Helpful votes: 127 My rating: 4 stars Lead singer of Radiohead gets his glitch on!

Helpful votes: 31 My rating: 5 stars Journalist Kim Cooper sorts out fact from fantasy concerning one of the best albums of the '90s.

Helpful votes: 26 My rating: 4 stars Short documentary featuring 2 early Floyd jams, packaged with a convenient CD.

Helpful votes: 23 My rating: 5 stars Re-issuing the debut of The Greatest American Rock Band of the Last 25 Years.

Helpful votes: 20 My rating: 4 stars This young pop-punk band could switch to decaf, but then it wouldn't be as much "fffun."

Helpful votes: 19 My rating: 4 stars Careful, fact-based journalism, not angry screeds, distinguish this expose of the scariest people in America today.

Helpful votes: 19 My rating: 5 stars Composer/saxophonist John Zorn leads a merry band of lunatics through noisy, no-holds-barred soundscapes based on Jewish music scales. I only wish they played at my Bar Mitvah!

Helpful votes: 17 My rating: 5 stars Re-issue of San Francisco punk band's classic debut, made possible through unfortunate leagl procedings.

Helpful votes: 17 My rating: 5 stars A collection of short films of the '80s by "Cinema of Transgression" director Richard Kern. Filth, degradation and squalor was never as filthy, degrading or squalid. The "hardcore" is not the musical genre, although there is a cameo appearance by Black Flag's Henry Rollins, and, uh, Henry Jr.

Helpful votes: 16 My rating: 5 stars Richard Dawkins tries to write the go-to book about atheism, and he pretty much succeeds. I'm almost tempted to say it's heaven-sent!