Edgar G. Ulmer Sci-Fi CollectionThree disc set includes: The Man From Planet X (1951)An astronomer (Raymond Bond) who made camp within the foggy Scottish moors to track an uncharted planet's too close orbital brush with Earth got an unanticipated bonus, as one of the rogue world's denizens came in for a landing. Does he pose a threat or is he the one in danger from the military and government scientists? Edgar G. Ulmer's low budget sci fi gem, shot in a mere six days, also stars

This concert features the band at the height of their powers playing to a sold out audience at London's Rainbow Theatre in November 1974 in support of the Now We Are Six album release

Famed New York violinist Raoul Poliakin is highly regarded as a conductor of popular orchestral music

" This theme is representative of the folk music that is a source of comfort and healing for unjustly detained

A year or so ago

In other respects

participates to try and uncover the truth behind her disappearance

With Lindsey Buckingham

Various Artists - In N Out: Coffee Break & Jazzy Car Ride / Various

the latter written especially for him by the Bee Gees

electronics-dappled approach to minimalist pop-tones is a whole different thing

Roy Marsden

presents Italian Baroque composer Francesco Maria Veracini's monumental Opus 2 Sonate Accademiche for violin and continuo