| The Real Wizard 04.04.2008 02:14 |
Here are mine: Chet Atkins - Chinatown, My Chinatown Jeff Beck - Cause We've Ended As Lovers Chicago - Aire Dixie Dregs - What If Bill Evans - Waltz For Debby Steve Howe - Clap Igor Stravinsky - Firebird Dream Theater - Erotomania Led Zeppelin - Bron-Yr-Aur John Petrucci - Glasgow Kiss Jordan Rudess - Insectsamongus Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (part 1) Rush - La Villa Strangiato Joe Satriani - Midnight The Who - The Rock Stevie Wonder - Contusion Frank Zappa - Peaches en Regalia What are yours? |
| Dan C. 04.04.2008 03:01 |
Man... this is one I'm going to have to think on! I would like to make mention of both "Castellorizon" and "Red Sky at Night" from the latest David Gilmour album. They're pretty sweet! More later... |
| john bodega 04.04.2008 05:29 |
Vital Transformation! No there's a much better one but I just can't remember the name of it at the moment. |
| Poo, again 04.04.2008 06:14 |
The Party Boy Song! |
| Rick 04.04.2008 06:42 |
Without any doubt: A Saucerful Of Secrets by the Floyd. Especially the live versions, like the one on the live disc of Ummagumma. How totally chaos can segue into a peaceful tune. The organ part is just beautiful. |
| john bodega 04.04.2008 07:20 |
<font color=blue>Rick wrote: Without any doubt: A Saucerful Of Secrets by the Floyd. Especially the live versions, like the one on the live disc of Ummagumma. How totally chaos can segue into a peaceful tune. The organ part is just beautiful.Right on |
| YourValentine 04.04.2008 08:28 |
Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells Ommadawn Platinum QE 2 I could listen to Oldfield day and night for years without getting bored |
| Micrówave 04.04.2008 12:26 |
Bitches Brew (Album) - Miles Davis Kind Of Blue (Album) - Miles Davis Aereal Boundaries - Michael Hedges Sleepwalk - Larry Carlton Mussorgsky's Pictures At An Exhibition - Chicago Symp w/ Solti conducting Mongonucleousis - Chicago (Yes, Aire too!) Lucifer or Sirius - Alan Parsons Terminal Frost - Pink Floyd Masquerade - Yes (Steve Howe) Bourée - Jethro Tull Diversity - Charles Neville Passion (Album) - Peter Gabriel Tabula Rasa - Arvo Pärt Satch Boogie - Joe Satriani Europa - Santana |
| josedequeso 04.04.2008 12:54 |
Camel-The Whole Snow Goose Album Dixie Dregs-What If Emerson Lake And Palmer-The Barbarian Emerson Lake And Palmer-Toccata Emerson Lake And Palmer-Blues Variation Genesis-Horizons Genesis-Hairless Heart Genesis-The Waiting Room (Especially the live versions) Jethro Tull-Bouree King Crimson-The "Larks Tounge In Aspic" Series King Crimson-The Talking Drum Led Zeppelin-Bron-Yr-Aur Mahavishnu Orchestra-The Whole Apocalypse Album Pink Floyd-Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part 1) Rush-La Villa Strangiatto Rush-YYZ Santana-Incident At Neshabur Tool-Triad Tool-Disposition Yes-Mood For A Day Yes-Sound Chaser |
| Micrówave 04.04.2008 13:09 |
josedequeso wrote: Yes-Sound ChaserI would have said that, but there are bit vocals on that! |
| Mr Mercury 04.04.2008 13:40 |
YourValentine wrote: Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells Ommadawn Platinum QE 2 I could listen to Oldfield day and night for years without getting boredSame here. Brilliant multi-instrumentalist that fellow. His new CD, Music Of The Spheres, is pretty good as well. |
| Mr Mercury 04.04.2008 14:09 |
Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: Here are mine: Chet Atkins - Chinatown, My ChinatownI never really paid much attention to Chet Atkins until I got a hold on a tutorial DVD he did called "The Guitar Of Chet Atkins". By God he could play and then some!! So from that I am gonna nominate two songs he did and they are - Londonderry Aire When You Wish Upon A Star. |
| pittrek 04.04.2008 14:18 |
Mike Oldfiels' Tubular Bells Deep Purple's Concerto For Group And Orchestra (even when the second movement includes some vocals) Metallica - Orion Black Sabbath - Embryo / Orchid (Oh god I love Iommi) All Treasure Moment songs |
| josedequeso 04.04.2008 15:09 |
Micrówave wrote:Ooooooooooh shit, and I call myself a Yes fan?! :Pjosedequeso wrote: Yes-Sound ChaserI would have said that, but there are bit vocals on that! pittrek wrote: Black Sabbath - Embryo / OrchidForgot about those two, and Rat Salad! |
| Leaky Luke 04.04.2008 15:15 |
Moby Dick - Led Zeppelin When You're in - Pink Floyd Albatros - Fleetwood Mac Edit: and of course Red River Rock - Johnny and the Hurricanes |
| pittrek 04.04.2008 16:29 |
How could I forget Rat Salad ?pittrek wrote: Black Sabbath - Embryo / OrchidForgot about those two, and Rat Salad! P.S. Joe - You have mail :) |
| The Real Wizard 05.04.2008 00:13 |
josedequeso wrote:Shame on you!!!Micrówave wrote:Ooooooooooh shit, and I call myself a Yes fan?! :Pjosedequeso wrote: Yes-Sound ChaserI would have said that, but there are bit vocals on that! ;) |
| David Jones 05.04.2008 09:34 |
Joe Meek's Telstar by the Tornados anyone? |
| Cygnus X-1 05.04.2008 20:13 |
Rush - La Villa Strangiato / YYZ / Main Monkey Business The Who - Sparks Deep Purple (Steve Morse) - The Well Dressed Guitar Tommy Bolin - Homeward Strut / Owed To G & his work on Billy Cobham's "Spectrum" Dream Theater - Erotomania Pink Floyd - Echoes (ok, at least 3% of this song are vocals...) Santana - Soul Sacrifice Metallica - Call of Ktulu Jimmy Smith - Root Down Dick Dale - Misirlou Man or Astroman? - everything!! |
| Hooligan's Holiday 05.04.2008 20:53 |
"Fractured Mirror", "Fractured Too", and "Fractured III" by Ace Frehley. They are so... tranquil, and relaxing, and all-around awesome! Oh, and also... Any instrumental by Rush, Queen's "Procession", uh... That's all I got right now. |
| Saint Jiub 05.04.2008 23:48 |
Heart - Sylvan Song ELO - Fire on High Elton John - Funeral for a Friend Plus many listed previously |
| mystic_rhythms 07.04.2008 18:13 |
Gym Bitch wrote: Heart - Sylvan Song ELO - Fire on High Elton John - Funeral for a Friend Plus many listed previouslyAh, Fire On High...well, it's an instrumental unless you play it backwards. "The music is reversible, but time is not. Turn back! Turn back! Turn back!" Anyways, I agree with the post before the last one. Any instrumental by Rush is kickass, i mean, they've gotten 5 Grammy nods (6 if you count Neil Peart's drum solo from Rush In Rio). They haven't won, but they are still awesome to me. :) Here's my fave instrumentals (other than Rush): David Bowie - Crystal Japan Mason Williams - Classical Gas Pink Floyd - On The Run Van Halen - Eruption Queen - Chinese Torture I also like Follow Your Bliss by The B-52s. It's one of those 'thinking' type of songs; it's peaceful, and it's rhythm really opens your mind. -=Brian=- |
| Mr.Jingles 07.04.2008 20:16 |
Metallica - Call of the Ktulu (S&M version) Metallica - Orion Santana - Europe Pink Floyd - One of These Days Van Halen - Eruption David Gilmour - Castellorizon Muse - Piano Thing U2 - October Elton John - Funeral For A Friend Depeche Mode - Memphisto Depeche Mode - Stjarna Alan Parsons Project - Magammamma Alan Parsons Project - Sirius Alan Parsons Project - Lucifer Rodrigo & Gabriela - (The Entire album!) Robert Miles - Dreamland (the whole album) |
| its_a_hard_life 26994 07.04.2008 20:21 |
Canon Rock :) |
| Brian_Mays_Wig 08.04.2008 08:46 |
Call of Ktulu and Orion are excellent instrumentals. Metallica played Orion at Wembley Stadium last year and it sounded as though it was coming straight off the record, was amazing. For the love of God by Steve Vai is pretty amazing too! |
| its_a_hard_life 26994 08.04.2008 09:09 |
Brian_Mays_Wig wrote: For the love of God by Steve Vai is pretty amazing too! |
| sexmachine 08.04.2008 16:21 |
LINK WRAY : RUMBLE just bought the original 7". it´s 50 years old this year and it was the reason that pete townsend started to play guitar (they say). hey bob, i´ll answer your mail soon! |