TockTockTock

Instrumental rock is pretty much the only genre I don't like to be instrumental.
Although, I do make a few exceptions sometimes, such as with math rock, avant-prog, experimental rock, noise rock, etc.

clutnuckle

talk and roll

TockTockTock

I read the previous discussion. Didn't feel like getting into it.

clutnuckle

tbh i just posted 'talk and roll' without having read the first 5 pages of this thread without any context or purpose

i am the cancer that is killing mb

also: http://www.last.fm/group/It's+NOT+all+about+the+lyrics.

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Stone Birds

YES!!! there are a few instrumentals i like but most are just kind of meh, and there are very few instrumental songs that wouldn't like more if they had vocals.

i just like lyrics and vocals

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Howard the Duck

i don't listen much to instrumental stuff besides Classical and Jazz

Calexico's instrumentals are pretty good, Mogwai's so-so

Kinda Blue

I never had any problems getting into instrumental music, then again I didn't really try until about a year and a half ago, when I started listening to jazz.

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MoonlitSunshine

There are definitely situations where i love an instrumental piece, even to the point that there are songs to which I prefer an instrumental version. Lyrics, however... I've sung in choirs since I was 15, I think that for me has increased the importance of lyrics within music. While I do see the voice as just another instrument that has to fit into the music, I do still put great emphasis on the lyrics of a song. It doesn't have to be that they need to be about something poignant, but I like the rhythms and feel of different words, and things like that. There's a lot to be said for lyrics and how they can change a song, and I often pay great attention to what's being sung.

That, and it's a lot easier to sing along :P

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CanwllCorfe

For me it all depends. In Black Metal, I see vocals as just another instrument. I can't make out one single word they're saying, and I don't mind. For me it's ALL about the feeling, and pretty much not at all about the content. It's nice when there's a mix though!

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