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There are almost, no words for this.  I explain in the podcast but you’ll find lots of unreleased, should have and shouldn’t have been released greatness, as we stray a little off the beaten path of Pink Floyd instrumentals.  Here’s the playlist Enjoy!

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From time to time I get requests for old shows… I’m talking about from ten years ago, old.  I explain a little more in the podcast.  So for this one, I recreated one of the first (or 2nd or 3rd) Brain Damage episodes.  Even the delivery I give is very reminiscent to how I did it

way back then.  Lots of long songs to chill to for this one because it was intended for late night radio.  Here’s the playlist and here’s the original playlist (it’s gotten a little messed up since).  Enjoy and if you do, please donate.

It’s crazy to think we’re upon the 20th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s last album and tour.  This recording is from the opening night of their Division Bell Tour in Miami, at Joe Robbie Stadium, on the 30th of March 1994.  It’s a surprisingly good audience recording.  Although there are some problems with sound levels and a few glitches I had to fix. Pink Floyd’s performance is top-notch. Here’s the playlist. Enjoy!

One of the most often asked questions I get is, “Do you have any Wish You Were Here or Animals demo or outtakes”?  Well, the answer is still unfortunately no, but I do have these unbelievable alternate, early studio mixes.  These surfaced earlier this month and they spread across the Internet like wildfire.  Nowhere else can you hear it remastered than right here. Enjoy and please leave a comment!

Here it is, the first podcast of 2014 as Brain Damage enters its 9th year!  This particular episode is not for the casual Pink Floyd fan!  We cover 40 years of nearly every Pink Floyd or solo member appearance in the Boston and lower New England states.  If you’re from the area, you’re gonna LOVE this podcast and if your not, hope you’ll still like it. This is the longest podcast I’ve done so lets dive in!  Here’s the playlist. Thank you for your support and don’t forget, please leave comments.

It’s been said Pink Floyd are spokesmen for the disappointed.  There’s some truth to that but there’s actually a lot of positive and uplifting material as well.  A rather unusual theme for a Pink Floyd radio show, for this we stare into the bright side. What better way to end the year?  Thank you for listening and enjoy!  (and if you do, please consider a small donation). Here’s the playlist!

Photo by: Hila Oren

For this podcast, Satan takes us down the valley of darkness with a selection of Floyd tracks on the spookier side.  Some of their more intense, angry and blood curdling stuff.  Here’s the playlist.  Happy Halloween!

Three days back from the UK and a recording from Manchester has already popped up.  Perfect timing for this month’s podcast.  The recording needed some help and I was more than happy to lend a hand.

This show was (in my opinion) better than the massive and not as good sounding Wembley gig two days before.  This was the very last Wall show in the UK and third from the very last performance ever and the band sounds tight and spot on.

The Wall live from Phones4u Arena, Manchester, UK. 16. September 2013. No playlist… I’m fairly sure you already know it.  Enjoy.

There’s nothing cooler than having a raw, unedited version of an officially released concert.  This gem of a soundboard recording surfaced not to long ago.  I believe its recorded off a close FM radio frequency so people with hearing problems can hear a nice and clear feed from the board.  I could be wrong.  It was originally missing a little segment of “Sorrow” and “Money” due to tape flips but I patched those both up, remastered and doctored for supersound.  Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Long Island, N.Y., 20 August 1988.  A couple of other unrelated goodies are thrown in for good measure.  Enjoy!  Please donate and comment.  Thank you.  Here’s the playlist.

It’s more like the Pros And Cons of Floydpodcasting.  After two months of editing, I have to admit, all the work was worth it.  Please forgive me if I do say so myself, this sounds fucking incredible.  Roger Water’s “The Pros & Cons of Hitchhiking – North American Tour”  featuring Eric Clapton.  From the Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, Illinois, twenty nine years ago today, 26, July, 1984.  Enjoy and please don’t forget to comment here or on facebook.   Oh and also please consider a small donation.  Even if its just one dollar, every bit helps afford licensing and hosting costs.  Thank you!

Ticket stub: RonToon

Soundboard recording: Ian Russell