DWittisarockstar: Post Rock?

DWittisarockstar 03.16.08	More along the lines of the first 3, tbh.
botb 03.16.08	Get Lift Your Skinny Fists or F#A# by 1. and check out a silver mount zion.
jrowa001 03.16.08	Laura - Radio Swan Is Down
Electric City 03.16.08	there's nothing really like 4, which is good, cuz it makes it all the more special. Anyway, Gregor Samsa and Ghastly City Sleep go together a lot, but I find Ghastly City Sleep far and above the better group. Check out Jaga Jazzist. That's my firm recommendation.
DWittisarockstar 03.16.08	I already listened to F# A#, I just didn't want to include GY!BE twice, and I am going to listen to This is Our Punk Rock... by A Silver Mount Zion sometime soon. What album by Gregor Samsa should I check out?
Electric City 03.16.08	55:12 is everyone's album of choice, though I don't see it's appeal.
Bron-Yr-Aur 03.16.08	yndi halda, brian eno, mono also maybe holler, wild rose!
Electric City 03.16.08	yndi and mono are great for fans of Godspeed (though not as good in both cases).
Zebra 03.16.08	I'll recommend Deux Filles "Silence & Wisdom"
ASberg 03.16.08	tiger lou - the loyal
theclash219 03.16.08	you should check out sigur ros.
Mendigo 03.16.08	Sigur Ros - Aegaetis Byrjun GY!BE - Lift Your Skinny Fists... maybe Kayo Dot - Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue, which has a lot of post rock influences
TheSportingSwine 03.16.08	Try Pelican, or Red Sparowes for instrumental stuff, or Isis and Neurosis for the more metal stuff.
711 03.16.08	Definitely Yndi Halda. Also try Slint (not really post-rock but sort of), Belong (not post-rock but sort of), Fennesz (again not post-rock but sort of) and Glenn Branca.
irontusk 03.16.08	the band Gwei-Lo is amazing. Definitely one of my favorite post rocks bands, if not my favorite. not many have heard of them...actually, anyone on sputnik listen to Gwei-Lo?
Bron-Yr-Aur 03.16.08	711 knows whats up
FlawedPerfection 03.16.08	Yndi, Sigur Ros, and Jaga Jazzist fo' sho'. I'm just getting into Gregor Samsa and really digging it. For more recent stuff, check out the Gifts from Enola/You May Die in the Desert split LP, Ef's I Am Responsible, and Daturah's Reverie.
HighandDriving 03.16.08	You.May.Die.In.The.Desert
FlawedPerfection 03.16.08	I didn't feel like putting all the periods.
slep 03.16.08	what everybody else said plus Esmerine
HighandDriving 03.17.08	Ya I just copy n pasted from Itunes. I was close to the Y's anyways.
timbo8 03.17.08	I'd recommend the album "All is Violent, All is Bright" by God is an Astronaut. I'm pretty new to post-rock too, but I found this to be excellent and very easy to get into.
StreetlightRock 03.17.08	If you like 2, I recommend checking out Broken Social Scene, they arn't exactly post-rock, but they share a similar sound, and they're amazing - one of Do Make Say Think's guitarists is a touring live guitarist for them atm, go figure.