Good sleep music?

[VerbalPuke]

I always liked the Doors for sleeping, they worked out pretty well, having music that isn't too rough around the edges.

Also the song "Desperado" by Alice Cooper was always helpful.

[conor]

As Dust Dances 2/15ths Biffy Clyro

Chasing Cars Snow Patrol

Dusk And Summer Dashboard Confessional

Hear You Me Jimmy Eat World

How To Save A Life The Fray

Good to Know That If I Ever Need Attention All I Have To Do Is Die Brand New

It Ends Tonight All-American Rejects

Just Watch the Fireworks Jimmy Eat World

Home Foo Fighters

Mono Fightstar

One Thing Finger Eleven

Play Crack the Sky Brand New

Savin' Me Nickelback

Stolen Dashboard Confessional

The Warmth Incubus

Tonight, Tonight Smashing Pumpkins

Wake Up Coheed & Cambria

Winter Joshua Radin

23 Jimmy Eat World

11am Incubus

I'm Lost Without You Blink 182

Happiness By The Kilowatt City And Colour

Half The Man I Used To Be Nirvana

Soul To Squeeze Red Hot Chili Peppers

New American Classic Taking Back Sunday

Stellar Incubus

Me Vs. Maradona Vs. Elvis Brand New

[OGpistolpete]

Any song by Broken Social Scene, but their 'Feel Good Lost' album is a great album to go asleep to. As long as 'Stomack Song' doesn't scare you do death when you are laying down with your eyes closed and the lights off. Creepy shit right there.

[RazorsEdge]

Sigur Ros, Bright Eyes, Pink Floyd, Buckethead. .

[Captain Eo]

always gets me in the sleeping mood.

But on a serious note, Armor For Sleep have a concept album called Dream to Make Believe that is pretty fucking incredible.

[probablyoliver]

how could I forget Broken Social Scene? Dammit. "Beehives" is probably the best sleepy BSS album, espeically Ambulance for the Ambience and Da Da Dada.

Aereogramme are great for sleeping, altho a little epic in some places. Also DnTel and any Owen Pallett (some Arcade Fire and Final Fantasy, but cerrrtainly not Les Mouches) helps a lot too. =]