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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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 
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 
For the first time since 1994, Nick is on tour. He and his Saucerful of Secrets are currently on 
Most of you have already seen or listened to some of Nick’s recent gigs but not all doctored up in a nice podcast like this. If you haven’t heard any of it yet, you’re in for a real treat! As I listen, I close my eyes and imagine this is the closest thing to what it must of been like to hear/see Pink Floyd in 1967. Those of you who went, were incredibly fortunate. I wish I was there. Here’s the 
Show #107 Release date: 21. March, 2008
