could someone a rock cd no singing just the instruments playing?

Answer 1

Joe Satriani: "Surfing with the alien"
Jeff Beck: "Blow by blow"

These two cd's revolutionized guitar rock instrumentation.

Answer 2

I'm not sure what you're asking for here, the phrasing of your question makes it almost impossible to know if you're asking for a Kareoke backing cd or suggestions for a rock album that is all instrumental. Everyone's given you ideas on Kareoke and one guy gave his examples of a couple of rock albums with just instrumentals.

I'd like to add my favourite instrumental rock album: The Snow Goose by Camel. Well worth getting hold of if only to hear Doug Ferguson's amazing bass work.

Answer 3

Depending on the genre of music you're into, there are tons of options. One of my favorites is the instrumental version of Celldweller's first album, available as the 2nd disc of their "Beta Cessions" release. Other examples of various "rock" genres are the artists Mogwai, Do Make Say Think, The Album Leaf, Godspeed You Black Emporer, Explosions In The Sky, Liquid Tension Experiment, Los Straitjackets, Red Sparowes, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Buckethead, Joe Satriani, Adrian Belew, Yngwie Malmsteen and Steve Vai.

Answer 4

Karaoke:
empty orchestra.
They are all over the place.
Just look for CD+G
The only thing is 95% of them will not be original music, but professional recreations.Just about every genre you can tink of.
If you have the right player, you can read the lyrics on the screen OR make up your own.

Answer 5

Yeah, it's called a karaoke cd. Or you might find the track as an instrumental, but that's not very likely.

Answer 6

Sounds like any Joe Satriani CD

Answer 7

You can download voice strippers off the Internet at www.download.com and tucows.com. You can also buy them from people that sell karaoke equipment.

Answer 8

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