Auction house Cooper Owen are holding a Rock Legends sale on September 25th.

They have five lots of particular interest to Pink Floyd fans - lot 141, two posters; lot 142, two promo posters and a Wet Dream display; lot 143, signed Wall album sleeve (pictured right); lot 144, Knebworth programme and ticket stub; and lot 145, tour 74 poster signed by Gilmour.

More details and estimates of the prices can be found on their website - www.CooperOwen.com. We will let you know how much these items eventually sold for...

The latest issue of Rolling Stone includes their top 100 guitarists of all time. The list is also available on their website.

Whilst a reasonable argument can be made for Hendrix appearing as number 1, there are some very strange inclusions in the list, with David Gilmour appearing a lowly eighty-second. Lists such as this always encourage arguments and many good guitarists either get an appalling ranking, or are missing altogether. Ho hum.

VH1 in the US this past Monday started airing the "I love the 70's" special that covers the decade and the popular culture of the time; each year is broken down into one hour segments.

Wednesday night saw the 1973 segment, where "Dark Side of the Moon" was discussed and there was a small clip of David Gilmour during the 70's, along with other current celebrities such as Joe Elliot of Def Leppard discussing the impact of DSotM on their lives. The show will be rebroadcast throughout the week - check your local listings. Our thanks to John Woods for this heads-up.

We have been contacted by Travis, the leader of Bricks In The Wall. They are a 10 piece Floyd tribute band based in Dallas, Texas (USA), with 2 guitarists, 2 keyboard players, 3 backup singers, a sax player, bass and drums. They are playing a special performance of DSOTM this weekend, August 23rd, in celebration of the forthcoming DVD/VHS "Classic Albums" release.

They were contacted by Eagle Vision, who are the distributors of the title, to do the show, which is being held at Manhattan's in Arlington, Texas. Apart from the band playing, there is also a screening of the video, along with prizes of the DVD to be won.

The band are also planning to do a full musical and theatrical production of The Wall, having actors portray the scenes from each song, which should take place in March 2004... Check out their website at www.bricksinthewall.com.