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(Actually, my first reaction was "SHINY!" But it's not. It's only metaphorically shiny.)

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Not sure yet if this is accurate, but it's worth noting that most of the UK sites (Amazon, HMV, Play) have it listed as November 28th....maybe you guys get it first?


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DISC 1
1. Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All 7:16
2. The Shire 2:29
3. Bag End 4:35
4. Very Old Friends 3:12
5. Flaming Red Hair 2:39
6. Farewell Dear Bilbo 1:45
7. Keep It Secret, Keep It Safe 8:53
8. A Conspiracy Unmasked 6:09
9. Three Is Company 1:58
10. The Passing of the Elves 2:39
11. Saruman the White 4:09
12. A Shortcut to Mushrooms 4:07
13. Strider 2:34
14. The Nazgul 6:04
Total Time: 58:29

DISC TWO
1. Weathertop 2:14
2. The Caverns of Isengard 4:54
3. Give Up the Halfling 4:49
4. Orthanc 1:06
5. Rivendell 3:26
6. The Sword That Was Broken 3:34
7. The Council of Elrond Assembles 4:01
8. The Great Eye 5:30
9. Gilraen's Memorial 5:01
10. The Pass of Caradhras 5:04
11. The Doors of Durin 6:03
12. Moria 2:27
13. Gollum 2:26
14. Balin's Tomb 8:30
Total Time: 59:05

DISC THREE
1. Khazad-Dum 8:00
2. Caras Galadhon 9:20
3. The Mirror of Galadriel 6:21
4. The Fighting Uruk Hai 11:32
5. Parth Galen 9:13
6. The Departure of Boromir 5:29
7. The Road Goes Even On (Part 1) 5:58
8. "May It Be" - Enya 3:26
9. The Road Goes Even On (Part 2) 3:41
Total Time: 63:00

COMPLETE TOTAL TIME: 3:00:34
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Will anyalyze and compare to my own tracklisting. :D



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Comparision, my list on the left...corresponding tracks from the box-set on the right...
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The Fellowship Of The Ring:
Disc One:
#2 "Prologue" (7:10)** 1. Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All 7:16 
#3 "Concerning Hobbits" (8:52)** 2. The Shire 2:29 3. Bag End 4:35 
#4 "A Night To Remember"(1:26) 4. Very Old Friends 3:12 
#5 "A Long Expected Party" (1:45) (source music) 5. Flaming Red Hair 2:39 
#6 "The Sackville-Bagginses!"(1:43) 6. Farewell Dear Bilbo 1:45 
#7 "Farewell Bilbo, Hello Trouble..." (9:14)** 7. Keep It Secret, Keep It Safe 8:53 
#9 "It Is The One Ring" (7:25)** (includes Green Dragon source music) 8. A Conspiracy Unmasked 6:09 9. Three Is Company 1:58  
#10 "The Journey Begins" (2:39)** (includes The Passing Of The Elves) 10. The Passing of the Elves 2:39 
#11 "The Treason Of Isengard" (4:02)** 11. Saruman the White 4:09 
#12 "The Black Rider" (3:52)** 12. A Shortcut to Mushrooms 4:07 
#13: "At The Sign of The Prancing Pony/Journey To Rivendell" (6:30)** (includes source music, the Lay Of Leithan) 13. Strider 2:34  14. The Nazgul 6:04 
#14 "A Knife In The Dark/Flight To The Ford" (12:32)** 1. Weathertop 2:14 2. The Caverns of Isengard 4:54  3. Give Up the Halfling 4:49 
64.10 Of music, 30.38 released

Disc Two:
#1: "Many Meetings" (4:19)** 4. Orthanc 1:06 5. Rivendell 3:26 
#3: "Aniron" (2:02)*
#4: "Men? Bah!" (3:29) 6. The Sword That Was Broken 3:34 
#5 "The Council Of Elrond" (6:30)** 7. The Council of Elrond Assembles 4:01 8. The Great Eye 5:30 
#6 "The Ring Goes South" (4:43)** 9. Gilraen's Memorial 5:01 
#7 "Rabbi! From Dublin!"(4:20) 10. The Pass of Caradhras 5:04 
#8 "Moria" (4:36)
#9 "The Watcher" (1:34) 11. The Doors of Durin 6:03 
#10 "Journey In The Dark" (8:46)** 12. Moria 2:27 13. Gollum 2:26 14. Balin's Tomb 8:30 
#11 "The Bridge Of Khazad Dum" (12:08)** 1. Khazad-Dum 8:00 
55.24 of music, 13.53 released

Disc Three:
#1 "Lothlorien" (7:25)** 
#2 "Lament For Gandalf/Silver Trumpets" (3:03)** 2. Caras Galadhon 9:20 
#3 "The Mirror Of Galadriel" (5:18)** 3. The Mirror of Galadriel 6:21 
#4 "The Fighting Uruk-hai/Gifts Of Galadriel/The Great River" (11:33)** 4. The Fighting Uruk Hai 11:32 
#5 "Boromir Succumbs" (2:40)
#6 "That Which It Defends" (8:10)** 5. Parth Galen 9:13 
#7 "The Passing Of Boromir" (1:55)** 
#8 "The Breaking Of The Fellowship/In Dreams/May It Be" (11:39)* 6. The Departure of Boromir 5:29 7. The Road Goes Even On (Part 1) 5:58 8. "May It Be" - Enya 3:26 9. The Road Goes Even On (Part 2) 3:41 
51.43 music, 27.24 released
(Total running time: 2:48)COMPLETE TOTAL TIME: 3:00:34
I was off by about ten minutes. A pleasant suprise...I'm going to guess a great deal of that is just from the music being too quiet to hear in some parts of the film (or short bits being dialed out altogether, which I think happened at the Prancing Pony after Frodo puts on the Ring) so I didn't pick it up...


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Soundtrack.net's latest podcast includes part of Passing Of The Elves. He talks over part of it :roll:, but still quite exciting to hear sans sound effects. :D



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just wanted to say thanks for all your postings on this topic .... while I am not an audiophile like you are ... I will buy this collection and look forward to it... your updates have really got me excited about it...

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Two tidbits today:
FSM's Podcast has 30 seconds from the Watcher In The Water cue. (it's at the very end, after the lengthy discussion of the HP:GOF score)

Thrilling stuff.

ceefour posted this at TORC:
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During the interview that aired on XM Radio's Cinemagic channel last week, Howard Shore stated FOTR would be 3 CDs and 1 DVD-A. He also said (if I understood corrcetly) TTT would be 4 CDs and a DVD-A. He considers the EEs to be the "definitive film versions," and was excited about the DVD-As because that was how the music was meant to be heard.

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Da Tennis Ball Kid, he is Teh Uttermost Kewl. :cool: :love:

How much IS this baby, anyhow? :scratch: I'll investigate Amazon UK 'cause I wants!!!!

Btw, can somebody enlighten me please on Track 5 on DISC I:

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1. Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All 7:16
2. The Shire 2:29
3. Bag End 4:35
4. Very Old Friends 3:12
5. Flaming Red Hair 2:39

Flaming Red Hair?????? :scratch: Whose flaming red hair????? :help:

PS. Feels like a n00b. :D

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Flaming Red Hair?
That's the name of the source music that plays during the long expected party. Presumably given to it by "Plan 9" (who performed both this, and the passing of the elves...). I'd link to their website, but it seems to have gone offline. ;)
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Pippin and Merry's. :D


Amazon.uk
£37.99

Same at Play.com...

£32.99 at HMV

I have no idea about shipping costs, etc.. :P




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Thankee! :)

And for the explanation about the Red Hair. ;)

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Soundclips from the first disc!!!!
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Two weeks. :help:



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Doug Adams wrote:
Ok, I’m traipsing dangerously close to icky self-promotional territory, but you can also hear a bit of previously unreleased music on this week’s FSM Podcast. And next week’s Podcast will entirely dedicated to the boxed set… and I’d venture to guess you’ll be able to hear some more unreleased stuff at that time!
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/article ... _Tower.asp for details.

Less than two weeks now, and you’ll finally get to see what’s been cooking all these years!

Oh, almost forgot, keep your browsers hovering over the official site:
http://www.lordoftherings-soundtrack.com/

...you’ll see why soon!

-Doug Adams

PS - I’ll be in Manhattan, NY this weekend speaking at the Skirball Center Friday night. Any New Yorkers looking for sneak peaks are welcome to drop me a line. Click my profile for email address.
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Any New Yorkers about? :D


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The Tennis Ball Kid wrote:
Doug Adams wrote:
Oh, almost forgot, keep your browsers hovering over the official site:
http://www.lordoftherings-soundtrack.com/

...you’ll see why soon!
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Any New Yorkers about? :D


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I assume you'll let us know when that goes up? Saves me having to check myself :)

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[quote="Doug Adams"] Hi everyone,

Ok, so to answer the burning question… what does “Completeâ€

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TTBK, I realise that your main interest is in the orchestrations and cuts and as such, your "coverage" represents that, but can you tell me a little about the liner notes or booklet? As you know, the lyrics in the Standard soundtracks bear very little resemblance to what's actually on the tracks. Will the new packaging address the lyrics for the choral sections and the soloists?

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Sure. :)


As I understand it, the lyrics should be there, that's pretty much been stated from day one. It's also going to include thematic analyis from Doug Adams, and also as we've already seen, printed themes.


That's all I know at the moment....give me a week, and I'm sure I'll be able to tell you much more. :D :D :D



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Dan Goldwasser (Soundtrack.net) wrote:
For those curious....

The fourth disc appears to be a hybrid.

If you have a regular DVD player, you can listen to the complete score in Dolby Digital 2.0 (224kbps), or Dolby Digital 5.1 (448kbps).

If you have a DVD-Audio compatible player, you can listen to it in High Resolution Stereo (PCM2.0 48k/24-bit) or High Resolution Surround Sound (PCM5.1 48k/24-bit).

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