Since Haasth's thread seems to be more directed towards the random. I thought I'd dedicate a thread to my personal preference, that being instrumental. Any genre will suffice, as long as it's all or mostly instrumental. So what do you have, I'd love to add to my library.
Here's one I remember from my old music library, which I deleted (the dumbest thing I've ever done).
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Your Favorite Instrumental Tracks
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 12:34
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I have somewhat of an Orchestral bent. Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata". But in my opinion by far my most favorite has to be Samuel Barber's, Adagio for Strings.
When I first saw the movie Platoon and that played at the end I was awestruck. Then some years later I played Homeworld and that track was going when you get back to your planet and you find out were attacked in your absence. Love it. I guess it can be construed as depressing but still interesting to listen to.
When I first saw the movie Platoon and that played at the end I was awestruck. Then some years later I played Homeworld and that track was going when you get back to your planet and you find out were attacked in your absence. Love it. I guess it can be construed as depressing but still interesting to listen to.
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 12:44
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Adagio For Strings is pretty cool but it tends to get over-used for sad themes in the media.
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 12:49
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Really? I don't hear it all that often. Then again I don't watch a lot of news. I let my coworkers dictate what's worth hearing about. Apparently it's Lost, Dancing with the Stars and American Idol. I add into the conversation by applying my patented glazed over eyes and slack jawed stare.
I still won't let the fact that the media would abuse it to the point of hackneyed, to sour those bittersweet notes.
I still won't let the fact that the media would abuse it to the point of hackneyed, to sour those bittersweet notes.
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 01:15
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A few more I remember from my old library.
Troubadour - Couldn't find it on youtube.
Lost in Paradise - This one is a lot of fun if you play the piano.
Serenade
Troubadour - Couldn't find it on youtube.
Lost in Paradise - This one is a lot of fun if you play the piano.
Serenade
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 01:27
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My two instrumental favorites of all the time. Genre: ambient industrial.
Nine Inch nails - Corona Radiata
Nine Inch nails - at the heart of it all
Nine Inch nails - Corona Radiata
Nine Inch nails - at the heart of it all
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 01:30
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Sonata Arctica - Everything Fades to Grey
Fits for every mood. And never gets old, even after countless of hours spent in vigil while learning for exams, the snow was falling, the milky colored sky gloomed from the city light below... Good times
Oh and HammerFall - Something for the Ages how could I forget.
Fits for every mood. And never gets old, even after countless of hours spent in vigil while learning for exams, the snow was falling, the milky colored sky gloomed from the city light below... Good times
Oh and HammerFall - Something for the Ages how could I forget.
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 03:50
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Treadstone Assassins-Bourne Identity, just something I really like as an instrumental.
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 03:52
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Lots and lots of Apocalyptica. Hope for example.
Yoshida Brothers - Storm and A Hill With No Name.
Galneryus - the instrumenal version of My Last Farewell (I actually like it better than the normal one).
Pretty much everything by Corvus Corax. From Totentanz and Scotus to Quid Agam.
Eluveitie - Isara, Setlon, Andro, The Liminal Passage, and The Cauldron of Renascence.
Yoshida Brothers - Storm and A Hill With No Name.
Galneryus - the instrumenal version of My Last Farewell (I actually like it better than the normal one).
Pretty much everything by Corvus Corax. From Totentanz and Scotus to Quid Agam.
Eluveitie - Isara, Setlon, Andro, The Liminal Passage, and The Cauldron of Renascence.
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 05:44
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DrunkDeadman wrote...
Lots and lots of Apocalyptica. Hope for example.
Yoshida Brothers - Storm and A Hill With No Name.
Galneryus - the instrumenal version of My Last Farewell (I actually like it better than the normal one).
Pretty much everything by Corvus Corax. From Totentanz and Scotus to Quid Agam.
Eluveitie - Isara, Setlon, Andro, The Liminal Passage, and The Cauldron of Renascence.
Everything he said about Eluveitie
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 06:33
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everyone knows that Japanese-Chinese instrumental music is the best. also Iranian, Irish and Scottish are very good too
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 06:35
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[tomwaitsfanboymode]
Tom Waits is perhaps best known as a lyricist, but he's written some great instrumentals too, and often includes an instrumental or two on his albums.
A far too gorgeusly beautiful short instrumental piece:
Fawn
In a similar vein, though more jazzy:
Closing Time
Something else altoghether:
Russian Dance
Tango Circus Girl
There's also a YouTube user by the name of Waitswatcher who makes mostly instrumental versions of Waits material. Very high quality too. Here's an example:
Back In The Good Old World
[/tomwaitsfanboymode]
Tom Waits is perhaps best known as a lyricist, but he's written some great instrumentals too, and often includes an instrumental or two on his albums.
A far too gorgeusly beautiful short instrumental piece:
Fawn
In a similar vein, though more jazzy:
Closing Time
Something else altoghether:
Russian Dance
Tango Circus Girl
There's also a YouTube user by the name of Waitswatcher who makes mostly instrumental versions of Waits material. Very high quality too. Here's an example:
Back In The Good Old World
[/tomwaitsfanboymode]
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 07:07
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I can't stress that Tristram from the game Diablo is likely the best instrumental I've ever heard...it just evolves so well.
Then theres the reggae influential instrumental from The 5th Element called Heat.
Then two of my favorite tracks off my workout playlist that happen to be instrumental are from Quake 2: Operation Overlord and Descent into Cerberon
...I can't believe my favorite instrumental tracks are just products of the entertainment industry needing 'background music'.
Then theres the reggae influential instrumental from The 5th Element called Heat.
Then two of my favorite tracks off my workout playlist that happen to be instrumental are from Quake 2: Operation Overlord and Descent into Cerberon
...I can't believe my favorite instrumental tracks are just products of the entertainment industry needing 'background music'.
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 05:58
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Oh, there's so many D:
I'll add to this thread over time.
BT - Flaming June (Reuben Halsey Chillout Mix)
I'll add to this thread over time.
BT - Flaming June (Reuben Halsey Chillout Mix)
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 06:00
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 11:53
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Awesome guys :happy:, love the variety in ethnic style and genre. Keep 'em comin'.
Jesse Cook - Switchback
Fred Simon - Minor Truths
Montana Skies - Chasing the Sun
Ahn Trio - Michael Nyman's Heart Asks Pleasure First
Jesse Cook - Switchback
Fred Simon - Minor Truths
Montana Skies - Chasing the Sun
Ahn Trio - Michael Nyman's Heart Asks Pleasure First
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 11:57
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Aside from some of the video game instrumental tracks I've listened to, this one really caught my ears:
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Posté 24 mai 2010 - 11:59
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I know I said this in the music thread but I do love this song.
John Murphy - Sunshine (Adagio in D Minor)
Only problem is damn woman talking in centre
But there are other versions without her.
John Murphy - Sunshine (Adagio in D Minor)
Only problem is damn woman talking in centre
But there are other versions without her.
