YESSSS!!! Especially agree with you on The Soundtrack to Your Escape and We are the Void...

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I heard that Tyondai Braxton was heavily influenced by Igor Stravinsky, so I wanted to check it out.
I hope this is the one clutnuckle liked, because it was a little hard to find.

That's the one. Arguably the greatest performance of the either piece that I've ever heard. Though I suppose some of Stravinsky's own leads could do the trick, too...

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Angels of Light - We Are Him
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I'm excited for these. Gira doing folk rock? Yeeeee

King Crimson-In the Court of the Crimson King
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King Crimson-In the Wake of Poseidon
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Just a thought: It might be a good idea to at least write down the genre of the music you've bought.
Same goes for the 'what are you listening now?' thread.
I always look at all the postings and make a list of everything that's remotely interesting.
But most of the time I can't figure out what it is without listening.
So adding a genre to your posting might make it easier for everyone to 'filter' a bit.
Just a thought.
Eitherway, I was weeks behind, so here's the list of stuff I'm going to listen to tomorrow.
I've listened to some things while reading the postings, so this list isn't complete :)

The list I've made the in the last 20 minutes.:
Von Hertzen Brothers - Approach
Silver Apples
No Age - Everything in Between
Steve Hillage
Daisy Chainsaw
Hightide Hotel
Pedals On Our Pirate Ships- Pedals On Our Pirate Ships
Alcatraz-Vampire State Building
I Would set myself on Fire for you
The Batfish Boys-The Gods Hate Kansas
Electric Eels - The Eyeball of Hell
Last Exit - Last Exit (1986)
The Lounge Lizards - Lounge Lizards (1981)
Tartar Lamb - Polyimage Of Known Exits (2011)
Bondage Fruit-Bondage Fruit
Cage-Hell's Winter
Neurosis-Times Of Grace
Fields- Junip
Age Sixteen - Open Up Finders, Please
Archives - Decline
Captain, Your Ship Is Sinking - Captain, Your Ship Is Sinking
Say Hi - Um, Uh Oh
Jeff The Brotherhood

Haven't got a clue what genre most of this is.
We'll see about that :)

Yes! Yes!
Both Great albums :D.

A lot of great stuff on that list! It's funny, I think I kind of had you pegged as a punk and garage rock kind of guy. It's nice to see that your tastes are much broader than I had assumed. :)

I've been keeping a running list since I got here of titles to check out. I will never finish it.

I agree with Janzoon, fantastic stuff on this list, I'll tell you there's a lot of punk, hardcore and emo on that list, but a lot of great punk, hardcore and emo. (Pedals On Our Pirate Ships, Hightide Hotel, Age Sixteen, I Would Set Myself On Fire For You) And that Say Hi album is fantastic too. Overall though great variety.

Oh and I got this

Neil Perry - Lineage Situation
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I've heard this called "entry level screamo", still I'm curious.

Haha, I don't know most of that list so I'm not sure if it's a reference.
But I definately am not a punk and garage rock kind of guy.
I play punk now and then but almost no garage rock.
I'm mainly into better 60's and 70's pop and rock, alternative (mostly non-electronic) music from the 90's till now and a into jazz, ska, reggae.

I really have a broad taste, indeed.

Click the link under my postings.
There's tabs at the bottom ;).

Same here! I just get behind really badly now and then.