Garbage say that Version 2.0 was "high-tech and low-down, the now sound and of golden memories". Hmmm ... nonetheless it was my flatmate's favourite for 3 years - every time I heard it I knew he'd got lucky. Features "I think I'm Paranoid" and "Push It". 

"Train" and "Strict Machine" feature on this glam rock/disco/synthpop blend. The lyrics could be really raunchy for all we know - but it's far more likely they are the usual Goldfrapp gibberish. 

"Just like Heaven" is track 9 on the orginal 1987 release. That's really all we need to say. It was re-released in 2006. Are those Robert Smith's lips? 

Stankonia is, apparently, the place from which all "Funky Thangs" come from. One of Time magazine's 100 Best Albums of All Time (2006) - a Hip Hop riot of diverse influences. 

Massive Attack"s trip-hop \"Best Of\" album featuring some of their more husky whispered rap tracks. Massive Attack is one of the best things to come out of Bristol. 

A great combination of fluidity with mostly meaningless lyrics. This is one of their most unintelligble albums, and God only knows what it's about, but it is a perfect choice for background ambience. 

A distinctively Gaelic collection of dreamy tracks including "Orinoco Flow" and "On Your Shore". Enya started out with Clannad and thankfully moved on. 

Spans a couple of decades of Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry's solo work. (Come on everyone - stop voting for "Best Of" albums!). There's everything on here for the bedroom-oriented, including the mournful "Oh Yeah", "Avalon", "Dance Away" and of course "Love is the Drug". 

A true crowd pleaser from the 80's - which is handy if you happen to be in bed with a crowd. "Your Love is King", "Cherry Pie" and of course "Smooth Operator".  

No. No, no, no, no. Vote for the MUSIC not the cover art.