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Bruce Campbell. As Elvis. Fighting a mummy

Greedy triple-disc excavation of The King's finest hour

Six volumes of highlights from the Sunday night US television show that was the MTV of its day

Lost soft-pop masterpiece from Nashville arranger and former Elvis cohort

Watching the fabbest of all fours in their first US press conference, puffing away on cigs and deflecting inane enquiries, you feel proud to be a Brit. "Sing something for us!" "No, we need money first." Could Justin Timberlake—or Julian Casablancas, for that matter—be half as sarcastic? Imagine waking from a 40-year coma and coming afresh to these extraordinary scenes: four scouse charmers off the plane with their matching suits and Pan Am shoulder bags.

Three-CD box lays claim to Ray's status as rock's first star

Two late-'60s psych-country masterpieces on one disc

As boxing movies go, it's not exactly Raging Bull. As Elvis movies go, it's not exactly King Creole either (though Michael Casablanca Curtiz directed both). Even so, Presley's 10th movie is no turkey, aided by some half-decent tunes and solid support from a youngish Charles Bronson.

Soul-searching partners on a trip to Dreamland

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