http://www.megaupload.com/?d=L52W4D3X

Converge was my favorite band in the 9th grade. Really great band, though. When Forever Comes Crashing is probably the heaviest thing that they did; and yet, some debate that it's successors Jane Doe and You Fail Me are heavier. It's whatever. I couldn't really tell you where these guys draw their influence other than really vague genre tags. There is a lot of a hardcore punk influence. But I am sure that you know this. Everyone knows about these guys by now. This is When Forever Comes Crashing.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=APJC32YM

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Quite possibly the best musicians alive today. Godspeed You Black Emperor! formed in 1994 and hail from Montreal, Canada. They have the best song structures that I have ever heard. The best chord progressions I have heard from any band in any genre. Although this is not my favorite record they put out, it still offers nothing less than brilliant melodies, awesome samples, and intense instrumentation; experiment with sounds is all abundant. If you have any interest in classical forms; such as sonata allegro, you would find a lot of this album interesting.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CVE99ABG

Buried At Sea's Migration is a meta stain in the depressive, occult history of the doom metal genre. The riffs seem Sabbath inspired, but not as much as many other doom bands accredit to their sound. The tone of the guitars is unbelievable. Really thick layered lows. The melodies on this album come second only to Asunder's works. Real doom metal heads listen to Buried At Sea hahahaha

http://www.mediafire.com/?854ulnykjd9

Those creative song writing bastards, some call them Ween, are back with La Cucaracha. These songs are so well crafted, in Ween's typical fashion. If you've never heard them before, I could guarantee that you have. haha We all have at some point. These guys have shit out songs the past 20 years. Woman and Man is a jammin track.

http://www.mediafire.com/?0mh9jgdlxdx

Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky was a Russian composer; one whom experienced endless of acclaim for his ballets and symphonies during the romantic era. This link is to his ballet The Sleeping Beauty.