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The most important body of work in mainstream '70s pop/rock is given the redux treatment to remind us why Buckingham and Nicks still matter

Second album from adopted Manc chest-beaters

Yet another live album from that model of maturity, Library Lou

It all feels as dynamic and mould-breaking as it did 10 years ago. ER has kept itself fresh with regular transfusions of new characters, but it's amazing how good the original cast was (take a bow Noah Wyle, Sherry Stringfield; Anthony Edwards and that Clooney guy). And we forget how radical ER's multiple-stories-on-the-fly technique was, using long, fluent steadicam shots to give shape to a maze of powerful interlocking narratives. Holby City, get stuffed.

School's out forever, dude, in the new Jack Black comedy

Overlooked 1975 album from Lancashire balladeer with overtones of Bowie and Elton

Delicious ambient funk from slippery former Japan bassist

Coppola classic starring Gene Hackman as a paranoid surveillance expert

Seattle songstress' magnificent fourth album finds her deep in fire and ice

Dependable avant-pop from Anglo-French institution