That's How It Happened

No sooner had Scott Stereo-G checked Go Home Productions as his favourite bootleggers in his 'sclusive Gothamist interview, than I discovered they were DJing Bastard 60 last night. The Bastard crew had arranged a "Strictly Rockers" soundclash; a rock only DJ battle between Go Home and Ultralase; it did not disappoint. My attempts to audioblog it failed, after the 500w bass speaker overwhelmed my tiny phone mic. You'll thus have to trust me when I say that Madonna's Music overlaid on Kravitz's Are You Gonna Go, was a seminal moment in the history of bootlegging. You can sample many of the delights here.
The night was also legendary for the performance art interventions of Jo-Jo Hydro. She dressed the entire club in "Bastard Olympic Committee" numbers, then proceeded to "drug test" the "athletes", before slapping them with stickers saying "smack", "cake", "diet coke", and "meth". Best ever, since Edward Dildo-hands organised live girl-on-girl dildo jousting.

Kill Bill Vol 1 in ASCII.

The definitive guide to animals in space. (First animal in deep space? A tortoise, returned to earth alive!)

The definitive guide to anti-Bush flash games.

An excellent meshing of tiny URL and multimap. Can't think what to do with it, but it's brilliantly done.

Ant City the only game worth playing on a lazy friday afternoon.

And finally a little gem of sneaker newz: the Nike Sock Dart x Beams is coming to Foot Patrol this week, some say the new Air Woven?