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Thrillho

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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #50 on: 13 Sep 2008, 01:59 »
I'm just not a big fan of instrumental solos, but especially unaccompanied ones. Plus something which is rhythmic rather than melodic - e.g. drums - is rarely going to hold my interest. The first time there's a 'WTFSKILL' factor, but the second time it's like, well, you're just bashing at 'em for ten minutes, aren'tcha.

If you can fit a drum solo so that it's awesome within the context of the music - say, the breakdown drumming in 'Won't Get Fooled Again' - then that's a different story. I hate Led Zep's live stuff usually anyway. They masturbate for hooooouuurs.
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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #51 on: 13 Sep 2008, 04:47 »
Best live band in existence is "3". FACTS
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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #52 on: 15 Sep 2008, 00:32 »
Quote from: DynamiteKid on 13 Sep 2008, 01:59
I'm just not a big fan of instrumental solos, but especially unaccompanied ones. Plus something which is rhythmic rather than melodic - e.g. drums - is rarely going to hold my interest. The first time there's a 'WTFSKILL' factor, but the second time it's like, well, you're just bashing at 'em for ten minutes, aren'tcha.

If you can fit a drum solo so that it's awesome within the context of the music - say, the breakdown drumming in 'Won't Get Fooled Again' - then that's a different story. I hate Led Zep's live stuff usually anyway. They masturbate for hooooouuurs.

My Generation. I want to just take the drumming out of that...and listen to it separately.
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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #53 on: 15 Sep 2008, 07:35 »
He does manage some pretty ridiculous drums there. Nothing on the kit ever seems to stay still with Keith.
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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #54 on: 15 Sep 2008, 15:32 »
Check out some jazz.

I have too many albums of instrumentals to mention.
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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #55 on: 15 Sep 2008, 16:08 »
Who can't love Led Zeppelin's Bron Yr Aur, or, especially... Black Mountain Slide. The HTWWW dvd version is so neat compared to the studio
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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #56 on: 15 Sep 2008, 18:17 »
Hell, I love the HTWWW version better. STRIDER!
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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #57 on: 16 Sep 2008, 09:02 »
Quote from: stale on 15 Sep 2008, 16:08
Who can't love Led Zeppelin's Bron Yr Aur, or, especially... Black Mountain Slide.

People always ask questions like this. And the answer is usually...

ME!
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Re: Instrumentals
« Reply #58 on: 16 Sep 2008, 16:43 »
12 out of 13 tracks on The Octopus Project's album "Hello, Avalanche" are instrumentals with a flavour of 8-Bit. I like very much.
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