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The glory years of 1992-1999, thoughtfully compiled on two CDs

America's most unforgiving musical satirist performs many of his classic songs in this solo European show

The best of Oldham's early work, revisited Nashville-style

Throughout cinema history there have been certain flashpoints, the sparks produced when a director and an actor recognise in each other their alter ego: Ford and Wayne; Scorsese and De Niro. Perhaps the most intense of these has been the extraordinary collaborations between German visionary Werner Herzog and the fabled maniac who became his artistic double and evil twin, the late Klaus Kinski. This incredible set chronicles their tempestuous relationship via the five features they made together.

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

Absurdly titled, long delayed but ultimately outstanding 24th studio LP

Van Sant's stark, poetic recreation of Columbine

Matthew Herbert and others retool the sublime avant-house dreamscapes of 2001's Born On The 24th Of July

In 1999, Beavis & Butthead creator Mike Judge made his first foray into live action with this good-natured satire on the mind-numbing life of the white-collar worker. Ron Livingstone is the drone desperate to escape his corporate existence, whose attempts to get sacked leave a team of troubleshooters convinced he's management material. Jennifer Aniston co-stars. Over-looked, but often screamingly funny.

Not so much a greatest hits as a musical autobiography, including new tracks and re-recorded B-sides