Favourite Instrumental Guitar Albums...

guitarfishbay

Haven't listened to this album in years but I remember enjoying it.

Philtre

guitarfishbay

This is also worth a listen

Fretwired

On my iPod

Blow by blow - Jeff Beck
Moving waves and Focus 3 - Focus
Jan Akkerman - Jan Akkerman
Philip Catherine - Transparence and Babel
Al Di Meola - Casino and Kiss my axe
Terje Rypdal - Selected recordings
Andy Summers - Charming snakes
Bill Frisell - East west
Bill Nelson - Illuminated at dusk
Dominic Miller - Ad hoc
Eef Albers - Skyrider
Eivind Aarset - Sonic codex and IE
Grant Green - Idle moments
Hein Van de Geyn - Baseline: the guitar album
Jakob Bro - Gefion and Streams
Jeff Golub - Soul sessions
John Abercrombie - Current events
John McLaughlin - Electric guitarist and Black light
John Scofield - Uberjam and Uber jam deux
Lowercase noises - Ambient songs
Michael Brook - Cobalt blue and Bellcurve
Mike Stern - Is what it is
Neal Schon - Beyond the thunder
Pat Martino - Remember
Pat Metheny - Offramp and Imaginery day
Ronny Jordan - The antidote
Russian circles - Geneva
Swung - Vol. 2
Ulf Wakenius - Live
Will Ackerman - Windham Hill retrospective
Wes Montgomery - The incredible guitar
Kenny Burrell - Midnight blue
John Themis - English renaissance

ToneControl

Buckethead
-Electric tears
-Electric sea

guitars4you

Midnight Blue - Kenny Burrell

Blow by Blow and Wired - Beck

Philly_Q

The Mermen - A Glorious Lethal Euphoria
Earthless - From the Ages
My Sleeping Karma - Soma
Karma to Burn - Wild Wonderful Purgatory
Vinnie Moore - Mind's Eye
Wishbone Ash - Nouveau Calls

PolarityMan

Pelican's first EP

Rocker

Guitar music albums do not light my fire. I bought a lot over the years, most ended up in charity shops. One that didn't is Perc Ulator by Eric Roche. 

Whitecat

‘Solo Guitar’ by Alan Sparhawk. 

viz

Fretwired said:

On my iPod


Al Di Meola - Casino and Kiss my axe

Correct. 

axisus

No 1 for me is the sublime Thomas Blug live in Raalte, no 2 is Guthrie Govan Erotic Cakes

digitalkettle

Pierre Bensusan's 'Intuite'

west

 
Scofield ..blue matter ..
Krantz ... long to be loose ( incredible )
frisel .. with dave holland and elvin jones ( even better is the looping dvd from berkley church but its not an album )
Holdsworth .. secrets / wardencliff tower ...
Landau .. Tales from the bulge ...
Carlton .. last nite
mclaughlin delucia  dimeola ..  friday night in san francisco ..

a few off the top ...

jaysmith

Steve Vai Passion And Warfare

Joe Satriani Surfing With The Alien

Greg Howe Greg Howe ( first album)

english_bob

All these aforementioned bitches are strictly amateur.

ToneControl

Shut up n play yer guitar

stratman3142

I agree with a lot of the choices mentioned so far and albums by Robben Ford and Jeff Beck would be very high on my list.

One that I don't think has been mentioned is Sometime Tuesday Morning by Johnny A., which a great album with understated guitar playing. There's a really nice version of Witchita Lineman. Below is a clip of a live version.

Fretwired

stratman3142 said:

I agree with a lot of the choices mentioned so far and albums by Robben Ford and Jeff Beck would be very high on my list.

One that I don't think has been mentioned is Sometime Tuesday Morning by Johnny A., which a great album with understated guitar playing. There's a really nice version of Witchita Lineman. Below is a clip of a live version.

I have that album on CD .. great live recording.

matdotcodot

Loren Connors - Airs.