Here’s the solution to our crossword puzzle “Puzzlus Enigma #2: Dark Side of the Moon”: Download the solution (2.1 MB; PDF).
If you’re looking for the puzzle, you can download the puzzle here (2 MB; PDF).
Posted June 30, 2011 by Floydian Slip
Here’s the solution to our crossword puzzle “Puzzlus Enigma #2: Dark Side of the Moon”: Download the solution (2.1 MB; PDF).
If you’re looking for the puzzle, you can download the puzzle here (2 MB; PDF).
Posted June 29, 2011 by Floydian Slip
Posted June 25, 2011 by Floydian Slip
Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason made some recent appearances in Billboard magazine and New York’s Q104.
In Billboard, Mason talks about the upcoming reissue/rarities project “Why Pink Floyd?,” telling writer Gary Graff the band has warmed to the idea of releasing incomplete and alternate takes.
“One now looks at these things and realizes there really is interest and how things came about and what the early versions were and so on. We thought rather than just leave everything in the vaults, it might be worth bringing everything out and giving people a complete view of what we’ve done,” he says.
Most exciting, Mason says the the already announced schedule of releases (“EMI announces massive Floyd reissue/rarity project“) probably won’t be the end of the vault-mining.
“We will do some more sort of in-depth versions of other albums, but I don’t know what we’ve got in the pipeline for that, yet.”
Read the Billboard article online.
Friday morning, Mason made an appearance on New York’s Q104.3. Listen to the interview here:
Posted June 24, 2011 by Floydian Slip
Join us this week for Floydian Slip #794:
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Posted June 23, 2011 by Floydian Slip
We’ve made available our second Pink Floyd crossword puzzle.
The theme of Puzzlus Enigma #2 is Floyd’s 1973 epic “Dark Side of the Moon.”
The solution will be posted Thursday, June 30.
Download the puzzle (2 MB; PDF).
Enjoy.
Posted June 22, 2011 by Floydian Slip
Posted June 19, 2011 by Floydian Slip
“Floydian Slip” affiliate Classic Rock 102.5 (KMGI) in Pocatello, ID, is now streaming its signal across the Internet.
The station began streaming about three weeks ago.
Posted June 19, 2011 by Floydian Slip
On May 10, EMI announced a massive Pink Floyd reissue/rarities project called “Why Pink Floyd?” to commence this fall. (See our previous post: “EMI announces massive Floyd reissue/rarity project“)
Below is our first post detailing the items to be included in this project. We’re starting with the so-called “Discovery” editions, set for release in the U.S. on Sept. 27.
At the core of “Why Pink Floyd” is a reissue of every Floyd studio album:
All Discovery reissues have been digitally remastered by James Guthrie (co-producer of “The Wall”), and include newly-designed packaging and booklets created by the band’s long-time designer Storm Thorgerson.
Designed to be an introduction to the band, all Discovery discs include booklets containing full album lyrics.
Single-disc albums are priced at $15.88; double-discs at $20.57.
All 14 Discovery reissues will also be available as a boxset that includes a 60-page artwork booklet designed by Thorgerson. The set is priced at $209.57.
You can pre-order items from the Discovery collection now through Amazon.com. When you purchase through the links below, your purchase helps support “Floydian Slip.”
Amazon offers a pre-order price guarantee: If the Amazon price decreases between your order time and the release date, you’ll receive the lowest price.
Posted June 17, 2011 by Floydian Slip
Join us this week for Floydian Slip #793:
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Posted June 16, 2011 by Floydian Slip
“Floydian Slip” affiliate station WBTN 1370 AM in Bennington, Vt., will begin airing the show Saturday mornings at 9 (ET), effective this weekend.
The show had been heard at noon Saturdays, but increasing programming conflicts with Boston Red Sox games have prompted the station to move “Floydian Slip” to 9 a.m., permanently.