beck show review in the Roger Waters concert review section for more details and also some exclusive pictures.