This years Record Store Day, taking place on April 12th, features exclusive releases from Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets, David Gilmour, and Roger Waters! For offerings and details, see below. To locate your nearest participating stores, visit https://recordstoreday.com

Echoes (Live) – Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets
Live recording on one side, etched on the other. Black Vinyl. Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets share an incredible live cut of their interpretation of the classic Pink Floyd song “Echoes”. Propelled by Nick Mason’s bombastic drumming, this recording captures the band with Gary Kemp, Guy Pratt, Dom Beken and Lee Harris at the peak of their powers. The performance was recorded on August 1st, 2024 at the Centennial Hall in Frankfurt, Germany by Steve Carr. Echoes Live was mixed by Steven Wilson with consultation and assistance from Dom Beken. It was half-speed mastered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road and plays inside-out for ultimate sound quality. The b-side includes an exclusive etched design.

Between Two Points Remixes – David Gilmour w/ Romany Gilmour
Between Two Points by David Gilmour with Romany Gilmour, this vinyl only release celebrates one of the stand-out tracks from the #1 album ‘Luck and Strange’. The song, initially recorded by The Montgolfier Brothers, features the ethereal vocals of Romany Gilmour. This collection includes the album version of the song, an exclusive live version recorded during David’s sold-out run at London’s Royal Albert Hall and two versions of a brand-new Balearic-influenced remix by Rob Gentry, who played keyboards on both the album and the accompanying tour. Pressed on clear vinyl.

Side 1
1. Vita Brevis/Between Two Points (Live from the Royal Albert Hall) 00:06:51
2. Between Two Points (GENTRY Remix) 00:06:48

Side 2
1. Between Two Points (GENTRY Remix Edit) 00:03:33
2. Between Two Points (Album Version) 00:05:46

The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux (Live) – Roger Waters

Pressed on limited edition neon pink vinyl and recorded during two sold-out shows at the London Palladium in October 2023, The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux Live captures the only live performance of Waters reimagined version of Pink Floyd’s seminal album.

The Artyst, a new arts space with a café and bar, is set to open in Cambridge, celebrating the legacy of Syd Barrett, the legendary co-founder of Pink Floyd. This innovative venue aims to become a hub for creativity and community engagement while giving back to the city through arts and charity initiatives.

With the official approval of the estates of Syd Barrett and Mick Rock, The Artyst will showcase iconic photographs of Barrett captured by Mick Rock, his close friend and renowned rock-and-roll photographer. This exhibition will serve as a tribute to Barrett’s profound influence on music and the arts.

A few words from Rosemary Breen, née Barrett: “As Syd Barrett’s sister, I am incredibly moved by the creation of The Artyst: The Cambridge Centre for Arts & Wellbeing. This project is a heartfelt tribute to Syd, capturing the essence of his creativity, his deeply curious and playful nature, and the impact he had on so many lives. It’s wonderful to see a space dedicated not only to celebrating his artistic contributions but also to fostering a sense of connection and wellbeing.

I believe this venue will be a place where his spirit lives on, inspiring new generations to nurture their own creative lives and forge vibrant new projects and supportive communities together. It’s a beautiful way to honour Syd, and I am grateful to everyone involved in bringing this vision to life.”

The Artyst seeks to honour the spirit of Syd Barrett by providing a platform for local artists, musicians, and creatives. From art exhibitions and live performances to workshops and community gatherings, the venue is designed to inspire collaboration and foster cultural growth.

As part of its commitment to the local community, The Artyst will donate a percentage of its profits to Cambridge-based arts initiatives and charitable projects, ensuring that creativity continues to thrive for future generations.

To realize this vision, The Artyst has launched a crowdfunding campaign, inviting supporters to contribute to the project. Funds raised will go toward renovations, equipment, and establishing a vibrant and inclusive space. Donors can look forward to exclusive rewards, including personalized recognition, event invitations, and more.

“We’re thrilled to create a space that not only honours Syd Barrett’s enduring legacy but also supports the local arts community,” said Matthew Taylor, the Project Director. “The Artyst will be a place where creativity flourishes, and we invite everyone to join us on this exciting journey.”

To support the crowdfunding campaign or learn more about The Artyst, visit their Crowdfunder at https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/the-artyst

As we find ourselves in that lull between Christmas and New Year’s, we highly recommend you check out the latest episodes of some very popular and excellent Pink Floyd podcasts to keep yourselves entertained. The first one being the latest Fingal’s Cave Podcast, which focuses on two young superfans who are heavily into the audience recording (bootleg) scene:

The second, The Doctor over at Floydpodcast or Brain Damage: The Definitive Pink Floyd Radio Show, has cleaned up a full concert from Pink Floyd’s four night run at Wembley Empire Pool in London in 1974 on their British Winter Tour, specifically the last of the four nights on November 17th, 1974 – just over fifty years ago! It’s a great recording and well worth checking out:

To celebrate an incredible year which has seen his new album ‘Luck and Strange’ hit the #1 spot in 8 countries and top ten in a further 14, as well as multiple sold-out shows in Rome, London, Los Angeles and New York, David Gilmour has today released a very special live version of the first single from ‘Luck and Strange’, ‘The Piper’s Call’.

‘The Piper’s Call Live Around The World’ is a digital only release and was recorded at The Brighton Centre, Circus Maximus in Rome, the Royal Albert Hall in London, the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles and Madison Square Garden in New York and edited together by Gilmour, Charlie Andrew and Matt Glasbey to form one seamless track recorded throughout the ‘Luck and Strange’ tour. You can listen to the newly released track by clicking this link.

David Gilmour: “On the Luck and Strange tour, I played with the best band I’ve ever had. Their personalities, playing abilities and enthusiasm for my new music have made for a fabulous experience for Polly and me. Romany’s voice really stands out and has its own particular character, she brings a sense of mischief and fun to the live performance, which I think we needed. Thank you to everyone who attended the shows in Europe and America and thank you for buying ‘Luck and Strange’. I hope you found as much enjoyment in the music as we did while performing it.”

The ‘Luck and Strange’ tour began with two sold-out warm-up shows at the Brighton Centre before moving to Circus Maximus in Rome for six sold-out nights, followed by the same about at London’s Royal Albert Hall before moving Stateside for sold-out evenings at the Intuit Dome and Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles before concluding with five sold-out nights at Madison Square Garden in New York. For in-depth coverage on these concerts, click this link to be taken to the Luck and Strange Tour Room.

Lastly, to coincide with the digital only track release, a video will premiere on David’s YouTube channel, today at 4pm UK time, or if you’re reading this and it is past that time, it is available to watch now:

It’s that time of year again! Since 2021, Pink Floyd have delighted fans by making previously unreleased bootleg recordings available on streaming platforms during the holiday period. In line with their annual tradition, the Floyd have unveiled thirteen live recordings from their 1974 French Summer Tour and British Winter Tour. The typical setlist features an early rendition of Shine On You Crazy Diamond, along with Raving and Drooling (later known as Sheep from the 1977 album Animals), You’ve Got To Be Crazy (which became Dogs from the same album), and a complete performance of The Dark Side Of The Moon, with Echoes as the encore, while One Of These Days was also performed as an encore earlier in the year. While the sound quality may differ across these recordings, they effectively highlight the band’s live performances during their peak years. You can listen here: Spotify | Apple Music

HDTracks are also offering these in 24bit Hi-Res audio, see the full list below:

• Live At Théâtre de Plein Air, Colmar, France, 22 June 1974
• Live At Palais De Sports, Paris, France, 24 June 1974
• Live At Usher Hall, Edinburgh, UK, 4 November 1974
• Live At Usher Hall, Edinburgh, UK, 5 November 1974
• Live At Odeon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK, 9 November 1974
• Live At Empire Pool, Wembley, London, UK, 15 November 1974
• Live at Empire Pool, Wembley, London, UK, 16 November 1974
• Live at Empire Pool, Wembley, London, UK, 17 November 1974
• Live at Trentham Gardens, Stoke-On-Trent, UK, 19 Nov 1974
• Live At The Empire Theatre, Liverpool, UK, 29 November 1974
• Live at Palace Theatre, Manchester, UK, 9 Dec 1974
• Live At The Hippodrome, Bristol, UK, 13 December 1974
• Live At The Hippodrome, Bristol, UK, 14 December 1974