Fractionals

So today I'm a little late leaving for second shift at work, so instead of taking painful minutes figuring out what I want to listen to (a nearly impossible thing to decide) I just grabbed a chunk of the unsorted CDs adorning one wall of my room. And here's what I got:

R.E.M. - Document
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - Source Tags & Codes
The Strokes - Room On Fire
Mogwai - Ten Rapid
Iggy and the Stooges - Raw Power (1)
Cream - Strange Brew: The Very Best Of Cream
The Apples In Stereo - Her Wallpaper Reverie (2)
Copyright - Love Story (3)
The Replacements - Tim (4)
Radiohead - Pablo Honey (5)

I do like some non-rock music, I swear. I'd guess at least 3-4 of these are eventually bound for the record store.

(1) This will be a first listen, if I get to it. I doubt I'll like it more than Fun House, but we'll see.
(2) "Questions And Answers" is the shit, yo. I actually prefer my Apples In Stereo as brief as possible, and surrounded by weird instrumentals ("Les Amants" once gave me a bad scare late at night on headphones).
(3) I bought this because I loved "Transfiguration" and "Radio", and I think I still do - I tried to sell it repeatedly because "Seven" and especially "Omnicide" are very silly. It was my favourite record for a brief period when I was very young. But "Once Upon A Valentine" is a pretty great anti-love song, and I think I may want to give this one another chance.
(4) There are some tremendous songs here - "Bastards Of Young" and "Left Of The Dial", yeah, but "Little Mascara" and "Hold My Life" are maybe even better, to say nothing of "Here Comes A Regular". Still, the record as a whole has never done that much for me - I may wind up letting this one go.
(5) I think this record may be underrated. "Lurgee" and "Blow Out" certainly are, and "Prove Yourself" and "I Can't" - the first half has some duds, but it ends really strongly.