Go to Music for Robots now and download the Juno cover of DJ Shadow’s High Noon. With guitars an’ stuff. It’s great.

Individual archive pages now work, so you can leave comments. I might still rejig the comments formatting later, but hey, it’s a start. Next goal: sorting the monthly archives and master archive index…

Mike Davidson’s weblog is fascinating, beautiful, and very well written. It’s going to become a regular read of mine. It also features the most lovely comment design I’ve ever seen – check out an individual entry for an example.

Design link of the day: That Wicked Worn Look; lots of good links from Cameron Moll on the weathered/distressed look that’s so hip with the young kids these days. (Some seriously good links in there).

Hallelujah. iTunes Music Store launches in the UK. And it’s a bit cheaper than I’d have guessed – 79p for a single,

Best. Sandwich. Ever. (scroll down)

Breakdancing Transformers. Man, Soundwave transforming mid-move is so cool.

The Number One Songs in Heaven. Interesting dancey/souly/funky MP3blog I found today. (I am using this column more to make notes for myself than anything else, these days)

Airport Express. Brilliant design, better concept: not just a smaller Airport, but a smaller Airport that makes it dead easy to stream audio via wireless to physical devices. And almost affordable, too. This could turn out to be one of Apple’s sleeper product launches.

I’ve now managed to set up XBox Live. It’s very impressive – the service. Quite fun, but wonderfully implemented; will write more on it when I have time.