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What You Should Have Bought In 2006

	Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not by Arctic Monkeys Buy new: £4.98 / Used from: £3.50 An obvious choice, but it really is as good as everyone says.
	We Shall Overcome - The Seeger Sessions / American Land Edition [CD+DVD] by Bruce Springsteen Buy new: £13.98 / Used from: £5.00 Bruce is still the Boss.
	At War with the Mystics by The Flaming Lips Buy new: £6.68 / Used from: £1.69 It takes a while, but when it clicks into place, this is one of the year's best.
	Broken Boy Soldiers by The Raconteurs Buy new: £4.98 / Used from: £1.86 Brendan Benson AND Jack White? In the same band? Result!
	Ghost Repeater by Jeffrey Foucault Buy new: £11.98 / Used from: £8.56 Meanwhile, Jeffrey proves that great songwriting never goes out of fashion.
	Live a Little by The Pernice Brothers Buy new: £11.69 / Used from: £0.85 Joe Pernice produces one great album a year - this is the 2006 masterpiece.
	The Great Western by James Dean Bradfield Buy new: £10.98 / Used from: £1.99 JDB gets away from the Manics for a while and produces the album of the year.
	Twelve Stops and Home by The Feeling Buy new: £4.98 / Used from: £0.47 They might not be cool or cutting edge, but great songs and great melodies are always welcome.
	The River In Reverse by Elvis Costello Buy new: £11.28 / Used from: £8.36 This might not be EC's best, but he's still in a different league from nearly everyone else.
	Victory for the Comic Muse by The Divine Comedy Buy new: £6.98 / Used from: £3.56 How can you not like an album with a song called "Count Grassi's Passage Over Piedmont" on it?
	Ringleader Of The Tormentors by Morrissey Buy new: £3.98 / Used from: £1.12 On which the great man discovers love and sex ... and produces 12 great songs to prove it.
	Sorry I Made You Cry by The Czars A great album of cover versions from one of America's undiscovered treasures.
	Costello Music by The Fratellis Buy new: £4.98 / Used from: £0.89 And finally, in a great year for young Brits making a racket with guitars, here's one of the best.