My humble contributions.
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In a gadda da vida - Iron Butterfly
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Echoes - Pink Floyd
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Shine on you Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd
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The Temples of Syrinx - Rush
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Supper’s Ready - Genesis
My humble contributions.
In a gadda da vida - Iron Butterfly
Echoes - Pink Floyd
Shine on you Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd
The Temples of Syrinx - Rush
Supper’s Ready - Genesis
Free Bird, of course. Length depends on version.
Evie - Stevie Wright / The Easybeats
The live version of Comfrtably Numb by Pink Floyd comes in at 9:29 and is way better thank Shine on… YMMV.
Dave Gilmour solo at the end is unreal.
Probably my favourite Pink Floyd song. David Gilmour is sublime here. Also does use some of our gear so that’s cool I guess (edit: of course not for this performance, the company I work for didn’t even exist at the time
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I can’t decide. It is either that, Time or Money (even if only for the 7/8 time signature).
I listened to an interview with Alan Parsons a few years back where he described how they produced Money. Pretty incredible how he pulled that off.
Not quite 10 minutes (nine something) and I know that many many people disagree, but I really like “All Around the World” by Oasis a lot.
also not quiiiiiiiite 10 minutes, but amazing, is Stargazer by Rainbow. The opening sequence is particularly spectacular.
Actually, The Temples of Syrinx is 2:12 long. 2112 is 20:33 long. And you call yourself a Rush fan.
Rush has so many epic longer length songs. Xanadu, The Necromancer, etc. Honorable mention to La Villa Strangiato, coming in at 9:35.
The End (The Doors).
Close to The Edge (Yes).
Rhyme of the ancient mariner anyone?
Oh man, @smokinhole stole my thunder with Close to the Edge. The Yes Album has 3 almost candidates, Yours is No Disgrace 9:43, Starship Trooper 9:32, and Perpetual Change 8:52. But if it has to be 10 mins, I submit Genesis, The Cinema Show 10:49 from Selling England by the Pound, which was Peter Gabriel’s last album with the group.
Long live prog rock!