A brilliant Lego tribute to Lemmy - and a bit of Bowie (because there hasn't been enough, obviously)

And my three favourite covers of Bowie songs:

So farewell, James Last - and thanks for all those fabulously naff album covers

Severe water retention, presumably

“It’s the T-Wogs rollin’ with you… Hold tight, Sir Pimpleton!” Terry Wogan goes Drum n Bass with Peter Serafinowicz

Another trip to the parallel universe that is Bad Record Covers!

Apparently, the title translates as Please, Stop Me Before I Kill Again

"The Last Blast of the Blasted Bugler" - for all fans of the film and the poem "Gunga Din"

And, in case that strikes you as disrespectful, here's a trailer for the splendid film, which seems to contain the line "Kill for the love of curry!":

So farewell, then, Reg Presley – who "put a little bit of fucking fairy dust over the baaastard!”

Quite apart from their music, 1960s pop group The Troggs have bequeathed us a unique insight into the creative process:

My favourite parody songs: the Bonzos, National Lampoon, NTNON, Chris Morris and Tony Ferrino

“I’ve Got You Under My Skin” - I'd rather have eczema than listen to crooners

                      “The loveliness of Paris seems somehow sadly gay

                        The glory that was Rome is of another day…”

If you’re of a certain age, those words will probably bring to mind the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band’s hilariously vicious parody of a lounge singer getting ready to murder “I Left My Heart in San Francisco”, from their 1967 LP,Gorilla. For even older folk, it can only mean Tony Bennett, whose signature tune it has become.