For many, the long running pocket-sized magazine Reader's Digest is something they'd tend to come across in waiting rooms and other places, with a mix of articles that prove diverting while you are waiting to be called. It started back in 1922, and is read in localised editions all around the world. The April 2020 issue of the UK edition, however, has proved a definite surprise…The cover alone features someone you'd not tend to associate with Reader's Digest – the actor, Samuel L Jackson. Next to his right ear, though, is the headline for the article that Floyd fans in particular will be interested in: an eight page interview with Nick Mason on patience, parenting and Pink Floyd .The principal thrust of the article is Nick looking back at his life, from the very early days of family holidays, and being introduced to the world of cars (including a picture I'd not seen before of a 13-year-old Nick admiring an old Rolls Royce), through to the development of the band. This covers the very early days, right up to his current project, Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets (although there is little about this).You can purchase this issue online for despatch worldwide (https://www.mymagazinesub.co.uk/readers-digest/latest-issue/details/readers-digest-april-2020-issue-89/), rather than having to venture out to try and find a copy in one of the few stores still open at the moment.
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Palacio de los Deportes (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/2020-tour-zone/october-7th-palacio-de-los-deportes-mexico-city-m.html), a venue which Roger is familiar with, having performed there on his recent, previous tours. The show will take place on October 7th, 2020 (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/2020-tour-zone/october-7th-palacio-de-los-deportes-mexico-city-m.html), and tickets for this go on sale on Monday, February 10th at 11am CST, through this link at Ticketmaster.com.mx (https://www.ticketmaster.com.mx/promo/rhfagy). Roger’s upcoming tour is, as normal, shrouded in secrecy, but as the tour posters reveal it is a first for Roger as it is being presented in the round . This basically means that the stage is sat in the middle of the floor level of the venue, with the band and performance being aimed at those sat all around. This should also mean that most seats in the venue will have an excellent view! Should additional shows be announced for Mexico, or elsewhere, we will of course let you know as soon as we can!
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Five For Friday – 14th April 2023
Infinite Eights – ‘Melody’ With their breakthrough single ‘Insecure’ cementing them as one of the more exciting names on the rise right now, emerging outfit Infinite Eights continue their ascent with the dreamy new effort ‘Melody’. With its warm and vibrant aesthetic measured against some glittering vocals throughout, they are certainly looking to turn some …
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In Conversation with Gin Cooley
Combining the skills of Billie Eilish and Massive Attack, but with her own breed of sexual intensity, we have Gin Cooley. A solo artist from Tennessee, Cooley is totally unique. Not only is she a fresh breath in the pop music scene, but she’s a former runway model, is working on her Doctorate in Applied …
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