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!
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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 
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 
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 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 
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.
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 reworking his own songs since he went solo. I hope you find it interesting. An open mind is required. Here’s the 
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 start of the podcast, I give you plenty of time to roll one up and settle in. Please don’t forget to 
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 be leapfrogging across the United States. For this podcast we start things off with Nick’s Saucers early on performing at The Half Moon back in 2018 before we dive into Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets live at the Royal Albert Hall earlier this year, 23rd April, 2022. Doctored for supersound! If you enjoy, please consider a small donation, Thank you! Here’s the 
Spoiler alert!!! 
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 show. We start things off with a nice sing-a-long from Nicks’ Saucer’s recent visit to Luxembourg. Here’s the 
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 Pink Floyd on the bill and were added at the last minute. Its an “out of the ordinary” set for Pink Floyd, 26th June 1971. Here’s the 
