Top 5 Favorite Instrumentals

Started by EverythingChanges, Dec 02, 2012, 01:07 AM

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exist10z

Quote from: Ruckus on Dec 03, 2012, 04:37 PM
RUSH-YYZ
Metallica-Orion
Eric Johnson-Cliffs of Dover
Scale the Summit-Sargasso Sea
DJ Shadow-Organ Donor (ha!  that doesn't count does it?)

Back in the day, something like Liz Reed would have made my list but it's crazy how much I've distanced myself from the Allmans now.

Foul!  I might have put DJ Shadow, or various other electronic choices, if that were allowed. :happy:
Sisyphus - Just rollin' that rock up the hill, and hoping it doesn't crush me on the way back down..

Tracy 2112

Quote from: Ruckus on Dec 03, 2012, 04:37 PM
RUSH-YYZ
Metallica-Orion
Eric Johnson-Cliffs of Dover
Scale the Summit-Sargasso Sea
DJ Shadow-Organ Donor (ha!  that doesn't count does it?)


nice
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EverythingChanges

Quote from: Tracy 2112 on Dec 03, 2012, 05:36 PM
Quote from: Ruckus on Dec 03, 2012, 04:37 PM
RUSH-YYZ
Metallica-Orion
Eric Johnson-Cliffs of Dover
Scale the Summit-Sargasso Sea
DJ Shadow-Organ Donor (ha!  that doesn't count does it?)


nice

This. I haven't heard that song in such a long time.
I wonder why we listen to poets when nobody gives a fuck

HansAndreas

Incredible Bongo Band - Apache
The Wooden Glass feat. Billy Wooten - In The Rain
The Millennium - Prelude
Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Perpertuum Mobile
Ry Cooder - Paris, Texas

StaggerLee

I wouldnt consider myself a Stones fan.  BUT the french horn solo in the begining of Beast of Burden has always been a favorite of mine.
Flip Flip Flipadelphia

Jaimoe

This is a pretty convincing example of why The Who were once considered the greatest live rock band on the planet. Ho.Lee.Fuck.

The Who - Amazing Journey / Sparks - Tanglewood 1970 (HIFI STEREO AUDIO)