Just not a big fan of Yngwie. Don't get me wrong, he's a genius, and I'm proud to be from the same country as him, he's just not my favourite. I still enjoy listening to him sometimes.Artemis923 said:
Instrumental music
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Heh, no problem. Wasn't there a saying that goes "You don't miss a good thing until it's gone"?Novskij said:Classical music was so obvious i forgot.Kenjitsuka said:
Here's a happy song without lyrics: "Spring" by Vivaldi.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4kTei0XrCs
OT: I like In Flames - Dialogue with the Stars too ;-)
One of my lecturers is in a Jazz trio and whenever he tells someone he is in a band they go "What kind of band" "Modern Jazz trio, piano drums and bass" "Ohh no vocals.. That's weird.." "...No its not"
Anyways
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtBwzxTR8yM
They are good.
Anyways
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtBwzxTR8yM
They are good.
My favorite band, Clutch, has an "alter-ego", all-instrumental band called The Bakerton Group - the same 4 guys, just no singing. It's good stuff - kind of groovy stoner rock type stuff. And Clutch has a purely instrumental song here and there, as well - "Crackerjack", "WYSIWYG", "Tim Sult vs. the Grays".
First of all:
But anyway, I love instrumental music, but mostly soundtracks. This is because as I go through something (for example, Final Fantasy VII), the music is given context and meaning. If a random person hears Aerith's Theme, they may think it's a beautiful piece of music. If a Final Fantasy VII player hears the song, they just might break down and cry. Why? Because to them, that song is more than a piece of music, it is a musical representation of something very close to them.
That said, my favorites are To Zanarkand (Final Fantasy X), One Final Effort (Halo 3), Yearnings of the Wind (Chrono Trigger), The Decisive Battle (Final Fantasy VI), The Imperial March (Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back), and Nagisa's Theme (Clannad).
A piece of music, without without lyrics, is still a song.crazyhaircut94 said:
But anyway, I love instrumental music, but mostly soundtracks. This is because as I go through something (for example, Final Fantasy VII), the music is given context and meaning. If a random person hears Aerith's Theme, they may think it's a beautiful piece of music. If a Final Fantasy VII player hears the song, they just might break down and cry. Why? Because to them, that song is more than a piece of music, it is a musical representation of something very close to them.
That said, my favorites are To Zanarkand (Final Fantasy X), One Final Effort (Halo 3), Yearnings of the Wind (Chrono Trigger), The Decisive Battle (Final Fantasy VI), The Imperial March (Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back), and Nagisa's Theme (Clannad).
I love Lenny, it's one of my favorite pieces ever.
And I'd say I'm down with instrumental music, considering it's about 80% of what I make.
And I'd say I'm down with instrumental music, considering it's about 80% of what I make.
if ya wanna check out intrumental music from a hip hop perspective then look up
blue sky black death
nujabes
nicolay
stoupe the enemy of mankind
also we dont call it instrumental music it just comes under production in the hip hop world
blue sky black death
nujabes
nicolay
stoupe the enemy of mankind
also we dont call it instrumental music it just comes under production in the hip hop world
I have no problems with lyrical music. A voice is, after all, just another instrument that can either lift up, or completely ruin, a song. That being said, I love instrumental tracks, mostly owing to the fact that real lyrics weren't present in video games until the N64/Playstation era. Well, there was the CD attachment to the TurboGrafix16, but that was before my time, and the Opera Maria and Draco from Final Fantasy VI was MIDI, so I don't think that counts.
I like Fire on High by ELO, and most of Alan Parson's Project's instrumental pieces (Gold Bug, Lucifer, Total Eclipse, Genesis Chapter 1 Verse 32...)
