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    I'm trying to create songs (I think this is the wrong word) with no vocals but I'm having a hard time moving the song. Could you guys suggest some guitarists or dj's like Djshadow that do a good job? No super shredding stuff where the song is pure shred. I want to listen to how they move songs.

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    Old Santana records are full of instrumentals. And Joe Satriani
    Last edited by fett; 10-28-2006, 02:34 PM.
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    • #4
      listen to classical music

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      • #5
        Jeff Beck Blow by Blow and Wired.
        http://www.myspace.com/chriswestfallguitar

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          Vernon Reid's Masque
          Hail yesterday

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          • #7
            Classical music and ambient music
            Cold Hollow Machinery

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            • #8
              Originally posted by thetroy View Post
              listen to classical music
              +1

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                Russian Circles's profile including the latest music, albums, songs, music videos and more updates.

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                • #10
                  John petrucci? DUH

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                  • #11
                    I haven't heard Petrucci's solo stuff - does it satisfy the OP's requirement for "no super shredding"?
                    Hail yesterday

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                    • #12
                      I can help you ..

                      here goes some of my favorite instrumental artist..

                      Doug Aldrich..solo
                      Michael Angelo
                      Jason Becker
                      Michael Lee Firkins
                      Marty Freidman
                      Stu Hamm
                      Gary Hoey
                      Greg Howe
                      Eric Johnson
                      Al Di Meloa
                      Ritchie Kotzen
                      David T Chastain
                      Alan Holdsworth
                      Shawn Lane
                      Jake E Lee..a fine pink mist
                      Derek Sherinian
                      Tony MacAlpine
                      Eric Mattson
                      Ralph Santolla..solo
                      Vinnie Moore
                      Planet X..w/Tony Mac
                      Chris Poland
                      Blues Sarceno
                      Dave Sharman
                      Steve Stevens..
                      Joe Stump
                      Joey Taffola
                      Andy Timmons
                      Steve Vai
                      James Murphy
                      Craig Goldy..
                      Dweezil Zappa..

                      Yeah Petrucci's Liquid Experiment one and two and a night with Jordan Rudess(sp) is cool..

                      That's actually off the top of my head..I'm sure I have alot more than I just mentioned..but that's a start!
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                      • #13
                        Michael, I recommend these albums: Neal Schon - I On U, Joe Satriani - Engines Of Creation, all new Jeff BEck albums (Who Else, You Had It Coming, Jeff), John Scofield - Uberjam

                        good guitar meets electronical music

                        very creative, different and inspirational stuff, specially the Jeff Beck albums, no wanking over lame backing tracks, just genious sounds
                        Last edited by Endrik; 10-29-2006, 05:51 AM.
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                        • #14
                          Originally posted by Death metal soloist View Post
                          John petrucci? DUH
                          Is that really necessary?
                          Dreaded Silence - Boston Melancholic Metal

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                          • #15
                            its all about a thing called "theme and variation" take one solid riff or lick or progression as the basis of the song and that will be the "theme" then change it into the "variation", use a different key, use a different harmony, or change the rhythm, anything that will make it sound different and still recognizable as the similar to the theme. this is used all the time in classical and symphonic music. good luck with it

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