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A 45th anniversary double-disc celebration of Berry's empire, featuring favourites and odd surprises

Pop hack sounds polished but slack

Clammy electro-sleaze from Vancouver wild card

Drunk, addict, jailbird: Paycheck's tortured life too often obscured his talent. George Jones' bassist/harmony singer in the early '60s, his tough baritone, at its peak, was Jones' only equal. Eighteen months after his death, this Robbie Fulks-produced salute expertly summons Paycheck's soulful heartache. Gorgeous George himself tackles "She's All I Got", Neko Case adds fiery flash to "If I'm Gonna Sink" and Dave Alvin does outlaw twang-fest "11 Months And 29 Days", alongside Marshall Crenshaw, Mavis Staples and Bobby Bare Jr.

Over-adventurous offering from former Green On Red guitarslinger

Two-disc extravaganza from the Halos And Horns tour, backed by the Blueniques

Swedish psych-rockers return

Compilation of live concert footage, TV clips and Marky Ramone's on-the-road video footage from 1979-2002 misses the Ramones' prime. Marky's films are mundane trivia with little character insight. MTV news clips tell the story of Dee Dee's drug addiction and departure only in passing, but alongside their tearful Rock'n'Roll Hall Of Fame induction, the impressive live footage shows why they outlasted their peers.

How Leicester's favourite freaks became the darlings of the London underground

Best-forgotten '74 solo album from Doors keyboardist