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Spatial Audio - The 3D Film Music Collection is reviving the most popular pieces from blockbuster movies by offering a full fledge state-of-the-art orchestral sound in immersive sound. As the Original Soundtracks for many tracks are recorded in sound quality of the 50s/60s or even in mono – this recording brings a truly revolutionary listening experience to those pieces.

Carmageddon is the original freeform driving sensation, where pedestrians (and cows!) equal points, and your opponents are a bunch of crazies in a twisted mix of automotive killing machines. The game features anarchic drive-wherever-you-like gameplay and over-the-top surreal comedy violence. It’s the racing game where racing is for wimps.

Dominic Sandbrook explores the most innovative and imaginative of all genres - science fiction. He is joined by leading writers and film-makers, who tell the inside story of their best-known works.

For the very first time, this is a monumental 4 CD Set, 72 track collection of timeless HIP-HOP legends, strictly representing The Golden Era… Covering 1979-1999, this was an important era when quality HIP-HOP was centred around the very greatest acts at the top of their game. Taking lyricism to a whole new level, the undisputed masters are all present and correct - from the mighty Chuck D of Public Enemy, Rakim, KRS-One of BDP, LL, Biggie, Nas, Q-Tip of Tribe, Big Daddy Kane, Method Man from The Wu, Snoop Dogg, Kool G Rap (featured here on Heavy D’s classic posse cut), Ice Cube, Redman, Queen Latifah and Busta Rhymes - to lesser known but equally gifted rap talents such as AZ, Jeru The Damaja, Chubb Rock and Kool Keith of the Ultramagnetic MC’s.

Ministry Of Sound Presents Ministry Of Sound: The Score [3CD] album 54 original hits and the original artists. Includes tracks by London Symphony Orchestra, John Barry, John Williams / The Boston Pops Orchestra, James Horner, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and more.

Discover the remarkable stories behind some of the most popular film music of all time

Feedback is the 2006 by American rap group Jurassic 5, released by Interscope. This was the first to be without DJ Cut Chemist, who left the group. This was the group's last album and features the singles "Red Hot", "Gotta Understand", "Baby Please", "Canto de Ossanha" and "Work It Out", the latter featuring The Dave Matthews Band.