No, you stay awesome, Tiffany.
By the way, you can get your free “Floydian Slip” stickers here.
New “Floydian Slip” stickers available, free
Posted October 11, 2015 by Floydian Slip
We’ve redesigned the official “Floydian Slip” sticker. And, like our previous sticker, we’re making it available free for the asking.
Get yours by mailing a SASE to:
Random Precision Media
350 Woodbine Rd.
Shelburne VT 05482-6777
A SASE is a “self-addressed stamped envelope.” Put your own address on an empty #10 business-size envelope, affix First Class postage to it, and mail it to us using another envelope.
Fans outside the United States can get stickers by sending $1.50 (US) return postage via PayPal to ccb@floydianslip.com, and we’ll mail a handful of stickers your way.
Stickers are 2″ x 4″ glossy vinyl.
We have a handful of the old design still in stock, and will pass those out in addition to the new design, first-come, first-serve.
Pink Floyd inflatables to hit auction block
Posted August 27, 2015 by Floydian Slip
A number of Pink Floyd inflatables, including the pig that flew over Battersea Power Station on the cover of the band’s 1977 album “Animals,” will be going up for bid.
On Sept. 15, Durrants will auction off a collection of rock and roll inflatables, which also includes items associated with Roger Waters‘, solo; Queen; The Rolling Stones and others.
Other Floyd-related items will include a 15-foot anatomically-correct pig used by the Floyd after Waters’ departure from the group; and a 60-foot pig’s head and the teacher inflatable used during Waters’ 1990 concert of “The Wall” in Berlin, Germany.
The items come from Rob Harries, owner of Air Artists in Halesworth, creator of the items.
Algie (pictured), the pig from the “Animals” cover, famously broke free from its tether during photography. Listen to Hipgnosis’s Aubrey ‘Po’ Powell tell the story when we spoke with him in January.
Details of the auction will be available at the Durrants website.
New “Floydian Slip” T-shirts available
Posted August 1, 2015 by Floydian Slip
The new “Floydian Slip” T-shirt is now available.
Available in men’s and women’s sizes, all shirts sport two-sided designs. Choose from two styles and two colors.
Prices are just $17.50. 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Winners: Endless River T-shirts
Posted February 16, 2015 by Floydian Slip
Congratulations to winners of “Endless River” T-shirts, courtesy of the official Pink Floyd web store:
- Chris Avery, Morton, PA
- Garry Beach, Sherwood Park, Alberta
- Curtis Jayroe, Murrells Inlet, SC
- Ruben Ruiz De Olano, Wetumpka, AL
- Brent Stewart, Richmond, CA
Free stickers now available worldwide
Posted January 26, 2014 by Floydian Slip
Due to popular demand, we’ve made the official “Floydian Slip” sticker available to people outside the United States.
PayPal $1.50 (US) return postage to ccb@floydianslip.com, and we’ll mail a handful of stickers your way.
As always, if you’re inside the U.S., get your free stickers by mailing us a SASE.
A SASE is a “self-addressed stamped envelope.” Put your own address on an empty #10 business-size envelope, affix First Class postage to it, and mail it to us using another envelope. Send to:
350 Woodbine Rd.
Shelburne VT 05482-6777
USA
Winners: 2014 Pink Floyd wall calendar
Posted January 16, 2014 by Floydian Slip
Congratulations to winners of the official 2014 Pink Floyd wall calendar. Prizes courtesy of shop.pinkfloyd.com.
Royal Greer
Crystal Beach, ON
Larry Trezil
Hazel Park, MI
Vyacheslav Lavrynenko
Horlivka, Urkaine
Richard Single
Burlington, VT
Alex Bolbat
Moscow, Russian Federation
Rob Milteer
Carolina Beach, NC
Scott Beck
Chicago, IL
Patrick Keenan
Farmington, NY
John O’Connell
Pottstown, PA
Richard Csonka
Miskolc, Hungary
Gerbert Verheij
Utrecht, Netherlands
Ian Schulze
Bristol, VT
Cameron Mayer
Jacksonville, FL
Andy Litteer
Clay, NY
Robert Roddy
Naples, FL
Martin Kilbride
Enniscorthy, Ireland
Signed Pink Floyd artwork to benefit charity
Posted January 9, 2014 by Floydian Slip
Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason has signed 10 limited edition prints, which are being sold to benefit charity.
Digital Artist Tim Wakefield uses soundwaves as templates to create some pretty far out artwork. His Pink Floyd piece is title “Careful with That Axe, Eugene,” inspired by the 1968 song of the same name. The number was originally released as the B-side to the “Point Me at the Sky” single, and later appeared on the 1971 “Relics” compilation.
Ten prints of his Floyd piece, signed by Mason, along with works inspired by Alice Cooper, Kate Bush, Queen, Eric Clapton and many others are being sold at the Indiegogo site.
Sales of the prints benefit the War Child’s Children of Syria Appeal, which will create safe havens in Syrian refugee camps to help protect children affected by the conflict.
The Floyd piece is 40″ x 40″ and goes for $1,000.
Contest: Win “Darkside” radio play by Tom Stoppard
Posted December 23, 2013 by Floydian Slip
Register to win a copy of “Darkside,” the BBC -commissioned radio play by Tom Stoppard inspired by Pink Floyd’s “The Dark Side of the Moon” (1973).
The package includes a CD of the play, bound copy of the script, as well as a second disc containing PDFs of the script in a number of other languages.
The play debuted Aug. 26 on BBC Radio 2, and features most of Floyd’s album.
Prizes courtesy of LD Communications.
Register now. Deadline to register: 8 p.m. ET Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Nick Mason releases drum sample library
Posted November 15, 2013 by Floydian Slip
Want to play drums like Nick Mason? Sorry, we can’t help you.
But a new sample library from the Pink Floyd drummer can at least help you sound like him.
Mason’s created a sample library of his custom Ludwig “Black Kit” that promises to deliver a virtual recreation of the kit to be played with any MIDI keyboard or e-drum setup.
The sample library comes in FXPansion’s BFD2 format and includes mic channels that can be mixed for what’s being described by publisher Sonic Reality as “full album quality, vintage ’70s drums.”
The recording sessions for the samples were produced by Alan Parsons (“The Dark Side of the Moon”) using the same EMI mixing console Floyd did in the ’70s.
You can buy Nick Mason Drums online for $69/£43.
(Pictured, from left: Parsons, Sonic Reality’s Dave Kerzner, and Mason)
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