[Off To The Races]

I'd have to opt for Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler. It's epic. What do you guys think?

[Betacra]

Both are dramatic in different ways.

I guess they're compositions but who cares they're fantastic.

[Kiss]

Maybe ´Bohemian Rhapsody´ for its blurring and syncing of genres, as well as its operatic theme.

[Tom722]

[amii12]

I love Requiem for a dream, I personally think orchestras scream dramatic, but I have to say that I loveeeee love love love Peter Gabriel's version of "My body is a cage" originally by Arcade Fire
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeFezGJF7mA

[jimcatinnes]

[Jono404]

Probably ties with Lux Aeterna for most overused piece of music on TV.

Also this, don't know if I'd call it dramatic per se but it's certainly an epic, moving piece, put to fantastic effect at the end of 'Heat'.

[ColyTom]

(Original post by Off To The Races)
I'd have to opt for Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler. It's epic. What do you guys think?

Omg, that was exactly my answer when I saw the thread title!

[mikeyd85]

I'm not a huge FF fan, but Nobuo Uematsu is a phenomenal composer.

[Lovefoxxx_93]

O Fortuna



Ride of the Valkyries



EDIT: I don't actually have sound at the moment so sorry if the audio's dreadful or it's the wrong song or something.

[Fool In The Rain]

Because I'm listening to Yes right now. This song is quite dramatic, it just blows my mind every time I hear it .

[simibean]

Queen-bohemian rhapsody

[latasauce]

[notnek]

[metalthrashin'mad]

(Original post by mikeyd85)


I'm not a huge FF fan, but Nobuo Uematsu is a phenomenal composer.

good shout, same as libari fetali from number 8.

Night on a bald mountain by Mussorgsky is pretty dramatic too.