Bookmarks: Le Tigre

A photoset from Mike Evans of Le Tigre playing CBGB's in 2000

Bookmarks: We've Got A Fuzzbox

Arriving on Flickr a few hours ago was a slew of scans from Propaganda, which is described as a "Goth fanzine". I've not come across it before, and it looks like I missed out.

There's much to enjoy there - and some surprises, like the idea of a Goth zine giving space to Curiosity Killed The Cat (or The Duran Poet Society, to give them their full name), but one of the highlights is this interview with Fuzzbox.

Bookmarks: Some stuff to look at on the internet - Depeche Mode

Hanzan unboxes that Depeche Mode box set, takes photos, shares with world.

[via Currybetdotnet]

Flickr flickr flickr flickr flickr flickr, here you are: Zavvi

Hmm. Not entirely sure this exciting new section name is going to work, so this might be a one-off: The sign left by Zavvi staff as they closed the Sheffield branch.

Glastonbury Flickr dip

Kosso catches a snap proving that the Eavises have introduced a swift system for dealing with complaints this year; David E Young captures the essential somewhere over there there's a band-ness of festivals; Coderkind proves not everyone loves Amy Winehouse and Will Rose captures Duffy lost in a moment.

Oh, and Project365 shows the best way to enjoy the festival.

[Part of Glastonbury 2008]

Glastonbury Flickr dip

TimS has posted a snapshot of a flipchart with the latest Glasto stats on: 342 crimes, 33 transfers to hospitals, 1 arrested tent thief and "crime virtually zero" (although what the tent thief was doing isn't clear, then.)

Hey, you sass that Norman Cook? There's a man who knows where his towel is. Photo by Whiper under a creative commons license.

Meanwhile, it seems that Adam Buxton hasn't completed the BBC training video on location filming and this is as close as anyone got to Shakin Stevens and survived.

[Part of Glastonbury 2008]

Hang about - who's running London?

Boris Johnson isn't: He's in Glastonbury, hanging out with very dubious company indeed.

Glastonbury blog round-up

Not too much coming through from people who've paid to be at the Farm yet - despite Orange's hyperbroadbandhypersuper connectivity, but Mr Snappy is hunkered down behind the cinema field - but Flickr is starting to cough up some images. (Be warned, though, if you search on 'Glastonbury' right now, the first picture is a slightly frightening baby's face photoshopped into the sky above the Tor, like a malevolent Tellytubby.

PeterPic has posted a shot of the Banksy installation, built out of old Portaloos - it's been covered in graffiti, although it's not clear if that was the idea. Let's just hope that nobody gets drunk and confused and tries to use them.

The best bit of the Banksy portaloohenge, though, is captured by bank4 - someone's stuck up a homage to the "These toilets are reserved for the Manic Street Preachers" backstage business form a few years back.

Pat Downey's perspective of one of the campsite makes it look more packed than ever - Marcus Brigstocke was just on the Today programme saying the tents are so tightly packed you can't open your own tent without unzipping the vents on the one next door - but then they always say Glastonbury's like a city in every respect; now, there's even the problem of finding somewhere to live if you're too late trying to get on the housing ladder.