Pink Floyd at The Golden Circle in Stockholm Sweden 1967. Photo by Fredrik Johansson
For this episode, its the only full length 1967 concert recording. The gig occurred during Pink Floyd’s first tour outside of Great Britain in Stockholm Sweden, just about a month and half after the release of The Piper At The Gates of Dawn. In 2011 the recording surfaced and was replayed at the same venue. The recording then landed in the hands of Pink Floyd and later released on The Early Years box set. I’ve fixed it up a little bit and added in a bunch of other period gems. Enjoy! Here’s the playlist. The podcast needs your support! Please DONATE! Thank you.
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It’s not just the time of day, it’s also the mood. This podcast takes us through the night. Each track mentions the night and some feel like it. Perfect listening anytime but especially during those late hours. Here’s the 
Haven’t you heard? For this installment, we bring back our fine feathered friends. It’s amazing how many different birds are mentioned or heard in Pink Floyd’s music. There’s mention of an Albatross, Kingfisher, Swan, Pigeon, Dove, Sparrow and lots more. I present to you an ornithological podcast. Here’s the 
It’s that time again! Feels like I posted the last podcast yesterday. Anyway, the animals have returned. It’s a refurbished menagerie all sectioned off in few groups with many dogs and a cat, sheep, fox, mole, rats, mice, rabbits, pigs, a bear, an elephant, and a humpback whale. Here’s the 
Overall, Pink Floyd appeared in 51 festivals. This months edition scratches the surface of Pink Floyd’s festival appearances between 1968 and 1971. The bands festival circuit dwindled down to just 5 between 1972 and 1990 as their popularity and complex stage productions demanded larger venues and exclusive engagements. The podcast is enhanced with chapters to each festival featured. Enjoy and here’s the 
If you’re on the run and want to listen to any of Pink Floyd’s BBC radio sessions, this podcast should serve you well. For the first time ever, this enhanced podcast is broken into segments 
Here’s a fun one for you. There’s a hidden phrase in these prime cuts of floydness. See if you can find it. It’s fairly easy, right down to the letter, but here’s the 
This episode dives head first into some of Pink Floyd’s best instrumental work! Perfect with or without headphones. This should help keep you entertained at work or on the road. I hope you enjoy and here’s the 
Happy New Year! Welcome to Brain Damage, the definitive Pink Floyd radio show’s 19th year as a podcast, but originally started out as a terrestrial radio show at Tufts University 20 years ago!
Here’s the latest and this time, a revisit… a spotlight on Pink Floyd’s first conceptual piece, The Man And The Journey. It was a pivotal time for Pink Floyd and you can clearly hear the direction they’re starting to go down, so I figured I’d dust this recording off a little.
Brain Damage, the definitive Pink Floyd radio show is back! After a three month long hiatus from being ordered to cease and desist, the podcast returns. After the many years you’ve listened to Pink Floyd, Pink Floyd is now listening to you. Your strong support to bring this podcast back to life, made it all possible. I sincerely hope you enjoy the new phase of the podcast. If you do, please consider a 
Brain Damaged listener Diego of Argentina asked if I’d make a podcast focusing on Pink Floyd’s singles. Well, funny he should ask. Before Brain Damage – The definitive Pink Floyd radio show was a podcast, it was on terrestrial radio in the Boston area out of Tufts University’s WMFO. I managed to get 38 shows over the air but never recorded them for posterity. So, over the years, I’ve recreated some of those missing episodes. Singles was one of those shows. Enjoy! Here’s the 
