Neil Young
Wilco - [I]A Ghost Is Born[/I]

John Coltrane
Jimi Hendrix

Listening to all this Coltrane is making me seriously consider getting some jazz drumming gigs again, I gotta work back up to it though.

fugazi - end hits
pumice - pebbles

maps and atlases- you me and the mountain

i might listen to that tonight at work

Rocky Votolato - [I]Makers[/I]
Battles - [I]Mirrored[/I] - Taken a while but this has finally 'clicked' with me.
Kings Of Convenience - [I]Riot On An Empty Street[/I]

Watchmaker - [I]Kill. ****ing. Everyone[/I]
At the Drive-In - [I]Relationship of Command[/I]

[QUOTE=Interstate;16452803]
Battles - [I]Mirrored[/I] - Taken a while but this has finally 'clicked' with me.
[/QUOTE]

Yeah, it's certainly it's own beast. . . not post-rock, but certainly not really anything else either.

Digging Fujiya and Miyagi a ton. It's quite pulsing.

[QUOTE=Iluvatar;16452632]maps and atlases- you me and the mountain[/QUOTE]

same.

witches intro is amazing and last few songs are ok.

City of Caterpillar - [I]s/t[/I]

****, i forgot how good this album is.

Dinosaur Jr. - [I]You're Living All Over Me[/I]
Kanye West - [I]Late Registration[/I]
Sigur Ros - [I]Takk...[/I]
Bruce Springsteen - [I]Born in the U.S.A.[/I]

[QUOTE=YourBiggestFan;16454444]Yeah, it's certainly it's own beast. . . not post-rock, but certainly not really anything else either.

Digging Fujiya and Miyagi a ton. It's quite pulsing.[/QUOTE]

Love Fujiya & Miyagi - [I]Transparent Things[/I] is awesome but haven't listened to it in a while.

Mint Royale - [I]See You In The Morning[/I]

Ratatat - LP3

I try with this band but they do nothing for me.

ratatat is bad, so that's good news

Atd-i

I heard one Fujiya and Miyagi track and it just sounded like average Krautrock tbh

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - [I]Tender Prey[/I]

[QUOTE=Zmev;16455650]Ratatat - LP3

I try with this band but they do nothing for me.[/QUOTE]

same.

theoretical girls - st

[QUOTE=Iai;16457050]I heard one Fujiya and Miyagi track and it just sounded like average Krautrock tbh[/QUOTE]

I haven't heard too much Krautrock other than Can, which I wasn't too crazy about and didn't sound too much like Fujiya and Miyagi to me. Wheres a good place to start?

The Rapture - [I]Pieces of the People We Love[/I]
Phoenix - [I]Alphabetical[/I]
Ryan Adams - [I]Gold[/I]

The Fall- Room to Live

The Feelies - Crazy Rhythms

Justin Timberlake - [i]FutureSex/LoveSounds[/i]
Chad VanGaalen - [i]Infiniheart[/i]
Dinosaur Jr. - [i]You're Living All Over Me[/i]
Bad Brains - [i]Bad Brains[/i]
Maps & Atlases - [i]You and Me and the Mountain[/i]
Extra Life - [i]Secular Works[/i]
Brand New - [i]Deja Entendu[/i]

busy day!

Stevie Wonder - [I]Songs in the Key of Life[/I]
John Coltrane - [I]Blue Train[/I]

I can't seem to get enough of Blue Train.

Modest Mouse

Samuel Barber: Essays for Orchestra nos. 2 and 3 (Conducted by Marin Alsop)
Andrew Hill's Neferetti
New Girl Talk
Spoon's Soft Effects.
some John Cage Stuff

Feist - [I]Let It Die[/I]
Off Minor - [I]Some Blood[/I]
Faith No More - [I]The Real Thing[/I]
Mr. Bungle - [I]Californication[/I]
Circle Takes the Square - [I]As the Roots Undo[/I]

Wipers - [i]Youth of America[/i]

Verdict: it's perfect. not a single bad song. [i]Is This Real?[/i] doesn't have a bad song either, but these songs are even LESS bad. every one rules but ITR? had some that were merely okay.

Lots of Ohana. They're like a better version of My Disco.

I'm listening to My Disco right now. I should probably hear Ohana.