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Instrumental rock was most popular between the mid-1950s to mid-1960s. In this decade Surf music was very popular. Many rock guitarists were influenced by The Ventures' precise guitar work. In the 1970s Progressive rock and art rock performers featured virtuosic instrumental performances. One of the best-selling instrumental albums ever, with 16 millions copies sold is Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield, released in 1973.
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This title comes with a lot of fun, strength, rhythm and good mood. The refrain shows some elements from the punk rock genre, while the stanza reminds of surfing rock. All in all, a very successful guitar-mix. Good for cuttings and available in different versions.
A very positive, uplifiting & energized track. Starts with soft piano and builds with expectation towards a great victorious, passionate, uplifting rock chorus. Contains piano, guitar, strings, bass and drums.
A down and dirty, groovy mid-tempo rocker. Determined, cool and confident.
A high flying, free spirited, emotional pop, rock instrumental. A subtle, withheld verse part gives way to a soaring chorus part with vocal lead and intense guitar parts.
Nice, simple rock song, straightforward and honest
Touching Pop ballad, small combo with guitar, piano, bass and drums
This is pretty much as 'in your face' as we're ever going to get. This is a fast, brutal, ruthless and relentless blazing inferno of destructive mayhem hard rock track. Great for raw footage, destruction and war, burning and slashing, extreme sports etc.
A bright and happy, funky pop-rock number which works great for kids and adults alike. Playful synth melody on the verse with guitar leading on the chorus part. Positive, uplifting, fresh and feelgood. A little bit whimsical & playful.
Retro flavored guitar rock. 'Born to be Wild' type material; great for sports, road trip, motocross, big boys with fun toys... Classic rock.
A dark and twisted action fantasy or sci-fi film soundtrack cue. Gloomy and majestic at the same time, the piece depicts a deep conflict, pain and determination. Suitable for explosive film trailer, war or battle footage, combat and conflict.
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Instrumental rock is a generic term used to identify those songs or artists of the rock genre who prefer the instrumental component to the vocal one: the latter is for the most part practically absent.
Being a generic definition, there are no precise canons for this musical genre: largely instrumental compositions can be found almost everywhere in rock.
Many artists in the course of their career have focused on the creation of entirely instrumental works in rock: Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, The Ventures, Booker T.
Nowadays, the term instrumental rock has become synonymous with experimental rock, progressive rock, fusion or post-rock, because in most of the works of these musical genres there are almost no vocal parts. In fact, when rock & roll was born, even before the explosion of the British invasion, it was more artists and ensembles who played instrumental music than sung. In the years to come, it will be more and more progressive rock artists and jazz-influenced artists to make compositions entirely instrumental.
