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Terran
07-Dec-2007, 07:38 PM
Ive been listening to a lot of instrumentals lately....for some reason I have been finding lyrics in general to be completely irritating(I know Im a crazy person)....Like fingernails on a chalk board

My probelm is though I have trouble finding instrumentals that I like because I dont know how to be exposed to the types that I may like....


So for the most part the only way I find something I like is by seeing movies or visual media and picking up on part of the soundtrack....

So these are artists that I have found that I like

Michael Nyman (you may know the music from the Piano)
Trevor Jones and Randy Edelman (Last of the Mohican)
Clint Mansell (Requiem for a Dream and The Fountain)
Golden Arm Trio (from a Scanner Darkly)
Kanno Yoko (from Escaflowne especially the song Shadow of Doubt)
Susumu Hirasawa (about 2/3rds of his stuff from Berserk)
Javier Navarrete (from Pans Labyrinth)
Apocalyptica



But how can I find more....how can I specifically look for this type of music....

ProfessorChaos
07-Dec-2007, 07:59 PM
dude, you should check out some stuff by vince guarldi....probably spelled that wrong, but he's the composer who came up with most of the 'charlie brown' tunes....great stuff.

Danny
07-Dec-2007, 08:04 PM
if you like apocalyptica i guarantee youll dig rasputina. also freezepop might be worth a look, not my usual thign but ive been listening to that lately an' all.

Terran
07-Dec-2007, 08:47 PM
i guarantee youll dig rasputina.

I listened to a demo of one song....there were LYRICS!!!! :eek:


But it sounded pretty good looking into them further

Danny
07-Dec-2007, 09:00 PM
the silent hill 2 soundtrack, akira yamoaka's a ****ing musical genius, not a word sung on the whole OST and its one of the greatest game albums ever, check evil unleashed to see if youll dig.


and you will.

capncnut
08-Dec-2007, 03:12 PM
Lux Aeterna - The Stuttgart Schola Cantorum or anything by Gyorgy Ligeti.

kortick
08-Dec-2007, 03:46 PM
Terran

I dont understand why you dont have
Angelo Badalamenti on your list

he does all the great music for david lynchs films

and his albums that he does with lynch and without are
awesome.

and you may like the lyrics that lynch writes
put to music by angelo
"mysteries of love" from blue velvet is awesome

but he has a lot of music without lyrics
you need to check him out

Terran
08-Dec-2007, 05:44 PM
Terran

I dont understand why you dont have
Angelo Badalamenti on your list

he does all the great music for david lynchs films

and his albums that he does with lynch and without are
awesome.

and you may like the lyrics that lynch writes
put to music by angelo
"mysteries of love" from blue velvet is awesome

but he has a lot of music without lyrics
you need to check him out



Its funny you mention that....I do have several songs from Lynch movies that I did not know the names of.....I think they are all from Blue Velvet

I dont know why I did not think of looking into Lynch movie music composers cause when I watch all those movies I almost always think...this music is awsome!


*grins*....Im about to get some new music!


Lux Aeterna - The Stuttgart Schola Cantorum or anything by Gyorgy Ligeti.

Ill check into this as well

Legion2213
08-Dec-2007, 05:55 PM
Most film scores are instrumental.

Not sure if you are fussed on piano music, but give Ludovico Einaudi a try. Philip Glass is also good.

BTW, I agree that some of Michael Nyman's work is fantastic.