a perfectly restored dvd, cd soundtrack and collectible 70mm film frame...heaven in a box. Double that for the Blu-Ray version

even though it's a warts-and-all portrait, you can still see the true genius underneath. Anyway, aren't all such people flawed? I certainly am. (Apologies for lack of picture)

wildly subjective by any standards but very well written Beatles biog. A deeply engrossing read - even if things didn't quite happen as portrayed. (Apologies for lack of picture)

a sympathetic biography of a musical genius. Detailed, informative and superbly written with a real feel for the era and the people who contributed to the 'wall of sound'

nothing on celluloid (with the exception of 'Murder By Decree') can compare to Conan Doyle's sublime novels and short stories, all beautifully illustrated from Strand Magazine

their most perfect album...production, musicianship, every track an absolute joy (if you can call the pseudo-glum ones a joy, that is)

the best single from the Gallagher brothers, the demo version's sung by Noel and is nearly as good. Reminds me a lot of 'Flying' by the Beatles. Opinions? Turn up very loud

I've watched 'The Parting of the Ways' many times now and it remains a wonderful piece of sci-fi tv. Unashamed to admit that the regeneration scene hits the tear ducts every time

not a fan of compilations as a rule, especially when it comes to My Favourite Band. Subjectivity being the first casualty, however, this is still a good purchase if you're not intimately acquainted

if you're curious about fantasy tv from the 1960's, this book about Irwin Allen's classic quartet of shows is well worth a look. Very well written

my era, and a pretty good selection covering most bases. Happy memories

one of the true greats of science-fiction literature, occasionally ridiculous, often profound future predictions, now residing in his own mysterious world. A serious loss

and here's what I use to watch my films on. For the money, it's excellent value and the 1080p picture (when hooked up to a suitable Hi-Def source) is truly mesmerising (see review)