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 up for super sound!
Starting the podcast off is the 2019 remix of One Slip. The pod caps with the remastered version of Run Like Hell from “Delicate Sound of Thunder”, also featured in the upcoming ”Later Years Box Set”, now due for release on 13, December. I hope you enjoy! Here’s the playlist!
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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 
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 took me so long but this recording is excellent and perhaps the best from Earl’s Court. Its all been doctored up to sound the best it can. If you already have this recording, feel free to compare. I think you’ll be pleased. Hope you enjoy and if you do, please consider a small donation, thank you! The playlist is fairly obvious but 
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 that even I can’t fix but not all is lost. I explain in the podcast. Pink Floyd put on a gripping show and the recording is very good, So here it is, flaws ‘n all! Before however, I figure a nice 25 minute version of Shine On You Crazy Diamond would be fitting since The Sport gig is a diamond in the rough. Hope you like. Here’s the 
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 
I got myself a copy of 
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! This was captured near the front, dead center with special thanks to Disputandum Productions who recorded it. I was next to the mixing desk and its where I took the photo (above). Where you there? Here’s the 
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.
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. Go for a beat run and see how it feels. Let me know what you think! Here’s the 
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 One FM. Lucky for us someone that night recorded it from their FM stereo receiver.
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 performed that are not part of a usual set list. There are many ‘first time’ and ‘first time in a long time’ songs in this one! Here’s the