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Never before collected under one (legal) roof, Beach Boy's non-band '60s classics

Four-CD crash course from Texan tenor titan

British-born producer of the Roots returns to jazz roots with a hip hop twist

Godfathers of Scandinavian rock return with sleeker hi-fi sound

Mancunian prodigy collaborates with ex-Can vocalist on latter's second solo release since 1971

Extraordinary, inspired madness from the Being John Malkovich team

Further helpings of articulate and soulful intensity from highly-acclaimed British singer-songwriter on the follow-up to his Mercury Prize-nominated debut from 2001, Here Be Monsters

Nolte kicks smack in Monte Carlo

Oliver Stone's typically overwrought biopic of Jim Morrison has been much-mocked down the years, perhaps unfairly. It's full of Stone's signature bombast and is characteristically laden with all manner of wild and windy symbolism, but it has rather more going for it than popular reputation usually allows—not least, a surprisingly good performance from Val Kilmer as The Lizard King himself, fantastic duplication of vintage concert footage, especially the re-staging of the infamous Miami bust, and the patently deranged Crispin Glover as Andy Warhol to fucking boot!

Three female big-hitters go on an Oscar hunt