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To mark 50 years since the cinema release of the first Bond film, Dr No, the Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Carl Davis, performs music from the 007 movies, including Diamonds Are Forever, GoldenEye and From Russia with Love. The concert, at London’s Royal Festival Hall, also features singers Mary Carewe and Lance Ellington, and is presented by Honor Blackman, famous for her role as Pussy Galore in Goldfinger.

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In the years between his 1968 Comeback and his death in 1977, Elvis Presley reinvented himself as both a bigger-than-life concert performer and an astute interpreter of contemporary pop material. During that period, his studio albums and live concerts were dominated by his distinctive readings of recent hits and older pop standards. This collection spotlights that phase of Presley’s career, collecting a dozen notable cover numbers from his last decade. Complete with 8-page booklet and Liner Notes.

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The soundtrack for this animated DreamWorks comedy includes an original score from composer Henry Jackman (Wreck-It Ralph, X-Men: First Class), fun and familiar musical selections from the likes of the Jackson 5 (“Goin’ Back to Indiana”), Run-D.M.C. (“It’s Tricky”), Tom Jones (“What’s New Pussycat?”), House of Pain (“Jump Around”), and Survivor (“Eye of the Tiger”), as well as a brand-new track from Snoop Dogg (“Let the Bass Go”). Plus 3-brand new montage songs by V2 and Classic.

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This 10-CD set features the best from Sam Spence with voiceovers by John Facenda. For decades, NFL Films has created the magnificent sounds associated with the game of football. As a fan, it is impossible to hear the classic orchestrations of Sam Spence without being transplanted onto the gridiron.

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Now! That’s What I Call Disco is a surprisingly thoughtful 63-track disco overview. For the sake of cramming as many selections in as possible, the compilers favored shorter — and often inferior — single edits over full and extended versions. That’s the lone problem. Otherwise, this provides a fine introduction and doesn’t concentrate solely on the style’s peak mid- to late-’70s years. Among the more enduring hits are Chic’s “Good Times,” Donna Summer’s “I Feel Love,” Shalamar’s “A Night to Remember,” Heatwave’s “Boogie Nights,” Yarbrough & Peoples’ “Don’t Stop the Music,” and McFadden & Whitehead’s “Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now.”

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FL Studio is the most complete virtual studio currently available. It will play any sample file (wav), generator (softsynth), VSTi & DXi) or midi instrument you feed it. You will be creating wav, mp3 or midi songs or loops only minutes after launching it. Representing the culmination of more than 12 years of sustained development, FL Studio is now the most flexible virtual music studio in the industry. FL Studio is the most complete virtual studio currently available.

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SONAR X3 Producer leaves other DAWs in the dust with industry leading features. Edit and correct vocals like a pro with Melodyne Essential. Create the most realistic and authentic drums sounds with the full version of XLN Audio Addictive Drums. Get that epic, pro-sound that has defined the last 25 years of recording with the ProChannel – now with the QuadCurve EQ Zoom and analyzer for the ultimate precision. Get that vintage analog sound with the new ProChannel Tape Emulator and the Console Emulator. And it doesn’t stop there with a new mixing suite powered by the Nomad Factory Blue Tubes FX and BlueVerb, Tone2 BiFilter 2, AAS Lounge Lizard Session, AAS Strum Acoustic Session, Dimension Pro, Rapture, and much more.

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