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It would be fair to say that the Korean Grand Prix was... slippery. Even before it was wet. A bit like the model train sequence in Wallace & Grommit, where Grommit is furiously laying the track ahead of the train, the circuit seemed to still be going up as everyone arrived, but the only real problem this presented was the nice, new, slippery tarmac. Qualifying went pretty much according to plan for the Big 5, with the exception of Button, who seemed strangely off the pace and unable to get heat into his tyres. His weekend (and title defence) was about to get a whole lot worse than a lowly 7th on the grid, too. Rosberg & Massa were 5th and 6th, with Vettel, Webber, Alonso and Hamilton at the sharp end. The moment Jake Humphrey walked out of the McLaren garage on to the track at the start of the BBC's coverage and you could see it was wet, it was obvious we were in for fun and games. And that's what we got. With Red Bull able to win the Constructor's Championshi...

Crikey! The Carpenters, Kraftwerk, Madonna, Glomag.... sounds like it shouldn't work, but it blummin' blimmin' well does.... Calculating Occupants (an Apollo Zero mashup) from Reborn Identity on Vimeo .

Sounds likes some kind of dodgy genetic experiment. Imagine a fluffy cute winged avenger of doom sweeping down on you and.... Sorry. Got a bit distracted there. This is fine stuff though.... Lamb vs The Eagles - "One Of These Nights" (BRAT Mashup) from Daniel Barassi on Vimeo .

Yeah, potentially dangerous. But when you add Joan Jett and a bunch of others....

What do you get if you cross current with the 80's? Bruno Mars vs Freeze's high-piched hit IO.U. - me likey!

Another mash for you - three of the barkingest ladies on the planet, Tori Amos, Bjork and PJ Harvey get a little help from Massive Attack...

Mrs Hamilbutton has gone to perform at a gig, so I'm at home. On my own. I don't smoke any more, so that avenue of enjoyment is out of the window (still miss a smoke though. Sigh.) There's sod all on tele (unless you like Strictly Come Dancing) so I'm riding the crest of the digital wave, finding interesting stuff. And here's the first one of tonight, a tip-top mash up by Wax Audio (bless you, sir or madam) of Pink Floyd and the Bee Gees. It shouldn't work. It bloody does.