Written by Matt
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Sunday, 02 November 2003 |
The BBC have announced that their extensive archives, covering both television and radio, are being opened up to all, with free access to the BBC Creative Archive via the internet. They will be free as long as the downloader is not intending to use the material for any commercial purpose.
The Floyd material should include many items of audio, such as the 1967 radio sessions, and the 1970 and 1971 performances. The 1967 Top Of The Pops TV appearances were wiped some time ago, so will not be included, sadly.
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Written by Matt
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Sunday, 02 November 2003 |
Composer and long-time collaborator with Pink Floyd and Roger Waters, Michael Kamen, has recently announced on his website that he has been suffering from MS (multiple sclerosis) for the last six years. He said: "I suffer no pain, I'm OK with it, although it is a drag, and I wish I didn't have it. It certainly hasn't affected my work and I could never dance anyway!"
He "revealed all" at an MS dinner in LA, which included a video tribute from friends of Michael's including Eric Clapton, Tom Hanks, Brian May, Annie Lennox, and David Gilmour. They managed to raise $3.5million just in that one evening! Our best wishes to Michael and admiration for his positive outlook despite his challenging condition... You can leave a message of support for him on his message board if you wish.
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Written by Matt
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Wednesday, 29 October 2003 |
It is with huge sadness that we bring you the news that Steve O'Rourke, the Pink Floyd's manager, has tragically suffered a fatal stroke. News of this came through to us mid-afternoon today, and came as a complete shock to all.
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Written by Matt
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Monday, 27 October 2003 |
There is a new competition for you to enter! Principally aimed at people in the UK (due to the nature of the main prize), it has a first prize of a complete home cinema system (DVD player, 5.1 amplifier and surround sound speakers) with copies of Pink Floyd Live At Pompeii on DVD going to the winner and runners up. Click here to place your entry and good luck!
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Written by Matt
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Monday, 27 October 2003 |
A couple of Jools Holland "Later" TV show compilation DVDs are coming out next month.
The first, "Jools Holland's Hootenanny" (order now through amazon.co.uk to save on list price) includes BB King's performance of "Eyesight To The Blind" which had David Gilmour on guitar, and Sam Brown on backing vocals.
The other is "Later With Jools Holland - Giants" that includes Paul McCartney playing Brown Eyed Handsome Man, which, we think, includes Gilmour again. If you can confirm this (we're 98% certain) please let us know. This title can again be ordered through amazon.co.uk. Both titles include some great artists and performances - worthwhile for those, let alone David's appearances! Our thanks to Christoph Watz and Kees Nijpels for the head's up!
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