Pink Floyd book author and friend of Brain Damage, Ian Priston, recently visited an Italian collector (one of the “Lunatics”, a group of collectors in that country) to check out his extensive collection of rare Pink Floyd posters. Danilo Steffanina was happy to share his passion in conserving these items, and so let’s start the weekend in a slightly different way to normal, and have a wander through his collection via Ian’s video and discussion of the artwork which drew people to Pink Floyd gigs:
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NEW MUSIC: Dan Fuson – Shallow Blue
Nashville’s indie-folk extravaganza Dan Fuson releases brand new single “Shallow Blue” on overcoming insecurities. It’s hard to believe that only twelve months ago, Dan was buying his first bits and bobs of recording equipment on a whim. Sure, he’d performed in bands for years – Dan is no stranger to the music industry – but …
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Roger Waters releases live Radio KAOS recordings
In an unexpected move, the official Roger Waters Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/album/6jLetivEwXi3Zfdn0bEobc?si=j6rAeQ8pQBy-63VXMMT3Xw) and YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmprOhjPvaU) channels have just posted some selections from a live FM radio broadcast of a Radio KAOS show in 1987. Thus far, there’s the Jim Ladd intro and Radio Waves, Money, In The Flesh/Have A Cigar, Pigs/Wish You Were Here, Mother, The Powers That Be, Breathe and Another Brick part 1. Obviously this is just part of the show that was presented mainly in the US and Canada, with a pair of shows at Wembley Arena in London (featuring guest vocalist Clare Torry). One wonders if this is to precede a proper release, or if the missed songs will be along later. The sound quality is very good indeed and it’s fun to hear the show again after all this time – 35 years later! It seems like not THAT long ago…time really does fly.
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Five For Friday – 20th January 2023
Alex Yarmak – ‘Roots Grow Deep’ With a sound that blends a raw and dynamic approach to the alt-rock sound with punk and metalcore influences thrown in for good measure, Ukrainian artist Alex Yarmak is back once again with the fiery new offering ‘Roots Grow Deep’. Cementing himself further with that bold and intense direction …
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