"Foreplay" might work, although it then segues into "Long Time", which has vocals. "The Launch/Countdown/Ignition" by Boston, which is WAY too produced for you.Also, "Los Endos" (which is a great song). Both are probably over-produced for what you want. "Home by the Sea" by Genesis (which has vocals), followed by "Second Home by the Sea" (which has no vocals)."Moby Dick" by Led Zepplin seems to be exactly what you're after.Songs I'd include on my personal version of this playlist: You're looking for a very raw sound, though, so that might be tougher to find. They all have instrumental tracks (not many, but some) and/or vocal-light tracks. If it were me wanting to dig into this kind of music, I'd methodically work my way through the back catalog of the standard classic rock artists: Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, Yes, Genesis, etc. If there's something really obvious I'm missing, please mention it! posted by rebent to Media & Arts (47 answers total) 26 users marked this as a favorite I'd love to hear suggestions albums to work through, but I'd really love a brief explanation of what the sound is I'm looking for, too.I mostly listen to jazz and electronica so I'm not really well versed in the ways of the rock. Not looking for stuff with much acoustic rhythm guitar. I'm not so into funk or funky beats, that's great stuff but it doesn't ROCK. I'm not so into jam bands where they're up on stage just jamming, I want stuff that ROCKS. I'm not so into prog rock or metal where it gets very technical, or with complicated instruments, or spacy-sounding stuff. I'd love to have just their instrumental bits all jammed into a album. If they could just JAM for a while, and be more raw and less compositional. Khruangbin is AMAZING but it also sounds more over-produced than what I'm looking for. Pink Floyd, of course, really moves me and i love the vibe, but I'm hoping for something simpler and more raw. I really enjoy the raw energy of Jethro Tull, Stand Up, and would love to have it be all instrumental, and get rid of the flute and organ. And maybe some others thrown in too, but no organ, orchestra, or choir, etc. Also, use the Captions dropdown to change how the lyrics appear.In a single sentence, maybe something like: "Neil Young in a garage with a bass player and drum player, and they just play a ton of guitar solos and really groove together without singing." So, a real basic band - guitar, bass, drums. You can use the Audio dropdown beneath the video to switch between the original, the instruments, and the vocals. Once done, it will then automatically start playing the instrumental version with the lyrics underneath. You will see progress information appear the top-don't worry if it seems to be doing nothing, just be patient.
#Music without words rock download
Just enter the name of the song or the artist and you will see the results appear beneath.Ĭlick the thumbnail of the song you want to sing to, then wait a while for the program to download and process the video. Once you have Youka open, you can use the search bar at the top to look for a music video on YouTube. It's available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. However, it's well worth it because it can separate the lyrics and music from any YouTube music video using artificial intelligence.
Youka used to be available as an online service, but now it's a program that you have to download to your computer.
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