1. Led Zeppelin – Immigrant Song
2. David Bowie – Life on Mars
3. Blue Oyster Cult – Stairway to the Stars
4. Lou Reed – I’m So Free
5. The Who – Baba O’Riley
6. Deep Purple – Rat Rat Blue
7. Deep Purple – Fireball
8. Cream – White Room
9. Wings – Live and Let Die
10. Deep Purple – No One Came
11. Willie Lindo & The Charmers’ Band – Drum Song
12. Thin Lizzy – Saga of the Ageing Orphan
13. Deep Purple – Lazy
14. Pink Floyd – One of These Days
15. Sweet – The Ballroom Blitz
16. Uriah Heep – Gypsy
17. Free – Wishing Well
18. Atomic Rooster – Head in the Sky
19. Hawkwind – Brainstorm
20. David Bowie – The Jean Genie
21. Jethro Tull – Cross-Eyed Mary
22. Hawkwind – Silver Machine
23. Slade – Gudbuy T’ Jane
24. Rolling Stones – Wild Horses
25. Sweet – Blockbuster
26. Thin Lizzy – Call The Police
27. Status Quo – Good Thinking
28. Thin Lizzy – The Rocker
29. Cream – White Room
30. T Rex – Jeepster
31. Roxy Music – Would You Believe
32. Hawkwind – Urban Guerilla
33. Roxy Music – Mother of Pearl
34. Nina Simone – I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel to be Free)
35. Louis Armstrong – What A Wonderful World
36. The Hollies – I Can’t Tell The Bottom From The Top
37. Peters & Lee – Welcome Home
38. Nina Simone – Sinnerman
39. Atomic Rooster – The Rock
40. John Kongos – Tokoloshe man
41. Atomic Rooster – Ear in the Snow
42. Atomic Rooster – The Devil’s Answer
43. Wizzard – See My Baby Jive
44. Lindisfarne – Meet Me On The Corner
45. Free – Little Bit of Love

That ought to keep you busy searching your music collections (and iTunes)!

Edit (10 April, 2007): Corrected spelling of Uriah Heep (not Heap!), thanks to Dave in the comments. :)

Edit (6 December, 2007): There is a BitTorrent file floating based on this (Series 1) list.

I’ve been hankering after the K800i since it was announced some time ago. 3.2MP camera, 3G data, mp3 player, lots of memory and all sorts of other bells and whistles meant it looked like a good replacement for my Samsung D600 and my aging digital camera.

As it happens, I ended up buying a new Canon IXUS 7MP camera before I went to Ascot recently, but since I’d already pre-ordered the K800 there seemed little reason not to entertain a new toy! Vodafone delivered it a couple of weeks ago, and as Richard has commented, we’ve been comparing notes since he has the K750 – this phone’s predecessor.

The photo on this post links to a set on Flickr that I took while wandering around the Longacre’s garden centre this past weekend. Without changing any of the default settings, or moving to macro mode or anything else I just snapped away allowing the camera to auto-focus as necessary. I’m quite pleased with the results, and Phil and Richard both seemed reasonably impressed too!

Technically the rest of the phone is excellent. The menus are responsive, the 3G makes checking email (and RSS feeds) a breeze, and I can even watch TV as long as I’m in a strong 3G signal area. Applications like Google Maps run beautifully – looking great on the K800′s screen, and again loading quickly thanks to the 3G connection. My next challenge is to work out a way to stream my MP3 collection from home to the media player on the mobile. It ought to be possible, I think!