Good percussion

Let's say yer listening to the ipod/portable player on the train.

You can fit in pretty good/blood chemisrty is okay, mild euphoria:

Mo Boma/Myths of the Future (any of the 3)
Mokave/ any of em'
Glen Velez/Pan Eros
Reinhard Flatischler/Megadrums
Ned Rothenberg/Synch (both discs have great tablas)

It's getting a little harder to maintain, can't hold back the occasional sardonic grin and spastic body movement:

Ronald Shannon Jackson/Puttin' On Dog
Andrew Cyrille & Maonao/Metamusician's Stomp
Dougie Bowne/One Way Elevator
Paul Wertico Trio/Live in Warsaw
Anders Johansson/Red Shift
Jim Black/Alasnoaxis
Good For Cows/Less Than Or Equal To
Indica Project/Horn OK Please
Richard Johnson & Jud Martindale/Creatures of Habit
Max Roach/Pictures in a Frame

People won't sit next to you, yer' losin' it/ watch out for men in white coats:

Lucas Niggli-Sylvie Courvoisier/Lavin
Ducret-Previte/In the Grass
Bobby Previte/Slay the Suitors
Dave Storrs/Another Thing
Lee-Van der Schyff/These Are Our Shoes
John French/O Solo Drumbo
Bang On A Can/Industry
Double Yellow/Double Yellow
Brad Dutz/Heat The Grill Cook Loin
Tony Oxley/Floating Phantoms
Bjorkenheim/Skopelitis/Revelator
Kornstad Trio/Space Available
Jonas Hellborg/Good People
Massacre/Meltdown, Killing Time, Funny Valentine
Anderson-Bennink-Doran/Azurety

You might also want to check out this recent thread...lots of recommendations...
Brian

Safri Duo: Goldrush, and Works for Percussion. This is classical percussion and is great stuff.

Global Percussion Network, Rauk. On Opus3 SACD. Mostly on the quiet and delicate side, but great sound and lovely music.

Mark Nauseef I believe is a percussion king.
Also explore Nana Vasconcielos on ECM.

Thanks for the all replies. I do own Mickey Hart's Planet Drum, although it just isn't my cup of tea, I couldn't really get into it, don't get me wrong it is a wonderful recording but not for me. I'm into pieces that are more fast paced.