Lord of the Rings Soundtrack
The soundtrack for the first part of the Lord of the Rings Movie Trilogy, the Fellowship of the ring is out! The CD has been released worldwide on 20th november 2001 with 6 different great covers. The 6 different CD covers are: Aragorn, Arwen, Bilbo, Frodo, Gandalf and Saruman. These are the trackes on the CDs:
- The Prophecy
- Concerning Hobbits
- The Shadow Of The Past
- The Treason Of Isengard
- The Black Rider
- At The Sign Of The Prancing Pony
- A Knife In The Dark
- Flight To The Ford
- Many Meetings
- The Council Of Elrond
- The Ring Goes South
- A Journey In The Dark
- The Bridge Of Khazad Dum
- Lothlorien
- The Great River
- Amon Hen
- The Breaking Of The Fellowship
- May It Be [composed & performed by Enya]
The website of the soundtrack, www.lordoftherings-soundtrack.com features more information and six digital collectible trading cards which you can send to friends and collect. The CD itself contains information and codes for entering the Secret Website which contains exclusive LOTR
materials including screensavers, buddy icons, stationary, an additional card and movie trailer. The first run on the Lord of the Rings Soundtrack will also include a limited collector's card.
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We received the Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Soundtrack and have played it extensively. Loading the CD in your PC will bring you to a menu in which you will receive access to the hidden website. The website is pretty cool and has trailers, interviews, extra cards and some other free stuff like e-mail templates. We could give you the URL, but we are not going to do that! Of course the most important reason for buying the CD is the music. It is a very impressive soundtrack which styles could be compared to Star Wars: The Phantom Menace and Braveheart. The music is pretty diverse and does give a good feeling of Middle-earth. The reviews on Amazon.com say its the best, but in my personal opinion there is simply too little song. The Books are filled with great songs, poems and rhymes and provided enough material to work with. Our conclusion: it's a great soundtrack that will not disappoint but we are still more in love with The Tolkien Ensemble: The Lord of the Rings. The added value of hearing the songs in the books come to live is still greater than any greatly composed soundtrack in our opinion.
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Contributed by: Raul - Link: http://www.LordoftheRings-Soundtrack.com
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