Inside The Sunday Times last weekend, you received a free CD – Strange Days by The Doors, an eerie and psychedelic collection from the kings of Sixties cool.

Now, all this week, you can pick up another seminal album each day with The Times at WHSmith.

To win a rare music compilations from each of the featured artists, click here .

Monday - Love: Forever Changes
One of rock's overlooked masterpieces, this third album by the band led by inscrutable singer-songwriter, Arthur Lee, sounds as fresh and innovative today as it did in 1968.

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Tuesday - Joy Division: Closer
Joy Division's influence on modern music is not only based around their unique sound, but also their vision, their personalities and their intense and troubled vocalist, Ian Curtis.

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Wednesday - Jesus and Mary Chain: PsychoCandy
The band's stunning 1985 debut album features signature classics including Just Like Honey, My Little Underground, You Trip Me Up and Never Understand.
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Thursday - New Order: Power Corruption and Lies
New Order took the gothic overtones and deadpan synthesisers from their previous incarnation as Joy Division and updated them via the New York club scene. To a nation of dour, angst-ridden, raincoat wearers, this album gave them their daily bread with a buttering of disco. In retrospect, it was a brave idea; in reality, Power, Corruption & Lies' success is the reward of artistic endeavour, of maverick musicians pushing forward and creating a sublime work. These songs are hypnotic dance tracks that vary the pace enough to intrigue bedroom-pop listeners and satisfy the club cognoscenti.

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Friday - Echo and the Bunnymen: Ocean Rain
Recorded in 1984 in Paris, using a 35-piece orchestra, Ocean Rain includes the singles The Killing Moon, Silver and Seven Seas. It's a dark, stormy, windswept album.

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Culture+ members Claim a free set of the five free CDs, without paying postage. Follow the Classic Collection links from www.timesplus.co.uk/culture

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Use the code TIMESRH to get 10% off all CDs, vinyl and box sets until November 1, 2008.

Terms and Conditions
Offer subject to availability, while stocks last. Offer available in UK only. The first free CD will be packaged within The Sunday Times on October 5. The following five must be redeemed at WHSmith, one each day from October 6-10. CDs available at WHSmith high street stores only, not WHSmith travel stores. CDs may be redeemed when purchasing The Times, or by presenting the voucher from the relevant day's edition of The Times. No photocopies. Only one CD per copy of The Times. You may also order all five titles by post. Three tokens and a cheque for £3.99 required. Please make cheques payable to CD Offer. No photocopied tokens. Postal requests must be received by November 14, 2008. For your nearest participating store, visit whsmith.co.uk