What's the greatest rock instrumental of all time?

I’m casting my vote for

The Shadows--definitely my pick.

That guy with the killer instinct 🙂

Comfortably Numb from Pulse

Hmm... 🤔

HERBIE HANCOCK — rock it 😬

My first thought is basically

Metallica - Orion

that's really all I've got for now 😢

The Oregon Trail👍

dude said:My first thought is

Metallica - Orion

nothing else comes to mind right now 😢

I'm with you on that! 😉

Kyuss - Asteroid
Any instrumental album is basically a total burnout...

dude said:My first thought is

Metallica - Orion

don't have any other ideas right now 😢

Also 👍

rapidviper54 said:I'm with you on that! 😉

Totally agree... plus Mezar Kabul - dedicated to those who passed away alone.👋

John Frusciante - ramparts 😁

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Everything from Slayer—the bloodiest and most intense stuff out there. Kerry King rules!

10cc - Sun Rock

If that ambient mumble disappears, then

Radiohead - Moon Shaped Pool by an Apple

Otherwise, if it stays...

Nirvana - In Utero...

I probably butchered the song titles somewhere—but honestly, I don't really care...

Radiohead - Creep

Aristotle said:John Frusciante - ramparts 😁

🙏

👍

velvetcrane85 said:that one with the "in on the kill" vibe 🙂

Personally, I’m leaning more towards the track from end Hits—if I recall correctly, maybe it was the eighth or ninth letter in the series.

Kurt Vonnegut said:Personally, I think the one from end Hits is better. If I recall correctly, it’s around the eighth or ninth track.

Oh, and that arpeggiator... it's actually pretty good.

Man, that Green Onions track is such a banger.
I think it was by Booker T. & the M.G.'s, if I remember right...

Theme song from "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Portishead