If you're looking for something a little bit wilder, check out Carl Denson's Dance Lesson #2 or the Anomaly by DJ Logic... Live Jazz augmented by turntablists... yum
<strong>If you're looking for something a little bit wilder, check out Carl Denson's Dance Lesson #2 or the Anomaly by DJ Logic... Live Jazz augmented by turntablists... yum</strong><hr></blockquote>
I saw kid koala liev and he did some really awesome jazzy stuff...soloing with a trumpet sample....it was kick *** . I do turntable stuffis too..but I'm still just beginning to learn
Jimi...How about "Driving South" on the BBC Sessions? Amazing geetar work there...
Oh, and did I forget to mention Ben vaughn's CD "Instrumental Stylings"?</strong><hr></blockquote>
that BBC Sessions album is great. Highly reccomended. All the BBC Sessions discs are good. I just got the Yardbirds BBC Sessions, that's great. led Zeppelin BBC Sessions is the best though.
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<strong>All this hard rock, art rock and jazzy stuff. Jesus, knock it off.
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Sorry pscates, but I've just got to go back to the rock for a second and mention 'Pali Gap' by Jimi Hendrix...
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Sorry pscates, but I've just got to go back to the rock for a second and mention 'Pali Gap' by Jimi Hendrix...</strong><hr></blockquote>
Jimi...How about "Driving South" on the BBC Sessions? Amazing geetar work there...
Oh, and did I forget to mention Ben vaughn's CD "Instrumental Stylings"?
Apocalyptica - One (whats with how Metallica can write great songs but cant perform them?)
Terras theme (piano) - FF3 sound track (AMAZING song, I cant beleive hte music in this game)
Celes Theme (Piano) - FF3 sound track (I actually dont like this rendition, but the song its self is great)
A warm place - Nine Inch Nails
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly - Hugo Montenegro
The Ecstacy of Gold - Hugo Montenegro
Instrumental - Galaxie 500 (rock)
James Horner - A Kaleidoscope of Mathematics
Rolf Loveland - Piano Peice in C
Requiem for a Dream Overture (winter, summer, spring, fall) - Clint Mansell
Any of the piano peices on Aphex Twins newest CD Druques (or something like that)
Dream of a shore of another world - Chrono Cross Sound track (only other Square game to have music that I consider truely worth while)
Space Lion - Yoko Kano
The Egg and I - Yoko Kano
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Druqks is really cool too
<strong>If you're looking for something a little bit wilder, check out Carl Denson's Dance Lesson #2 or the Anomaly by DJ Logic... Live Jazz augmented by turntablists... yum</strong><hr></blockquote>
I saw kid koala liev and he did some really awesome jazzy stuff...soloing with a trumpet sample....it was kick *** . I do turntable stuffis too..but I'm still just beginning to learn
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Jimi...How about "Driving South" on the BBC Sessions? Amazing geetar work there...
Oh, and did I forget to mention Ben vaughn's CD "Instrumental Stylings"?</strong><hr></blockquote>
that BBC Sessions album is great. Highly reccomended. All the BBC Sessions discs are good. I just got the Yardbirds BBC Sessions, that's great. led Zeppelin BBC Sessions is the best though.
Best instrumental.
Europa- Santana
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Jimi...How about "Driving South" on the BBC Sessions? Amazing geetar work there...
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Oh yes, I'd forgotten that one. Space blues! <img src="graemlins/smokin.gif" border="0" alt="[Chilling]" />
R.I.P Cliff Burton
suicide and redemptition Metallica
call of ktulu Metallica with S&M
orion Metallica
To live it to die Metallica
But interesting enough 7 years later.
I'll add a song called "Banana Wind" to the list.
And of course, Eddie's rendition of "Eruption".
Both are available in iTunes
Jumyr kylysh by Ulytau.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4_4bSeMY9Y
King Crimson- Larks' Tongue
King Crimson-Fracture