Instrumental songs

[Shoden]

I've been extremely interested in Instrumental songs recently, I have so far.

Metallica: Anasthesia, Call of Ktulu, Orion, To Live is To Die and Dirty Window

Megadeth: Vortex, and Into The Lungs of Hell.

I have others by other bands somewhere.

Does anyone else here like instrumental? Any recommendations? Btw I prefer fast thrashy songs.

[Venom]

Eruption by Van Halen.

Fetus by W.A.S.P.

[Perducci]

Micheal Angelo Batio - No Boundries. :cool:


You should listen to John Frusciante's album 'Usually Just a T-Shirt'. It's mostly instrumental, though it's not quite Thrash Metal, it's still interesting stuff.

[Venom]

Micheal Angelo Batio - No Boundries. :cool:


You should listen to John Frusciante's album 'Usually Just a T-Shirt'. It's mostly instrumental, though it's not quite Thrash Metal, it's still interesting stuff.

Have you heard Micheal Angelo's "Speed kills"? that one is pretty awesome too.

EDIT:.....I feel stupid now.

[Shoden]

It's the same song Venom.

Edit: You should, but don't worry, easy mistake, the album is called guitar gods, look into it, good for inst' music.

[Perducci]

It's the same song Venom.

No, they're different.
Though I still prefer No Boundries.
Especially after it was on Burnt Face Man. :cool:

[Venom]

It's the same song Venom.

No, they're different.
Though I still prefer No Boundries.
Especially after it was on Burnt Face Man. :cool:

Well, I guess i dont feel so stupid now.:D

[Perducci]

Though, Speed Kills does kind of sound like it could be an intro to No Boundries, now that I listen to it again.

[Venom]

Though, Speed Kills does kind of sound like it could be an intro to No Boundries, now that I listen to it again.

Ever listen to Freight Train?

[Meat Puppet]

Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick
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EDIT: Love Thing by The Melvins.

I can only remember them when they play on my playlist, sorry.

[Perducci]

Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick
typo

And also, Led Zepplin - Bron-Yr-Aur

[Shoden]

Speed Kills and Speed Lives were the names of Batio's lesson tapes, there were different versions of No Boundries on each, that's why they're easily mistaken as seperate songs, Speed Kills is basically a 1-2 minute version of No Boundries. Just way too many similarities and not enough differences to call them all seperate songs though.

I have Moby Dick, live with the extended drum solo at the end, it kicks ass.

[Venom]

Heres a good one ^___________^ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3vYZA9pPLc&search=blackie%20lawless)

[Perducci]

Though, Speed Kills does kind of sound like it could be an intro to No Boundries, now that I listen to it again.

Ever listen to Freight Train?

Nope. But I will. :cool:

[Venom]

Though, Speed Kills does kind of sound like it could be an intro to No Boundries, now that I listen to it again.

Ever listen to Freight Train?

Nope. But I will. :cool:

Its not by Micheal Angelo its by his other Band Nitro.

[Perducci]

Its not by Micheal Angelo its by his other Band Nitro.

Oh, ok.


Also, a nice little instrumental:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHcF1cUjrKg&search=John%20Frusciante

And also:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=13WVvw8h-oY

[Shine On...]

The Black Mages Of course! Great band... also anything by Pink Floyd off of the album 'Obscured By Clouds' its not thrashy or speedy but tis great nonetheless. also John Frusciante's Solo stuff is amazing

[Ramza Beoulve]

well, if you are searching for metal ones... maybe the Duke Nukem Theme - Megadeth

[Zell's Fists of Fury]

Joe Satriani. Defiantly.
Particularly: Summer Song, The Souls of Distortion, Super Collossal, etc. He's fuckin' rockin, man.

[Shoden]

Freight Train was the one Batio used his 4 way freak guitar on. It wasn't instrumental though.

[Mythra]

Call Of Ktulu by Metallica is a great instrumental song. The S&M version is even better imo with the added orchestra.

[Shoden]

I prefer Orion to the Call of Ktulu.

[Chris]

Try the instrumental version of Grace Jones' "Slave to the Rhythm." It's stunning! It is called "Hot Blooded Version."

:D

[Shoden]

I've heard that before, Chirs, it's pretty kickass, if it were faster it would be invincible, but GJ doesn't suit Thrash fast though.

I got Van Halen - Eruption, cool stuff there.

[GooeyToast]

Anything from Mogwai

[Zell's Fists of Fury]

Also: Cliffs of Dover by Eric Johnson

[Venom]

Mephisto Waltz by W.A.S.P.

[Brian The Pink Shark]

Atom Heart Mother Suite by Pink Floyd :choc:

[Shine On...]

Anything from Mogwai

Ahh, yes, so true, their stuff is rather grand, also Exlposions In The Sky, but they are hardly Speedy or thrashy, they are just pure instrumental beauty, anyone that says otherwise probably has a short attention span.

[Shoden]

Anything from Mogwai
anyone that says otherwise probably has a short attention span.

HEY! I mean, errr... Sure, they sound good.

[ekinserge]

how about Therion?...their music is great too

[GooeyToast]

Anything from Mogwai

Ahh, yes, so true, their stuff is rather grand, also Exlposions In The Sky, but they are hardly Speedy or thrashy, they are just pure instrumental beauty, anyone that says otherwise probably has a short attention span.

Quoted for utmost truth my friend. Explosions is musical bliss :)

EDIT: May I also add a band I've discovered recently, called Moonsorrow. It's definetly instrument driven, very majestic and frankly beautiful viking metal. Check out the song Jotunheim or Pimeae to see why.

[Kappy]

DT - Stream of Conciousness
Genesis - Los Endos
Metallica - Call of Ktulu

[DeathKnight]

I've been extremely interested in Instrumental songs recently, I have so far.

Metallica: Anasthesia, Call of Ktulu, Orion, To Live is To Die and Dirty Window

Megadeth: Vortex, and Into The Lungs of Hell.

I have others by other bands somewhere.

Does anyone else here like instrumental? Any recommendations? Btw I prefer fast thrashy songs.

Dirty Window is not an instrumental.

favorite instrumental: To Live Is To Die(MetallicA)

There are some recommendations I'll offer you at a later time, for now I have this one:

King Diamond: Creamation