Love Porcupine Tree, Aesop Rock, and EMP. Kinda dig APC and Matisyahu, and I am not too interested in the rest.

Metallica - One
NEU! - Lieber Honig
The Residents - Weight-Lifting Lulu
Black Sabbath - Embryo
Nels Cline - Squirell of God
Ministry - Game Show
Secret Chiefs 3 - Combat For the Angel
Nels Cline - I Heard You Moved to Pahrump, Nevada - You Cannot Escape
Albert Ayler - Our Prayer
Frank Zappa - St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast

great set there....still love 'One' by metallica, NEU!, Residents Sabbath etc etc...all of tis pretty damn good....question though....what album is 'I heard you moved to pahrump nv" from?

Phallus Die - Boiler Room Party (A Day In The Life Of Brian Wilson)
The Cramps - Uranium Rock (File Under Sacred Music (Early Singles 1978-1981)
Turbonegro - Imorgen Skal Eg Daue (Ass Cobra)
Björk - Human Behavior (Debut)
New Order - World (Republic)
Ruins - Dapp (Burning Stone)
Rites of Spring - Nudes (End On End)
Youth Brigade - Look In The Mirror (Someone's Gonna Get Their Head to Believe in Something)
Cherubs - Coonass (Heroin Man)
ALL - Bail (Breaking Things)

It's off of Nels Clines' 2010 release of Dirty Baby. It's a really good avant-garde noise jazz, basically. Nothing like Wilco or Nels Clines' rock oriented work.

Good stuff there bob. Basically like everything, with the exception of Phallus Die and
Turbonegro,which I have not heard before :)

Magazine – Definitive Gaze
Madvillain – All Caps
Death Grips – Fuck That
Thee Oh Sees – Carrion Crawler
Cage – Too Heavy for Cherubs
Jawbox – Savory
Karen Dalton – 2:19 Train
Miles Davis – The Theme (Take 1)
Orange Goblin – A Eulogy for the Damned
pg.lost – The Day Shift

I really like Miles Davis and Madvillain. Death Grips are pretty good as well, and I've only heard of all the rest except for Karen Dalton and Orange Goblin.

Pink Floyd - Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX)
mewithoutYou - A Glass Can Only Spill What It Contains
Mr. Scruff - Valley of the Sausages
Yo La Tengo - Sometimes I Don't Get You
Kayo Dot - Ocellated God
Portugal. the Man - The Home
Sonic Youth - Hey Joni
Devin Townsend - Planet of the Apes
My Morning Jacket - Run Thru
Autechre - Gnit

He did bring an avante-garde sound to Wilco though. Sorta

Somewhat, his solo work is much more listenable in terms of avant-garde works. Wilco is basically an indie rock band with a kind of weird guitarist. What I was trying to say is that Nels Cline's album Dirty Baby is different enough to be along the same lines as Destroy All Nels Cline and is almost as fantastic in terms of guitar work. Just sayin.

Great Devin Townsend track, nice to see Portugal the man, great part of Shine On as well...

Diablo Swing Orchestra - Voodoo Mon Amour
Cosmosquad - My Guitar Gently Screams
You Slut! - Pitch and Putt with You Slut!
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - Time Is Too Expensive
Mastodon - Mother Puncher
Gösta Berlings Saga - Gliese 581G
Melt-Banana – Shield for Your Eyes, a Beast in the Well on Your Hand
Sungrazer - Vastness; In Orbit
Antipop Consortium - Ping Pong (The Return)
Secret Saucer - A Sublime Metaphor

ironically the only two bands on your list i could really comment on are the only two you didn't love :)

Psychic TV - Cascades (Pagan Day)
Scarling. - Bummer (So Long, Scarecrow)
Scratch Acid - For Crying Out Loud (The Greatest Gift)
Ides of Gemini - Resurrectionists (Constantinople)
Areola 51 - Can't Shit Still (Areola 51)
Cringer - Despair Ends (Greatest Hits Vol. 1)
The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud - XII (Rest On Your Arms Reversed)
Mars - 3E (The Complete Studio Recordings NYC 1977-1978)
Dr Know - Life Returns (The Best Of Dr Know)
Rome - Beasts of Prey (Nera)

It's bad enough I bold 8. They're all on a high plane for being in my library ;D. bolding all 10 would be silly. I bold by mood.