Paul Mawhinney’s amazing collection of 3 million records is up for sale. Here’s more info in case you’re sick of downloading music and are into good old hardware.

Some remarkable music got released in the last few days:

1. The Day That Never Comes, the first track from Metallica’s new album Death Magnetic
2. The Verve’s fourth album Forth
3. Bloc Party’s third strike Intimacy

Lee’s classic Super Greg viral - one to tell the kids about the good old internet days. There’s a reference to it in a Guardian article from 2001 (shit, I’m getting old) and then you have to check out his homepage which still lives on on other sites. Plus the YouTubes.

With regards from Molvania.

The documentary about kids and their bikes with speakers premiered at the 62nd Edinburgh International Film Festival in mid June and is now touring all sorts of festivals. More on the official website.

Very cool creative idea for an Intuit Quickbooks viral and also nice execution but then at the end the actual Jingle lets it all down. Deep down.
Link (courtesy of Paul)

Dell on the other hand, and you gotta give them credit for their social media innovations, just launched Digital Nomads, a portal and community for those of us who are always on the move:

Digital Nomads is a community site for individuals that work or play without regard for their physical location. It is a place where they can come together to read about other digital nomads, share ideas, tips and tricks, and best practices, and read the latest nomad-oriented news. Digital Nomads live a lifestyle where their laptop and other electronic devices create the center of their office and/or play-space. Digital Nomads is Powered By Dell.

Lovely ads from an Apple reseller in Kuwait.