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Created by: | Capn_Derk |
Tracks: | 12 |
Length: | 00:59:10 |
Keywords |
1. Organ 2. Rock 3. Theme |
Created on | 9/01/06 08:55pm |
Level | 5 |
Points | 2323 |
Total visitors | 80 |
Unique visitors | 46 |
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Is there a cooler sound in music than the loud, operatic wail of the organ? I highly doubt it. From pro-rock extravaganzas to three-chord garage rock, from Hammonds to Farfisas, they're right up there with the piano and guitar as the most versatile instruments out there.
As a fan of the organ, I have compiled this tape filled with some of my favorite organ lines. By no means is this an all-time best-of, but it makes for a killer listen anyways.
As a fan of the organ, I have compiled this tape filled with some of my favorite organ lines. By no means is this an all-time best-of, but it makes for a killer listen anyways.
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1 | Wolfmother : Mind's Eye |
The highlight here is Chris Ross' five-alarm, call-to-arms organ solo. It recalls the best parts of prog while [...]
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Track 8 from Wolfmother
Length: 00:04:54 Year: 2006 |
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The highlight here is Chris Ross' five-alarm, call-to-arms organ solo. It recalls the best parts of prog while simultaneous kicking major ass. SHOW LESS
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2 | ? and the Mysterians : 96 Tears |
A garage rock classic, featuring the most copied organ line in all of rock. Also, the easiest (you can play it [...]
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Track 12 from 96 Tears
Length: 00:02:54 Year: 1966 |
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A garage rock classic, featuring the most copied organ line in all of rock. Also, the easiest (you can play it with two fingers). Plus, you can't beat that cheap-ass, garage-y Farfisa sound. SHOW LESS
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3 | The Raconteurs : Store Bought Bones |
Has a choppy, ELP-esque organ bit right off the top. Keith Emerson would approve.
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Track 7 from Broken Boy Soldiers
Length: 00:02:27 Year: 2006 |
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Has a choppy, ELP-esque organ bit right off the top. Keith Emerson would approve. SHOW LESS
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4 | Emerson, Lake and Palmer : Knife Edge |
Speaking of Keith Emerson... He happenes to be one of the greats, and the mad funks riffs he can coax out of h [...]
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Track 3 from Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Length: 00:05:04 Year: 1970 |
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Speaking of Keith Emerson... He happenes to be one of the greats, and the mad funks riffs he can coax out of his organ demonstarte that with ease. The chorus of this must be heard to be believed. SHOW LESS
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5 | Kansas : Belexes |
This galloping "boogie-prog" tune has a great deedle-dee-dee riff, courtesy of Steve Walsh, that's really catc [...]
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Track 4 from Kansas
Length: 00:04:23 Year: 1974 |
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This galloping "boogie-prog" tune has a great deedle-dee-dee riff, courtesy of Steve Walsh, that's really catchy. The instruments in the song interlock really well. The song is the aural equivalent of a car racing down the highway. SHOW LESS
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6 | Spooky Tooth : Tobacco Road |
This syruppy-slow, bluesy 60s rocker from England features, appropriatly enough, a bluesy wailing organ.
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Track 7 from It's All About
Length: 00:05:33 Year: 1968 |
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This syruppy-slow, bluesy 60s rocker from England features, appropriatly enough, a bluesy wailing organ. SHOW LESS
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7 | Yes : Roundabout |
Rick Wakeman is, quite litterally, a keyboard wizrd. His funky-as-hell-for-a-prog-song solo his, in turn, nice [...]
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Track 1 from Fragile
Length: 00:08:35 Year: 1972 |
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Rick Wakeman is, quite litterally, a keyboard wizrd. His funky-as-hell-for-a-prog-song solo his, in turn, nicely complimented by Steve Howe's guitar acrobatics and Chris Squire's ten-ton bass. SHOW LESS
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8 | The Moog Cookbook : Born to be Wild |
Steppenwolf performed exclusivlet on vintage Moog synths. It gets it's place on here for the sheer operatic gr [...]
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Track 1 from Plays Classic Rock Hits: Ye Olde Space Band
Length: 00:04:15 Year: 1997 |
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Steppenwolf performed exclusivlet on vintage Moog synths. It gets it's place on here for the sheer operatic grandeur of the organ part during the chorus. SHOW LESS
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9 | Rush : Roll the Bones |
The organ here isn't prevalent, but it is used for great effect before each chorus and during Alex Lifeson's s [...]
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Track 3 from Roll The Bones
Length: 00:05:30 Year: 1991 |
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The organ here isn't prevalent, but it is used for great effect before each chorus and during Alex Lifeson's solo. Please ignore Geddy Lee's embarassing baritone rap. SHOW LESS
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10 | Neil Young : The Loner |
Has a great acoustic-guitar-and-Hammond intro. Plus, it's Neil Young.
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Track 2 from neil young
Length: 00:03:55 Year: 1969 |
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Has a great acoustic-guitar-and-Hammond intro. Plus, it's Neil Young. SHOW LESS
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11 | Bob Dylan : Like A Rolling Stone |
Another classic organ part, this time played by Blood, Sweat and Tears alum Al Kooper.
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Track 1 from Highway 61 Revisited
Length: 00:06:09 Year: 1965 |
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Another classic organ part, this time played by Blood, Sweat and Tears alum Al Kooper. SHOW LESS
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12 | Yo La Tengo : Autum Sweater |
The drony organ line has a hypnotic quality to it. The leisurlym if slow, pace enhances that effect tenfold.
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Track 8 from I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One
Length: 00:05:31 Year: 1997 |
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The drony organ line has a hypnotic quality to it. The leisurlym if slow, pace enhances that effect tenfold. SHOW LESS
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