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10 Best Lyricless Songs

September 20th 2006 16:57
Have you ever heard a song that sounded excellent, except for the horrible lyrics? For every great lyric penned by man, there are about 743 terrible ones. For every Lennon, there are 743 Duffs, Lohans, and Hiltons. The number is obviously an estimate, but I'm sure it wouldn't be far from the actual figure, should someone else ever wish to conduct a study of this nature. There is, however, a middle ground; the instrumental. The following is a tribute to 10 great songs, the artists of which decided againt risking ruining a musical masterpiece by saying somthing stupid.

1- Comanche - The Revels( below is the video that made this song famous, it's definitely NOT WORK SAFE)

2- The Ox - The Who
3- Eruption - Van Halen
4- Bron Yr Aur - Led Zeppelin
5- Embryonic Journey - Jefferson Airplane
6- Steppin Out - John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
7- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Ennio Morricone
8- This Is Jazz - Miles Davis
9- The Marriage of Figaroverture - Mozart
10- Orion - Metallica



...I know this site is called ONLY Rock N' Roll and there are some songs there that clearly don't fit that category, but as far as ass-kickery goes, they are right up there, and are therefore welcome to grace this page.

I made this list while listening to "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin, yet again.
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Comment by Bryn

September 20th 2006 23:22
what about ...

Albatross by Fleetwood Mac
Feel So Good by Chuck Mangione
Magicman or Rise by Herb Alpet
Angela (theme from "Taxi") by Bob James
One of These days by Pink Floyd


just a few others I thought I'd toss your way ....

Comment by Arjun

September 21st 2006 05:04
Yeah, albatross and one of these days are excellent, havent heard the others...

Comment by Bryn

September 22nd 2006 00:09
Chuck Mangione and Herb Alpet are on the late 70s/early 80s pop-jazz tip ... beautiful music!
Angela was beautiful jaza-funk instrumental which had the rights bought for use as the opening theme for the classic tv sitcom "Taxi" .. surely you must remember that show or are you really really young ...??

Comment by Arjun

September 22nd 2006 13:21
Haha, I've obviusly heard of it, I've never watched it though....

Comment by Anonymous

December 7th 2007 17:39
I dont know how to get the songs without the lyrics any hints would be great thanks.

Comment by Joe at Littlejoe1232@aol.com

December 7th 2007 17:40
srry forgot to change the anonymous thing.

Comment by Joe at Littlejoe1232@aol.com

December 7th 2007 17:40
srry forgot to change the anonymous thing.

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