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With Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets starting their 2024 Set The Controls tour (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/nick-mason-s-sos-2024/index.php) in three and a half week’s time, Nick chatted to David Hepworth and Mark Ellen about the very early days of Pink Floyd, how the Saucers came together, and talks about the potential of adding 60’s Floyd demos to the set list. Listen to this very entertaining and interesting episode of the Word In Your Ear podcast here:
The current Coronavirus/COVID-19 situation has claimed another postponement today.In a statement issued on their social media channels, Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets have noted that: Due to the current situation and considering the well-being of our fans we've taken the decision to move the release date of 'Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets – Live At The Roundhouse' to September 18th. With the widespread closure of physical stores in many places, and many countries, it isn't a surprise they have taken this step, and of course, priorities of movement should be urgent food and medical supplies. Having seen the film at the cinema, we can assure you it is worth the extra wait…
For those of you in or near to the beautiful Cambridgeshire city of Ely, there’s an exhibition on at the moment which sounds well worth checking out – so, our thanks to Gary Summers for letting us know! ‘Storm Warning’ is a fascinating exhibition of around 50 pieces of Storm Thorgerson and his studio’s album work; these are more recent, 90âs onwards designs, but include plenty of Floyd. All are for sale and are original limited edition prints, some signed by Storm, with StormStudio’s team signing others. The exhibition is being held in the Haddenham Arts Centre, a small village 5 miles outside Ely, until the end of October. As the centre is manned purely by volunteers, and in these days where the arts are struggling hugely, it’s good to give encouragement and patronage where possible (they have a cafe on site too!). The Haddenham Arts Centre website has details of opening times, directions, etc., and once we’re able to put weblinks and images back into our newly added news items, we’ll include these too! (thanks for your patience regarding this current issue)