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Dinner is ready! Thank you for your infinite patience. Please join us and come as you are for a lovely dinner with good food and friends. We also demonstrate how to make two delicious drinks. Here’s the menu. Enjoy yourself… and if you do, be sure to let your server know.
It’s been said that Pink Floyd’s music has sent more people into space than NASA. Despite the bands hatred of the space label, Pink Floyd became the “go to” rock band for space scientists because Floyd’s music repeatedly overlapped with real space milestones. Set the controls and enjoy. If you like, please make a small donation and don’t forget to leave a comment. Here’s the playlist.
“It’s never the end. It won’t happen. We are, as a human species, we are so intelligent. We do such astonishing things. We can fly to the moon… but we still do stupid things”. – Ken Sturdy, Second World War veteran, 1920-2018, when asked about war.
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Snuggle up because this episode was produced during a massive blizzard. Skip the playlist for fun, but here it is if you must. Brrrrrr.
Don’t forget, podcasts are split into chapters for easier listening and remember to leave your comments.
The Boston Garden was a great place to see a concert. Built at the cost of 4 million dollars in 1928 by the same people who built New York’s Madison Square Garden, it was originally called Boston’s Madison Square Garden. Eventually “Madison Square” was dropped from the name. It was a place of legends and legendary concerts.
Pink Floyd live at The Garden, 18. June, 1975. Most enjoyable are the performances of You Have Got To Be Crazy, which is different from both the 74 and 77 Dogs versions. The set also has great version of Any Colour You Like and one of the last pre-87 performances of Echoes. Here’s the playlist
It’s another convenient little themed, mix of a podcast I hope you won’t forget, all nicely wrapped in a bow with your chance to WIN a Wish You Were Here 50 Deluxe Edition! Listen for details. Good luck!
This podcast is about remembering the good times and seems to go rather well with the season, so why not a holiday’ish kind of episode. Here’s the playlist.
Hear the legendary sound. Skip the screen. You’ve seen the stunning visuals, but now it’s time to immerse yourself completely in the audio from David Gilmour’s Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome concert film! Recorded on the 1st of October, 2024, at the historic Roman venue, this episode features the full soundtrack taken directly from the Blu-ray/DVD release. This is the pure, uninterrupted audio experience of an iconic performance—the perfect way to relive the music wherever you are. Here’s the playlist
Broadcasting from the dark side of Hallows’ Eve to you, where ghosts’ echoes never die! For this podcast, a cunning fallen angel takes possession of the podcast and “us” down the valley of darkness with a selection of Floyd tracks on the spookier side! So, tune in for ghosts, ghouls, and a great gig in the sky! Here’s the playlist. If you enjoy, please consider a donation, thank you and happy Halloween!
Here’s a podcast I’ve been wanting to do for a long time. Floyd songs and solo efforts that feature the saxophone! So if you’re a fan of the sax, then this is for you! Enjoy and if you do, please don’t forget to donate. Thank you! Here’s the playlist.
No special theme for this one… I just went with the flow. Hope you enjoy and please leave a comment and or donation if you do! Thank you! Here’s the playlist.
“Go With The Flow” artwork: Bill Morgenstern
Hows your sleep? Mine could be better and its the inspiration for this edition of Brian Damage. Songs that mention sleep and dreaming and counting some Sheep in Prague. So, get in your comfy Pink Floyd pajamas, fluff up your favorite pillow and put your headphones on. Here’s the playlist, enjoy!
This edition of Brain Damage is the perfect soundtrack to your lazy summer morning, midday, afternoon and night! It’s very similar to an older, podcast that fell victim to the takedown. So I’m resurrecting it somewhat. New and Improved, Grab some Pimms and kick your feet up and relax. You deserve it! This one’s for you! Here’s the playlist!
Get your raincoats, because you’ll need them. It’s been day after day of rain where I am, so heres another original from 2011. The flow went off in a different direction this time as I was “recreating” this podcast. Updated, new and improved… It’s one of my favorite themes. ALSO your chance to WIN a vinyl and DVD copy of Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII! Listen for details!. Good luck and enjoy! Here’s the playlist
Hope you’ve been enjoying the last podcast. By now you probably feel like someone’s watching you. This was more of the difficult themed podcasts I’ve worked on. Feast your eyes on this, part two of The Eyes Have it! Here’s the playlist. Test your lyric knowledge… Have fun with it!
For this, it’s all about the eyes. Cold, wild, staring eyes seem to pop up all the time in Floyd’s lyrics. This is part 1 of 2, so if you don’t see something here, its probably in the next one. Here’s the playlist.
While making the last podcast, I came across many names of places like countries, cities, and streets including rivers and bodies of water. So for this episode, it’s songs that mention a place or two or ten. Most but not all places mentioned in Floyd’s or solo works are included, so see how many you come up with. Here’s the playlist.
Welcome to the 20th year of Floydpodcast.com! We start the year off with songs that mention a name in the title. How many can you think of? See if their name is mentioned in the playlist. Enjoy and don’t forget to like, comment and spread the word!Dedicated to Michael Wiseman
I hope this finds you well. For this edition of Brain Damage, I give you the last of four nights at Empire Pool, London, 17 November 1974. Its a great recording but I did doctor it up a little bit. Thanks to Pink Floyd for allowing me to feature this. Here’s the playlist. This podcast also has the winner announcement for David’s deluxe LP boxed set of Luck and Strange. Enjoy! Happy Chrismukka, Happy Kwanzaa and Happy New Year!
Counting down all the favorite Pink Floyd songs as voted by Arrow Classic Rock listeners. Every year, “The Arrow”, a Dutch radio station, publishes a top 500 list of classic rock songs, and Pink Floyd is featured heavily in the run-down, with three songs in the top ten alone, including the coveted number one spot. This podcast is just the Pink Floyd tracks. Here’s the playlist. Don’t forget to tip the DJ, and leave a comment! Thank you!
Here’s a suggested theme idea from a while back… Floyd songs with numbers in the title. This is an updated version of a previous episode that was taken down. Some strange things happen with numbers. Those with an interest in numerology should like this one. Here’s the playlist! Enjoy! Please don’t forget to donate if you do enjoy! Thank you!
Pink Floyd at The Golden Circle in Stockholm Sweden 1967. Photo by Fredrik Johansson
For this episode, its the only full length 1967 concert recording. The gig occurred during Pink Floyd’s first tour outside of Great Britain in Stockholm Sweden, just about a month and half after the release of The Piper At The Gates of Dawn. In 2011 the recording surfaced and was replayed at the same venue. The recording then landed in the hands of Pink Floyd and later released on The Early Years box set. I’ve fixed it up a little bit and added in a bunch of other period gems. Enjoy! Here’s the playlist. The podcast needs your support! Please DONATE! Thank you.
It’s not just the time of day, it’s also the mood. This podcast takes us through the night. Each track mentions the night and some feel like it. Perfect listening anytime but especially during those late hours. Here’s the playlist. So stay a while, I’ll stay up… Enjoy!
Haven’t you heard? For this installment, we bring back our fine feathered friends. It’s amazing how many different birds are mentioned or heard in Pink Floyd’s music. There’s mention of an Albatross, Kingfisher, Swan, Pigeon, Dove, Sparrow and lots more. I present to you an ornithological podcast. Here’s the playlist!
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It’s that time again! Feels like I posted the last podcast yesterday. Anyway, the animals have returned. It’s a refurbished menagerie all sectioned off in few groups with many dogs and a cat, sheep, fox, mole, rats, mice, rabbits, pigs, a bear, an elephant, and a humpback whale. Here’s the list of species featured in this episode. Enjoy but please don’t feed the animals, thank you!
Overall, Pink Floyd appeared in 51 festivals. This months edition scratches the surface of Pink Floyd’s festival appearances between 1968 and 1971. The bands festival circuit dwindled down to just 5 between 1972 and 1990 as their popularity and complex stage productions demanded larger venues and exclusive engagements. The podcast is enhanced with chapters to each festival featured. Enjoy and here’s the playlist
If you’re on the run and want to listen to any of Pink Floyd’s BBC radio sessions, this podcast should serve you well. For the first time ever, this enhanced podcast is broken into segments making it easier for you to navigate and find the session you’re interested in. This ability is available on most podcast players and apps! Here’s the playlist Enjoy and please don’t forget to leave a comment!
Last month on Thursday, 25th of May, Roger Waters performed the second of his two Prague concerts at O2 Arena. This one was special in that it was filmed and broadcast to 1,500 cinemas worldwide through Trafalgar Releasing. The sound … Continue reading →
For this edition of Brain Damage, please be my guest in my home city of Boston where Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets kicked off their North American leg of The Echoes Tour. This episode consists of three different recording all doctored up for your listening pleasure. I tried to make so if you wear headphones and close your eye, you’ll swear your in the room at the Shubert Theater, along with me and everyone. Its a lively Boston crowd and I hope yo enjoy! Here’s the playlist. Please leave a comment and/or donation! Let me know what you think!
For this edition of Brain Damage, its an excellent recording of This Is Not A Drill – Live In The Round, 15. September 2022 from Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada! Its a matrix consisting of an in ear device feed with cues and click tracks removed mixed with an audience recording. I explain more in the podcast but SPOILER ALERT if you still haven’t seen the show, otherwise, enjoy! To warm up and settle in, we start things off with Pigs (three different ones) from Roger’s 2016 show in Mexico. Here’s the playlist.
As cliché as it is, you can’t have a Pink Floyd podcast without celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest rock albums of all time, The Dark Side of The Moon! This episode examines the development of the album from concept to finish. I hope you find they way it’s presented, interesting and enjoyable. Please don’t forget to comment, and share… and if you really like it, perhaps consider a small donation to help support the podcast. Thank you! Here’s the playlist
For this edition, we head off to the land of the rising sun where The Floyd took part on a short, six day tour of Japan in 1972. The last date being at the at the Nakajima Sports Center in Sapparo on the island of Hokkaido, 13 March 1972 , almost one year before the studio release of The Dark Side of The Moon. This date also featured a performance of Atom Heart Mother. Here’s the playlist! Enjoy!
Welcome to Brain Damage’s 18th year! The show is all grown up. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d still be doing this podcast after all this time but here I am, and its all thanks to those who’ve supported the show.
For this edition, we forge on to another year as we all get older. This is a twist on a topic of many Pink Floyd songs, a collection of songs that all mention the inevitable of getting older, gotten older and being old. Enjoy! Here’s the playlist.
Roger Waters’ new version of Comfortably Numb has some fans feeling a little out of their comfort zone. This podcast explores other instances where Roger took some creative license. It’s a Roger podcast as he was the biggest offender of … Continue reading →
For this edition, we go back to the 23rd of January, 1977 at the Westfalenhallen in Dortmund, Germany where Pink Floyd decided to kick off their Animals Tour. A lot of tweaking went into this. Hopefully you’ll enjoy. At the … Continue reading →
Here’s a fun, cool, old school mix! There is one thing in common with all the songs! Try to guess what it is. If you figure it out, leave a comment saying “I know it!” Don’t give it away! Here’s … Continue reading →
Nick Mason’s band is gearing up for their return to North America next month and there’s talk that Roger will bring his tour to the EU early next year! But for a brief time, both Nick’s and Roger’s band will … Continue reading →
Spoiler alert!!! If you haven’t seen Roger’s new tour yet and don’t want to spoil anything for yourself, you can still listen to the first 24 minutes of this podcast before you should stop, otherwise, carry on! We start … Continue reading →
For this edition of Brain Damage, its an excellent sounding, fully restored recording form the 9th of May 1969. This is the second show for the band on this date and they are on fire even for such a late … Continue reading →
Here’s a nice gem from nearly 51 years ago and its never sounded better! Amstel Free Concert at Amsterdamse Bos, a beautiful park in the heart of the city. It seems the promoters from Paradiso worked very hard to get … Continue reading →
For this edition of Brain Damage, its an excellent audience recording from the beginning of the “In The Flesh Tour’, 27 January, 1977 in Frankfurt Germany at the Festhalle. This bootleg is titled “From The Masters” and is noted as … Continue reading →
Not sure where to begin… It’s been a bad month. Lost a friend. Lost a job. Could be worse and it’s nothing compared to what the people of Ukraine are dealing with or any other victim of a war torn … Continue reading →
It was 50 years ago TODAY, Pink Floyd performed their 4th night at The Rainbow Theater, Finsbury Park, London. “In Rainbow Light” all doctored (as much as possible) for supersound. The first set consists mostly of “Best Of Tour 72” … Continue reading →
The definitive Pink Floyd radio show is back for it’s 17th year as a podcast. In this edition we take a listen to a nice clean rip from a famous vinyl bootleg called “Pictures of Pink Floyd!” It was released … Continue reading →
WIN an A3 print of this image from RockArchive.com! Here’s an excellent DAT master recording from block 3, row X, at Earl’s Court, 29 October, 1994. Its an amazing recording with a little grit all EQ’d, doctored up and whatnot. … Continue reading →
It’s not just about the time of day, its also about the mood. Much like Sunrise and Sundown, except this podcast goes through the night. Each track mentions the night and some others just feel like it. Perfect listening anytime … Continue reading →
PVD is the airport code for Providence, Rhode Island. For this podcast, we go back to the 17th of October, 1987. Its the second of two nights about a month into the A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour. Its the … Continue reading →
It’s been a while since I’ve featured a Wall gig and I’ve passed over this one long enough. This is an interesting concert from Pink Floyd’s opening night of The Wall Tour in Los Angeles, California, 7. February, 1980. A … Continue reading →
Nothing is better than a big outdoor concert in the summertime! I’m sure Ive said it before but it makes me happy. This is one show I wish I had been to because its got such a cool vibe. Live … Continue reading →
Brain Damaged listener Diego of Argentina asked if I’d make a podcast focusing on Pink Floyd’s singles. Well, funny he should ask. Before Brain Damage – The definitive Pink Floyd radio show was a podcast, it was on terrestrial radio … Continue reading →
It’s perhaps the most famous Pink Floyd concert. I’ve featured it way back in 2006 but since then, recorder 2 was painstakingly remastered by a guy called ‘Hippopotamus’ in 2013. Just recently, the same, was speed corrected our friend by … Continue reading →
When Roger announced via Facebook on May 21, 2015 that he would be participating in the 2015 Newport Folk Festival and promised “an intimate appearance specifically crafted set for Newport Folk,” the ambiguity of his declaration had Floyd-heads reeling at … Continue reading →
I love a good upgrade to well known audience recordings! Who doesn’t? They rarely come around, but when they do, rest assured it will be here, and here it is. From City Hall, Sheffield, England, 22. December, 1970. It features … Continue reading →
For this podcast, it’s “Live At Leeds” University’s Refectory Hall, 28th February 1970. Just two weeks after The Who’s famous concert recording there. I’ve been meaning to feature this for a while. The sound quality is excellent so I didn’t … Continue reading →
Here it is, the first podcast of 2021. Nothing over the top and crazy about this one. It’s just a mix I put together off the cuff. It was my mood at the time but a loosely knit theme did … Continue reading →
I spent most of all my Christmas Eve (fifteen hours, start to end) wrapping this one up for you. This podcast includes as much alternate versions of songs as I could squeeze in an almost a 2.5 hour podcast! It’s … Continue reading →
It’s the 1974 British Winter. Plink Floyd has added three new songs taking up the entire first set and revamped and improved their production for The Dark Side of The Moon set. From Empire Pool, 15. November 1974. Listen to … Continue reading →
Sometimes better versions of concert recordings or more complete versions pop up over time. This podcast is an upgrade to a recording I featured 13 years ago. A much better version recently surfaced so I figured why not pay a … Continue reading →
I hope this finds you well. Here’s the latest podcast, finally. This is taken from a RoIO called California Stockyard, recorded on 7th of May 1977, at Anaheim Stadium in Anaheim, California. A ton of doctoring when into this. Heres … Continue reading →
For this installment, we go back to 5th of December 1972, Brussels Belgium. The recording was produced by a taper named “OPUS 5”, it is a very good to borderline excellent stereo recording but it needed some help. I explain … Continue reading →
I figured it’s time for a good old fashioned Pink Floyd concert from the spring of 1970. How about something from the west coast, like Santa Monica, California at the The Civic Auditorium. Its a fantastic gig! A lot of … Continue reading →
All done! From my audio laboratory deep down in a bunker away from COVID19, riots, and what seems like the end of the world, here is the latest edition of Brain Damage! For this we check out what Roger, Guy … Continue reading →
For this edition we go to The Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. Roger Waters filmed his concerts there over a period of four days and released the film in cinemas across the globe for two nights only this past October. The … Continue reading →
Its just another average Pink Floyd gig from The North American Division Bell Tour from Houston, Texas’ Rice University Stadium, 5th April 1994. All is well until halfway through the second set, torrential rain wreaked havoc on the bands entire … Continue reading →
Hope you’ve been enjoying the last podcast. By now you probably feel like someone’s watching you. This was more of the difficult themed podcasts I’ve worked on. Feast your eyes on this, part two of The Eyes Have it! Here’s … Continue reading →
Jeepers creepers! Where did the time go? So sorry for the lateness on this one and on a leap year no less! This podcast was going to be a very long one originally but it was too much so I … Continue reading →
You recall the podcast from November, well it’s now David Gilmour’s turn at the Air Canada Centre! Our friend Terry, who recorded Roger’s gig there also captured David’s first visit to Toronto in 10 years. This time Terry (and his … Continue reading →
By now, hopefully you got The Later Years boxset! It’s fantastic but since the announcement of its release, it was clear there were some glaring omissions. For this edition of Brain Damage I give you, what I think, should’ve been … Continue reading →
For this podcast, as the title would suggest, we go to Toronto’s Air Canada Centre for an excellent recording from Roger’s “Us + Them Tour” 2nd October 2017. This particular recording, thanks to Terry, is previously un-circulated (I believe) and doctored … Continue reading →
If you’re as excited as I am about the new Pink Floyd box set than this podcast should hold you over until it drops on the 29th of November. This podcast features a sample of that’s to come. Here’s the … Continue reading →
This edition of Brain Damage features Roger’s second to last gig with Pink Floyd before he left the band and it’s the first time I’ve featured a Wall concert from 1981, 16th of June to be exact. Not sure what … Continue reading →
For this edition of Brain Damage, its Floyd live at The Sporto, 28 June, 1973. This recording has been around for a while but this time it gets the doctored treatment… a little. There’s a few flaws within the recording … Continue reading →
The idea for this edition of Brain Damage was inspired by David Gilmour’s decision to donate 21+ million dollars raised from selling his guitar collection to ClientEarth. So I figure an Earth themed podcast would be cool. Most of the … Continue reading →
I got myself a copy of “The David Gilmour Guitar Collection” catalogue/catalog (take your pick) and while/whilst (circle one) flipping through, the idea hit me. A companion podcast! If you have a copy, you’ll enjoy listening as you read about … Continue reading →
Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets live at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge, UK a couple of weeks ago, 1st, May 2019. It was a great concert in Pink Floyd’s home town and Nick’s first time playing in Cambridge since 1969! … Continue reading →
David Gilmour was the featured artist for the 2001 Robert Wyatt Meltdown Festival and took the opportunity to strip things down and play semi-acoustic versions of classic Floyd songs. This is the soundtrack from the DVD “David Gilmour in concert”, … Continue reading →
Just like fixing a car, you run into a few snags and things sometimes take longer than planned. Sorry for the delay on this, the latest installment of Brain Damage. She’s fresh out of the shop and all tuned up. … Continue reading →
It would later become known as P.U.L.S.E. but before all that it was first aired here in the States as a Pay Per View event and later broadcast in the UK, on 15th of November 1994 on BBC1 and Radio … Continue reading →
This one is right out of surgery. Post Op is already going very well! This recording needed some help, stat. A complete medical briefing is presented in this latest podcast. Countless hours were spent mending, tweaking and removing clicks. Several … Continue reading →
Surprise! I found some time in the last 48 hours and spent 25 of those hours putting this one together. Just in time for Christmas! This idea come from Brain Damaged listener, Andrew McClain who suggested a podcast of songs … Continue reading →
Roger is almost set to wrap up his current South American Us + Them tour. A few days ago while at Estadio Nacional, Santiago, Chile, he played The Gunners Dream, which is included in this podcast. This edition of Brain … Continue reading →
Here’s a podcast I’ve been kicking around for years. I have no idea why it took me this long to get around to doing it but glad I did. If you want to know what Pink Floyd songs mention an … Continue reading →
For the first time since 1994, Nick is on tour. He and his Saucerful of Secrets are currently on tour in Europe and have added some songs since their “pre-tour” dates in London. This podcast features the bands 2nd night … Continue reading →
I’ve been in the mood for something from the European Division Bell Tour. Maybe I should of done this podcast last month. It’s hard to think these concerts were almost 25 years ago. For this podcast, we go to Chateau … Continue reading →
Here’s a gig I’ve been meaning to feature for quite sometime. This is a Westwood One radio broadcast of Roger’s 1985 Pros And Cons. This is not the show/tour with Eric Clapton; but if you want to hear that, check … Continue reading →
Most of you have already seen or listened to some of Nick’s recent gigs but not all doctored up in a nice podcast like this. If you haven’t heard any of it yet, you’re in for a real treat! As … Continue reading →
From the 2016 European Capital of Culture, Wroclaw Poland, live from Freedom Square, in front of the National Forum of Music, Mr. Gilmour kicks off the 4th leg of his Rattle That Lock Tour, 25th June 2016. Joined by Polish … Continue reading →
Imagine you and only a dozen other people in a large film studio, all sitting on plastic garden chairs watching Roger and his band rehearse for an upcoming tour. This podcast will make imagining that a lot easier. “In The … Continue reading →
Here’s another short podcast but you’ll want to play this one on repeat over and over. It’s that good! Some of it may seem familiar but its all different in some way or another. Hope you enjoy! Here’s the playlist!.
For this podcast, practice makes perfect! It’s very similar to a previous podcast I did 10 years ago called “Soundcheck” (which makes for a great companion to this edition of brain damage) anyway… this time, its a complete 1994 soundcheck! … Continue reading →
It’s more fun if you go straight to the podcast and listen. See if you can put it together without reading this description. If you want it all explained, then keep reading. This podcast was a difficult one to put … Continue reading →
Brain Damage, the definitive Pink Floyd radio show enters it’s 13th year with a great concert from Floyd’s 1973 Dark Side of The Moon North American Tour. Live from the Maple Leaf in Toronto Canada eh. All doctored up as best … Continue reading →
Finally I got to do what I’ve been wanting to do for a long time. The first half of this podcast is what it would sound like if Roger had actually done a full Animals set. Its a fun listen. … Continue reading →
FoH is for Front of House. This podcast is chuck full of goodies. Roger breaks out three new songs and David adds a guitar solo! For this episode, we go back to the desert for a crystal clear, front of … Continue reading →
Its been a while since I posted something from Floyd’s “Another Lapse Tour” and its the first time I’ve posted something from Sweden. Så, njut av den här utgåvan av Brain Damamge. Det är en utmärkt inspelning från Globe Arena … Continue reading →
Good morning! I can’t believe it took me this long to come up with this idea. It’s much like the popular “Sundown” podcast from a while back, except this one’s for morning people. Enjoy it as you get ready for … Continue reading →
This is almost like a continuation from the last podcast. It picks up where the other left off. Lines were very long to get in the venue. Roger tours with 18 trucks full of gear for his 2017 Us+ Them … Continue reading →
Floydpodcast.com hits the road for this edition of Brain Damage and visits the “gate city” Greensboro, North Carolina! It’s A Fleeting Glimpse Forum member conGREGation and this podcast is the pre & post show party soundtrack for Roger’s concert at … Continue reading →
Yes!!!! It’s another gig from 1971. This time from Pink Floyd’s most extensive North American tour to date. This podcast features a very nice recording from Emerson Gymnasium, at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio… 6th of November. It’s … Continue reading →
Lots of fun at Roger’s rehearsal last night at the Meadowlands. You can find all about his Us+Them 2017 tour, beginning is Kansas City later this week on Friday 5/26 and ending in Vancouver on 10/28. Roger Waters Us + … Continue reading →
This podcast isn’t about the Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure and all that stuff but I’m sure you’ll love, and get much pleasure out of this beauty of a performance from the “’71 Hakone Aphrodite” festival held in Japan, … Continue reading →
I’m not going to say what this is but most of you have been waiting very patiently for this one. I’m not even going to post a playlist here. Google is your friend. Please enjoy!
It occurred to me that I’ve never done a theme like this. The title should give it away but its still fun to find the connection burred in each song. This episode is on the shorter side but I hope … Continue reading →
Here’s a podcast I’ve been wanting to do for a long time. Floyd songs and solo efforts that feature the saxophone! I explain why I decided to do this now in the podcast. So if you’re a fan of the … Continue reading →
This podcast is a “review” of The Early Years box set. The set is awesome but… In this podcast, I go over what could of been better, a lucky mistake and perhaps some blatant omissions. I offer some better sounding … Continue reading →
We start things off with a surprise and end it with two more. Sandwiched in the middle is a gripping performance from Roger and his band during the second weekend of Desert Trip, October 16th in Indio California. The recording … Continue reading →
Lots going on in the Pink Floyd world and there’s no sign of it slowing down anytime soon. In this, Roger discusses his new tour and album. This podcast is a lot like an older podcast from last year called … Continue reading →
Continuing on from the last podcast, this episode is part 2 of 2. A small sampling of material featured in the upcoming Early Years box set from 1970 to 1972 (well, actually 1974). Here’s the playlist . Enjoy! Please leave … Continue reading →
November 11th Pink Floyd will drop The Early Years Box Set. An atom heart mother load of rare recordings from just about every film and/or radio and television appearance the band has ever done. This podcast, part 1 of 2, … Continue reading →
This is not a new podcast but its a podcast I’ve had hidden since 2011 just for fun. On occasion I would post it to Floydpodcast’s Facebook Fan Page and that was probably only two or three times over the … Continue reading →
Here it is, the next installment of Brain Damage from Moscow during Pink Floyd’s “Another Lapse Tour” This is a podcast I’ve had on the back-burner for a few years. The quality is not up to my standards but this … Continue reading →
Most of this is from the “David Gilmour In Concert” video that was recorded and broadcast by MTV and released onto VHS in 1984 (now out of print). All three nights at Hammersmith Odeon, London, were filmed. This is the … Continue reading →
This particular episode has no theme. Its just a mixed bag of recent sorts. Go with the flow and enjoy the show. As always however, the playlist is embedded in the mp3 file info. Here’s the playlist. I’m sure you’ll … Continue reading →
This podcast developed out of another idea I had. For this installment, we turn to our fine feathered friends. Its amazing how many different birds are mentioned or heard in Pink Floyd’s music… There’s mention of an Albatross, Kingfisher, Owl, … Continue reading →
I’ve been wanting to feature this particular gig for a long time but I’m reminded why I’ve avoided it for so long. Nonetheless, its a unique gig because it was the only stop on the entire Division Bell Tour where … Continue reading →
Everybody’s got somewhere they call home. Take me home, take me home. I feel like going home, I want to go home, I wanna go home. If I were with you, I’d be home and dry. If you’re alone, I’ll … Continue reading →
Happy Holidays! This podcast is just another piece of random precision for you for this holiday season. Ever since Roger released his Wall soundtrack, I’ve been playing around with recreating the entire evening’s experience, much like what I originally wanted … Continue reading →
Floyd·ness ˈfloidnəs/ noun: the condition or quality of being like Pink Floyd. Its been a good year for Floyd fans sans Pink Floyd with both Roger and David giving us some new material. It got me thinking, how much solo … Continue reading →
Here it is, finally. Friday night in beautiful London, the 25th of September at Royal Albert Hall. By far the best of the three night stint (before the following two nights the previous week). andrea rosu imagefapказаны чугунныекупить резину киев … Continue reading →
The title, “Ravingandrooling” is typed that way on purpose. I explain in the podcast but in short, this episode is dedicated to my friend Jeff Post. For this is a two-fer. First, Roger Waters at Newport Folk Festival and second, … Continue reading →
This is a follow up of sorts to the “My Favorite Things” podcast #219. For this, it’s my favorite solo bits from the latest to earliest of each solo effort. We hear David’s new material and Roger’s new song debuted … Continue reading →
Finally, here it is. Recorded 2. July 1977 from the most often requested series of gigs during 1977 at Madison Square Garden, NYC. Most recordings between the 1st and the 4th of July don’t live up to my high standard … Continue reading →
Here’s a suggested theme idea… Floyd songs with numbers in the title. Some strange things happen with numbers. Those with an interest in numerology should like this one. Also included is a fresh clean soundboard ONLY version of Rogers’ Pros … Continue reading →
If you loved the Raw Sound of Thunder or any of the other Momentary Lapse soundboard podcasts, then you’re going love this! Its an early Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, soundboard recording (post “Echoes”, but don’t worry, I got you … Continue reading →
We are long overdue for a gig from The Animals Tour (as it was called in Europe). This excellent recording is from the last of four consecutive nights from a rather fitting location that used to be a slaughterhouse. Pavillon … Continue reading →
I often get asked, “What’s your favorite Floyd song”? That’s easy but I was recently asked, “If you had to pick one favorite song from each of Pink Floyd’s fifteen albums, what would they be”? Not so easy. I pondered … Continue reading →
It’s been a long time since I featured one of Roger’s Wall gigs. This one is special. I explain in the podcast but you can look at the playlist if you’re that curious. When I attend concerts, I enjoy the … Continue reading →
Here is it, the first podcast of 2015 as floydpodcast.com enters its 10th year! I never thought I’d be making these podcasts for as long as I have but I have you to thank for it’s continuing success! No special … Continue reading →
Live from The Rainbow Theater in Finsbury Park, London. This was the second of two shows on the 4th of November 1973. This particular gig started at 9pm and was done to benefit former Soft Machine front-man Robert Wyatt who … Continue reading →
The doctor takes a backseat as special guest host, Satan returns for another dark podcast from beyond. This is a nice companion to last years podcast “All Hallows Eve” For this, all the songs relate to death, dead, dying, died, … Continue reading →
The idea of this edition of Brain Damage comes to us from Brett in Tampa Florida. The concept is Floyd songs that rock. He came up with a pretty good selection of songs that rock, in his opinion (and mine), … Continue reading →
This edition of Brain Damage is the perfect soundtrack to your lazy summer day. It’s very similar to an older, popular themed podcast, Sundown. Grab an iced tea, or lemonade, kick your feet up and relax. You deserve it! Here’s … Continue reading →
I did it. Somehow I managed to find what very little spare time I had to work on this month’s edition of Brain Damage. I’m relieved because I didn’t want to skip a month. There’s no theme for this one … Continue reading →
It all started out as a collection of ideas called “Nothing, Parts 1-24” (often mislabeled as “Nothing, Parts 1-36”, there were only 24). It was given many names, like, We Won The Double, Return of the Sun of Nothing and … Continue reading →
There are almost, no words for this. I explain in the podcast but you’ll find lots of unreleased, should have and shouldn’t have been released greatness, as we stray a little off the beaten path of Pink Floyd instrumentals. Here’s … Continue reading →
From time to time I get requests for old shows… I’m talking about from ten years ago, old. I explain a little more in the podcast. So for this one, I recreated one of the first (or 2nd or 3rd) … Continue reading →
It’s crazy to think we’re upon the 20th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s last album and tour. This recording is from the opening night of their Division Bell Tour in Miami, at Joe Robbie Stadium, on the 30th of March 1994. … Continue reading →
One of the most often asked questions I get is, “Do you have any Wish You Were Here or Animals demo or outtakes”? Well, the answer is still unfortunately no, but I do have these unbelievable alternate, early studio mixes. … Continue reading →
Here it is, the first podcast of 2014 as Brain Damage enters its 9th year! This particular episode is not for the casual Pink Floyd fan! We cover 40 years of nearly every Pink Floyd or solo member appearance in … Continue reading →
It’s been said Pink Floyd are spokesmen for the disappointed. There’s some truth to that but there’s actually a lot of positive and uplifting material as well. A rather unusual theme for a Pink Floyd radio show, for this we … Continue reading →
For this podcast, Satan takes us down the valley of darkness with a selection of Floyd tracks on the spookier side. Some of their more intense, angry and blood curdling stuff. Here’s the playlist. Happy Halloween!
Three days back from the UK and a recording from Manchester has already popped up. Perfect timing for this month’s podcast. The recording needed some help and I was more than happy to lend a hand. This show was (in … Continue reading →
There’s nothing cooler than having a raw, unedited version of an officially released concert. This gem of a soundboard recording surfaced not to long ago. I believe its recorded off a close FM radio frequency so people with hearing problems … Continue reading →
It’s more like the Pros And Cons of Floydpodcasting. After two months of editing, I have to admit, all the work was worth it. Please forgive me if I do say so myself, this sounds fucking incredible. Roger Water’s “The … Continue reading →
This is a reconstruction of the 200th Brain Damage episode that aired LIVE over the web last week on 30 June, 2013. Since my two back up recordings failed the original show was lost in cyberspace forever. Some people didn’t … Continue reading →
Plan B in full effect. Since the Roger Waters matrix is taking forever, I figured in the meantime I’d do a full 180 and serve up a little something from the end of David’s On An Island Tour. I’ve been … Continue reading →
There’s a message, an opinion if you will, in these prime cuts of floydness. See if you can find it. It’s fairly easy right down to the letter but here’s the playlist in case you get stuck and need some … Continue reading →
Money, it’s the root of all evil today except for this podcast. All this time I never thought to do a theme based on the most obvious obsession of mankind. It wasn’t until I saw a chart of pictographs arranged … Continue reading →
Finally, here she is, the next installment of Brain Damage… I meant to get her out a week and a half ago but life gets in the way sometimes. I hope she was well worth the wait. Anything but not … Continue reading →
The first podcast of 2013 and keeping it close to home. You all voted on facebook for a 1972-73 era Pink Floyd concert. There seemed to be a leaning towards a 1973 gig. So for this one it’s from Boston … Continue reading →
Here it is… the first full length podcast since October. For this one, we say good riddance to 2012. Its been one kick in the balls after another. I’ve decided playlists will no longer be “visibly” posted however the playlist … Continue reading →
Hello, It’s been a while. Here’s something for you in case you missed it. I am working on a new full length podcast but in the meantime, please enjoy this little nugget from 12/12/12.
Show #192, Release date: 16. October, 2012 We are now ready to board Flight 192. Once again Ladies and Gentlemen we do apologize for the delay and we hope it wasn’t too much of a inconvenience. In the meantime, the … Continue reading →
Show #191, Release date: 14. September, 2012 Here’s the latest. It’s a very out of the ordinary theme for a floydpodcast. This labor of love was almost like a real relationship. It was a challenge and at times, very frustrating … Continue reading →
Show #190, Release date: 15. August, 2012 This one’s to help the Dome in Brighton and a special guest joins me to discuss how we can do that. So, quick!! Theres not much time left to show your support to … Continue reading →
Show #189, Release date: 31. July, 2012 My sixteenth and last ‘Wall’ show for me. This time from Yankee Stadium, in the Bronx in New York City, 6. July. just feet away from where I was in section 224 row … Continue reading →
Show #188, Release date: 15. July 2012 This was my 15th time seeing The Wall but it was my first time seeing it outdoors. The size of the wall was amazing… to see it so wide and tall. It was truly … Continue reading →
Show #187, Release date: 5. July 2012 Staying true to the tradition… for every Wall show I see live, it becomes a podcast. Albany (this podcast) was last week, 28, June followed by Boston (next podcast) at Fenway Park which … Continue reading →
Show #186, Release date: 23. June 2012 Just like the show title says… it’s been a while since I’ve done a scattered mix of Floydness off the top of my head. This turned out to be rather introspective for me. … Continue reading →
Show #185, Release date: 20. May 2012 As you well know, I usually only feature The Wall shows I’ve seen with the exception of a few and this is one of those exceptions. After patiently waiting 32 years, the good … Continue reading →
Show #184, Release date: 20. April 2012 It’s been a while since I’ve done something from the Division Bell Tour. For this podcast, we go to the city of a thousand fires in Germany and take a ride in my … Continue reading →
Show #183, Release date: 24. March 2012 This is the second of the two concerts at the Super Pop ’70 VII, Casino de Montreux, Montreux, Switzerland, 22. November 1970. This second performance, hastily added at 2.30pm, is entitled “Too Early … Continue reading →
Show #182, Release date: 24. February, 2012 It’s that time again… the third and hopefully not the last “pre’mmersion”. It’s the long awaited and perhaps most anticipated release of the big three, The Wall. For this I give you what … Continue reading →
Show #181, Release date: 27. January, 2012 First, I very big happy birthday to Nick Mason, who celebrates his 68th today. Happy Birthday Nick and many happy returns! 2012 marks Floydpodcast’s 7th year! What better way to start it all … Continue reading →
Show #180, Release date: 24. December, 2011 It’s another convenient little themed, mix of a podcast I hope you won’t forget… all nicely wrapped in a bow. It’s about remembering and it seems to go rather well with the season … Continue reading →
Show #179, Release date: 04. December, 2011 It feels like its been a while since a full Floyd concert’cast. I’ve been meaning to feature this one for a long time but kept putting it off. It’s Pink Floyd’s first visit … Continue reading →
Show #178, Release date: 03. November, 2011 Its that time again to pre’mmersify yourself with phase two of Pink Floyd’s reissue campaign. This go around its ‘Wish You Were Here’. I’m excited about this release and your chance to WIN … Continue reading →
Show #177, Release date: 17. October, 2011 Here’s the next podcast! This one took a little longer than expected but its chuck full of fun. Please remember to leave a comment and let me know what you think. Thank you!
Show #176, Release date: 23. September, 2011 Here it is, the podcast you’ve been waiting for. For this installment we take a look at what you can expect from the new immersion/reissue of Dark Side of The Moon and your … Continue reading →
Show #175, Release date: 4. September, 2011 I found an amazing recording out of Providence, Rhode Island from Roger’s 2000, “In The Flesh” tour. The quality was excellent without tweaking but as usual, it’s been doctored up for super sound, … Continue reading →
Show #174, Release date: 1. August, 2011 One rainy day it occurred to me that in all six years of doing this podcast, I’ve never done a rain themed show. Ironically it’s one of my favorite themes. So here it … Continue reading →
Show #173, Release date: 12. July, 2011 Again the tradition continues but it ends with this last ‘Wall’ show for me (until Roger’s return to North America). It would also be Roger’s last in the U.K. for this tour. A … Continue reading →
Show #172, Release date: 4. July, 2011 In keeping with the tradition of featuring each Wall show I’ve been to, here is the latest (for now). Going to this gig in the West Midlands region of the UK was completely … Continue reading →
Show #171, Release date: 15. June, 2011 Here’s a long overdue Animals gig. This particular recording comes a month after the album’s release. The audience is generally very quiet and respectful, which is a refreshing change from the standard audience … Continue reading →
Show #170, Release date: 22. May, 2011 In keeping with the tradition of featuring a Wall gig for every city I’ve seen it in, as promised, here’s the big show from London. This was my ninth time seeing The Wall … Continue reading →
Show #169, Release date: 19. May, 2011 Fresh on the heels of my trip to the U.K., here’s the latest podcast. This was sort of an experiment by doing a few breaks (voicing) on the road from various Floyd related … Continue reading →
Show #168, Release date: 20. April, 2011 A little overdue but on purpose. It’s 4/20! I thought it would be cool to feature just a few of Floyd’s best stoner tunes. So roll one up and enjoy this one anywhere. … Continue reading →
Show #167, Release date: 14. March, 2011 To my friends and listeners of Japan, My heart goes out to all of you. I feel great sadness after seeing all the devastation. If you can hear this podcast, I hope it … Continue reading →
Show #166, Release date: 22. February, 2011 The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love color the most. Here is more random precision for you… yes another colorful mix, literally this time. Here’s the Playlist.
Show #165, Release date: 17. January, 2011 Finally, here it is. The first podcast of 2011. Thank you for being as patient as ever. I’m feeling much better so now its time to get on with it. Brain Damage enters … Continue reading →
Show #164, Release date: 21. December, 2010 I can’t think of a better way to end the year with one last Wall podcast. This time it’s rather different. Each song is taken from a different city, in order of the … Continue reading →
Show #163, Release date: 2. December, 2010 Okay, it’s been a long time no hear… It’s podcast time. This was my seventh show and hopefully I’ll get to see more but for now this will be the last of ‘The … Continue reading →
Show #162, Release date: 31. October, 2010 Happy Halloween! Continuing on with ‘The Wall Concert Series’, from Hartford, CT., 15th October at the XL center. Its a very compact venue with a concert seating capacity of 16,606. The venue was … Continue reading →
Show #161, Release date: 19. October, 2010 Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, OH, 28. September 2010. I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that this is by far the best recording to date from this tour. Bold … Continue reading →
Show #160, Release date: 2. October, 2010 Surprise, surprise, surprise! TD Garden, Boston, MA., 30. September 2010. This is the first night of a three night engagement with today off for the band and crew. Roger’s last show in Boston … Continue reading →
Show #159, Release date: 1. October, 2010 And so it continues. Perhaps a concert series? Tell me what you think. Anyway, The first US date kicked off in Chicago’s United Center, 20. September 2010. I won’t post the set list, … Continue reading →
Show #158, Release date: 19. September, 2010 Yeah I know… the title is Gilmour/Floyd but its appropriate. If you are/were unable to visit Chicago for Roger’s performance of The Wall, then this is for you. The AFG forum member events … Continue reading →
Show #157, Release date: 17. September, 2010 And so it begins. The first of many shows from perhaps one of Roger’s most anticipated tours since leaving Pink Floyd nearly 30 years ago. The Wall 2010! If you rather not spoil … Continue reading →
Show #156, Release date: 6. September, 2010 First, A happy 67th birthday to Roger Waters! As the Wall Tour nears, what better time to feature something I’ve been meaning to feature for a very long time. This is a unique … Continue reading →
Show #155, Release date: 16. August, 2010 This podcast is a huge improvement to Show #56 – It took forever to do this. Honestly I’m glad its done but I’m so enjoying the rewards of having a killer sounding recording … Continue reading →
Show #154 Release date: 25. July, 2010 Actually I didn’t frame Roger. Good friend and long time Brain Damaged listener Barry BURBs hit me up with a smashing good mix framed in the proper light. Since I’m deeply immersed in … Continue reading →
Show #153 Release date: 27. June, 2010 Hello. How many in your party? Never mind, please have a seat, you’ve waited long enough. This is a fun podcast to listen to with some good friends or even alone. Its a … Continue reading →
Show #152 Release date: 29. May, 2010 Berlin is one of the cities I absolutely love. You’ve heard the special version of “Echoes” from this gig before here on Brain Damage but I’ve never featured the entire show… till now. … Continue reading →
Show #151 Release date: 9. May, 2010 I had normally planned on presenting my matrix recording from Foxboro, May 1988 as like an anniversary thing. Unfortunately I had to abort the project because the edited files became corrupt. The ghost … Continue reading →
Show #150 Release date: 16. April, 2010 For this special edition of Brian Damage, accompanying us is RonToon of Harvested Records to discuss what Harvested does and to focus on their incredible sounding upgraded version of “BBC Archives 1967-1969”. The … Continue reading →
Show #149 Release date: 24. March, 2010 The name of the podcast almost has nothing to do with the theme but it does describe the manner in which it progresses. A few weeks ago I realized that I’ve never featured … Continue reading →
Show #148 Release date: 1. March, 2010 Podcast time! The theme for this one is the brain child of Brain Damaged listener, Craig Williams of Newcastle, U.K. He writes, “Here’s a daft, but naughty, suggestion for a future podcast. How … Continue reading →
Show #147 Release date: 7. February, 2010 I’m still working on the syncing project. So in the meantime here’s a quick podcast I whipped up thanks to Brain Damaged listener Jim Gilbert of Montgomery, Alabama who emailed “Why not the … Continue reading →
Show #146 Release date: 11. January, 2010 Welcome back! During the holiday break Harvested Records gave a select few a sneak peak at an upcoming project with a set of master recordings from Floyd’s 1971 Montreux gig. These are the … Continue reading →
Show #145 Release date: 01. December, 2009 Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 28. June 1975. Here’s a gig that been long overdue for a podcast.. This features the second to last performance of Echoes with Roger still in the … Continue reading →
Show #144 Release date: 13. November, 2009 Pepperland Auditorium, San Rafael, CA, 17. October 1970. This is from the master tape. Great sound, great show but the band experienced some technical glitches at the start. To make up for it, … Continue reading →
Show #143 Release date: 24. October, 2009 This is kind of like a revisit of an old theme… No set list for this one but if you have to know, its embedded in the file of the podcast. Enjoy! There … Continue reading →
Show #142 Release date: 11. October, 2009 I’m back. I can’t thank you enough for your patience. Its been long enough so lots get this rollin’. Back in July I posted a 1977 gig out of Cleveland and since then … Continue reading →
Show #TEST Release date: 4. October, 2009 This is a test… a dry run if you will. This only a test. : )
Show #141 Release date: 24. September, 2009 Here is a little something for you while I’ve been getting my production studio all updated and sorted out. Occasional surrogate DJ/host/presenter Scott Middlebrook from Melbourne, Australia has come to the rescue once … Continue reading →
Show #140 Release date: 30. August, 2009 I’ve been in a early to mid Seventies funk lately so what better time to take care of a request for a gig from that era. We start out with a good bye … Continue reading →
Show #139 Release date: 15. August, 2009 It’s nice being back to the norm and behind the mic again. For this podcast, there’s no specific agenda. Much of the material featured branches off into solo elements and guest appearances. You’ll … Continue reading →
Show #138 Release date: 1. August, 2009 One hundred podcasts and 4 years ago this show entered the digital realm. I had no clue what I was doing and I never imagined it would become so well received. I can’t … Continue reading →
Show #137 Release date: 12. July, 2009 For this installment, we go to Municipal Stadium, Cleveland, OH, 25. June 1977. American shows in the summer of 1977 were particularly rowdy, but this recording is probably most notable for the numerous … Continue reading →
Show #136 Release date: 30. June, 2009 Thank you so much for all the kind words. My hearing is about 80% better. It’s nice to hear somewhat in stereo again. Now, while I’m still on the mend, here’s a neat … Continue reading →
Show #135 Release date: 13. June, 2009 This podcast features not one but two very cool gigs. The first by request, is David performing at the Mermaid Theatre in 2006. The other half of the podcast is a unique recording … Continue reading →
Show #134 Release date: 31. May, 2009 Several months ago the guys over at Free Range Pigs in association with Harvested Records released a soundboard recording of a rehearsal in a small London studio with The Bleeding Heart Band. Its … Continue reading →
Show #133 Release date: 17. May, 2009 Here’s one to make up for last week. This podcast isn’t just about a concert and it’s not just a compilation. There’s no theme but there is something very cool within. Since we … Continue reading →
Show #131 Release date: 27. April, 2009 Apologies for the delay on this. The production process was plagued with technical difficulties. Plus there was massive amounts of tweaking I had to do several times after not being satisfied with each … Continue reading →
Show #130 Release date: 11. April, 2009 Finally a nicely themed podcast if I do say so myself. I had a little fun with it. The title pretty much gives the theme away BUT no playlist for this one. Hahahaha! … Continue reading →
Show #129 Release date: 28. March, 2009 Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better… This is an upgrade to the previous 9. May, 1977 podcast “Look Mommy, there’s an aeropig up in the sky” (Show #70 Release date: … Continue reading →
Show #128 – Release date: 14. March 2009 Here’s an excellent soundboard recording from the Orange Bowl in Miami, 1. November, 1987. It was a very rainy evening. So much so that it kept the Pig from making an appearance. … Continue reading →
Show #127, Release date: 28. February, 2009 This podcast was taken from a bootleg called “The Good & The Bad.” I left out the bad and give you the good but still lots of tweaking was necessary for this one. … Continue reading →
Show #126, Release date: 14. February, 2009 This is the last engagement of a five night stint at Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, Long Island, N.Y, 28. February 1980. Maximum capacity at Nassau Coliseum for The Wall performances was approximately 12,000 and … Continue reading →
Show #125 – Release date: 31. January 2009 It’s been a while featuring an early 70’s gig. We go back to 1972. According to Nick Mason, it was a year when Pink Floyd felt a ‘revitalized sense of purpose.’ Four … Continue reading →
Show #124 – Release date: 17. January 2009 The first podcast for 2009 comes from a suggestion of another Brain Damaged listener who thought it would be cool to have Floyd songs that appeal to children. I think quite a … Continue reading →
Show #123 – Release date: 7. December 2008 The Division Bell Czech Republic Tour was an official leg during Floyd’s European tour. The band even had special, lavish tour programs made. Unfortunately those programs never arrived in time so many … Continue reading →
Show #122 – Release date: 14. November, 2008 Halloween has always been a flagship holiday in the jam band community, second only to New Year’s Eve. And with a band like Gov’t Mule, expecting something special is more than fair. … Continue reading →
Show #121 Release date: 31. October, 2008 This is a special podcast but I must tell you… I haven’t been myself lately (hehehe) so you’ll have to forgive me. I’m here but I’m off doing it somewhere else.* Enjoy this … Continue reading →
Show #120 Release date 19. October, 2008 For this podcast, we go down under to Brisbane, Australia. Roger Waters live at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, 5. February, 2007. This is the perfect podcast to listen to while you’re cleaning windows. … Continue reading →
Show #119 Release date: 5. October, 2008 This podcast is what it is. It’s collection of some of my favorite tracks, not featured in a while and others I tooled around with. Enjoy! Photo: adventureduo.com
Show #117 Release date: 07. September, 2008 Sorry for the slight delay on getting this one out. Getting used to my new work schedule is proving to be more difficult than I thought. For this podcast I decided to revisit … Continue reading →
Show #116 Release date: 23. August, 2008 I almost decided to call the show “Denver matrix”. Instead this podcast gets its title from the forum on Col Turner’s website pinkfloydz.com. A very large group of great people from the forum came out … Continue reading →
Show #115 Release date: 10. August, 2008 This podcast has been kicking around inside my head for a very long time and now seems to be the right time to do it. So, get your backstage, all access pass ready … Continue reading →
Show #114 Release date: 11. July, 2008 Bet you didn’t think you”d see a new podcast so soon, well I had an itch to scratch. I managed to put this one together with what little spare time I had. Thank … Continue reading →
Show #113a Release date: 16. June, 2008 Atom Heart Mother Suite performed live at Cadogan Hall, Chelsea, London, yesterday 15. June 2008. Ron Geesin with David Gilmour Featuring Mun Floyd, Caroline Dale, The Royal College Of Music Brass Ensemble, and … Continue reading →
Show #113 Release date: 14. June, 2008 This is my favorite time of year here in the northern hemisphere. The days are long, the sun sets late and the nights are warm. This podcast features a great collection of Floyd … Continue reading →
Show #112 Release date: 30. May, 2008 If any of you fellow Floydians or Floydettes dig EDM, Trance, Techno, Ambient, or House music then this podcast is right up your alley. If you don’t like that kind of stuff, an … Continue reading →
Show #111 Release date: 17. May, 2008 Finally an end to 20 years of waiting for this rare concert recording to appear. For this podcast we go back to May 6 1988, Sullivan Stadium, Foxboro, Massachusetts. It’s the standard set … Continue reading →
Show #110 Release date: 1. May, 2008 After a two hour delay leaving Denver due to snow, I finally made it back to Boston. Before I get into what this podcast is, I’ve got to say, the Denver meet up … Continue reading →
Show #109 Release date: 19. April, 2008 Fellow Brain Damaged listener, Golgo Hakase of Japan created this podcast featuring an excellent recording from Floyd’s 1972 Japanese Tour at Nakanoshima Sports Center, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan, 13 March, 1972. So, I’m going … Continue reading →
Show #108 Release date: 5. April, 2008 The Silverdome, Pontiac, Michigan, 15. July, 1994. This is perhaps the most historically significant engagement during Pink Floyd’s Division Bell Tour. Not much else during the tour, in the grand scheme of things, … Continue reading →
Show #107 Release date: 21. March, 2008 This podcast features the interests and work of Nick Mason. Most people wouldn’t know it but Nick Mason contributed more than just his drumming. He’s done some of Floyd’s stage design and graphics. … Continue reading →
Show #106, Release date: 08. March, 2008 Okay… this is a long one. Ever since doing the last KAOS podcast (Show #91), I’ve wanted to feature a more complete, consistently better sounding gig from that tour. Recorded live at the … Continue reading →
Show #105 Release date: 22. February, 2008 On the 23rd of May 1968, Pink Floyd performed three shows in one evening. One gig was just outside Amsterdam but the other two were at Paradiso. The venue was once an old … Continue reading →
Show #104 Release date: 9. February, 2008 Tried and true, is the color of blue. Blue is a teardrop from my eye. Blue is the notes of a lullaby, and blue is the breeze from the sky. Blue flows smoothly … Continue reading →
Show #103 Release date: 25. January, 2008 The Complexity of staging The Wall live meant that Pink Floyd could not take it on the road, as they had done with live performances of their previous albums. Instead, The Wall had … Continue reading →
Show #102 Release date: 11. January, 2008 Welcome back! Thanks for hanging in there during the break. Featured in this podcast is an early gig from the Animals Tour, 1st of February, 1977 at the Stadthalle in Vienna, Austria. I … Continue reading →
Show #101 Release date: 24. December, 2007 Hers a special podcast from a fellow Brain Damage listener, Scott Middlebrook of Melbourne, Australia. He emailed me a while ago and wanted a crack at it. He did well! Enjoy this special … Continue reading →
Show #100 Release date: 7. December, 2007 Wow, I can’t believe I’ve managed to squeeze out 100 differently themed Pink Floyd shows. The 100th podcast however will land on number 138. Thank you so much for your continued support. This … Continue reading →
Show #99, Release date: 24. November, 2007 At the suggestion of a fellow Brain Damaged listener, Fede from Argentina, here’s a fantasy live set of Wish You Were Here perhaps the way it would of sounded if Roger hadn’t left … Continue reading →
Show #98 – Release date: 9. November, 2007 Originally featured on Brain Damage Show #32, Air date: 1. April, 2005 – Stadio delle Alpi, Torino, Italy, 13. September 1994. Torino was former host city of the 2006 Winter Games, It’s … Continue reading →
Show #97 – Release date: 26. October, 2007 I’m trying an experiment, something some of you may like. I’m thinking every once in a while I should whip up a CDR friendly podcast. The only drawback is that they’re confined … Continue reading →
Show #96, Release date: 13. October, 2007 It wasn’t too often other musicians were given the opportunity to jam with Pink Floyd let alone be able to jam with Pink Floyd. “Frank Zappa is really one of those rare musicians … Continue reading →
Show #94 – Release date: 14. September, 2007 Pink Floyd headlined the Knebworth Festival by offering their services in aid of the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre as well as the BRIT school of performing arts and technology who provide music … Continue reading →
Show #93 – Release date: 31. August, 2007 I can’t believe it’s already the “end? of summer here in Boston. Time flies. The concert featured in the last podcast was roughly around Pink Floyd’s 20th birthday. I remember 1987 like … Continue reading →
Show #92 Release date: 18. August, 2007 9. September, 1987, Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada at Frank Clair Stadium. This is a complete, decent sounding show and the first gig from the A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour. The taper … Continue reading →
Show #91, Release date: 4. August, 2007 Roger’s KAOS on the road tour lasted only three months and was predominately a North American tour. Many of Rogers’ gigs were canceled due to poor ticket sales perhaps largely in part by … Continue reading →
Show #90 Release date: 20. July, 2007 The image to the right is an alternate version of the famed back catalogue poster. The girls are the same except the relics girl is missing and the album order from left to … Continue reading →
Show #89 Release date: 7. July, 2007 Here’s a quick cast from Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Roger just wrapped up his Live Earth concert appearance almost two hours ago. During Another Brick In The Wall, a special … Continue reading →
Show #88 Release date: 6. July, 2007 The last podcast stirred up a great thread. I planned to feature the first Waterless Floyd gig but decided to do an experiment instead. I have for you, Floyd’s last two albums. Performed … Continue reading →
Show #87 Release date: 22. June, 2007 27. June 1977, Bostin Gahdin, Bostin, Mazzachoozetts. This is a wicked pissa recoahdin. This was Pink Floyd’s second and last visit to the Gahdin and their last gig in the Bostin area with … Continue reading →
Show #86 Release date: 8. June, 2007 Roger Waters, February 18 2007, MMRDA Grounds, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai, India. This is an AMAZING audience recording done by Rob “the human mic stand.” The audience is super charged and Roger and … Continue reading →
Show #85 Release date: 25. May, 2007 Two weeks ago, 10th of May at London’s Barbican Centre. This incredible event was a tribute to the late Roger “Syd” Barrett, produced by Nick Laird-Clowes (of Dream Academy) with associate producer Joe … Continue reading →
Show #84 Release date: 11. May, 2007 Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking was Waters’ first solo project and tour. Original demos were done at the same time as The Wall demos were made and when presented to the band the … Continue reading →
Show #83 Release date: 27. April, 2007 At the end of one of my older podcasts, I quickly gave my cell phone number. Nobody noticed and months went by until a gentleman from Philadelphia called me up. He left a … Continue reading →
Show #82 Release date: 14. April, 2007 This one picks up right where we left off on the last. Part two of Pink Floyd soundtrack material but this time we’ll get into some of Roger’s and David’s solo compositions and … Continue reading →
Show #81 Release date: 30. March, 2007 Pink Floyd were no strangers to film soundtracks especially in their early years during the height of artistic, mind expanding expression. Directors knew without a doubt that Floyd’s music evoked just the right … Continue reading →
Show #80 Release date: 16. March, 2007 Pink Floyd’s stellar performance at the legendary Filmore West in San Francisco, 29. April, 1970. “Recorded on Pink Floyd’s third American tour, this show introduced San Francisco to some of the newer material from … Continue reading →
Show #79 Release date: 2. March, 2007 Here is something I’ve wanted to get to for a real long time. The Final Cut demos. This is most likely from a production demo reel that somehow got leaked. This particular recording … Continue reading →
Show #78 Release date: 19. February, 2007 Sorry for the delay. I’m up to speed now and thank you for all the “get well” wishes. This podcast is long overdue. David Gilmour’s About Face Tour was a brief one much … Continue reading →
Show #77 Release date: 2. February, 2007 I still love the BBC. We continue along the same path as the last podcast but further back in time to the early days of Pink Floyd and their heavy, almost regular appearances … Continue reading →
Show #76 Release date: 19. January, 2007 I love the BBC. For this podcast we go back to London 1970 and 1971 but first we start things off with Cymbaline recorded live the same day as the famous KQED sessions … Continue reading →
Show #75 Release date: 5. January, 2007 This podcast takes care of those who often requested to hear Pink Floyd’s free concert staged on a huge barge, moored off the Piazza San Marco, Venice, Italy in front of an estimated … Continue reading →
Show #74 Release date: 9. December, 2006 This was one active year to say the least for Pink Floyd fans. This podcast is longer than most other “mix” podcasts but it was necessary to cover just about all the highlights … Continue reading →
Show #73 Release date: 25. November, 2006 Sorry for the delay on this… I’ve been working some crazy hours. Many of you have requested this for a while now and so here it is. For this podcast we’ll kill two … Continue reading →
Show #72 Release date: 11. November, 2006 This podcast celebrates the music of Richard Wright and the contributions he’s made to Pink Floyd. Enjoy. Here’s the playlist!
Show #71, Release date: 27. October, 2006 Originally Show #10, Air date: 29. May, 2004 – The 1982 film soundtrack features a few tracks not on the original album, as well as remixed and even completely re-recorded tracks from The … Continue reading →
Show #69 Release date: 29. September, 2006 Wow, three podcasts this month. Lucky you. For this podcast we visit The Palace Theater in Waterbury Connecticut* 18. March 1973. The sound quality was rather mucky before I polished it up as … Continue reading →
Show #68 Release date: 15. September, 2006 Recorded last week, 8th September, Mansfield, Massachusetts at the Tweeter Center from Section 2, Row S, FOB, left of center, inside the stacks. The last half of the first set is my favorite … Continue reading →
Show #67 Release date: 1. September, 2006 Here it is, your Pink Floyd podcast with your selections and your intros. Nice job! Thank you. It was fun putting this ‘cast together and I didn’t even have to think of what … Continue reading →
Show #66 Release date: 18. August, 2006 This podcast is based on a show I had done before when it was a terrestrial radio show (aired: 12. June, 2004). I didn’t get to all the tracks I wanted to so … Continue reading →
Show #65 Release date: 4. August, 2006 The third and final installment of the L.A. Concert series. The premiere of Dark Side of The Moon for the Hollywood glitterati, 22. September 1972. The Hollywood Bowl officially opened in 1922 on … Continue reading →
Show #64, Release date: 2. August, 2006 Since the “Covers” podcast, I’ve had many people ask about Phish’s performance of Dark Side of the Moon. So I decided to whip up a quick-cast of this performance in its entirety recorded … Continue reading →
Show #63, Release date: 21. July, 2006 Originally show #25, Air date: 11. February, 2005 – Los Angeles Sports Arena, 26. April 1975. A Harvested release and an EXCELLENT recording of a complete 1975 gig. After You Gotta Be Crazy, … Continue reading →
Show #62, Release date: 14. July, 2006 There’s no talking in the podcast except for the beginning. The reason being? Well, they’re no words that can adequately express or describe the sadness I feel. I just can’t find the words … Continue reading →
Show #61, Release date: 7. July, 2006 This is the first of a three part “L.A. Concert Series”. 13. February 1980, LA Sports Arena, Exposition Park, Los Angeles, California
Show #60, date: 23. June, 2006 This special edition of Brain Damage includes covers of favorite Pink Floyd tunes performed by other major recording artists. I’m very picky when other people cover Floyd music but I enjoy all these bands … Continue reading →
Show #59, Release date: 9. June, 2006 This podcast features some recent performances from Roger in Lisbon and David during his appearance on Later…with Jools Holland. It’s a shorter one but I hope you still dig it.
Show #58, Release date: 26, May, 2006 I’ve been getting many requests for Roger Waters material now that he’s gearing up for his European and North American tour starting on the 2nd of June. For this podcast, I picked one … Continue reading →
Show #57, Release date: 12. May, 2006 As promised in the last podcast, here is some earlier Floyd Material. Some of it taken from a few videos found on YouTube.com The Second half of this podcast features the Super Pop … Continue reading →
Show #56, Release date: 28. April, 2006 Originally Show #19, Air date: 7. August, 2004 – The Boston Garden was a great place to see a concert. It was built at the cost of 4 million dollars in 1928 by … Continue reading →
Show #55, Release date: 14. April, 2006 David Gilmour opened his North American On An Island tour at New York City’s world famous Radio City Music Hall ten days ago. The concert was absolutely mesmerizing. I was fairly close to … Continue reading →
Show #54, Release date: 31. March, 2006 “He Couldn’t Make It Tonight” Tennis Center, Melbourne, Australia, 19. February, 1988. This is a soundboard, concert recording that surfaced last summer. I’d love to know how this came to fruition because it’s … Continue reading →
Show #53, Release date: 17. March, 2006 Not much to say about this podcast except that it was put together at the last minute, but I think you’ll enjoy this one, without the crust… just the way Nick likes it.
Show #52, Release date: 3. March, 2006 Cool picture huh? It’s slightly “doctored” but still cool. Anyway, this podcast came out rather well if I may say so myself
Show #51, Release date: 17. February, 2006 This show picks up where we left off after the 1977 Montreal concert two weeks ago. Six months later in January of 1978, Roger had formulated the idea for The Wall and in … Continue reading →
Show #50, Release date: 3. February, 2006 (Originally Show #1, Air date: 20. March, 2004) In the Flesh concert #61, at Montreal’s Olympic Stadium, 6. July 1977, Montreal, Canada. The infamous spitting incident… stadium crowds push Roger to build The … Continue reading →
Show #48, Release date: 6. January, 2006 No theme or anything special for this one. Just some groovy Floyd tracks to keep you nice and warm. Enjoy!
Show #47, Release date: 31. December, 2005 Yep… One ambitious, Fat Old Sun from Geelong, Australia asked me if he could have a go at making his own Brain Damage radio show for me to hear. I said why not … Continue reading →
Show #46, Release date: 16. December, 2005 This podcast is a special one. For this…we pay tribute to Pink Floyd tribute bands. 1. Comfortably Numb – The Machine (New York) website 2. Sheep – Which One’s Pink? (Los Angeles) website … Continue reading →
Show #45, Release Date: 2. December, 2005 (Original Show #8, Air Date: 15. May, 2004) Kicking around on a piece of ground in my hometown! Foxboro, Ma., 19. May 1994. It was a cold, damp, drizzly “English” Thursday evening, typical … Continue reading →
Show #44, Release date: 19. November, 2005 Aye an a bit o’ mackerel, fiddler, rack and fear, And I rutted down by the hade and the furrow. Well, I slipped me in a flop and hit down and I shied, … Continue reading →
Show #43, Release date: 4. November, 2005 (Originally Show #29, Air date: 11. March, 2005) Electric Factory, Philadelphia, Pa, 26. September, 70 – If you close your eyes, you will feel as though you are there in the room. The … Continue reading →
This podcast (show #42) features some of Floyd’s not so good moments on stage dealing with technical glitches, power outages, Roger’s short temper and Mother nature, to name a few. This podcast runs 2h:22m:42 When I did Brain Damage on … Continue reading →
Here you go… I’m a little late in getting this on-line. No theme for this show, but fear not, the next podcast (No. 42) will have a cool theme. This show runs 1h:54m:13s.
Hello, Welcome back. Here is show #40. No theme for this one, just some killer Floyd tunes and runs 104minutes. What do you think, should I post playlists with each new podcast or would you rather have the element of … Continue reading →
Show #39, release date: 9. September, 2005 Okay, you waited long enough, here it is, the first full podcast. For now this will be a bi-weekly show. This one runs 121 minutes. Now I have to say, this is very … Continue reading →