Thanks a lot It is indeed one of the better post-rock songs (And bands, for that matter), but unfortunately, this song is very hard to find on a physical disc... Haven't even found any of their albums on eebay.

My favorite version of this song. Once again, I think it's better than the original song. The voice of the tortured Clapton of the time of Derek and the Dominos is perfect, and the the howlings of Duane Allman in the background... Marvelous combination. And the solos are so expressive... Amazing.

Another guy I discovered on the french sub here. Even though there are a lot of kids there, there are some very nice guys too. Here is an opportunity to thank fdp, DTCian, Agarwaen, Hydroxie, Apo, precisions, and probably many others. Special thanks to TaGueule and Babymezzy. Probably the two guys who made around 1/10 of my collection directly, and much more with their influence and their open mind.

So Wasaru... Between trip-hop, downtempo, breakbeat, some post-rock influences... A good mixture for this instrumental music.
The artist offer his albums for free on his website: http://www.wasaru.com/

Ok.... ^^


A well-known band today... Mogwai. One of those bands who elevate Post-rock to what it is nowadays... I saw them in live and they deserve their status.



This post was edited by wod58 on Jul 27 2011 03:16am

History shouldn't be forget, but people should also make the difference between the music a genious made and the crime a tortured guy commited. These guys were amazing and I'm disappointed in the fact that I won't ever see them in live.

Here is the song for those who have a hangover.

Not about what song of these guys I should have put in this topic, but well... This one is well representative of the music of Gojira.
Something about death, something about prog, and something unique... They also got nice lyrics in general.

This song remembers me a night where I was in a karaoke (with pianist... A real Karaoke ), and I saw two talented young girls in the late night who came and sang this. It had something crazy... It seems that this song is still powerful.