The band’s David Gilmour, Roger Waters and Nick Mason tell the story behind the making of the albums.

The issue includes a poster of previously unseen Floyd artwork by long-time Floyd sleeve designer Storm Thorgerson, and guitar and bass tabs for “One of These Days.”

You can buy the issue through the magazine’s online store now.

Published in Italian and English, the issue features coverage of this fall’s Why Pink Floyd? remaster campaign, Roger Waters live in Milano, the new “Barrett” coffee table book and more.

More information is on the Heyou Web site.

Rolling Stone

“I understand how other people want that sort of (reunion) thing to happen, but I’m entirely selfish in thinking that I want to enjoy my declining years exactly the way that I want to do it,” David Gilmour says in the magazine. “And that wouldn’t be part of it.”

Issue #1141 is on newsstands now.

Issue 19 of the sister publication of the U.K.’s Classic Rock devoted to progressive music celebrates the 40th anniversary of “Meddle,” and includes information on the upcoming Why Pink Floyd? reissue campaign. Long-time Floyd designer Storm Thorgerson designed the issue’s cover.

The issue will be showing up on newsstands soon, and will be available for sale online, too.

Mojo

“Return to the Dark Side of the Moon,” a vinyl 12-inch gatefold record, comes with a special edition of the latest issue of the venerable British music magazine featuring a special Floyd cover. The issue contains new interviews with Floyd’s David Gilmour and Nick Mason. The Flaming Lips, Roy Harper, Roxy Music, The Shins, My Morning Jacket, Porcupine Tree and other groups “revisit the genius of ‘Dark Side’ and ‘Wish You Were Here,’” according to the magazine.

Mojo plans to produce only 10,000 copies of the package, which will be sold in HMV and WHSmith stores in the U.K. and in Barnes & Noble in the U.S. Mojo tells us to expect it in Barnes & Noble in about four weeks. The magazine’s also selling copies online, shipped direct to U.K. addresses for £15.99; £17.99 elsewhere.

Buy your copy online now.

Syd Barrett

Inside there’s a story about the new book “Barrett,” which includes many previously unseen photos of Barrett.

We have two copies of the magazine to give away, courtesy of Record Collector. Enter to win online. Deadline to register: 6 p.m. EDT Wednesday, April 6.

He’s pictured in the Ferrari 458 Italia on the front of the magazine’s “Cars” section.

Issue #386 promises rare photos of Syd and early Floyd in connection with the release of the new book “Barrett” and art exhibition “Syd Barrett: Art and Letters” at London’s Idea Generation Gallery.

“Barrett,” written by Russell Beecher and Will Shutes, is published by the U.K.’s Essential Works. With more than 250 photos, the large-format coffee table book is available in two editions: The “classic” cloth-bound volume; and the limited “signature” leather-bound edition consisting of two volumes signed by the authors and a member of the Barrett family.

“Art and Letters” opens with a private viewing March 17, before opening to the public March 18 through April 10. It’ll feature a large collection of unseen photos, personal love letters and original artworks by Barrett.

Learn more about the book at its Web site. Details about the event are available from Idea Generation.

Subscriptions to Record Collector are £46 in the U.K.; £72 in the U.S. and available through the magazine’s Web site.

Gilmour is featured in several articles throughout the 120-page magazine, covering topics such as his solos, rhythm work, slide guitar technique, acoustic work, and more.

The magazine includes many instructional videos, too.

You can read the magazine free.

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Carlos Culquichicon
San Isidro, Lima, Peru

Brent Ingalls
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Clark Sweeney
Colchester, VT

Terry Dahlgren
Warrenton, OR

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