Dutch industry magazine Muziek en Beeld announced the DVD releases of Roger Waters' The Wall Live In Berlin (August 19th), David Gilmour's Live At The Royal Festival Hall (September 2nd), Pink Floyd's Pulse (October 7th) and Knebworth (October 14th).

However, since they went to press, the Roger Waters DVD has been delayed until further notice, while the David Gilmour DVD has been set to September 9th. In the meantime Warner Vision France has released More and La Vallee on DVD and Video in June. Both films have been remastered.

In Brazil, Sony Music has given Roger Waters' In The Flesh a very special treatment - it has been released in the Gold Series with the bonus disc Flickering Flame. A limited edition, it won't be available for long so act quickly if you wish to add this to your collection.

In other news from that country, DVD World Music, a Brazilian magazine, has published some special issues that include a DVD. The series includes Knebworth, The Secret Policeman's Third Ball (featuring David Gilmour with Kate Bush) and Paul McCartney & Friends (The Peta Concert featuring David Gilmour).

Details have just emerged that on October 14th, "Knebworth Parts One, Two and Three" will be released on Region 2 (Europe) DVD. The list price is £19.99 and no further details are available yet. We believe that proceeds from the sales of the DVD will go to the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy charity that the concert was set up to raise money for.

It will of course feature Pink Floyd's performance which concluded the 1990 concert in spectacular style, along with the other artists (Paul McCartney, Mark Knopfler, Eric Clapton, Elton John, Genesis, Robert Plant & Jimmy Page, Cliff Richard, Status Quo, Tears For Fears), and will remind all of us who were lucky enough to be there, many memories from the day. Not least, the sun, the wind, the rain, the lack of toilets, the food fights, and the chaos in the car parks after the show was over!

Yesterday's Daily Express newspaper in the UK, ran the following story, repeated verbatim. Despite the Express's headlines, bear in mind that this sounds purely like some comments that Nick has made, being made too much of, and indeed it really just reads like wishful thinking. Don't queue for your tickets quite yet...!