Goldfrapp's Rocket(Richard X One Zero Remix) is available as a free download at Amazon.

Credit where credit is due: Yesterday, another iain started a thread about mash ups. Ghost mentioned a mash up of Blur's Park Life and the Steptoe & Son theme. A quick Google turned it up on YouTube. I posted it on the original thread but since that is now among the back pages I thought I would repost here.

The Stones' Brussels Affair bootleg has been mentioned here a few times. Anyone wishing to hear what all the fuss is about can hear for themselves at Wolfgang's Vault where it is being streamed.
On the subject of Stones' bootlegs, Big O still has Liv'r Than You'll Ever Be available.

There are cover versions of all bar 2* of the HJH's songs on Spotify. Here is a playlist
*Wild Honey Pie and Piggies.

This is Metallizer. It will generate a fictional band, album, track listing and sleeve.

Here's one I made earlier:

Butchered:
Execute Your Euphoria
(2008 - META80542)
Track listing:
Defiler of Passion
Adulterated Karma
Severe Gloom
The Slayer and The Verses
Betrayed By Rapture
Between Bliss and Aggression
Behold The Blasphemy
The Cemetary of Mercy
One Billion Names of The Blasphemer

(Couldn't get the sleeve to show).

Ever wanted to hear The Yardbirds advertising milk shakes? Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis pushing gaspers? Wilson Pickett plugging Pepsi? Spotify is your friend! 73 vintage celebrity ads here

Here's one not included:

Canned Heat and The Chipmunks:

Fascinating BBC World Service documentary about the lengths people had to go to to hear The Beatles in the Soviet Union.
Listen here.

The entire show is available from Wolfgang's Vault.
And to think I paid £30 for a 3 LP vinyl copy of this 25 years ago.

He's done a Black Cab session. You can find it here

I've just read Peter Guralnick's biography of Sam Cooke. In it, he mentions a TV appearance where Sam and Jackie Wilson lip-synched to Sam Cooke's Everybody Loves to Cha-Cha-Cha.
And it's on YouTube.

31/10/08 Custard Factory, Birmingham
5/11/08 & 10/11/08 Shepherds Bush Empire
Details here.

Here's Neil Young, as seen on Spanish TV, playing A Day In The Life:

...should note that the first series is being repeated on BBC3. First two episodes were last night and they're both available for the next 6 days on iPlayer.