What are some more "symphonic" rock songs?

[justin.q154]

Types of songs that have more than just one feeling throughout and just sounds big or orchestral.

[Jerome]

http://youtu.be/lAsvjVx-Mg4

[SteveO]

[video=youtube;3E98C5BcXnE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E98C5BcXnE[/video]

[Jerome]

I remember you posting this Steve - great music.

[Jerome]

OK this is not really a symphonic rock song - but this shows what you can do with a symphony orchestra and an electric guitar - Mr Gilmour in full flight. http://youtu.be/z__plRpIabU

[jazzboCR]

2 versions of the too-obvious choice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDVDJaNli5Y and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxCPbw0HM5k << just as hog farmers use every part of the pig but the squeal, so Mr. Emmanuel with a guitar and music songbook...The string quartet is havin' a bit of fun too before TCB on the main song.
For guitar students: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHmsVqKjqHk

[SteveO]

Yes it is Jerome! I am so glad you like it! Modern prog rock! There are hundreds of new bands on the IsideOut music site!!!!:wink:

[R_burke]

Progressive Rock is the obvious choice here - Moody Blues, Yes and ELP
Early Chicago might also fit the bill, Tower of Power, Sons of Champlin or some of the new horn based bands like No BS Brass

[jazzboCR]

Yes it is Jerome! I am so glad you like it! Modern prog rock! There are hundreds of new bands on the IsideOut music site!!!!:wink:

As a click-through: http://www.insideoutmusic.com/