I mentioned on Twitter that I was planning a follow-up to these shows, and without even mentioning that the idea was around the theme of first, dorkland aka Walton (Viera?) in Second Life suggested I do a show on the first mashups that got people hooked on them. I did so on Twitter, Get Your Bootleg On forum and this blog and had an amazing responseâso amazing that the show has had to be edited down and some of the responses dropped â but I still have 27 amazing tracks which are all classics and part of bootleg/mashup history (and a few were surprises even for me).

Still ended up over 2 hours though! Very much worth it, because it is a 2 hour 20 long mix of some of the most influential and classic bootlegs of all time.

As I said this is part 1 of a series, the next one as it always happens was playlisted first and already included a few mashups and cutups that were mentioned for this show, so those tracks and shouts will be in the next part.

Thanks to all who responded what their first mashup they heard (or wanted to hear) was!

Tracklist at the website or in the comments of the MP3, or on an iPod the Lyrics field (press your centre button 4 times).

Behold there I was recording a TV/Radio inspired podcast called 'Switching Channels' when my signal to the Radio Clash Pirate Satellite(tm) was jammed by my evil nemesis, Juxtaposeur - suddenly my signal was infected with the Bristolian tones of his Skip to the End podcast! Oh noes! *dramatic muzak*

Then I had a brainflush - I reversed the flow of the tachyon flux capacitor and sent my signal to HIS podcast - that'll teach him! So that means you might have to listen to parts of Radio Clash on Skip to the End here (includes an exclusive never-before released Daft Punk/Spearhead mashup! EXCLOOOSIVE!) but at least it means his evil plans were partly foiled.

Also means it's the WORLD'S FIRST* live cross-linked podcast thingummy, or something. Thanks to Pete Juxtaposeur for the idea and the swappage, was fun...;-)

Also includes - in various parts spread over the podblogosphereiverse like some Tron lightcycle splat - Emergency Broadcast Network, Ministry, another new mashup by DJNoNo, Culturcide, sick Disco, great drum & bass and some great topical and robotic tunes.

I have no idea what DJNoNo is on about (translation plz?) but looks like he's released another bootleg, a rather funky drum & bass number combining The Osmonds 1971 hit 'Yo-Yo' and the brass-tastic Hugo Montenegro version with Aphrodite 'Woman That Rolls' and a slight sprinkling of Daytripper from the Swingle Singers. Yes he went there...

I'm sure he hopes you like it, but you'd probably not understand what he was saying.

One Hundred and EEEiiiightyyyyy!!!!

Last of the Beatles Podcasts, a bumper edition concentrating on the end of the Beatles, their various followups in mashup and cover form, and John Lennon's death.

I live near Abbey Road so I just popped out and took these pictures - the ones of the tourists recreating the famous picture (and blocking the traffic in the process) are priceless - including the one below!

John you went too far this time...about 2 hours 18 minutes to be exact.

Here's the audio(and video if you scroll down) of my International Mash Bash set (btw several inclusions of Lady Sov's Love Me Or Hate Me means it is a bit sweary in places). The idea of the set was to combine audio and video - a new one for me - and in part represent Bastard and a theme runs through it commemorating 20 years since the Second Summer of Love (1989) - it seems piano house sound is coming back, so I wanted to mix old and new. Also it includes Far Out - which was one of the first songs I DJ'd back in 1994 at Milk Laboratory (hence the Milk Lab mentions in the video which I also did) approriate as I said in my previous post, this is my last DJ set...at least for some time, might do VJing, might do online DJing, but probably the last one I'll do in the flesh. Far too stressful, and far too many people 'not getting it' even when I try and make a floorfilling set like this one. Time to stop ;-) Tracklist at the website or in the comments of the MP3, or on an iPod the Lyrics field (press your centre button 4 times). And drumroll - here's the video. Yes I've combined the backing video for the Saarbruecken DJing with the set audio - most of it is synched, especially at the end. It is itself a mashup of films, found video, my own work, stop frame anim and animation. It includes video from:

• Unfinished works from 2002 - you might recognise a few people in there ;-)
• Hausu (strange 1977 Japanese film)
• My Milk Lab Tapes and TV Smash films
• Amiga demos new and old
• Architectural films
• 24 Hour Party People
• A Swiss documentary about Bastard
• Variety films from the turn of the last century
• Certain D*sney films starring Julie Andrew
• Various documentaries on the Second Summer of Love, rave culture
• Music videos (like, duh)
• UHF (Weird Al film) and Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
• My Printer Jam video (incidentally Fox has just removed that off YouTube! Boo!)
• Mistah Pok video for Burn Yr Radio with a new arty background which will make you go postal
• Wild Zero - another exceedingly odd Japanese movie

Higher res (feel free to embed this wherever - it's the button on the bottom left for the code).

Hereâs the second of the Parkade Flashback series - itâs a short, angry and rather rude mix from 2007 (you might have guessed from the title) and utterly exclusive. How do I know that? Well I recorded it when no-one was in the room at the Parkade, hence the âEmptyâ bit - one of the down sides of DJing in Second Life and generally is when no-one turns up - I assure you this rarely ever happened, I always had at least a small attendance for my gigs in SL, but it does happen every once in a while.

So I vented my frustration via the medium of music

Tracklist at the website or in the comments of the MP3, or on an iPod the Lyrics field (press your centre button 4 times).

Sorting out some minidiscs I found some of the mixes I recorded years ago at the Parkadeânow the Parkade is gone itâs high time to release them as a reminder what was so great about it

Hereâs the first Parkade Flashback - a nearly 2 hour dark dubby laid back ambient mix.

This mix was for Traffic Jambient when me and Amanda Shinji rotated Sunday sets - Iâm guessing itâs 2007, could be 2008 but Iâm guessing probably didnât release it then cos of the similarity with bits of RC 136 âAll A Worldâs A Siegeâ which was in the middle of my Psychic TV and dubstep maniaâso that would make it around October-November 2007.

Hope you enjoy - bits of it I queried were even mine, Iâd forgotten the tracks and the mix so completely, so please mind the cobwebs, and the gaps in my memory in the tracklist below. Let me know if you can refresh my memory on any of theseâ

Tracklist at the website or in the comments of the MP3, or on an iPod the Lyrics field (press your centre button 4 times).

Cover: Original image by Tim Cayne - used under Creative Commons - cheers Tim :-)

Keeping it real with a strictly UK thang, myself and Ian Fondue explore the world of UK hiphop, which despite being dissed at various times by the music industry is currently on fire like a bad boy. BRAP! BRAP! BRAP!

Just wait...til I reset the PC!

Tracklist at the website or in the comments of the MP3, or on an iPod the Lyrics field (press your centre button 4 times).

After nearly 3 years the Parkade is no more - so come play with poledancing Daleks, pheonixes and falling giant wheels as Parkade goes out with a bang...literally.

Here's my 2 hour (well 1:45 as I had technical difficulties at the start) mix for the last ever night of the Parkade.

Pretty proud of the last hour or so - I wanted to put as many Parkade classics but also banging tunes in one place as humanly possible...

Kirk comes back from popping out to the shops, only 2 years late...

We talk about The Curse of Glen Cambell, how my DJ program predicts our IQs, Rude shipping forecasts and Lewis's butt, rip-off band names, 1986, bounce baby bounce baby bounce, Hovis 2: The Revenge on DVD and play some cheesy reggae, silly tunes and some cool stuff and some not so cool stuff...

Tracklist at the website or in the comments of the MP3, or on an iPod the Lyrics field (press your centre button 4 times).