A bunch of sites, to kill some time and possibly some braincells
| The Register | - They once claimed http://www.bbc.co.uk/ ran on windows, and then dropped the story without saying "sorry, we're really stupid". Funny guys! |
| The Inquirer | - A bit like thereg, but more likely to get their facts right |
| John Cheese | - this guy makes me laugh. He might work on you. |
| Internet Archive | - A cunning web time machine. |
| Mr Wiggles, the messed up little teddy | - The only strip worth reading. |
| Tom's site | - Stalk him instead |
| Shartak | - My friend Simon's online web adventure game. Not poo/fart related |
| Sheldown Brown's bicycle technical info | - Invaluable resouce for everything cycling-related |
| Thirteen senses | - Cornish melodies. |
| Hobotalk | - Scottish folk-like stuff. |
| Morning Runner | - An up and coming band. |
| The silent parade (formally Pollen) | - Ditto. |
| The tides | - and another. |
| Athlete | - They got the style. |
| Tom McRae | - Tom McRae. |
| Embrace | - Out of nothing. |
| Brody & Quint | - Markb's latest venture. |
| The Frames | - Indie-esque outfit. |
| Sweet billy pilgrim | - Nice site, great music. |
| Duke Special | - More absolutely gorgeous music |
| Beckett | - I keep finding 'em |
| Anechoic | - I can't remember how I got pointed at them, but hopefully you will. I take switch, american express, visa... |
| Haven | - Liked them since the first album. Unfortunately, their site requires mongin' flash, for no particular reason. |
| Gramercy | - Cripin Hunt's (longpigs frontman) new band |
| Jacob Golden | - Beautiful voice and fantastic songs |
| Okkervil river | - Great tunes, great voice |
| Shearwater | - Fantastic folk/mellow stuff, from some of the geezers from Okkervil river |
| Liam Frost | - More Fantastic folk/mellow stuff |
| milky's audioscrobbler page | - What the devil I've been listening to! |
| Freebie mp3s of bands in session | - Some interviews and free session recordings |
| Black cab sessions | - Artists doing sessions (usually just one track) in the back of cabs. Which are black. |
