For all of those who love instrumental music, what are your favorites?
I personally like Mike Oldfield' Tubular Bells.
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For all of those who love instrumental music, what are your favorites?
I personally like Mike Oldfield' Tubular Bells.
Godspeed You!, Black Emperor has some really great stuff, and DJ Shadow's about the best electronica I've ever heard.
Stravinski and Elgar <3
Enya, much of her music is instrumental. Great music.
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Air - Moon Safari - 01 - La femme d'argent
Air - Moon Safari - 08 - Ce matin-lą
Air - Moon Safari - 10 - Le voyage de Penelope
J Ralph - Music to Mauzner By - 01 - One Million Miles Away
J Ralph - Music to Mauzner By - 07 - The Desert Suit Conspiracy
J Ralph - Music to Mauzner By - 11 - Goonies
J Ralph - Music to Mauzner By - 14 - Untitled 17
Robert Randolph - Unclassified - 05 - Squeeze
Robert Randolph - Unclassified - 09 - Calypso
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Air - Moon Safari has some really good instrumental electronic tracks. I'd recommend track 01, "La femme d'argent", track 08 "Ce matin-lą", and track 10, "Le voyage de Penelope".
J Ralph - Music to Mauzner By (www.jralph.com) has some rocking instrumental tracks. Track 01 - "One Million Miles Away" is cool new age and was in a popular VW commercial, Track 07 - "The Desert Suit Conspiracy" is a cool spy tune, Track 11 - "Goonies" is a quirky jazz-lounge piece, and Track 14 - "Untitled 17" is a really beautiful orchestral piece.
Robert Randolph - Unclassified (www.robertrandolph.net) has two really amazing instrumental pieces. Track 05 - "Squeeze" is really upbeat, warm, and happy. Track 09 - "Calypso" has an amazing groove to its beat, and reeks of coolness.
There are tons more in my collection, but these are the ones I could think off the top of my head. And no one likes to read long posts anyawys, so here.
Evanescence has some good instrumentals. I love Eternal by them.
There are a lot of instrumental pieces I listen to. A personal favorite is Camel's Music Inspired By The Snow Goose. The entire album is instrumental and a joy to listen to.
I Like Mercury's electronica (Check out his Perception album)
And I like The Smashing Pumpkin's piano led instrumentals.
Bach, Beethoven, Mozart... etc. etc. etc.
Edit: Also, the Flecktones embody that which is awesome.
Even though I do like post rock such as GY!BE,
my favourite instrumentals are generally made by non-instrumental bands.
The band OOMPH! has always been able to create really good and original instrumentals.
Explosions In The Sky make some excellent instruments.
Joe Satriani. Awesome, AWESOME guitarist.
Robert Miles and Vanessa Mae are awesome. Dreams is my favorite by Robert Miles and Storm is my favorite by Vanessa Mae, and the coolest damn violin work I've ever witnessed. [img]http://home.eyesonff.com/images/smilies/heart.gif[/img]
I like big band music and jazz... like the Bob Moyer Big Band.... and game music (of course) and Apocalyptica.
Air, class french band.
Enya, could her music be any more beautiful?
Black Mages, can't get enough of them...trying to learn their songs on guitar, not easy I'll tell ya.
Went to a Bela Fleck and the Flecktones concert last November. :DQuote:
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Link Wray, fools.
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Mono, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Do Make Say Think, Tortoise, Air and The Album Leaf are mostly instrumental, sometimes a few of them will have vocals, but only rarely. I love instrumental music, very beautiful stuff.
Like many others, Godspeed You Black Emperor!
Hybrid - Mixing breakbeat with classical music sounds weird but it really works, check out the Wider Angle and Morning Sci-Fi album.
I saw them a few years ago. great show. Medeski Martin and Wood are great too. And of course GYBE and plenty of classical music.Quote:
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Well, hey, what do you know! I also went to a Flecktones show last November!Quote:
Went to a Bela Fleck and the Flecktones concert last November. :D
led zeppelin guitar solo