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Reviews

Graham Gouldman – The Graham Gouldman Thing

First ever release on CD for future 10cc member's 1968 solo album

Van Halen – The Best Of Both Worlds

Thirty-six-track best-of for bouffant boys

Thee More Shallows – More Deep Cuts

Clumsily named San Franciscans' beautifully arranged second album

R Kelly – Happy People

Slick two-album set from R&B royalty

David Dondero – The Transient

US travelling folkie's second album and inaugural UK release

Bruce Hornsby

New studio album and greatest hits package from "The Way It Is" man

Ben Harper & The Blind Boys Of Alabama – There Will Be A Light

Generation-bridging blues-gospel collaboration

Richard Buckner – Dents And Shells

San Francisco maverick's sixth compelling album

Alfie

Redundant remake of Michael Caine classic

Shattered Glass

It's 1988 and rising features writer at New Republic magazine Stephen Glass has charm, style, modesty and good looks. Trouble is, his reportage is pure fiction. Billy Ray's film, based on a true story, juxtaposes two fine performances from Hayden Christensen, who plays Glass as a passive-aggressive manipulator, and Peter Sarsgaard as his editor Chuck Lane.
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