Songs longer than 10 minutes

Always looking for great value on the jukebox

simple search, and it doesn't include any of Yes who probably have a dozen or more, including the Tales of Topographic Oceans (double album, 4 songs)

1. Amarok, Mike Oldfield, 60:02
2. Thick As A Brick (parts 1 and 2), Jethro Tull, 43:50
3. Mountain Jam, Allman Brothers, 33:40
4. Supper’s Ready, Genesis, 26:07
5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1-9), Pink Floyd, 25:52
6. Tubular Bells (Part One), Mike Oldfield, 25:00
7. Tubular Bells (Part Two), Mike Oldfield, 23:50
8. Echoes, Pink Floyd, 23:29
9. Autobahn, Kraftwerk, 22:43
10. 2112, Rush, 20:33
11. Sister Ray, Velvet Underground, 17:27
12. Dogs, Pink Floyd, 17:08
13. In A Gadda Da Vidda, Iron Butterfly, 17:05
14. Babe, I’m On Fire, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, 15:10
15. Voodoo Chile, Jimi Hendrix, 14:59
16. The Celebration of the Lizard King, The Doors, 14:36
17. Telegraph Road, Dire Straits, 14:29
18. Do You Feel Like I Do?, Peter Frampton, 13:45
19. Pirates, Emerson Lake & Palmer, 13:20
20. Machine Gun, Jimi Hendrix, 12:36
21. Loan Me A Dime, Boz Scaggs, 12:31
22. 157 Riverside Avenue, REO Speedwagon, 12:27
23. The Return of the Son of Monster Magnet, The Mothers of Invention, 12:22
24. Gypsy Woman, Tim Buckley, 12:19
25. Starless, King Crimson, 12:16
26. I’d Do Anything For Love (album version – longest song to ever top the charts), Meat Loaf, 11:58
27. The End, The Doors, 11:43
28. Brainstorm, Hawkwind, 11:35
29. Desolation Row, Bob Dylan, 11:21
30. Kuiama, ELO, 11:19
31. Evie (Parts 1, 2 and 3), Stevie Wright, 11:12
32. Out Of The Blue, George Harrison, 11:07
33. I Heard It Through The Grapvine, Creedence Clearwater Revival, 11:05
34. When The Music’s Over, The Doors, 11:00
35. Street Hassle, Lou Reed, 10:59
36. Ocean, Velvet Underground, 10:58
37. Fool’s Overture, Supertramp, 10:57
38. Gemini, Eric Burden & The Animals, 10:45
39. Marquee Moon, Television, 10:41
40. Stormy Monday, Allman Brothers, 10:39
41. July Morning, Uriah Heep, 10:31
42. Lady Of The Lake, Starcastle, 10:28
43. Achilles Last Stand, Led Zeppelin, 10:25
44. The Magicians Birthday, Uriah Heep, 10:21
45. Maggot Brain, Funkadelic, 10:20
46. Child In Time, Deep Purple, 10:18
47. Love and Only Love, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, 10:18
48. Lucille, B.B. King, 10:11
49. Underture, The Who, 10:09
50. Cowgirl In The Sand, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, 10:06

Television- Marquee Moon

Panda Bear- Bros

David Bowie- Station to Station

Poco "Don't Let It Pass By/Nobody's Fool/El Tonto de Nadie, Regresa" 18:26+(but most links cut off the "Don't Let It Pass By" part of the medley. It adds considerably to the total.
To get it all you have to go to their 2nd album vinyl which this piece is the entire B side. (2nd album) Poco
"Don't Let It Pass By/Nobody's Fool/El Tonto de Nadie, Regressa" begins right after the bluesy
"Anyway, Bye, Bye".

Convoluted explanation but worth the effort to be surprised by an unusual piece of music by an otherwise country-rock band.

IMO it's worth listening to to hear Rusty Young make his pedal steel guitar sound like Jimmy Smith's Hammond B-3.

Also, when they played The Warehouse they played this entire piece as their encore and nailed it.

Grateful Dead tuning up between songs in 1977.

Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize

You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant, Arlo Guthrie. 18:00+

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shite like this ruins these threads

Don Cab - The Peter Criss Jazz

Opeth - Reverie/Harlequin Forest + about a dozen other songs they've done

Steven Wilson - Luminol

Sigur Ros - Svefn-g-englar

Ataxia - Addition

Devin Townsend - The Death of Music