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porcuipine tree - fadeaway porcupine tree - dark matter bohren und der club of gore tangerine dream sigur ros shora godspeed you! etc yndi halda red sparowes, i guess post rock in general any krautrock as far as melancholic goes blood on the tracks five leaves left, pink moon...

interesting, but didn't seem like you had any answers or conclusions. just got being and time for xmas ftr

dadadaddaaaaaaa da dada da dada ddadadadadada dada da dada dadada pushitover baby....we're maaaaaaaaaaaakin looooooooooooooove to youuuuu

art blakey and the jazz messengers - live in stockholm 1959

maybe pokers not your game. how bout a spelling contest?

ennio morricone - per un pugno di dollari

vintersorg?

bill bruford - one of a kind is pretty cool. have you heard bitches brew and in a silent way? herbie hancock has some good ones chad wackerman - 40 reasons

didnt really like what ive heard. disjointed fusion of styles, didnt sound special to me. but ive only heard one song that a friend let me hear. it was around 10 mins i think.

its their best record, its similar of course to iicdiaoaiwdiaoy golf girl, winter wine, itlogap, nfu, are all classic, and the short little love song is solid as well i can send it to you through aim if you want

cant stop listening to makes me feel better. just honest, lush folk pop with tasteful use of country/folk instruments. love this

three friends first two tracks > life i listen to three friends and power and the glory the most. btw, ive discovered that raconteur troubadour is an amazing song, i cant stop listening to that. cheeky little violin and key interplay

i like the red sparowes...:shrugz:

~*~*~BEAUOTY IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDOR~*~*~ :girl: :littleangel: :flower: akehead: :goop: :dhalsim:

stereotypical rainy night sax sound...lol...whatever it is, it owns

1971 was insanely pwnful

oops....:erk:

shadows fall is horrid

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