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13) Atsushi Koga (GARIN) - Through the Clouds
Submitted by: UF8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFt_hyB5Y74

Miyamoto patch this song into Mario Kart 8 right now. Sounds like a hyped-up Vulfpeck jam at times. Sam Gendel-tier sax solos @ 1:16 and 5:07, bah-gawd. Pretty nice synth solo following the first iteration, too. Just a great jam with impressive soloing, it flows together really well the whole way.

12) Pavement - 5-4=Unity
Submitted by: Epyo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4Kq9crN7KI

I swear I had this typed out before Seginustemple's comment

I Can't Believe It's Not Take Five! A fun little 5/4 jazz-rock tune, with an interesting B melody (first heard at 0:29) that adds an air of intrigue. I like when it intentionally gets a little messy at 1:18. It was nice to break up the rest of the entries with a short, relaxed track like this, where the musicians sprinkle in little interesting bits for flavor without being too overpowering (the distorted strumming @ 0:39, for example).

11) Radiohead - The National Anthem
Submitted by: Place
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfQD1QiQ9o4

I'm going to get in trouble for this one. The main fuzzy guitar riff is so great and catchy, but unfortunately, this isn't an instrumental at all lol. I mean, 90% of the time it is - there aren't a ton of lyrics here, but it's still like 2 verses' worth. I had already pretty much decided to rank everything that was posted before I realized this, oops!

The sound mixing is cool, I like tracks like this where there's a lot of chaos and it borders on collapsing in on itself, but still keeps a rhythm going. Great sax entrance at 2:39.

5:23 - approximately one hour after eating Taco Bell

Would have easily been top 10 if Thom Yorke could've shut the hell up, and been quiet for once in his life.