Music with no words.

At the moment:

Uzva - Soft Machine II (song)

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (album)

That rhymes! Wow!

Skogsranden - Anglagard:   No one seems to mention this track very much, but I personally think this is Anglagard's best track, and one of the greatest progressive tracks ever written.   Up there with "Awaken" by Yes, and "One Nail Draws Another" by U Totem. 

Arborescence - Ozric Tentacles:   I think most tracks by the Ozrics are fantastic, but this one is extra special for me.    It's a quiet track, but has an underlying intensity which I just love.   After some delicate flute in the middle, it finishes off with a powerful guitar solo that sounds very epic.   Magical!   I think of it as a sacred hymn to Nature.

Madigral - Opeth: This track off My Arms, Your Hearse, is less than two minutes long and merely consists of a few simple acoustic guitar lines.   But these few lines create such an exquisite atmosphere, you cannot help but fall under its spell.   

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Reverie wrote:

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (album)

I can't get into this album because the sax and the trumpet are mixed far too loud, and I can barely hear the piano, bass and drums.    It completely ruins the album for me.   Have you had this problem?   

oddentity wrote: Reverie wrote: Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (album) I can't get into this album because the sax and the trumpet are mixed far too loud, and I can barely hear the piano, bass and drums.    It completely ruins the album for me.   Have you had this problem?

I have realised that i don't notice the piano or bass much if i'm not focued on them, but if i do focus on them i can hear them well enough so it hasn't really been a problem. It doesn't take away from the overall sound for me, but then i don't really pick up on those kind of things too much, and when i do they hardly worry me unless it's just too much for me.