The Boston Garden was a great place to see a concert. Built at the cost of 4 million dollars in 1928 by the same people who built New York’s Madison Square Garden, it was originally called Boston’s Madison Square Garden. Eventually “Madison Square” was dropped from the name. It was a place of legends and legendary concerts.

Pink Floyd live at The Garden, 18. June, 1975. Most enjoyable are the performances of You Have Got To Be Crazy, which is different from both the 74 and 77 Dogs versions. The set also has great version of Any Colour You Like and one of the last pre-87 performances of Echoes. Here’s the playlist

It’s another convenient little themed, mix of a podcast I hope you won’t forget, all nicely wrapped in a bow with your chance to WIN a Wish You Were Here 50 Deluxe Edition! Listen for details. Good luck!

This podcast is about remembering the good times and seems to go rather well with the season, so why not a holiday’ish kind of episode. Here’s the playlist.

Hear the legendary sound. Skip the screen. You’ve seen the stunning visuals, but now it’s time to immerse yourself completely in the audio from David Gilmour’s Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome concert film! Recorded on the 1st of October, 2024, at the historic Roman venue, this episode features the full soundtrack taken directly from the Blu-ray/DVD release. This is the pure, uninterrupted audio experience of an iconic performance—the perfect way to relive the music wherever you are. Here’s the playlist