This is a transcript of an interview with Nick Mason, a member of Pink Floyd. Here's a summary of the main topics discussed:

**"Wish You Were Here"**

* Mason talks about the making of "Wish You Were Here", which was released in 1975. * He mentions that the band had a difficult time touring behind their previous album, "Dark Side of the Moon", and instead focused on recording "Wish You Were Here". * The album was influenced by the loss of Syd Barrett, a founding member of Pink Floyd who left the band due to mental health issues.

**Touring and Performing**

* Mason talks about the "Saucerful of Secrets" tour, which featured early material from Pink Floyd's discography. * He mentions that touring has become more difficult as he gets older, but enjoyed the experience and might do it again if there is an appetite for it.

**50th Anniversary Commemorations**

* The interview takes place around the 50th anniversary of "Wish You Were Here", and Mason discusses the various commemorative projects and releases that have been done to mark the occasion. * He mentions that there may be similar projects in the future, such as a boxed set for the band's 1977 album "Animals".

**Catalog Sale**

* Mason talks about the sale of Pink Floyd's music catalog to a new owner, which has allowed for reissues and remixes of their classic albums. * He mentions that this has been a positive move, as it allows the band's music to be preserved and made available to future generations.

**Personal Life**

* Mason discusses his personal life, including his relationships with Roger Waters and David Gilmour, his former bandmates in Pink Floyd. * He mentions that he has enjoyed getting back into touring and performing, but is now enjoying a quieter life as he gets older.