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nick n stuff

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Tonimata said:
nick n stuff said:
also, OP has a Jackson, dude kicks ass.
INDEED!
And not just any Jackson...
Randy Rhoads 3, and a most kickass instrument indeed!
dude, snap. got my RR3 two years ago. black, cos there's no other way to have a Jackson.
 

Ironboot

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There's a lot of good instrumental metal... Blotted Science must be one of my favourite bands.

 

erto101

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well some of it is pure awesome :p
couple of genres where it's cool:
Funk, Jazz, Blues (OMG Stevie Ray Vaughan!!!),Rock, Alt. Rock, classic and for some reason covers of mr. Wonder ^^

Edit: How could i forget one of my favs ?? : New Age Classic
 

Jonluw

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Instrumental music is great. I do love me some classical music, and I also listen to instrumental rock. As far as jazz goes, the only stuff I listen to regularly is Weather report's Heavy weather and Django Reinhardt. That and take five [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmDDOFXSgAs]. It's awesome. I should listen to it more.
 

sunburst

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Vocals can enhance most any type of music, but there are some instrumental bands I like; most of them are post rock. Explosions in the Sky is one of my favorite bands and I always enjoy some Godspeed You! Black Emperor or Mogwai.
 

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Yay. I love it as ambience.

I think Vidna Obmania or Lustmord is my style when it comes to lyricless music, although my tastes are varied.
 

Sleekgiant

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I quite prefer instrumental music to vocal music, listen to Jazeboo to see why
 

Skeleton Jelly

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I only enjoy dark and depressing instrumentals. Usually with piano and electronic distortions. It's a good thing, but I wouldn't be able to listen to a band that ALWAYS did that. It's like a nice treat.

I just love vocals. I'm almost ALL about lyrics and the sound of the vocalist.
 

kaziard

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i tend to prefer music with lyrics, it just makes it a little more personal for me, saying that however there is some instrumental stuff i like (satriani mostly)
 

StriderShinryu

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I don't listen to as much instrumental stuff as I used to, but some of my favourite artists are those who do mainly instrumental work. Mike Oldfield, Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Kitaro, Agatsuma, Keiko Matsui, Tangerine Dream, etc.
 

skitzo van

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I listen to it quite a lot. Its mostly jazzy fusion music, or classical music. I also make instrumentals to make up for the fact I (or anyone else I know) can't sing, but I have found I can express emotions that couldn't be done with words.
 

Yosato

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I usually listen to music with lyrics, but I love the odd instrumental piece like YYZ (Rush) Woodpeckers from Mars (Faith no More) and especially Eruption (Van Halen)

Does drum and bass count?
 

Jdopus

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It's difficult to pull it off without the song becoming boring.

One band who do it well are King Crimson, Red and Frakctured come to mind


Mike Oldfield is good as well, as the above poster mentioned, Tubular bells is pretty much the ultimate instrumental.
 

Hlain

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Instrumental pieces can be awesome. I like Dream Theater's and Pink Floyd's works the most. :)
 

Ham_authority95

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I love instrumentals because they can capture emotions without the need of any lyrics.

Whether it be YYZ by Rush or Isara by Eluveitie, I love many instrumentals.
 

SantoUno

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Metal is all about the instruments and the skill and art invoked when playing them.

That is why I fucking love instrumentals, even if most of them album is instrumentals.

Just take Warmen's albums for example, good classic masterpieces, hardly any vocals, but who cares?


 

Hurr Durr Derp

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I listen to a lot of instrumental music. It's just more relaxing to me, and lyrics tend to distract me when I'm working (why yes, I am easily distracted).

I listen to all kinds of instrumental stuff. Post-Rock, Classic, Instrumental Metal, Chillout/Ambient, Jazz/Nu-Jazz/Doom Jazz, etc.
 

CrashTestZombie

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I listen to instrumental music, but only game soundtracks.