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  1. Originally posted by MWSAHDoes anyone know good artist who make good Instrumentral (Symphonic kind of) Rock??


    Aha! Now I understand. Check out Quadrophenia by the Who. There are two instrumentals which you may enjoy:
    Quadrophenia and The Rock. Both summarize the musical themes in the album (rock opera, if you will) and are symphonic pertaining to the rock genre.
  2. genesis!! mostly with vocals but they have voiceless songs!!! great epic songs
    i cant think of anything else
  3. Originally posted by stj0691[..]

    Aha! Now I understand. Check out Quadrophenia by the Who. There are two instrumentals which you may enjoy:
    Quadrophenia and The Rock. Both summarize the musical themes in the album (rock opera, if you will) and are symphonic pertaining to the rock genre.


    Allright, thanks. I'll look for them. But I'm more or less looking for artist with only Instrumental Rock. Also found some work of Jim Petrucci, the guitarist of Dream Theatre, quite good too. And does anyone know some great music with Scottish Bagpipes?
  4. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]

    Allright, thanks. I'll look for them. But I'm more or less looking for artist with only Instrumental Rock. Also found some work of Jim Petrucci, the guitarist of Dream Theatre, quite good too. And does anyone know some great music with Scottish Bagpipes?

    Yes lol remember Runrig Casper, remember Runrig...
  5. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    Yes lol remember Runrig Casper, remember Runrig...


    Yep, I know...they're good...but there must be more
  6. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]

    Allright, thanks. I'll look for them. But I'm more or less looking for artist with only Instrumental Rock. Also found some work of Jim Petrucci, the guitarist of Dream Theatre, quite good too. And does anyone know some great music with Scottish Bagpipes?


    It's John Petrucci. Check Satriani and Vai too, if you liked Petrucci you'll like them. And Check LIquid Tension Experiment, Petrucci plays there too.
  7. Originally posted by thechicken[..]

    It's John Petrucci. Check Satriani and Vai too, if you liked Petrucci you'll like them. And Check LIquid Tension Experiment, Petrucci plays there too.


    Knew I did something wrong, couldn't say what...so it's John Good tips, I'll check them out!
  8. actually check out brian eno. he is actually amazing at that stuff. check out an ending ascent...makes me cry
  9. Originally posted by thebonodrumsactually check out brian eno. he is actually amazing at that stuff. check out an ending ascent...makes me cry


    Listened to some of his work earlier and it was quite good, actually forgot him afterwards. Thanks for bringing him back to life in my memory
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