• Floyd from “Meddle” and “Pulse”
• Rick Wright solo from 1996
• A “Floydian Slip Up” featuring a pre-Floyd Syd Barrett connection
• And much more

“Floydian Slip” is heard across the 30 stations of our Random Precision Radio Network. Learn where and when to listen.

“Floydian Slip” will be heard on Kent’s Krypt beginning Saturday, Feb. 4.

The Hartland, ME, online station will stream the show each Saturday at 6 p.m.

Congratulations to Richard Single of Burlington, VT — winner of a copy of “Pink Floyd London ’66/’67,” a special LP/CD set, courtesy of Snapper Music.

Nick Mason Birthday Special

1. Time (Original mix)
   The Dark Side of the Moon (1973 [Immersion edition, 2011])
2. One of These Days
   Meddle (1971)
3. Lie for a Lie
   Profiles (Nick Mason f/David Gilmour) (1985)
4. Nick’s Boogie
   Pink Floyd London ’66/’67 (EP) (1995)
5. Ether Ships (*Floydian Slip Up*)
   Green (Steve Hillage prod. by Nick Mason) (1978)
6. Hot River
   Nick Mason’s Fictitious Sports (Nick Mason) (1981)
7. Wervin’
   Nick Mason’s Fictitious Sports (Nick Mason) (1981)
8. Get Get My Motor to Start
   Nick Mason’s Fictitious Sports (Nick Mason) (1981)

Give a listen to a station ID we recently voiced for “Floydian Slip” affiliate Zenith Classic Rock.

We’re wondering how those Irish lads got Siri to pronounce ”Zenith” their way …

This past Wednesday, Polly Samson, wife of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour, helped rescue a man drowning near the couple’s East Sussex home.

Reports vary, but Samson is said to have aided the man who was flailing in the sea and, who, after rescue, refused help by trying to return to the water.

The man, who was in his 40s, was eventually taken by police to Royal Sussex County Hospital for mental evaluation.

Gilmour and the couple’s 21-year-old son, Charlie, reportedly assisted in the rescue.

Samson is a writer and photographer.

Roddy Bogawa‘s documentary about Pink Floyd sleeve designer Storm Thorgerson will have its East Coast premiere next month at New York Museum of the Modern Art (MoMA).

The feature-length film, “Taken by Storm,” will be featured as part of MoMA’s two-week-long “International Festival of Nonfiction Film and Media,” beginning Feb. 16.

“Taken by Storm” debuted in March 2011 at the South by Southwest (SxSW) festival.

“Hoping that this screening will give the film a big push along to its distribution life — more screenings, perhaps theatrical release, DVDs and streaming,” Bogawa says.

We’ll be playing lots of stuff from Nick’s solo career, along with Floyd tracks that feature him

“Floydian Slip” is heard across the 30 stations of our Random Precision Radio Network. Learn where and when to listen.

This heavy-weight, limited edition vinyl gatefold EP includes an early version of “Interstellar Overdrive,” as well as “Nick’s Boogie,” unavailable elsewhere. Recorded during one of Floyd’s first recording sessions in January 1967, portions of these tracks were included in the documentary film “Tonight Let’s All Make Love in London.”

What’s more, this package includes a CD for the turntable-challenged among us and, most importantly … it’s now out of print.

Prize courtesy of Snapper Music. Deadline to register: Feb. 1, 6 p.m. EST.

Register now.

• Quintin Allen, Las Vegas, NV
• Allen Markow, New Port Richey, FL
• Brian Heup, Franklin, WI
• Michael Hudson, Springfield, VA

Prizes provided by EMI and S2BN Entertainment Corp.