Elton John's The Diving Board, is his first studio album in seven years.

Produced by T-Bone Burnett, the album features 12 new songs written by Elton and his longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin, as well as three piano interludes composed by the artist.

Aligning with the final installment of The Hunger Games Series, this soundtrack features 19 tracks by Grammy Award-Winning composer James Newton Howard, including one track featuring Jennifer Lawrence.

The Symphonica album was recorded during George’s wildly successful 2011-12 tour of the same name, a labour of love which fulfilled George’s long-standing ambition of showcasing his extraordinary vocals alongside an orchestra in some of Europe’s finest, most prestigious venues.

Like the tour, the Symphonica album comprises lovingly arranged and sung versions of carefully selected highlights from George’s sumptuous back catalogue plus interpretations of songs by some of George’s favourite artists.

200 two disc (CD + PAL/Region 0 DVD) set that includes a 12 track live CD plus a DVD that documents Michael on the days leading up to one of the biggest shows of his career. It includes live performance and backstage footage from Madison Square Garden as well as up close and personal in-depth interviews with Michael and his band. Warner.

The definitive documentary of the making of 'Rumours' by Fleetwood Mac. The album, released in February 1977, went to number one on both sides of the Atlantic and had successful single releases on top of that. Curiously, it was almost the album that never was as band members John and Christine McVie were in the middle of separating, and Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham were encountering almost insurmountable pressure in their relationship. All the band members and the studio staff reminisce about the making of the record alongside tracks from the album.