Roger's performances at the two Timothy White concerts in the US over the last couple of nights were extremely well received, and were professionally filmed for future broadcast or release.

He played three songs in his own right - Comfortably Numb, Wish You Were Here, and Flickering Flame - all of which followed a two minute video explaining his reasons for supporting the concerts - and took part in the encores of Train Bound For Glory and Everyday People.

You can read reviews of the Boston AND New York concerts in the reviews section of this site.

Genesis Publications, the publishers of the fantastic book "Psychedelic Renegades" by Mick Rock, concerning his archive of Syd photos, have confirmed to us the current status of their stocks of this book.

The deluxe edition, signed by Syd and Mick Rock, have now sold out. The "standard" edition, signed just by Mick Rock, is still available - they have around 400 copies left. See the Genesis Publications website for further details. A review of this book will be on this site soon...

The Johnnie Walker interview with David Gilmour (on BBC Radio 2 in the UK), mentioned previously, was well worth catching. And if you missed it, you can now listen to it any time you want by going to the Johnnie Walker Replay page. Our thanks to Jatinder Sangha for letting us know.

Our thanks to Roger Waters' manager Mark Fenwick for sending us the press release this morning confirming Roger's appearance at the Countryside Alliance's Whip Craic concert at the Royal Albert Hall, on October 16th 2002. [Edited to remove link to press release - by official request] The press release reveals what Roger will be performing (including the Overture of Ca Ira!), together with his reasons for appearing.