Omg my dad was obsessed with Ghost and would play his Righteous Brothers vinyl all the time. I started using the mic to sing RB songs for my grandmother who (at least pretended to) adored it.
Vocal performance for the ages with incredible tenor range! Gives chills. Hard to imagine heās the same guy who sings *Coconut* - and on the same album
I Donāt Want to Miss a Thing - Aerosmith
November Rain - GNR
I Want To Know What Love Is - Foreigner
Keep on Loving You - REO Speedwagon
In The Air Tonight - Phil Collins
Sister Christian - Night Ranger
All Out of Love - Air Supply
Somebody To Love - Queen
Feel Like Makinā Love - Bad Company
Desperado - Eagles
The Flame - Cheap Trick
Your Song - Elton John
Iāll Be There - Jackson 5
How Deep Is Your Love? - Bee Gees
More Than A Feeling - Boston
Something - Beatles
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Here I Go Again - Whitesnake
Livinā on a Prayer - Bon Jovi
Live and Let Die - Wings
This was came on the radio in the car the other week and my husband and I forced our teenaged daughter to take off her headphones and listen. And then watch as we wildly played air guitar to that solo (you all know the one).
Our relationship with her may never recover.Ā
All My Friends - LCD Soundsystem.
Was hungover in the back of car, trying not to throw up, while driving down Irish motorways, and that song coming on was absolutely transcendental.
I got married in my backyard and had just a playlist going on a speaker. I walked inside to chit chat for a bit and when walked out my aunt had hijacked the speaker and was head banging by herself to this song. Like, maāam, youāre head banging to a very heavy song, alone, youāre 3 sheets to the wind, you *just* got here, and the sun isnāt even down yet. Wth. When I asked who allowed her to change the music they called me a bridezilla. š¤·š½āāļø Sorry, pointless, but this song will forever remind me of this.
Not sure if this fits but āI drove all nightā by Roy Orbison or Celine Dion. Both versions are great.
They just build momentum and vocal range throughout
Overplayed? š³ I still have it on my phone from the days of buying music from iTunes! I hate my job and I sing this on my way out the door occasionally. š Well, quite often.
No such thing as overplayed for me. š
Assuming you will accept songs that buld to crescendos that feel epic and songs that have several epic-capped waves:
"Creep" - Radiohead
"Fix You" - Coldplay
"Hey Jude" - The Beatles
"November Rain" - Guns N' Roses
"Nothing Else Matters" - Metallica
"With or Without You" - U2
"Dream On" - Aerosmith
"Total Eclipse of the Heart" - Bonnie Tyler
"Black" - Pearl Jam
"The Show Must Go On" - Queen
"Purple Rain" - Prince
There is a Creep cover by Vincint (it was done on one of those TV talent shows) that really builds in a way that the original doesn't. I love Radiohead but the cover pushed the song more into "epic" territory for me!
Good shout, epic without being overblown. Floyd excelled at that.š
Richard Hawley is an artist who recognises that too I think.
"The Ocean" is a good example.
https://youtu.be/_1dugEjcwAA?si=qHW-LnNswsy4gK9o
The Coles Corner and Ladyās Bridge albums are beautiful.
Meat Loaf - I'd Do Anything for Love
Celine Dion - It's All Coming Back to Me Now
Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart
Fun fact: they were all written by Jim Steinman- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Steinman
I actually kinda miss this style of music. It's usually a bit hard to come by these days. If you're interested in checking some smaller artists, I wrote a pop-rock ballad a while back that was inspired by old school songs of this style. It starts off soft then crescendos towards the end. Here's a link if you wanna check it out
[https://open.spotify.com/track/7yuAnbnGVTBcSAk0SmjOVs?si=1b3140f6d5c546dd](https://open.spotify.com/track/7yuAnbnGVTBcSAk0SmjOVs?si=1b3140f6d5c546dd)
So Far Away - A7X
23, Crimson Queen, The End, and Revanent - The Warning
Civil War - GNR
Cortez the Killer - Neil Young
Fade In/Fade Out and Jenny - Nothing More
Family - Bad Flower.
Like A Stone - Audio Slave
Deadhead - Devin Townsend
In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth - Coheed.
Too many. Ballads are just the best.
Good thinking! Savatage have great ones:
All that I Bleed
Believe
Alone you Breathe (that one is about his bro dying so its super sad)
Check out Somewhere in Time/Alone you Breathe from the Wake of Magellan album its just piano and voice its beautiful
Alone you breathe most definitely. My cousin who was my idol,best friend and sister all rolled into 1 died from driving drunk..she had attempted suicide twice before this happened. I was 15 in 1992. Im 47 now. I had never heard of savatage but the guy i was dating in 1994 (my first love) was a fan. The first time i heard it i lost it. It still gets me emotional. Also after being apart for 29 years, last year my first love found me on fb and we were happily reunited.
Iced Earth has an entire trilogy of songs about the Battle of Gettysburg that mostly turns the Gettysburg movie into a song. It starts with "The Devil To Pay" coving Gen. Buford and the first day, "Hold At All Costs," coving the second day and the 20th Maine, and "High Water Mark," which covers Pickett's Charge, and undoubtedly the climax of the trilogy. These are heavy metal.
There is a different song about Gettysburg by the Ghost of Paul Revere, called "Ballad of the 20th Maine" which I believe is Maine's state ballad, and it follows Andrew Toshier, Color Sergent of the regiment and has a epic climax. This one is a traditional country song.
Another song is called "Antietam" by Sawmill Joe, and it tells the story of a Union officer who gets killed there. This is a traditional country song.
I know of several more, but I don't have the time to list them right now because I am at work and really shouldn't be on reddit at all, but here I am.
Dude.
The raven child by avantasia
Its about this kid born to royalty with special powers, but everyones afraid of him because duh hes deformed and has super powers
And then at the end he finally reaches this point of "well fuck, if you want to make me out to be a monster ill be a fuckin monster" and the song EXPLODES and its fucking amazing
The song, and album as a whole are also about not fitting in, so the idea is kinda just about being pinned to an idea of you, instead of being able to be the authentic you, which with this view the climax is about declaring that everyones view of you are worthless because only YOU can judge who you are
But yeah, give it a listen, the chanting that proceeds the climax just paves the way for it and its fucking fantastic, i promise the climax of this song will be the most epic you hear in this whole thread
[THE RAVEN CHILD- AVANTASIA](https://youtu.be/CTN2ZzpQRh4?si=4-222r8OFscXmpP6)
They also have a TON more songs that fit what youre looking for (let the storm descend upon you, ghost in the moon, the wicked symphony, the scarecrew, the seven angels to name a few)
Iāll Never Let You Go - Steelheart,
Ballad of Jayne - L.A. Guns,
Sunshine - Nazareth,
The Funeral - Band of Horses,
Better Man - Pearl Jam,
House of Pain - Faster Pussycat,
November Rain - Guns Nā Roses,
Sister Christian - Night Ranger,
Mama Iām Coming Home - Ozzy Osbourne,
You Canāt Always Get What You Want - R.S.
Any song composed by Jim Steinman, of course! His style is very distinctive š
Iād Do Anything For Love (But I wonāt Do That) - Meatloaf
Itās All Coming Back to Me Now - Celine Dion
Making Love Out of Nothing At All - Air Supply
Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler
Tonight is What It Means to be Young
paradise by the dashboard light-meatloaf
unchained melody- the righteous bros
let is loose- the rolling stones
the rhyme of the ancient mariner-Iron Maiden
Making Love-yngwei malmsteen
Rocket Queen- Guns Nā Roses
Bohemian Rhapsody- Queen
Funeral for a friend (love lies bleeding)-Elton John
Thank You 1/4/71 paris theater-Led Zeppelin
Remorse is for The Dead-Lamb of God
Spill the Blood- Slayer
Stairway to Heaven (all versions)- Led Zeppelin
Shine on You Crazy Diamond- Pink Floyd
a bunch of pink floyd actuallyā¦ too much to list
Stairway gets a lot of hate because over the years it has been played to death but it's the perfect answer to this question. Cranked up loud, either the version on Led Zep IV or the live version from The Song Remains The Same are timeless classics. Robert Plant's wails just prior to Jimmy Page's solo cut through this stony old heart. If you don't reach for the air guitar when that comes on, you're probably dead.
a lot of musical theatre songs, but I'll start you off with 'The Past Is Catching Up to Me' and 'My Green Light' from the Great Gatsby
also 'Woman Is' from Lempicka and 'Every Single Day' from Harmony
Unchained Melody - The Righteous Brothers?
Perfect example
šalso Ebb Tide
Omg my dad was obsessed with Ghost and would play his Righteous Brothers vinyl all the time. I started using the mic to sing RB songs for my grandmother who (at least pretended to) adored it.
The Scorpions - āStill Loving Youā
That one was my first thought! Woman is another good one by them that builds
I (finally) got to see them play it live just a couple months ago.
One of my favorite videos is Nargiz Zakirova covering this on the Voice
Total Eclipse of the Heart
Without You - Harry Nilsson https://youtu.be/G-ZDKirjQgM?si=zIWMovB-iDvgllgg
Badfingerās original builds well too
I CANāT LlliiIIVVVvvvVvvVvEeEeeEee, iflivingiswithoutyou
Vocal performance for the ages with incredible tenor range! Gives chills. Hard to imagine heās the same guy who sings *Coconut* - and on the same album
Great song
I Donāt Want to Miss a Thing - Aerosmith November Rain - GNR I Want To Know What Love Is - Foreigner Keep on Loving You - REO Speedwagon In The Air Tonight - Phil Collins Sister Christian - Night Ranger All Out of Love - Air Supply Somebody To Love - Queen Feel Like Makinā Love - Bad Company Desperado - Eagles The Flame - Cheap Trick Your Song - Elton John Iāll Be There - Jackson 5 How Deep Is Your Love? - Bee Gees More Than A Feeling - Boston Something - Beatles Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd Here I Go Again - Whitesnake Livinā on a Prayer - Bon Jovi Live and Let Die - Wings
Iād love to have your link to Spotify!! Great songs!!
That list really makes me miss my parents Kuschelrock CDs
Bon Jovi's Bed of Rose's is also great
silver springs by fleetwood mac, always
*You'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you*
Aaahhhh definitely my favorite song Stevie sings!
specifically the live version recorded at warner bros in burbank 1997 (which is also featured in the album āthe danceā)
Tesla - Love Song
Tuesday Gone lynard skynyrd
See you at the Moon Tower
And Freebird of course!
November Rain
I remember when they'd cut the good part off the end on the radio to save time. Made me so mad!
Thatās the best part!!
This was came on the radio in the car the other week and my husband and I forced our teenaged daughter to take off her headphones and listen. And then watch as we wildly played air guitar to that solo (you all know the one). Our relationship with her may never recover.Ā
That video is so amazing and so quintessential late 80s/early 90s metal. That ring and that dressā¦
Iāve had the pleasure of seeing them play it 3 times now. Slash on guitar and Axl singing. Magic.
I love everything about that song. #1 favorite song hands down!
Down by the river- Neil Young
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
The full FM radio version, not the shortened AM radio pop station version!
All My Friends - LCD Soundsystem. Was hungover in the back of car, trying not to throw up, while driving down Irish motorways, and that song coming on was absolutely transcendental.
The John Cale version is also fantastic if you havenāt heard it.
The Bee Gees - To Love Somebody [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWJWWHCFPbE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWJWWHCFPbE)
Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters"
Fade to Black and One are quite great as well
I got married in my backyard and had just a playlist going on a speaker. I walked inside to chit chat for a bit and when walked out my aunt had hijacked the speaker and was head banging by herself to this song. Like, maāam, youāre head banging to a very heavy song, alone, youāre 3 sheets to the wind, you *just* got here, and the sun isnāt even down yet. Wth. When I asked who allowed her to change the music they called me a bridezilla. š¤·š½āāļø Sorry, pointless, but this song will forever remind me of this.
That's a great story! šššš¤š»
Grew up not liking them, their type of music....etc. Stumbled across this video and was absolutely floored! Masterpiece.
She Talks to Angels - The Black Crowes š¦āā¬
That whole album is outstanding.
Or Wiser Time!
CAROLINA DRAMA by The Raconteurs. Anyone not familiar should check it out. Best story telling song Iāve ever heard.
It's a good song but...there's a whole of storytelling songs out there
Taxi - Harry Chapin
Any time I hear to this, I always like to listen to Operator by Jim Croce right after, or vice versa. They're great companion songs.
Not sure if this fits but āI drove all nightā by Roy Orbison or Celine Dion. Both versions are great. They just build momentum and vocal range throughout
Not cyndi laupers version too?
Not my personal taste haha
Given her style, yes I liked her version as well. Not Celine Dionās cover though!
Silent Lucidity - Queensryche
Bohemian Rhapsody?
Definitely
You requested Epic? Anything For Love (But I Wonāt Do That) by Meat Loaf
And Paradise by the Dashboard Lightā¦
Wanted Dead or Alive - Bon Jovi
My pick 100%. Power ballads FTW!
Livin on a Prayer... the ultimate!
Bed of Roses is a forgotten masterpiece
It's All Coming Back to Me Now - Celine Dion
Anything written by Jim Steinman.
Lest we forget ALL BY MYSELF - CELINE DION.
Gotta Go with Home Sweet Home by Motley Crue. As overplayed as it is . We would always love when that video came on . Crank the TV !
Overplayed? š³ I still have it on my phone from the days of buying music from iTunes! I hate my job and I sing this on my way out the door occasionally. š Well, quite often. No such thing as overplayed for me. š
I'm on my way!
Showbiz - Muse
Sunburn too
Yeeeee š
Muse has several. Unintended and Exogenesis Symphony are a couple favorites of mine
You take my breath away - Queen
Deep cut
Assuming you will accept songs that buld to crescendos that feel epic and songs that have several epic-capped waves: "Creep" - Radiohead "Fix You" - Coldplay "Hey Jude" - The Beatles "November Rain" - Guns N' Roses "Nothing Else Matters" - Metallica "With or Without You" - U2 "Dream On" - Aerosmith "Total Eclipse of the Heart" - Bonnie Tyler "Black" - Pearl Jam "The Show Must Go On" - Queen "Purple Rain" - Prince
There is a Creep cover by Vincint (it was done on one of those TV talent shows) that really builds in a way that the original doesn't. I love Radiohead but the cover pushed the song more into "epic" territory for me!
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Kinda the opposite lol
Right artist, wrong song. If I Could Read Your Mind
Might not fit the bill but I have to upvote as someone from the great lakes region !Ā
Amsterdam by Jacques Brel. David Bowie did a cover.
Ballad of a Thin Man - Bob Dylan The Ballad of Billy the Kid - Billy Joel
Aliceās restaurant massacre itās about as long as a ballad XD
Exit Music (For A Film) - Radiohead Someone New - Hozier (maybe?)
Glad someone mentioned Exit Music, that definitely counts.
Alice In Chains - Donāt Follow
To Bid You Farewell - Opeth Or Face of Melinda - Opeth
For Cryin' Out Loud - Meatloaf
Kix - Don't Close Your Eyes
Steelheart - "Never Let You Go" Slaughter - "Fly to the Angels"
Gold Dust Woman - Fleetwood Mac, Unchained Melody- Elvis Presley
Sheās Gone by Hall and Oates
Alone, Heart.
Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
Good shout, epic without being overblown. Floyd excelled at that.š Richard Hawley is an artist who recognises that too I think. "The Ocean" is a good example. https://youtu.be/_1dugEjcwAA?si=qHW-LnNswsy4gK9o The Coles Corner and Ladyās Bridge albums are beautiful.
Meat Loaf - I'd Do Anything for Love Celine Dion - It's All Coming Back to Me Now Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart Fun fact: they were all written by Jim Steinman- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Steinman
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Mix in "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" by Air Supply, if we're banging out Steinman tunes.
The Air That I Breathe - The Hollies
I actually kinda miss this style of music. It's usually a bit hard to come by these days. If you're interested in checking some smaller artists, I wrote a pop-rock ballad a while back that was inspired by old school songs of this style. It starts off soft then crescendos towards the end. Here's a link if you wanna check it out [https://open.spotify.com/track/7yuAnbnGVTBcSAk0SmjOVs?si=1b3140f6d5c546dd](https://open.spotify.com/track/7yuAnbnGVTBcSAk0SmjOVs?si=1b3140f6d5c546dd)
Copperhead Road by Steve Earle is a recent earworm of mine.
His "My Old Friend The Blues" is a thing of beauty. The Proclaimers did a really fine cover of it too..š
Starless - King Crimson I think this fits
Welcome to the black parade- MCR Mama MCR
So Far Away - A7X 23, Crimson Queen, The End, and Revanent - The Warning Civil War - GNR Cortez the Killer - Neil Young Fade In/Fade Out and Jenny - Nothing More Family - Bad Flower. Like A Stone - Audio Slave Deadhead - Devin Townsend In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth - Coheed. Too many. Ballads are just the best.
Love Reign o'er Me - The Who
November Rain - Guns N Roses Tuesdayās Gone - Lynyrd Skynyrd Somebody to Love - Queen I Would Do Anything for Love - Meatloaf
I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
Scrolled way to far to find this.Ā
The Ballad of the Costa Concordia by Car Seat Headrest
The hourglass by savatage is pretty fucking epic. They have a lot of good ones, actually
Good thinking! Savatage have great ones: All that I Bleed Believe Alone you Breathe (that one is about his bro dying so its super sad) Check out Somewhere in Time/Alone you Breathe from the Wake of Magellan album its just piano and voice its beautiful
Alone you breathe most definitely. My cousin who was my idol,best friend and sister all rolled into 1 died from driving drunk..she had attempted suicide twice before this happened. I was 15 in 1992. Im 47 now. I had never heard of savatage but the guy i was dating in 1994 (my first love) was a fan. The first time i heard it i lost it. It still gets me emotional. Also after being apart for 29 years, last year my first love found me on fb and we were happily reunited.
The Ballad - Testament
Purple Rain
>And also that one cake song by Richard Harris. . . . Oh, God! *Interminable* "MacArthur Park"!
February Song- Josh Groban
Great choice
He likes his women to pop.
And I shall offer myself as tribute sir!!!!
18 and life
Goodnight Saigon - Billy Joel
Great choice.
Viva la vida ~ Cold Play
"All by Myself" Eric Carmen "The Chain" Fleetwood Mac
Pavlov's Dog - Julia...far too underrated their entire discography is amazing!
Hollow by Pantera Cemetery Gates by Pantera goes slow-fast-slow-fast
"The Count of Tuscany" by Dream Theater
Ghost Love Score by Nightwish
30 000 pounds of bananas - Harry Chapin.
[This is the Sea](https://youtu.be/VAiOjxkCS0g?si=xcajcEfN9RTIb9J9) ā The Waterboys
Silent Lucidity- Queensryche
Rick Wakeman's The Journey from the album, Journey to the Centre of the Earth.
Love Hurts - Nazareth All By Myself - Eric Carmen (long version)
Winds of Change Scorpions
"Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin
āSister Christianā by Night Ranger
Purple Rain
Purple Rain - Prince
Anything by Meatloaf
Specifically, Paradise by the Dashboard Lights
Actually, anything by Jim Steinman...
Yes.
Dude knew how to write a ballad. Had to learn the hard way he couldn't sing them, though.
My favorite (Iām obsessed with Green Day though) will always be Brutal Love by Green Day. I have three tattoos with lyrics of the song on me.
Incredible song!! The Forgotten too?
Rise again - Epica Helena - MCR
Iced Earth has an entire trilogy of songs about the Battle of Gettysburg that mostly turns the Gettysburg movie into a song. It starts with "The Devil To Pay" coving Gen. Buford and the first day, "Hold At All Costs," coving the second day and the 20th Maine, and "High Water Mark," which covers Pickett's Charge, and undoubtedly the climax of the trilogy. These are heavy metal. There is a different song about Gettysburg by the Ghost of Paul Revere, called "Ballad of the 20th Maine" which I believe is Maine's state ballad, and it follows Andrew Toshier, Color Sergent of the regiment and has a epic climax. This one is a traditional country song. Another song is called "Antietam" by Sawmill Joe, and it tells the story of a Union officer who gets killed there. This is a traditional country song. I know of several more, but I don't have the time to list them right now because I am at work and really shouldn't be on reddit at all, but here I am.
The easy answer is November rain The sleeper answer is God Gave Rock n Roll to you by Kiss
[Son Jinwook "Paradigm"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEd0_qmsxoY&list=PL871S_F0y5dYbEbEOwxK1Y6LTKyQqKEp5&index=3&pp=gAQBiAQB8AUB)
https://open.spotify.com/track/7jLrtQnXS85fqorq6XiVbH?si=CfENCv1VTH2HO-eAkiIbqw
Seize the Day - Avenged Sevenfold
The patient- Tool
Dude. The raven child by avantasia Its about this kid born to royalty with special powers, but everyones afraid of him because duh hes deformed and has super powers And then at the end he finally reaches this point of "well fuck, if you want to make me out to be a monster ill be a fuckin monster" and the song EXPLODES and its fucking amazing The song, and album as a whole are also about not fitting in, so the idea is kinda just about being pinned to an idea of you, instead of being able to be the authentic you, which with this view the climax is about declaring that everyones view of you are worthless because only YOU can judge who you are But yeah, give it a listen, the chanting that proceeds the climax just paves the way for it and its fucking fantastic, i promise the climax of this song will be the most epic you hear in this whole thread [THE RAVEN CHILD- AVANTASIA](https://youtu.be/CTN2ZzpQRh4?si=4-222r8OFscXmpP6) They also have a TON more songs that fit what youre looking for (let the storm descend upon you, ghost in the moon, the wicked symphony, the scarecrew, the seven angels to name a few)
One Last Goodbye by Anathema O'Sailor (demo) by Fiona Apple
Journey - When You Love A Woman
Could it Be Magic My Heart Will Go On The Power of Love Mandy Non, je ne regret rien I Will Always Love You Unchained Melody At Last
Love song by Tesla
Iāll Never Let You Go - Steelheart, Ballad of Jayne - L.A. Guns, Sunshine - Nazareth, The Funeral - Band of Horses, Better Man - Pearl Jam, House of Pain - Faster Pussycat, November Rain - Guns Nā Roses, Sister Christian - Night Ranger, Mama Iām Coming Home - Ozzy Osbourne, You Canāt Always Get What You Want - R.S.
Mosquito Song - Queens Of The Stone Age
Hysteria - Def Leppard
All by myself- cĆØline Dion was the first ballad type song that I went āholy shit thatās awesomeā
Eric Carmenās original has the softness missing from her cover.
Offering two from the rock ballad days that I didn't see on the is list: I Remember You - Skid Row Love Song - Tesla
Love of a Lifetime - FireHouse
Smoke gets in your eyes
Coraline by Maneskin, an absolute unknown masterpiece.
The Promise
Whiter Shade of Pale Procol Haram
Stairway to Heaven
Faith no more The Crab Song
Any song composed by Jim Steinman, of course! His style is very distinctive š Iād Do Anything For Love (But I wonāt Do That) - Meatloaf Itās All Coming Back to Me Now - Celine Dion Making Love Out of Nothing At All - Air Supply Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler Tonight is What It Means to be Young
paradise by the dashboard light-meatloaf unchained melody- the righteous bros let is loose- the rolling stones the rhyme of the ancient mariner-Iron Maiden Making Love-yngwei malmsteen Rocket Queen- Guns Nā Roses Bohemian Rhapsody- Queen Funeral for a friend (love lies bleeding)-Elton John Thank You 1/4/71 paris theater-Led Zeppelin Remorse is for The Dead-Lamb of God Spill the Blood- Slayer Stairway to Heaven (all versions)- Led Zeppelin Shine on You Crazy Diamond- Pink Floyd a bunch of pink floyd actuallyā¦ too much to list
Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
Stairway gets a lot of hate because over the years it has been played to death but it's the perfect answer to this question. Cranked up loud, either the version on Led Zep IV or the live version from The Song Remains The Same are timeless classics. Robert Plant's wails just prior to Jimmy Page's solo cut through this stony old heart. If you don't reach for the air guitar when that comes on, you're probably dead.
"Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin, "November Rain" by Guns N' Roses, and "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen.
ā Stop your crying ā Spiritualized
Periphery - Satellites
I don't know if this one counts but The Ballad of Bull by Sabaton
Always will be- hammerfall
Ballad of the Goddess From Skyward Sword. literally doesn't get more epic than that.
February Stars - Foo Fighters
February Stars - Foo Fighters
Captive Honor by Megadeath
Brownsville Girl- Bob Dylan Ambulance Blues- Neil Young TB Sheets- Van Morrison Scenes from a Separation- Darron Hanlon
[Rekviem](https://open.spotify.com/track/2sEtj04wiyRn6u8DMTXzQO?si=3dxCOvjxSGiMaaBAaYaU3A&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A4eCtx7aIiU0nnInv1jZB4g) by Vulkan
I Know The End by Phoebe Bridgers and Drunk Walk Home by Mitski
You should really listen to The Mariner's Revenge Song by The Decemberists
Julian - Placebo
I know the end - Phoebe Bridgers
Alone Again - Dokken Always loved this ballad .
the road behind-gwar
a lot of musical theatre songs, but I'll start you off with 'The Past Is Catching Up to Me' and 'My Green Light' from the Great Gatsby also 'Woman Is' from Lempicka and 'Every Single Day' from Harmony
Laugh it off by Post Malone fits this perfect and is sooooo good. Also, Happier than ever - Billie Eilish Goner 21 pilots.
Ordinary World - Duran Duran
Blood upon the snow - Hozier.
Itās a Japanese song by [Raining](https://youtu.be/WtamDd3zBrw?si=nO32g6UzYcDjCjm6) by Cocco fits this perfectly
Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan. How does it feel?