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.
Someone released this one into the wild back in the late 90’s, but it wasn’t officially released until 2016. From the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, 17. September 1969. Here’s the playlist. Enjoy!
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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 
I spent most of all my Christmas Eve (fifteen hours, start to end) wrapping this one up for you. This podcast includes as much OFFICIAL alternate versions of songs as I could squeeze in an almost a 2.5 hour podcast! It’s a fun listen! Check out the 
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 what’s to come. 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.
Good morning! I can’t believe it took me this long to come up with this idea. It’s much like the popular “
This podcast is a “review” of The Early Years box set. The set is awesome but… In this podcast, I go over what could of been better, a lucky mistake and perhaps some blatant omissions. I offer some better sounding examples of tracks and well, fixate on the whole thing. Here’s the 
Continuing on from the last podcast, this episode is part 2 of 2. A small sampling of material featured in the upcoming Early Years box set from 1970 to 1972 (well, actually 1974). Here’s the 
November 11th Pink Floyd will drop The Early Years Box Set. An atom heart mother load of rare recordings from just about every film and/or radio and television appearance the band has ever done. This podcast, part 1 of 2, is a small sampling of some of the material featured in the box set from 1965 to 1969. Here’s the 
This is not a new podcast but its a podcast I’ve had hidden since 2011 just for fun. On occasion I would post it to 
