Police

San Francisco acid rockers' 1969 live album and final studio masterpiece

South Korean supernatural mystery

Hong Kong cops'n' triads action prequel makes the grade

UK pedal-steel veteran gorges on electro-exotica

Early Motherly love from Zappa vaults

Talk about narrow fucking escapes. Halfway through one of the interviews with Brian De Palma that make up the raft of extras on this special edition of his lavish gangster epic, the director mentions that Paramount's first choice for the central part of Eliot Ness was Mel Gibson. It's an appalling thought. I mean, imagine Mel hamming it up here, his narcissistic gurning turning De Palma's operatic vision into mugging farce. Fortunately, Mel had other commitments, and the role of Ness, as De Palma had always intended, went to the then relatively unknown Kevin Costner.

Two-disc legends packages with a DVD thrown in

36-track masterclass in larger-than-life rock

Compelling true-crime thriller

Wong Kar-Wai's quirky, impressionistic Hong Kong masterpiece reissued