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Thirty-six-track best-of for bouffant boys

Cosmic compilation boosts maligned high-fliers back into orbit

Vivid, polemic documentary about the unchecked greed of modern capitalism

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

Two-disc set celebrating Manchesters baggy-trousered dance-rock primates

Diamond Dogs is often cited as the beginning of Bowie's cocaine psychosis period. In fact, it was recorded before he started giving Hitler salutes at railway stations and aggravating Eastern European customs officers with the books on Goebbels he carried in his rucksack, and now presents something of a field day for hindsight-lovers.

Stadium-techno heavyweights bow out in style

Tragicomic genius and founding father of black American humour filmed at his peak

Introduction to the work of recently reformed art/industrial/electronica collective

Cobain-approved country punks