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Old 01-19-2005, 11:50 AM   #29
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Ah, this is a very gloomy track and a real mixture of various themes. At 1:56 there's the choir again chanting in Adūnaic. I spotted an extract that I believe is from the same poem that is heard in The Black Rider. Bārī 'n Katharād īdō Nidir...
At 2:18 the low calm notes are really frightful! Then the strings start a Shelob-like sliding and tremolo. It's maybe the creepiest part on the whole cd.

It's rather hard to me to think this track as a whole since the themes keep varying and changing so quickly. It consists of beautiful elements, though.
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I realized that for a few seconds it sounds similar to the music from Pirates of the Caribbean!
Now that you said it, I noticed it too. This is even more off topic but on the soundtrack of King Arthur there's one piece where I could swear the choir is chanting Grond! Grond! Grond!. Wrong movie, perhaps?
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this track is pi minutes long
...Which reminded me of my math homework that I haven't done yet.
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