Born from the Dwarf song at the beginning of the film, Song of the Lonely Mountain conjures fleeting images of the lands of Middle Earth with surging strings, earthy guitar and the stirring percussion that includes the sounds of hammer on anvil, reminiscent of dwarven smiths at their forges. The song's rousing lyrics and strong vocals will make you want to race out of your door without your pocket handkerchief on the heels of Bilbo, Gandalf and the dwarves as they embark on one of the most epic of adventures in fantasy fiction history.
I've tried the whole blogging experience but I wasn't really consistent with it so, here I am trying it again. This time I'm making it more about sharing writing and exchanging ideas. Here we go!
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Monday, November 19, 2012
The Hobbit: A Few Crumbs to Tide Us Over
As the clock ticks down the last remaining weeks to the premiere of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, I was thrilled to find that the lead song from the film's soundtrack has been made available to excited fans everywhere. Neil Finn has penned an rousing ballad worthy of the works of JRR Tolkien that is poised to rival the success of Enya's May It Be featured on the Fellowship of the Ring Soundtrack.
Born from the Dwarf song at the beginning of the film, Song of the Lonely Mountain conjures fleeting images of the lands of Middle Earth with surging strings, earthy guitar and the stirring percussion that includes the sounds of hammer on anvil, reminiscent of dwarven smiths at their forges. The song's rousing lyrics and strong vocals will make you want to race out of your door without your pocket handkerchief on the heels of Bilbo, Gandalf and the dwarves as they embark on one of the most epic of adventures in fantasy fiction history.
Born from the Dwarf song at the beginning of the film, Song of the Lonely Mountain conjures fleeting images of the lands of Middle Earth with surging strings, earthy guitar and the stirring percussion that includes the sounds of hammer on anvil, reminiscent of dwarven smiths at their forges. The song's rousing lyrics and strong vocals will make you want to race out of your door without your pocket handkerchief on the heels of Bilbo, Gandalf and the dwarves as they embark on one of the most epic of adventures in fantasy fiction history.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Who says TV is all JUNK and no substance?
In yet another departure from what I usually do on this blog, I'd like to share a couple of quotes that have spoken to me lately. They are both from television so those of you looking for classical literature or something a little more hoity-toity shouldn't get your hopes up. Anyway, here they are:
"At a certain point in your life, probably when too much of it has gone by, you will open your eyes and see yourself for who you are, especially for everything that made you different from all the awful normals. And you will say to yourself, 'But I am this person.' And in that statement- that correction- there will be a kind of love." Miss Dodger, Phoebe in Wonderland
"Unacknowledged feelings are like a drunken cousin at a family reunion.They never shut up so you can hear anyone else and you have to be able to hear what's next in your life, what path you might want to travel down... you have to be able to see what's right there, right there, right in front of your eyes..." Nora Walker, Brothers & Sisters
"At a certain point in your life, probably when too much of it has gone by, you will open your eyes and see yourself for who you are, especially for everything that made you different from all the awful normals. And you will say to yourself, 'But I am this person.' And in that statement- that correction- there will be a kind of love." Miss Dodger, Phoebe in Wonderland
"Unacknowledged feelings are like a drunken cousin at a family reunion.They never shut up so you can hear anyone else and you have to be able to hear what's next in your life, what path you might want to travel down... you have to be able to see what's right there, right there, right in front of your eyes..." Nora Walker, Brothers & Sisters
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