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Ok peeps, got a bit of a challenge here for you. There are at least 72 band names illustrated in this image. Have fun. We will release the image with all of them written out in one week…hopefully you won´t need that long. Anyone who emails us with them all before that time gets something. We have been having great fun with this at the office. Are those gorillaz?

Thank you virgin digital for creating this image.

This is quite amazing. Someone who chooses to remain anonymous uses a windows plugin called “modplug tracker” to create a neat little tune entirely made from windows 98 and XP sounds! this is a must see!

To see the clip, click here.

Today we thought we would entertain you with a one of the more crazy concert moments. Ozzy Osborne was a wild one. Like all great Rockers of his time, his drug use and drinking habits are legendry, and many are impressed he survived at all. But survive he did. Those who don’t recognize him for his musical accomplishments, which are considerable, generally know him as a hard rocking devil worshiping bat decapitating madman. And this label is not entirely unjustified. During his 1981 tour “Night of the living dead”, he would regularly pelt his audience with pig intestines and calves liver (nice!), and encouraged that this behaviour was quite legitimate, fans started responding by bringing meat, and then dead animals, to throw back. In what seems to be a natural escalation of events, one rocker decided to throw a live bat on stage. Stunned by the lights (and presumably the deafening noise) the bat looked to Ozzy “like a rubber toy”. This is what happened:

What happened next? Possible hypotheses: He kept on flying never to touch the ground again, and can on clear nights still be seen orbiting earth through a telescope. He lands in a giant banana cake. He was caught by a very strong member of the crowd who set him gently to the floor and proceeded to buy him a beer. His fall gets cushioned by a horizontally challenged crowd member and (he at least) survives unscathed. He gets snatched by a giant eagle inches from the ground and carried away to nest high up a mountain. A giant rupture tears open the ground beneath him and he falls through a seemingly endless crevasse only to end up in the netherworld. This was the last thing he ever did, may he rest in peace. What you see is in fact an optical illusion produced by the fallibility of our empirical senses; how could he ever have touched the ground if the distance between him and the ground can technically be divided into an infinite sequential series? Given this consideration one could question the likelihood of this event ever happening in the first place, or any other event which relies on the assumption that our immediate conscious relation to reality can be divided into states, as this picture makes us falsely suppose.

What do you think happened?