I loved their music until their guitarists took control. Space draws in the listener. Punk is the exception.

My son recommended I listen to some dubstep. I heard Skream on TheSixtyOne and caught the infection.

He mixes intelligent lyrical patterns with normalized musical constructs--think BT meets Phillip Glass after a Bob Marley concert.

His magnum opus, Kind of Blue, brought jazz to the masses. Two years before, "Ascenseur por la chafaud" forever changed soundtracks. Those are only two highlights from a brilliant body of work.

Tangerine Dream and Babylon 5 Soundtrack -- WOW

His gospel influenced passing chords are often overlooked as part of Pink Floyd's genius.

A music genius and a pilot. Double thumbs up.

I saw him use samples live in 1978 and my jaw dropped. One man created all that sound and pulled it together into music. KT Tunstall would similarly impress me years later.

Jaco's name is on every list of best bass players. Too bad his mental problems destroyed him.

What a great intro to IDM and Math Rock. Next time I visit Steffan Antonas we're looking these guys up.

Thanks for the intro by Todd Williams. It figures Fraser is the Guru.

Tal's stood on stage with Jeff Beck and owned it. S'more please, sir!

Trance with punkish vocals seems curious.

Chill hip-hop

Finnish punkers throw down on Viper Ethics.

It's hard to believe someone this talented and prolific has got lost in Bob Marley's shadow.

Finally, some new Christmas music.

Squeezing pain into flow and guitar riffs.

These girls got skillz and their music continues to evolve.

The girl's skillz are off-the-hook but her appearance on Colbert made me a fan: Colbert pwns Jay-Z: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMYb8sq-jDU

How do you play a tenor and bari sax at the same time?!

Made the keyboard his slave and freed funk from its confines. The world has not been the same since.