It pains me to say it but I abandoned RGary seven minutes early and
watched the end of 'Dark' on TV. Some bloke was playing an acoustic
version of Brain Damage and it was too good to miss. Might even have been
the bloke wot sung it on the album cos he sounded just about spot on. Sad
to say, the only member of the band who I can recognise these days is Nick
Mason and it wasn't him.

Point of all this. I never realise that the album is a political comment
on the state of Britain at that time. I just thought it was a very good,
weird, album.

Mick Fanner wrote:

A couple of years ago my sister, Dot, got in touch with me - basically to
gloat.
She works for a film lighting company. They did the lighting for Tomorrow
Never Dies, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace and...