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Michael Jackson will remain as one of the greats that the musical world has seen or will ever see, his music transcended generations and broke down racial barriers. Now that the King of Pop has passed, you’ll appreciate his string of number one hits even more, and what better way to pay tribute to him than this compilation. From Billie Jean to Bad, to his last collaboration with R. Kelly before his untimely demise, the collection is for fans of pop or those who are utterly clueless on who Michael Jackson really was. Available both on CD or MP3 format. Now we’re not ones to jump on bandwagons because you should already own some or all of MJ’s albums. But, if you don’t, you can posthumously appreciate the man’s greatness with these hits. $8+.

These new headphones will be a great addition to your music collection. They are called the Pick Up Headphones from WeSC, and they feature a retro-futuristic compact folding design with 30mm drivers and a frequency range of 20-20,001Hz. $60.

For the first time ever on Blu-Ray, you can own the Woodstock Collection. This is a 225 minute directors cut, which chronicles one of the most famous musical events of last century. The disc comes with an iron-on patch and reproductions of festival memorabilia as well. $42.

Your guitar’s bound to get knocked off, scratched, or beaten up if you don’t put it in its proper location. The Guitar Hanger gives you the option of hiding your axe in your closet, by letting it hang down like your coat and shirt. Advantage? Your guitar will have easy access whenever you feel like playing or posing with it. And your prized possession will be hidden from prying eyes who might wanna steal it. $TBA.

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Slash, Joe Perry, and Jimmy Page all made their music heard with Gibson guitars. For years, they have trusted the sound and tone of the Les Paul. On that note, Gibson has made history and they will now usher the 21st century with their newest axe, the Dark Fire. Several technologies, previously unheard of in an electric guitar, are incorporated in the Dark Fire. From the automatic tuning system to the adjustable pickups, the myriad of tones that can be derived from this modern guitar is virtually endless. And what would a futuristic guitar be like without carbon fiber garnishes for the fret inlays and pickup covers. Your perfect song may or may not be written yet, why not try discovering it with the Dark Fire? $4,400.

Pearl Jam will be releasing a lot of material leading up to their 20th anniversary in 2011. This box set includes of course, a remastered version of the classic album, Ten, a new mix of the album, 6 new tracks, both new versions on vinyl, a DVD of the 1992 MTV Unplugged concert, 2 more LP’s of live concerts and a replica cassette featuring their original demo. $130.

Hopefully you all of Radiohead’s first 3 albums and this will just be an extra for your collection, but if you happened to miss one of their albums, then there is no better time to pick this up. It is available in a 2 CD set or a 2 CD + DVD set including Pablo Honey, The Bends and OK Computer. $19-32.