The Lord of the Rings - Two Towers - Complete Recordings, Howard Shore

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Up for grabs is the Complete Recordings of the Two Towers. Composed by Howard Shore, this set is in near perfect condition. The set consists of 3 CD's, 1 audio DVD, a booklet and an inlay, as seen on the photos. Don't miss your chance to own this beautiful soundtrack! Shipping worldwide, including insurance. Check out my other auctions for the other two sets (The Fellowship of the Ring and Return of the King). Combined shipping applies if you win multiple auctions.

Album Features UPC: 093624437628 Artist: Howard Shore (Composer) Format: CD Release Year: 2006 Record Label: Reprise Genre: Film Composers, Rock & Pop Number Of Discs: 3
Track Listing
1. Glamdring
2. Elven Rope
3. Lost in Emyn Muil
4. My Precious
5. Ugluk's Warriors
6. The Three Warriors
7. The Banishment of Eomer
8. Night Camp
9. The Plains of Rohan
10. Fangorn
11. The Dead Marshes
12. Wraiths on Wings
13. Gandalf the White
14. The Dreams of Trees
15. The Heir of Numenor
16. Ent-Draught

DISC 2: THE LORD OF RINGS THE TWO TOWERS: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS:
1. The Court of Mesuseld:Theoden King
2. The King's Decision
3. Exodus From Edoras
4. The Forests of Ithilien
5. One of the Dunedain
6. The Wolves of Isengard
7. Refuge at Helm's Deep
8. The Voice of Saruman
9. Arwen's Fate
10. The Story Foretold
11. Sons of the Steward
12. Rock and Pool
13. Faramir's Good Council

DISC 3: THE LORD OF RINGS THE TWO TOWERS: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS:
1. Aragorn's Return
2. War Is Upon Us
3. Where Is the Horse and the Rider?
4. The Host of the Eldar
5. The Battle of the Hornburg
6. The Breach of the Deeping Wall
7. The Entmoot Decides
8. Retreat
9. Master Peregin's Plan
10. The Last March of the Ents
11. The Nazgul Attack
12. Theoden Rides Forth
13. The Tales That Really Matter
14. Long Ways to Go Yet

Details Producer: Howard Shore Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes
Composer: Howard Shore .When it opened in theaters, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers ran one minute short of three hours; the subsequent DVD version added another 44 minutes. An even greater increase is seen here. The single-disc soundtrack album that was released initially crossed the 70-minute threshold, but this expansion, following a similar one for the first installment in the trilogy, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, adds much more material. In fact, at three hours, eight minutes, and 44 seconds, it goes on longer than the theatrical version of the movie itself and contains some music not actually heard in the film. Also included is a 45-page booklet featuring extensive liner notes by Doug Adams going into great detail, with sheet music examples, about composer Howard Shore's approach to writing music for the epic story. Much of the music is extrapolated from themes created for the first movie, but this score is more various, appropriate to a film in which the protagonists split into different groups and pursue separate adventures for much of the screen time. While there are light, even-toned sections, there is also much dramatic, stirring music, in keeping with a film that, after tracing the complicated fantasy plot, settles at its conclusion into a structure familiar from many Westerns -- in effect, the Indians attack the fort, and the cavalry saves the day. After that resolution, however, the overarching quest for the ring remains, and the score concludes with Bj?rk sound-alike Emiliana Torrini plaintively singing "Gollum's Song," which expresses hopelessness. It's a downbeat ending that looks forward to the resolution of the story told in the final film. In addition to three CDs, the package also includes a fourth disc repeating the entire score in DVD-audio with a 5.1 Surround Sound mix. ~ William Ruhlmann

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