Songs with Epic Dynamic Progressions - Calm & Beautiful to Intense

[Haflermichi]

Almost forgot...

 

[Haflermichi]

And the opposite end of Steven Wilson's (Porcupine Tree) extraordinary range.

 

[Ibofobi]

 

[KSTR]

This one from 1974 might not fully fit the bill as the development of intensities and emotions is neither gradual nor linear, but it is one hell of a prog rock "movie song" taking you on a complex trip for 22 minutes:

 

[anphex]

Okay everyone,

thank you all so much! There are defintely some new gems for me in here.

I think I will sink my teeth more into Post Rock thanks to @napfkuchen. Didn't know this Genre, or at least I could never find the category for it. The New Arcades song you posted is really great! Really remind me of the band "The Midnight" which I adore.

Also I'll try to browse all the songs of Nils Frahm, Rob Hopkins(@Somafunk great post!), We Lost The Sea & Mono (@goat76).

All the others, thank you for your contributions too! It's always nice to see people recommending music they like. Even if I have to admit that songs + 10 minutes are not for my young brain that is conditioned by short attention span media. Sorry! Also, "old school rock" is just not my cup of tea it seems.

But please don't let that stop you from posting. I will keep looking into that thread!

Of course, a suggestion from me that fits the bill and may very well serve for further suggestion, if I may be so egoistic and bold .

 

[Ibofobi]

2WEI & Ali Christenhusz & Edda Hayes - What a Wonderful World

 

[Tatr76]

I love these type of threads, discover music that might not of crossed my radar.

 

[caught gesture]

I love these type of threads, discover music that might not of crossed my radar.

Indeed! I’ve already made a couple of searches of Bandcamp on the basis of music in this thread alone.

 

[DJBonoBobo]

Incredible tension in this one. "Post"-Metal, i guess.

 

[El_Duderino]

Wait for it.

And

 

[danadam]

Even if I have to admit that songs + 10 minutes are not for my young brain that is conditioned by short attention span media. Sorry! Also, "old school rock" is just not my cup of tea it seems.

Ok, so I'll only mention the titles

• Deep Purple - Child in time
• Iron Maiden - Afraid to Shoot Strangers, Fear of the Dark (maybe the first 30s needs to be skipped to fulfill the criteria)
• Metallica - Nothing Else Matters, Fade to Black
• Guns'N'Roses - November Rain

Carl Orff - O Fortuna, a classical piece, though I like Therion's version (also may need to skip the first 20s to fulfill the criteria):

and from the same album, "Ship of Luna":

And this one is the first what came to my mind when I saw the thread's title, "Michał Lorenz - Taniec Eleny":

The above was polish instrumental song from a soundtrack, so to go even more obscure, some polish songs with vocals
Tadeusz Woźniak - Zegarmistrz światła

Brathanki - Heniek

 

[dpturner]

speaking of bolero...white rabbit by jefferson airplane:

 

[danadam]

Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade, Capriccio Espagnole by Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Op.34 -4. Scena e canto gitano and Op.34 -5. Fandango asturiano

Can't find this version on YT but it looks like this:

Maybe these:

 

[Sokel]

Maybe these:

Yes,that's the one.
(I have to get better at searching)

 

[Burning Sounds]

Ibrahim Maalouf - Beirut, saw him perform this several years ago. Beautiful, sad and powerful.

 

[hat28]

1990s Britpop era: Suede and Still Life

 

[Zedly]

 

[LTig]

Joe Jackson: Heart of Ice (1984) - my first rock/pop CD. Wonderful climax if your system can handle the peaks. The original dynamic on the CD is higher than on youtube.

 

[Cbdb2]

Tool: Fear Innoculum

 

[El_Duderino]