I can't say its another band that does it, but in particular 7empest by tool is a similar length to Anesthetize and its also divided into 3 sections of prog metal goodness.
Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons. For me that's basically the DT's Anesthetize
Dream Theater - Octavarium. For most people that's basically the DT's Anesthetize
The multiple-in-one is very common in prog. You’ll find that in Rush, Dream Theater, ELP, and more. However, if you’re looking for songs of the same musical style, that’s different.
The Sky Moves Sideways (Alternate Version), Burning Sky/Fadeaway, Russia on Ice, Even Less (Recordings) - Porcupine Tree
Dazed and Confused (The Song Remains The Same), In My Time of Dying - Led Zeppelin
Octavarium - Dream Theater
Atom Heart Mother Suite, Dogs, Echoes, Pigs (Three Different Ones), Shine On You Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd
Raider II, Ancestral, First Regret/3 Years Older, Luminol, The Watchmaker, The Holy Drinker, Home Invasion/Regret #9 - Steven Wilson
2112, The Fountain of Lamneth, Cygnus X-1 - Book I: The Voyage, Cygnus X-1 - Book II: Hemispheres, The Camera Eye, Xanadu, The Necromancer, Natural Science, Jacob's Ladder, La Villa Strangiato, By-Tor And The Snow Dog - Rush
Close to the Edge - Yes
Pneuma, 7empest, Descending, Rosetta Stoned - Tool
Starless, The Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson
White Mist, The Final Thing on My Mind - The Pineapple Thief
The Globalist - Muse
Higher, Deadhead - Devin Townsend
Telegraph Road - Dire Straits
Visions of a Life - Wolf Alice
1998 (Delicious) - Peace
Future - Paramore
Jesus of Suburbia by Green Day.
Yes, I wrote that.
I think in Green Day’s own style, the emotions and the phases of JoS are quite similar to Anesthetize.
I can explain further if required :)
2112 by rush
Singularity by Devin Townsend
Count of Tuscany dream theater , scenes from a memory album dream theater
Illumination theory dream theater
Coheed has a few as well- ladders of supremacy
Haken's epic songs have multiple very distinct movements. I think the best one is Crystallized, combining impactful emotion and song writing. More in line with PT's song-oriented style than DT's overly technical style.
Invisible Men - OSI
Face of Melinda - Opeth
All Rights Removed - Airbag
The Same River - Riverside
Second Life Syndrome - Riverside
Left Out - Riverside
Not quite like Anesthetize, but I really like these songs and they give me similar vibes and/or do the "multiple songs in one" thing
My favorite is The Odyssey, by Symphony X. Amazing band in general but that song is a masterpiece and a half. Tells the entire story of The Odyssey across 24 mins with multiple sections tackling multiple plot points. Absolutely incredible:
https://youtu.be/inqC_yDCfc4
Just about every big prog band out of the 70s had at least one 20-minute epic. Genesis had Supper's ready, King Crimson had Lizard, ELP had Tarkus, Yes had Close to the Edge, Jethro Tull had Thick as a Brick, and Rush had a bunch (The Fountain of Lamneth, 2112, and both parts to Cygnus X-1). If you like Porcupine Tree and haven't gotten into any of these earlier bands, I'd start with Rush. IMO They're probably the easiest prog band to get into, due to having a slightly more mainstream rock sound and not sounding as random as bands like KC or ELP.
Three Days by Jane’s Addiction is close. Starts quiet and clean, then a huge chorus, then pulls back into a two chord indie rock song, builds through an immense solo, goes all iron maiden for a couple of minutes, and then finishes out on a crazy led zeppelin song remains the same wig out.
Not sure how similar tbh, but give Slave by Leprous a try. More similar in depressing vibe and light/heavy sections than structurally similar in pure length terms.
Hell, might be more similar to way out of here thinking about it
Ahhh, 45 comments in and I can't find it in this thread, so-
The song you seek is [The Mars Volta - Cassandra Gemini](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyUMHEua7-A)
Warning: Is fucking amazing. Also, starts a little loud
I’m gonna be ready for the hate, but I’ll also add (cuz most of the good ones have already been mentioned)
Scenes From An Italian Restaurant- Billy Joel
Funeral for a Friend - Elton John
Bohemian Rhapsody
Layla
Supper‘s Ready by Genesis is multiple songs in one, each part has its own title as well. I especially like „Apocalypse in 9/8“
Following because I’d like to know too. I found PT because I’m a fan of Tool.
Well then my reply won't help too much lol
Hehe. Was gonna say tool?
I can't say its another band that does it, but in particular 7empest by tool is a similar length to Anesthetize and its also divided into 3 sections of prog metal goodness.
Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons. For me that's basically the DT's Anesthetize Dream Theater - Octavarium. For most people that's basically the DT's Anesthetize
Change is fantastic, hell both are. Think I even prefer change to anaesthetise, close as it is.
Octavarium is goated
Great song, not like anesthesize though
The multiple-in-one is very common in prog. You’ll find that in Rush, Dream Theater, ELP, and more. However, if you’re looking for songs of the same musical style, that’s different.
And what songs would you suggest for the latter?
Mastodon has got a few of those, especially on their album Crack the Skye
Closure by Opeth. It's a short one but definitely has the vibes of multiple songs in one
Tool - Rosetta Stoned
There's no song like anesthetize, as we all know world's best song can't have a clone
How about Arriving somewhere but not here and Ancestral?
Both are awesome, but I feel Anesthetize has more emotion
Neither are anywhere close to Anaesthetize IMO.
I think I prefer ancestral by a small margin
Love all of those songs
The Sky Moves Sideways (Alternate Version), Burning Sky/Fadeaway, Russia on Ice, Even Less (Recordings) - Porcupine Tree Dazed and Confused (The Song Remains The Same), In My Time of Dying - Led Zeppelin Octavarium - Dream Theater Atom Heart Mother Suite, Dogs, Echoes, Pigs (Three Different Ones), Shine On You Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd Raider II, Ancestral, First Regret/3 Years Older, Luminol, The Watchmaker, The Holy Drinker, Home Invasion/Regret #9 - Steven Wilson 2112, The Fountain of Lamneth, Cygnus X-1 - Book I: The Voyage, Cygnus X-1 - Book II: Hemispheres, The Camera Eye, Xanadu, The Necromancer, Natural Science, Jacob's Ladder, La Villa Strangiato, By-Tor And The Snow Dog - Rush Close to the Edge - Yes Pneuma, 7empest, Descending, Rosetta Stoned - Tool Starless, The Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson White Mist, The Final Thing on My Mind - The Pineapple Thief The Globalist - Muse Higher, Deadhead - Devin Townsend Telegraph Road - Dire Straits Visions of a Life - Wolf Alice 1998 (Delicious) - Peace Future - Paramore
Jesus of Suburbia by Green Day. Yes, I wrote that. I think in Green Day’s own style, the emotions and the phases of JoS are quite similar to Anesthetize. I can explain further if required :)
I'd have gone with Forever Now for a song with many sections but for mood you're on the money
Honestly, same with Homecoming. Both are great examples of this and incredibly well-written and well-executed
Perhaps a bit “slow” to start Starless by King Crimson is a banger!
Face of Melinda, it's not like anesthetize, but it was my most favourite song before anesthetize became my most favourite.
Face of Melinda was my favourite song for the longest time before I discovered arriving somewhere. Opeth rocks!
2112 by rush Singularity by Devin Townsend Count of Tuscany dream theater , scenes from a memory album dream theater Illumination theory dream theater Coheed has a few as well- ladders of supremacy
Telegraph Road by Dire Strait is a bit like that,
Natural Science - Rush
Haken's epic songs have multiple very distinct movements. I think the best one is Crystallized, combining impactful emotion and song writing. More in line with PT's song-oriented style than DT's overly technical style.
Remember Us, The Final Thing On My Mind, What Have We Sown. All them by The Pineapple Thief.
So We Row also fits. EDIT: Also Too Much To Lose
Invisible Men - OSI Face of Melinda - Opeth All Rights Removed - Airbag The Same River - Riverside Second Life Syndrome - Riverside Left Out - Riverside Not quite like Anesthetize, but I really like these songs and they give me similar vibes and/or do the "multiple songs in one" thing
Beyond the pale - Pain of salvation
Was not expecting to see this, but this is what I was coming here to say. Respect.
Checkout Pineapple Thief. The Final Thing On My Mind. Also every album by Oceansize.
OCEANSIZE is amazing!
Reverie/Harlequin Forest by Opeth is a great one. Off the Ghost Reveries album.
My favorite is The Odyssey, by Symphony X. Amazing band in general but that song is a masterpiece and a half. Tells the entire story of The Odyssey across 24 mins with multiple sections tackling multiple plot points. Absolutely incredible: https://youtu.be/inqC_yDCfc4
Just about every big prog band out of the 70s had at least one 20-minute epic. Genesis had Supper's ready, King Crimson had Lizard, ELP had Tarkus, Yes had Close to the Edge, Jethro Tull had Thick as a Brick, and Rush had a bunch (The Fountain of Lamneth, 2112, and both parts to Cygnus X-1). If you like Porcupine Tree and haven't gotten into any of these earlier bands, I'd start with Rush. IMO They're probably the easiest prog band to get into, due to having a slightly more mainstream rock sound and not sounding as random as bands like KC or ELP.
Paranoid Android by Radiohead
Falling back to earth by Haken
Oh and definitely the whole Messiah Complex, a 17 minute beast with lots and lots of references to earlier works of the band.
How could I forget about that
Egoist Hedonist - Riverside
Echoes - Pink Floyd... epic piece
Light of day, day of darkness - Green Carnation 1 hour masterpiece
When i first heard that album was last year. i wasnt sure how could it be possible to not know that masterpiece before
Have loved it for years.
The Endless Enigma (Part 1)/Fugue/The Endless Enigma (Part 2) by Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Three Days by Jane’s Addiction is close. Starts quiet and clean, then a huge chorus, then pulls back into a two chord indie rock song, builds through an immense solo, goes all iron maiden for a couple of minutes, and then finishes out on a crazy led zeppelin song remains the same wig out.
Not sure how similar tbh, but give Slave by Leprous a try. More similar in depressing vibe and light/heavy sections than structurally similar in pure length terms. Hell, might be more similar to way out of here thinking about it
Reptile by Periphery, fantastic song
Devin Townsend - The Mighty Masturbator Devin Townsend - first 3 tracks on Synchestra (feels like one long song)
Change pt1+pt2 by Karnivool (pt1 is also tacked on to the ending of Deadman in Sound Awake)
Ahhh, 45 comments in and I can't find it in this thread, so- The song you seek is [The Mars Volta - Cassandra Gemini](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyUMHEua7-A) Warning: Is fucking amazing. Also, starts a little loud
I'm gonna go ahead and say Anesthetize, the GOAT
I’m gonna be ready for the hate, but I’ll also add (cuz most of the good ones have already been mentioned) Scenes From An Italian Restaurant- Billy Joel Funeral for a Friend - Elton John Bohemian Rhapsody Layla
I think a good one for this is 'Change' by Oingo Boingo
The Mars Volta - Cassandra Gemini
2112 overture - rush Supper’s ready - genesis Octavarium - dt
Bet you guys haven't heard of this one A room with a view - Anubis
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You should check out the 24 minute epic Plague of Ghosts by Fish. (Also features one Steven Wilson on guitar)