Out there in the interwebz there is a shiteload of backing track sites.
Recommend me some of your personal favourites, or advice on what to avoid.
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RuBear wrote:
You mean that it's ME that's responsible for you coming here? I'm feel sincerely guilty for putting the rest of you sods through the experience that is Benrocky.
robnobcorncob wrote:That CD I gave you has some backing tracks for playing lead over
Yep thats the inpiration for this thread. Didnt realise how much fun i was missing out on.
RuBear wrote:
You mean that it's ME that's responsible for you coming here? I'm feel sincerely guilty for putting the rest of you sods through the experience that is Benrocky.
I have 22 backing tracks that I can send on CD to people. They came from GuitarCenter's King of the Blues competition a couple of years ago (the wrong guy won, but that's another story).
NZRS-Dave wrote:I have 22 backing tracks that I can send on CD to people. They came from GuitarCenter's King of the Blues competition a couple of years ago (the wrong guy won, but that's another story).
NZRS-Dave wrote:I have 22 backing tracks that I can send on CD to people. They came from GuitarCenter's King of the Blues competition a couple of years ago (the wrong guy won, but that's another story).
guitar backing track has some tracks from the original artists (including vocals) but with no guitar. Try the following links, these two users have heaps;
guitar backing track has some tracks from the original artists (including vocals) but with no guitar.
I have found the songs with II or III etc after them are usually straight from rockband or guitar hero so have all the original instruments/vocals....its pretty cool playing crazy train and having ozzy sing on it
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