It has been confirmed as part of Roger's Bangalore show press release, that "...a television documentary of the India show will be a first of its kind to be aired post the concert for the FLOYD fans". Obviously we'll bring you full details of what this documentary contains, once it has aired and we know for ourselves.

If you can pick up the UK's BBC One (and a lot of Western Europe can), tune in at 22:20hrs on Saturday April 13th, as one of Michael Parkinson's chat show guests is Jools Holland and his band. Of particular interest to us is that David will be appearing on guitar as part of the performance.

The 2002 list of the richest people in the UK was published today, in the Sunday Times. Surprise surprise, everyone's favourite lovable moptops (description courtesy of Nick Mason) featured in a few places...the full list can be found on the Times Newspapers website, but here are the Floyd-related highlights:

Highest entry was ROGER, at number 375 in the listing, with £95million (up from £55million, and 634th place, in 2001); DAVID then follows at number 465, with £75million despite giving away plenty of cash - not least the £4.5million house (up from £60million, and 562nd place, in 2001); and then NICK brings up the rear with £50million, in 751st place (up from 2001's £45million, and 764th place). No sign of Richard in the top 1000. Undoubtedly, the profits from Echoes, and Roger's tours, have helped their bank balances...

In terms of "music millionaires", Roger makes it to 21st, David 22nd, and Nick in 34th. Finally, Pink Floyd make it to number ten in the listing of the companies with the most millionaires!

The Roger Waters "best of" compilation, "Flickering Flame volume 1", was released today in Australia and Asia. The UK and European version is expected shortly in store.