Now David Gilmour and Polly Samson are no longer members of Pink Floyd,
the band will continue as a one man's band consisting of Nick Mason alone.
And as such, there are rumours about a new Pink Floyd album,
followed by a worldwide 'The Grand Vizier's Garden Party Tour'.
The album will be a reworking of Mason's 'The Grand Vizier's Garden Party' sessions of 1969.
Mason reportedly said: "I've always felt that I could have put some little more effort in that track.
Also, recycling those old sessions saves me a lot of time which I'd rather spend on buying more racing cars."
He reportedly continued, laughing:
"Experience has learnt that any product named Pink Floyd will sell millions anyway.
Even if I again feel that I could have done more, for this new Pink Floyd album,
I can recycle those recycled recordings and just make yet another one..."
Gilmour, asked if he'd be involved, reportedly said:
"Some people have been asking Polly, my wife, about a new album I have coming out.
Errhh? I don't have an album coming out, they are probably confused."
BTW. Mason also promised to release an extensive archival Pink Floyd box set
containing all existant audio and video of the Syd Barrett years (1965-1968).
