OFF: prog names in Lord of the Rings

[Duc de Montfort]

IT's been on my turntable for quite a while recently.

VERY Prog.. but def with that solo album I'm doing all
the insturments feel.

Im not a tech guru so if anyone wants a TAPE of this
(I don't have the time, just the knowlege to do CDR)
email me off list.

I believe it is OOP and not available on CD.

If it is please forget I mentioned offering the tape.

Le Duc

mailto://mikemontfort@yahoo.com!BO Hansen LotR.


--- "Alex S. Garcia" <mvdbase at YAHOO.COM> wrote:
> >Not quite the same thing, but my own favorite
> Tolkien-linked musical work is
> >definitely Bo Hansson's 'Music Inspired by Lord of
> the Rings'.
>
> THANK YOU! I've been trying to remember the name of
> that guy for ages. I
> once saw this album on vinyl some years ago and made
> the mistake not to buy
> it. I've been hoping to find it again since, but I
> couldn't remember the
> guy's name. Maybe I can dig it up now :-) What kind
> of music is it, BTW?
> That's the reason I hadn't bought it back then, come
> to think of it, I'd no
> idea what sort of music it was... and still don't.
>
> >very good movie - I'd give it 5 out of 5 stars
> except that I suspect that
> >someone who doesn't know the books might get
> confused or not fully
> >understand everything that was happening so maybe
> only 4.5.
>
> You know, I had the same concern, but after
> discussing it with several
> people who haven't read the books, it looks like
> it's working out just fine.
> Of course, their "understanding" may be different
> then ours, since the
> information in the movies is incomplete and
> sometimes even slightly
> different, but the whole seems to stand on its own
> fairly well. Which is no
> small achievement.
>
> >I thought that none of the
> >omissions/alterations/additions were especially
> annoying or gratuitous,
>
> I agree. I thought some of them were even some quite
> smart moves.
>
> >occasionally there was something that closely
> coincided with my own
> >visualization, and maybe edged my mental picture a
> bit closer to what was on
> >screen (Rivendell), but for the most part what
> didn't mesh with my mind's
> >eye still seemed solid even if it did not in any
> way alter my own
> >imagination (most of the Moria sequence).
>
> Interesting. In my case, I'd say about 90% of it
> matched the visuals I had
> in my head. So far so good :-)
>
>
>
> Alex.
>
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