We recently reported that a French company were distributing the DVD of Peter Whitehead's Pink Floyd - London '66-'67. We have been able to contact the company who are releasing this item (the French company are purely distributors for the product), to find out more about this item and potential release dates for different countries.

We have found out that the DVD, which will include Interstellar Overdrive and the otherwise unreleased (apart from the original '66-'67 release on video a number of years back on the now defunct See For Miles label) Nick's Boogie, was due for release earlier this year but for various reasons this wasn't possible. There isn't currently a confirmed release date, although the company are still pressing ahead with the release of this item, and will let Brain Damage know when there is a confirmed date, and also when the contents of the DVD have been finalised.

We have been given details of the forthcoming Classic Albums DVD (and VHS) from our friends at Eagle Vision, which covers Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon.

Whilst a good proportion of it consists of the (excellent) BBC-screened programme, the DVD includes a large number of additional sequences and interviews, making a superb show even better!

We have posted the complete press release, along with a large pack shot, in our "Articles" section. Amongst the extras on the DVD are interviews with Roger, Chris Thomas, and David Gilmour, which didn't appear in the show. Amazon are already taking advance orders for this fantastic item through our normal links. Don't miss out on your copy!

We are still awaiting confirmation of the final release dates from our contacts at Eagle, but at the moment it is still looking like August 25th for the UK and Europe, and sometime in the Autumn/Fall for the US and Canada. As we get more information on this, so will you!

A double CD of the Pretty Things' SF Sorrow Live At Abbey Road performance, to be released soon on DVD, is also being released soon.

Entitled: "SF Sorrow + Resurrection", the set includes the original album in its entirety, together with the 1998 performance. David Gilmour appears on four of the tracks (She Says Good Morning, Well of Destiny, Trust and Old Man Going) and is said to give some great, trademark performances. It is available to order in the UK, Europe etc from Amazon.co.uk, and from Amazon.com.

Our friends at RogerWatersOnline report on a brief chat a friend of theirs had with Harry (son of Roger) Waters in the last day or so, revealing some interesting news. One of the main items was that the tour, rumoured to be next year, is now intended to be in 2005, and will include Europe as well as the US (no information though on other countries as yet).

Harry also said that Roger's latest studio album has been sidelined while Roger works on the opera Ca Ira. Roger recently said he had been driven to comment on the Iraq war, and had penned a few lyrics on the conflict. Whether these will appear on the new album, when it finally appears, is unknown.