This weeks internet reviews

Radio Fail

This site services the simple enjoyment to be had from listening to professional broadcasters screw up live on air. Updated daily, there are clips from numerous local radio stations (but mainly Radio Tay), alongside many from more well-known BBC DJs. Hear vintage dedication pranks – pity the poor Radio Leicestershire DJ who read out Ivor Ardon's Mother's Day request, "Dear Chris, please say a big hello to Connie Lingus who's 69 on Tuesday, she'll be enjoying my meat and two veg on Sunday at 12, wish her all the best and tell her I look forward to seeing her when she comes" – and presenter slip-ups such as Nicky Campbell's syntax meltdown when introducing an item on a hunt in Kent.

Songkick

As recorded music has become a less valuable artifact, the live concert has become more important: it's not what music you own that lets people know you're a real fan, it's how many gigs you've been to. If missing out on tickets or tour info is a common malady, then Songkick can provide all manner of pestering devices, but it's the stuff beyond spending cash that makes it an addictive site. Search for any artist from current bands like Muse to deceased legends like the Beatles and you'll find user updated gigographies of past gigs alongside set lists, videos, photos, reviews, ticket stubs and posters. It's like a live music hybrid of Wikipedia, IMDb and a show-off's diary.