Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Sat Jan 14, 2012 6:47 am
Mastery - Lethal Legacy Joe Satriani - Surfing with the Alien Joe Satriani - Flying in a Blue Dream Jason Becker - Perpetual Burn Tony Fredianelli - Breakneck Speed
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Wargod Metal is in my blood
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Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Sat Jan 14, 2012 11:06 am
S.D. wrote:
w/ Tommy Bolin.
This is about the only thing I like instrumental!
w/ Allan Holdsworth
Killer post-Hendrix fusion freakout from John McLaughlin with Larry Young & Buddy Miles.
Wargod Metal is in my blood
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Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Sat Jan 14, 2012 11:06 am
I've never been a fan of much intsrumental albums.
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Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Sat Jan 14, 2012 2:00 pm
Wargod wrote:
I've never been a fan of much intsrumental albums.
Wargod
Most instrumental rock albums suck. You have to venture into other styles to really understand the importance of instrumental music.
nevermore Metal is my Life
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Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Sat Jan 14, 2012 3:05 pm
Mastery - Lethal Legacy Steve Vai - Passion & Warfare Anything by Pelican and Karma To Burn Agalloch - The White
I've been wanting to check out Russian Circles but haven't yet.
MetalGuy71 Bukkake Tsunami
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Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Sun Jan 15, 2012 7:38 am
akeldama wrote:
Since I dig Jazz there are many so I'll just post the Rock/Metal ones that are getting a lot of spins from me over the last few years:
I almost pulled the trigger on their debut album last week, but I stopped at the last minute. I like what I hear, but I question how much airplay I would give it. I don't mind a good instrumental now & then, but I don't listen to them that often, unless I mix 'em in with some vocal tracks.
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Fat Freddy Metal, Movies, Beer
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Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Tue Mar 20, 2018 8:30 am
Fat Freddy wrote:
Y'know, now that I think about it I don't believe I own any instrumental albums....
Six (!) years after posting this, I now can say I own ONE instrumental album... Steve Vai's "Passion & Warfare," which was a recent thrift shop find.
It made for a nice soundtrack to this morning's commute, for whatever that's worth.
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Boris2008 Metal is Forever
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Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Wed Mar 21, 2018 6:25 pm
I've got a ton of instrumental albums. Mostly electronic and psychedelia but some metal guitar albums by Chris Poland, Marty Friedman, Hizaki, Syu and Akira Takasaki
I just love how Hizaki plays
MetalGuy71 Bukkake Tsunami
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Subject: Re: Instrumental Albums Fri Apr 13, 2018 9:19 am
MetalGuy71 wrote:
No love for Paul Gilbert's instrumental albums?
Throw in a few Satch albums and Chris Poland's Return to Metropolis and that about covers it for me. Jeff Loomis' ain't bad either.
Oh and Zappa's Shut Up And Play Yer Guitar. Killer.
In the 5+ years since I posted here, I've probably added 25-30 jazz albums that are all strictly instrumental. Adding vocals to the brilliant Wes Montgomery or Jimmy Smith's instrumentation would just ruin them for me, akin to putting ketchup on steak.
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