Posted March 4, 2014 by Floydian Slip
“Floydian Slip” will begin airing on WQON 100.3 FM in Grayling, MI, on March 7.
The station will carry the show Fridays at 11 p.m. and Sundays at 7 p.m. ET.
“Q100″ is a 60,000-watt rock station serving central Michigan.
More than 50 affiliate stations have now joined the show’s Random Precision Radio Network, created in Summer 2009 when we began syndicating our show from our Vermont studio.
Shine on, Michigan!
Addendum: Our bad: Q100 starts up this weekend, Friday, March 14.
Posted March 3, 2014 by Floydian Slip
Join us this week for Floydian Slip #934. It’ll be a special program devoted to Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour on his 68th birthday:
“Floydian Slip” is heard across the 50 stations of our Random Precision Radio Network. Learn where and when to listen.
Posted March 3, 2014 by Floydian Slip
Posted February 28, 2014 by Floydian Slip
We made our first guest appearance on Chicago’s 103.9 The Fox (WFXF) this morning, chatting with morning guy Sherman.
Listen to the segment:
Posted February 27, 2014 by Floydian Slip
“Floydian Slip” will begin airing on WAQY in Springfield, MA, on March 1.
The station will carry the show Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 9 p.m. ET.
“Rock 102” is a 17,000-watt classic rock station serving the Springfield and Hartford, CT, markets.
More than 50 affiliate stations have now joined the show’s Random Precision Radio Network, created in Summer 2009 when we began syndicating our show from our Vermont studio.
Shine on, Springfield!
Posted February 27, 2014 by Floydian Slip
Catch “Floydian Slip” host Craig Bailey tomorrow morning at about 8:25 a.m. CT when he joins morning guy Sherman on 103.9 The Fox (WFXF, Chicago, Ill.).
We’ll talk Floyd and give a little preview of this weekend’s “Floydian Slip” on The Fox, which airs Saturday nights at 11.
You can also listen online.
Our Friday morning chat will be a weekly feature on The Fox.
Posted February 25, 2014 by Floydian Slip
“The Pink Floyd Exhibition – Their Mortal Remains” will open Sept. 19 at La Fabbrica Del Vapore in Milan, Italy.
Presented by the band’s Italian promoter, Fran Tomasi, the exhibit will be a multimedia event chronicling the history of the group from its first album (The Piper at the Gates of Dawn [1967]) to present.
Surviving members Roger Waters, David Gilmour and Nick Mason participated in the show’s development.
The exhibition will boast more than 300 artifacts displayed in nearly 27,000 square feet of space at the former factory. The show is designed by Stufish, longtime stage designers for the band, which was founded by the late Mark Fisher.
Aubrey “Po” Powell, surviving member of sleeve design firm Hipgnosis, is curator and creative director of the show. “If ever a band lent itself to a major retrospective exhibition it’s Pink Floyd,” he says. “For a curator, selecting what to include from such a treasure trove is both a dream and a nightmare. However, there were elements that just had to be included — for example a 20-meter-wide sculpture of The Wall, 5-meter-high inflatables and, of course, a flying pig.
“We shall be aiming for state-of-the-art visuals and sonic delivery. Similar to the experience of attending a Pink Floyd concert, you never know what to expect next,” he adds.
Admission to the four-week exhibit will be €15. Tickets go on sale Thursday, Feb. 27.
Posted February 24, 2014 by Floydian Slip
Join us this week for Floydian Slip #933. It’s our annual “In the Flesh” all-live show:
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Posted February 24, 2014 by Floydian Slip
*Show #932½ is a special program available only on affiliate stations that carry the show Thursdays-Sundays, as we adjust our broadcast week beginning Feb. 24.
Posted February 20, 2014 by Floydian Slip
This past Tuesday, 70 years to the day his father was killed at the Battle of Anzio, Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters honored Eric Fletcher Waters at a memorial ceremony in Italy.
“I have finally come to the end of a journey to discover what really happened to him,” Waters said at the site of a new marble monument in the town of Aprilia, south of Rome. “I feel an enormous attachment to my father today. I’m very happy to be here.”
The monument, which commemorates Eric Waters “and all the other fallen who have no known grave,” displays lyrics taken from Roger’s “Two Suns in the Sunset” from Floyd’s “The Final Cut” album: “Ashes and diamonds, foe and friend; we were all equal in the end.”
The younger Waters was 5-months-old when his father was killed Feb. 18, 1944. His body was never found.
Roger learned details of his death just recently, when WWII veteran Harry Schindler, 93, who also fought at Anzio, researched the battle and managed to recover a War Diary providing details.
Schindler also attended this week’s ceremony.
“Roger, I hope that you can go into calmer waters now and that this wall at least is down for you,” he said.
Read more about Roger Waters’s father and the battle that took his life.
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