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Snarkridden · 18-01-02, 07:42 AM

I could not mention anyone specific track (instrumental) that was really outstanding, but I've always been a fan of Acoustic Alchemy, have most of their albums, well worth a listen if you can find them now.

What a great shame that one was taken so early, and just as their music was taking off, listen to many TV documentaries, you will hear background music by Acoustic Alchemy, it seems to be one of the groups that get selected automatically for such things?

Albums I know of are: Natural Elements, Red Dust & Spanish lace
Blue Chip, Reference Point, The New Edge, Against the Grain & Back on the Case.

There must be others...

If you like acoustic guitars, with a minimum of electronics, themes that vary from balads, through Spanish, to Jazz and techno, then give them a listen.

Snark.

18-01-02, 07:42 AM	#7
Snarkridden OpenNap Server Operator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: U.K Posts: 401	Strum Strum, Instrum....Ental? I could not mention anyone specific track (instrumental) that was really outstanding, but I've always been a fan of Acoustic Alchemy, have most of their albums, well worth a listen if you can find them now. What a great shame that one was taken so early, and just as their music was taking off, listen to many TV documentaries, you will hear background music by Acoustic Alchemy, it seems to be one of the groups that get selected automatically for such things? Albums I know of are: Natural Elements, Red Dust & Spanish lace Blue Chip, Reference Point, The New Edge, Against the Grain & Back on the Case. There must be others... If you like acoustic guitars, with a minimum of electronics, themes that vary from balads, through Spanish, to Jazz and techno, then give them a listen. Snark.