Realize that some of these tracks will sound better than others, depending on the soundcard in your computer.  Most cards sound rather clunky, but you can always play these sounds through a synthesizer and have very listenable music.

• Pink Floyd
• Another Brick in the Wall Part I
• Another Brick in the Wall Part II (neat delay effect on the solo!)
• Hey You
• Comfortably Numb
• Run Like Hell
• Learning to Fly (based on the live version)
• Sorrow (not very good, but RARE!  This is not Metallica's Harvester of Sorrow found everywhere else on the web!)
• Cluster One (no guitar part)
• Keep Talking
• Coming Back to Life
• High Hopes

• Eric Clapton
• Ain't Gone and Give Up On Love
• She's Gone (no guitar parts, unfortunately)
• River of Tears
• Bad Love
• I Wish It Would Rain Down On Me (w/ Phil Collins)

• Queen
• Another One Bites the Dust
• Bohemian Rhapsody
• Crazy Little Thing Called Love
• Days of Our Lives
• I Want to Break Free
• I'm Going Slightly Mad
• One Year of Love
• Radio Ga Ga
• Somebody To Love
• The Show Must Go On
• Under Pressure
• Who Wants to Live Forever

• Chicane (great electronic artist)
• Offshore
• Don't Give Up (w/ Bryan Adams)

• Chess (yes, the musical)
• One Night In Bangkok
• Nobody's on Nobody's Side

• Eric Johnson - Cliffs of Dover

• Laura Brannigan
• Self Control or version #2
• Gloria

• Rush
• Dreamline
• Time Stand Still

• Shakespear's Sister - Stay

• Seal - Crazy

These are a few tracks I edited in order to play guitar along with.  They are different versions of the files above.  In general, they lack the lead and/or rhythm guitar parts.  If the melody was present in the original, it is either removed or dramtically reduced in volume.

• Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the Wall Part II.  This is a "karaoke" mix designed for a guitarist who likes to improvise.  I played this one in a talent show some years back.  Here's the structure:
• The melody is played at a low volume throughout , just to cue you into where it comes in.
• The first verse has no rhythm guitar.  You play this part the first time around.
• The rhythm guitar part is present for this verse.  I usually switched over to a lead gutar sound and improvised through this part.
• There are no lead guitar tracks throughout the solo.  You provide the magic here.

• Pink Floyd - Learning to Fly.  This one is similarly minimized for live playing.  There are no vocal parts throughout and the lead guitar parts are all cut.  Also, this version lacks the "applause" at the end found in the original file above.  Your audience will have to supply this.

• Pink Floyd - Coming Back to Life.  Because the intro guitar and first verse are free time, I added a simple beat to help you keep up so the chords don't change without you.

• Eric Clapton - Bad Love.  Once again, lead guitar part is removed.

These are kind of rare, so I include them here.  You can find lots of Star Wars midis everywhere else on the web.

• Contact - Main theme (just the main piano melody and strings)

• Dune
• Main Theme
• Take My Hand (closing credits)

• Fifth Element
• Pictures of War
• Protect Life

• Pixies - Where is My Mind? (from Fight Club)

• Somewhere in Time
• Main theme
• Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini
• Medley?  Segues from Rhapsody to the Main Theme

• Twin Peaks
• "Falling" theme
• Laura Palmer's theme

There are a few songs I have always wanted to get a midi of.

• Roger Waters - better (i.e., multi-tracked) versions almost any song.
• Pink Floyd - same as the above for anything from The Final Cut.
• Eric Clapton - No Alibis
• Chicane - anything by him besides the ones above.

• - A good search engine for midi files

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