The Beatles- [I]Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band[/I]
The Ergs! - [I]Upstairs/Downstairs[/I]
Elliott Smith - [I]Either/Or[/I]

Deerhoof - [i] The Milk Man [/i]
Fugazi - [i] 13 Songs [/i]

[QUOTE=RedMorningLight;14630616]Last few days I've been enjoying [I]Reflection Eternal[/I] alot. I didn't rate this as high as the BlackStar album or [I]Black On Both Sides[/I] but now I do for sure. The album closer is amazing, a Nina Simone cover. Anyways, there is a question from this, which artists would you suggest I explore that are in the same style? I haven't really got into people like Aesop Rock or the Dangermouse colab in the past, so you can see what I haven't been digging.[/QUOTE]

One Bee Lo - S.O.N.O.G.R.A.M
Binary Star - Masters of the Universe
Cyne - Evolution Flight
Souls of Mischief - 93 to Infinity

that will get you started

John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band - S/T

Nick Drake - [I]Bryter Lyter[/I]
Nick Drake - [I]Pink Moon[/I]
Nick Drake - [I]Five Leaves Left[/I]

sounds like you need to kill yourself already.

Tuna Laguna - [I]Ripples and Swells[/I]

Norwegian post-rock in the vein of Battles and Jaga Jazzist. Pretty good on first listen.

Wolf Eyes - [i]Human Animal[/i]
Ultralyd - [i]Chromosome Gun[/i]
Harvey Milk - [i]Special Wishes[/i]
Each surprisingly good. Very pleased.

Sleeping People - Sleeping People

cool prog rock type stuff but more dissonant. math / prog i dunno its dope w/e it is

Pretty average and everything sounds pretty similar actually.

Plus it was all the rage two months ago!

are you talking about Tuna Laguna or Sleeping People?

Sp.

oh i didnt know it was ever the rage. i dunno i think its cool. the drummers great. and they hit a lot of good guitar harmonies. i dont think any of the songs have any really binding themes, like they could have made this album one forty minute track or like thirty one minute tracks and it wouldnt have made much of a difference, so if thats what you mean by everything sounding similar then i guess so but they change stuff around enough to keep me interested throughout the album

they sound like a slowed down dep breakdown

yea which is

dooooooope

The Jazz June is pretty kewl. I don't know why I called them post-hardcore which probably isn't accurate. they basically sound like a less-polished Sparta, which is all for the better.

The Mothers of Invention - [I]Uncle Meat[/I]

some of [I]The Samuel Jackson Five[/I]...
[I]Califone[/I]
[I]Peter Bjorn and John[/I]

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;14633520][SIZE="5"]i love NICK TOONS[/SIZE][/QUOTE]

Oh, cool.

Pele - elephant

Damien Jurado - [I]Rehearsals For Departure[/I]
Sunn O))) and Boris - [I]Altar[/I]
Over the Rhine - [I]Drunkard's Prayer[/I]
Starflyer 59 - [I]Everybody Makes Mistakes[/I]

The Jam - [I]All Mod Cons[/I]

stone roses - second coming
its pretty good

Autechre - [I]Tri Repeatae[/I]

Trainspotting - [I]OST[/I]

Perfect Day by Lou Reed = f'ing win.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;14635469]Trainspotting - [I]OST[/I]

Perfect Day by Lou Reed = f'ing win.[/QUOTE]

"Satellite of Love" is good too.

Currently listening to [I]All Things Must Pass[/I] by George Harrison.

Thomas Brinkmann - [I]Concept 1 96:VR[/I]

This is like a remix of a Richie Hawtin (Plastikman) album. It's actually really good pretty laidback minimal techno. I dig it

Ten Years After - BBC Sessions 1967-68
Calexico - The Black Light
Procol Harum - Exotic Birds and Fruit
The Herbaliser - Fabriclive.26
Monster Magnet - Forget About Life, I'm High On Dope

Notorious B.I.G. - [I]Ready To Die[/I]

Cloud cult - [I]The Meaning of 8[/I] ...still
I really like the concept of this album. Craig Minowa has a sweet voice. There are some blah songs on here, especially in comparison with tracks like "[I]Chemicals Collide[/I]" and "[I]Take Your Medicine[/I]" but overall it's great.

Nine Inch Nails - [I]Year Zero[/I]
Listened to most of it. It's ok.