Android vs. Zombie, or the Cyborg Dilemma

I've been thinking a lot about the internet recently. I do a lot, but it's been a lot more recently, partly due to this awesome post-modernist (oh shit, did he just say post-modernst?!!) post by some guy I've never met but it a friend of a friend, supposedly. Yes the internet has done a lot for me, for example, I no longer have to think or have opinions. I click on few links, and I know what I am and what I think. I know more than anyone has ever known, I just check out Wikipedia and I can know that Jimi Hendrix played his last show ever exactly 36 years ago to the day, as only a small trivia point as opposed to having to have studied and memorized thousands of other musically significant dates. This piece of information is totally taken out of context and isolated for my own personal consumption. In fact, this is now my new memory, although faulty it is at times like my own. My brain is part computer, meaning that I am a cyborg, post-human (ohhh shit, did he just say post human!!??) if you will. In fact, you too, by reading this page are also a cyborg, although I would call you more of an android, the more advanced arguably less cool descendent of the 20th century's zombie.
Now don't get excited, there is a long way to go, although you should enjoy your newly awakened cybo-consciousnes. It is a difficult understanding to master. In order to help you out in attaining this balance between flesh and metal, I have prepared a few songs for you. Both happen to be cover songs done by less (the first track) or equally (the second) famous artists. It is mostly a coincidence that they are both covers, but I might as well say I planned it that way and that they show a certain artistic interpretation of older, semi-classics by younger more technologically reliant artists, so I will. Listen equally with microphones and ears.

Freiland - Hot Love (T-Rex Cover)

My Bloody Valentine - Mapref (Wire Cover)