John Andrew Gallagher's shambling 1997 comedy about an Italian-American storekeeper (Mike Starr) with gambling problems, unwanted mob buddies and endless eccentric customers is a fun idea which never quite takes off. There's shades of Blue In The Face, while various future Sopranos regulars—notably Michael Imperioli—cameo.

The 1985 film that launched the careers of the Brat Packers. This finds Emilio Estevez drooling over Andie MacDowell, Demi Moore coked out of her box and Rob Lowe being annoying and fratboyish—like much of the script. A must for those who thrill to the antics of self-absorbed young Americans.

Eminem's big-screen rags-to-riches story fails to impress

Latest attempt to "change the face of art"

Former Catatonia singer goes to Nashville and comes back with a Welsh country album produced by Bob Dylan's mate

Troubadour trio revive spirit of CSN with immaculate results

Mixed messages and beer-drinking songs from former Chris Stamey/dB's associates

Will Oldham and David Pajo on soundtrack duty

Companion piece to last year's live-in-the-UK comp. Includes San Francisco's 1966 add-on "Avalon Blues"

First four albums from Wayne Coyne's favourite progressive act, expanded and remastered