The Lord of the Rings: Eastfarthing Woods Ambience & Music
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Sit back and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Eastfarthing Woods, one of the four Farthings of the Shire.
This is a screenshot from the recently released 4K remastered edition of the Fellowship of the Ring. I did a little retouching to the photo to increase its sharpness and quality. I then added some slight movement across the screen to make the photo more life like and added bird sounds that are nearly identical to those in the movie during this scene. Enjoy.
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Music is from the original LOTR trilogy by Howard Shore.
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This music has just reminded me that it's time for my second breakfast.
What about elevensies?
Luncheon?
Dinner?
Afternoon tea? Dinner? Supper?
"I don't think he knows about second breakfasts, Pip" - Pippin gets hit by an apple thrown by Strider (aka Aragorn).
This is the alternative version where Frodo couldn’t hear Gandalf singing and just keeps reading for the whole 3 movies. Absolutely incredible read. Some of Tolkien’s best work
Frodo would never miss his uncle Bilbo's birthday.
@@sirbalafort2620 yeah but he stuck to himself had a few drinks, went home lmaooo
The audience could enter and explore the wee book's world, lots of quaint maps with earthy voiceovers! ... at least three more movies!
and that's when the shire went to hell.
I bet he could still stretch it to be a full book trilogy. 😂
I used to watch lotr as a kid but i properly managed to sit down and do a marathon in 2020 during my school years and slo during that time i would put this song as background... A lot of memories tied to this... I remember the walks in the afternoon in the backyard of my house... The golden rays lf the setting sun, the birds chirping and the little pond that me and my brother created looking lively... Also sometimes i would call my friend as well... 4 years later I'm in another country for studies and hearing this brought all those memories back... So much happened since then... But I'm thankful for the memories... Wish i could find peace and happiness again
My friend and i loved the Lord of the Rings books. We both loved reading the books and when we both turned 12, we could watch the movies (we were 11 at the time). My birthday is on May the 15th, his May the 26th. Time flew by as we were so excited to watch the movies. When i turned 12, i got the dvd's of all the 3 films, but i made a promise to my friend we would watch them together for the first time so, i waited until his 12th birthday. As soon as we came home from school, we made popcorn and watched them all in one sitting. It was an absolute joy to watch them. We both loved gaming so when we heard that there would be coming a LEGO Lord of the Rings game, we "jumped holes in the ceiling" my mom said. We waited for what seemed like YEARS for the game to release. And when the time had finally come, we rushed to the store and bought 1 disc. As soon as we got home we put in my xBox 360 and played it every, single, day. Make homework as soon as you come home frome school? No, play LEGO Lord of the Rings. We completed it in like 2 - 3 weeks. We knew there was an upcoming move from The Hobbit. We also loved reading the books of The Hobbit so when we heard that, we couldn't be more excited. The movie got released 2 or 3 weeks after we completed playing LEGO Lord of the Rings so we didn't have to wait long. Again, we rushed home after school to watch the new movie (our moms had gotten the movies for us). We loved it. We pulled an all-nighter. Around the time when the 2nd The Hobbit movie got released, my friend got sick. We first thought it was just a simple cold so we ignored it. But he didn't got any better so, he went to the doctor and it turned out he got Stage 3 cancer. We of course were in absolute shock. In a short period of time, it got worse and worse and he had to go to the hospital. He couldn't do much except lay in bed (this was around Christmas). The 2nd Hobbit movie had just released but this time, it didn't feel good. We couldn't pull an all-nighter and watch it as we did with the previous ones. As Christmas gift, i have him the 2nd Hobbit movie. We both were so excited to watch it together, even though it had to be different this time (i hadn't seen it yet). We had such joy watching it in the hospital. A few months had passed and things still wouldn't get better. Around our birthdays, things even got so bad he had to move to an other hospital. Things went a little better, but again around November things got really really bad. He sadly passed away, a few weeks before the 3rd movie got released. I couldn't stop crying for weeks. It felt so bad to watch the movie without him. When LEGO The Hobbit came out, i played it on the exact same place as we used to play together. The soundtracks, the books, the movies, the games, it all reminds me of him. Especially the soundtracks. Every year around our birthdays and christmas, i listen to this to feel more connected again.
(And Matthew, if you see this, i collected all the coins as you always wanted me to do)
Thank you for sharing
Got me crying so much😭
Be glad for the time you had together, he sounds like a really wonderful friend that meant alot to you and those memories are to be cherished at all cost🥹
❤
I’m as big of a Tolkien nerd as they come and I’ve using this video very often for about a year, but today I just had to comment. This year I moved very far from my home and my family for work and I’ve been struggling w some substance abuse. Today I was having a really hard morning (just a bunch of things seemed to be going wrong), so I decided to hop onto UA-cam for a little bit to clear my head. When I saw this video pop up on my homepage again, as it does so frequently, I put it in on in the background and got back to my work. The sounds of middle earth just have this unbelievable ability to transport me somewhere that feels just like home and make all my problem seem so insignificant. “The road goes ever on and on!” Have a wonderful day everyone.
I t’s a year since you’ve posted. I hope things have gotten easier for you. Each day is a new opportunity for you to embody the qualities of the Shire, and be blessed by them.
My son is 6 months old. He likes to fall asleep listening to this music. Thank you❤️
@mokkæ I hope he has dreams about Shire💚🏞️
He will be king someday.
@@arno_nuehm_1 a valar
Sitting here with my 3 week old daughter 😀🥰
Im 25 and i fall asleep to this
Waiting for that one person to say “i miss a place i have never been”.
@Štěpán Hovora i am. Thank you
If you have ever been to Southern and Middle England, then you have been to the Shire, albeit some ten thousand year later or so.
@@paulmayson3129 Enter almost any forest, and you can connect with this one. If they're old enough, they all have that feel....
@@kristineweber8084
Well, I would not expect to be in a Mediterranean Pine Wood, and feel as if I am in the Shire. It is a completely different ecosystem.
I miss a place I have never been
I like this shot from the movie, because I used to go take my copy of The Lord of the Rings and go hide in the woods so I could read in peace, and spent much of my adolescence sitting under trees reading just like Frodo is doing here.
I read The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion in my family's countryside house, same as you, beneath a tree or in the big spaces of that house. That experience made me a very happy person
Its really not the same.
There is nothing better than reading a good book out in nature. One of the few times where I can really immerse myself in a good book.
Let me do that, and I'd do it all day.
The best books ever written and the most beautiful trio of movies ever seen in my lifetime!
I can't begin to describe how brilliant J.R.R. Tolkien and Peter Jackson are that they managed to create together, spread years apart from each other, a world and story with characters that after all these years are still close to my heart so that whenever the path in life seems unclear, I can find consolation in the fiction that they created. Just looking at Frodo in this picture makes my heart glow with joy.
Rest in peace Tolkien, you magnificent man, and thank you Peter Jackson for making his masterpiece a reality.
I feel the same way!
Same for me ^^
And Howard Shore as well!
@@BinakaJayEnglish agree
Same
"You're late."
"A wizard is never late, Frodo Baggins. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to!"
*Breaks out in laughter.*
They're still laughing! :)
"A wizard is never late, Frodo Baggins. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to!"
soldiers who died at helm's deep before gandalf shows up: ( -_-) fu*k you
OMG... *_I'M ACTUALLY A WIZARD?!!_*
(Also has a *way* better ring to it than "AD[H]D flake"...) 🤪
It's wonderful to see you, Gandalf!
That line ALWAYS MAKE ME CRY OF JOY but still CRY
I love Gandalf humming; I could listen to just that for hours......hint hint ;)
Me too, that's my favorite part of the song! It didn't last long enough though. Too bad we can't get Gandalf back in the studio again...haha
Gandalf Humming (10 hour version)
Welcome to your daily dose of Middle Earth
😌
i’m listening to this while reading the two towers for the first time
I'm reading it just now!
I am a mental health therapist and I use this in the background of my sessions. It adds such a calming presence to the environment of my office. TheSilentWatcher, you have no idea the difference and impact that you make in the lives of others by offering videos like this. I can feel that in my personal and professional life as well as from reading the comments posted by others. Thank you.
If my therapist started playing this i think i would instantly open up and possibly ball my eyes out hahahah.
Seriously though, these LOTR ambiance videos have kept me from losing my mind on many occasions. I work in a stressful call centre like environment with people often in situations of crisis. Having these play softly in the background reminds me that life simply keeps going after I put my phone down. Like Sam said, there's some good in this world, Mr Frodo, and it's worth fighting for it :)
"I made a promise, Mr. Frodo. A promise. Don't you leave him, Samwise Gamgee. Don't you leave him. And I don't mean to. I don't mean to."
Chills, literally chills
One of my fave ambience videos on UA-cam
Why is a phone more interesting than beautiful outside life? I think ppl tend to forget how big this world is and there is places like that where Frodo is! This world is so manipulating that ppl forget that they don’t have to live like everyone else in this world!! Live your own life even if ppl think ur weird! 😌
Rightly said, Mr. Spiderman. :)
@@AvdheshTondak lmaoo
If your Minecraft village doesn't fit this music, rebuild it. Rebuild it whole. Make it warm, and inviting, and as wholesome and peaceful as a Hobbit reading against a tree can be.
I am literally playing Minecraft with this video! God bless you.
I'm listening to this while creating a giant Minecraft fantasy map xD
Lord of the Rings mod, check it out
Or your work which you're doing.
I listened to this while building a hell invasion in my survival.. more specifically a sacrifice chamber that has just summoned the dark lord himself
When I am having a shite day, and the world is full of shadow and flame...I come here for a listen and re-up of Hope.
it makes me proud to live in lancashire, the land that inspired the shire. he went to college in the ribble valley. and he often talked about how beautiful lancashire was and the industrialisation of the shire and Saruman/sauron destruction of the forest was inspired the midlands industrialization.
Also you have Lancashire pie.
@@pho3nix- we call them butter pies. And are just butter and potato. Or are tou ralking about lamcashire hot pot which is either severed with a pastry lid or with dumplings? Lol just we do t call owt lancashire pie so it confused me a bit lol although I know outside of lancashire rhey call butter pies lancashire pies
Thank you for explaining this, now I understand.
I live near the Grand Canyon and some people want to mine it for uranium which will poison it. Why...
@@brendamobley thats not how it works 😆
@@EhsanVreeken Do you live in Arizona?
Man, how slow does Frodo read?! Three hours and he still didn't flip the page...
(Great music and video by the way!)
His thoughts wondered away.
@@davidus9702 ahahahahahahahahaha
High on mushies...
I would journey all the way to New Zealand Just to read a good book beneath a large tree. That would have been a portion of my life spent most wisely.
That sounds like a great plan until i think about the snakes and spiders that may attack me sitting under a tree
@@manuelveytia3961 There are no dangerous snakes in New Zealand
You don’t need to go so far to read beneath a large tree, hopefully ^^
Lost in the beauty of the day, mind wanders to white shores, lush green fields, the promise of peace and somehow, past the conflicts and tribulations. This music is powerful. Some of the most beautiful sound.
And you sound adorable (:
@@marcorossi4008 and you look handsome 😍
When the cold of Winter comes
Starless nights will cover day
In the veiling of the sun
We will walk in bitter rain
But in dreams
I can hear your name
And in dreams
We will meet again
When the seas and mountains fall
And we come, to end of days
In the dark I hear a call
Calling me there
I will go there
And back again
❤️
Can we all give some props to Howard Shore for his sensational scores?
Ok, so as a total nerd, I adore the extended editions. But at the risk of angering everyone on the planet, I perfer the theatrical editions as movies, and a big part of that comes down to the placement of this shot of Frodo reading. In the theatrical version, there's this dark, dreadful backstory, and Galadriel ends ominously, saying, "For the time will soon come when hobbits will shape the fortunes of all." She's just placed this huge weight on a group of people we know nothing about from this introduction. And then it fades to this shot of Frodo. It's such a beautiful contrast between the epic, dark prologue and the simple, quiet way of the hobbits.
The extended versions could use some better editing. But maybe that was the point, to introduce something different.
I would like to give the extended editions another chance, but I felt the same way. They actually ended up giving me greater appreciation for the theatrical releases and how much of an excellent job they did editing it for the theatres
I would agree that the editing could have been better. But there are many scenes that are only in the extended editions that are just... beautiful. Or horrifying (*cough* *cough* Mouth of Sauron...)
And I would be willing to sacrifice a bit of perfect timing to kee those scenes. So I'm going to have to respectfully disagree, even though I totally see your point.
I haven't seen the theatrical version since I saw them in theaters.
this is like water and the smell of soil after a summer rain. Thanks!
There's a feeling that only this moment in time, reading a 1995 edition paper back LOTR with green fields, raining Gandalf has. Howard shore and Peter Jackson in combination with Tolkien has created a fantasy that we all share, an understanding of a loss for something that never existed shared. Wonderful and haunting. Whilst we are all here a fleeting moment we share this with generations to come.
These films, these books and this story have had such an enormous impact on my life.
Was first introduced to them when I was around 7, walking with my grandparents and dad at dusk in the woods of a park when my grandma said the trees reminded her of ents. I asked what she meant and her and my dad (who is also a big lotr fan) began telling me about lotr. Me and my dad borrowed the dvds from my grandparents and watched all three and I became obsessed. I got as many toys and figures if the characters and locations as I could, bought toy swords resembling sting, would buy and play all lotr games on ps2 and Xbox 360, would show all my school friends lotr, once begged my mum to buy me a ring on a chain just because I wanted to feel like Frodo lol, would rewatch the films over and over, watched the Bashki version on dvd and took it into school and the whole class watched it, whilst my dad would drive we’d listen to the 1981 bbc radio adaption, I once dressed up as Frodo for world book day at school. Safe to say I was completely obsessed.
Then As a teen, I read the books and really enjoyed them. When I’d go to my dads caravan in the countryside, I would lay alone on a night in my room in the dark in the early hours and watch the behind the scenes over and over, felt like being taken to another world for a few hours and was a great escape.
I’m 19 now and still love the story. These films, this score, these books and this story will always hold a special solace in my heart. I showed my gf the films but she isn’t as in to them lol.
The song I want played at my funeral actually is into the west and use many of the quotes as words to live by in my life “so do all who live to see such times but that is not for them to decide, all we have to do is decide what to do with the time that is given to us”
Thank you Tolkien, thank you Peter Jackson and thank you everyone involved for this amazing experience that will always mean so much to me
Thank you for sharing this.
I think, if you have this depth of appreciation for LOTR, you may want to consider a career in Hollywood?
I became a film animator when, at around age 19, I saw Toy Story for the first time, and immediately wanted to become an animator.
It took me 20 years of hard work to finally work in Hollywood animation. But it was inevitable, because I had such a fire in my stomach to be involved.
I can see that you also have the same fire, and I think you could do something great with it if you focus on hitting a target..
Again, thank you for sharing you thoughts and feelings on LOTR. Reading comments like yours is life-affirming, and it reminds me that the next generation, you, are going to do great things.
@@beefquiche not the exact same but my career dream is actually a career as in music as an artist. Id love to encapsulate human themes and emotions in my own music and impact peoples lives whether a song of mine is linked to a special memory or changes their way of thinking or helps them through a rough time etc…id love to have that impact yknow
TLOTR has the best community ever, 0 toxic, everyting is peaceful, love and epic, congratulations if you are part of this
Nah there are still the "Everyone who likes the Hobbit movies isn't a true fan" people who have to tell you all the time how bad the movies were and how superior the LOTR trilogy was when in reality all 6 movies are just magical and awesome.
@@yanami1241 im watching right now the Hobbit and I have to say is a masterpiece, i just love the world of tlotr and all movies related with it
@@ChristianBrownie Yes thats true. I love all 6 movies and I will never understand how one can love the LotR movies and hate the Hobbit movies at the same time...
@@yanami1241 yeah makes no sense man
I'm so glad that almost everyone in this fandom is so sweet. It's lovely how these incredible books and movies can bring so many amazing people together
This makes me feel understood
bye :)
I want to watch it with you
damn that girl in your profile pic is pretty :) like an elf :)
Some of the greatest movies/soundtrack ever made. Truly perfect, and I barely ever see any complains or criticism for them (and rightfully so)
I wish I could visit the shire and live amongst hobbits.
I live in Yorkshire, England 🇬🇧 does that count? And I'm only small, in height 🤔 😃😃😃🤝
I hope you, and all those that are reading this, have a lovely time! in the Shire listening to it's music! 🎶🎵And thinking of better days. 🤗 Which shall surely come, my dear friends!
@@moirawatson-pickering7228 same warm tidings from Iceland🤗🥹🇮🇸
... the island of fire and ice 🔥 🧊
Luckily you can visit Shire, google hobiton tours mew zeland or something along those lines... it is magical and well worth a go if you love Tolkien's work
1:02 This very small piece of music gives me an indescribable feeling of nostalgia and joy. The flute combined with the chilling bass symbolizes for me not only the Shire, but the entire trilogy. One of the best ever made.
Just imagine that you are a carefree Hobbit, living a quiet and prosperous life in a green and vibrant world.
Sitting on my balcony with sun on my face, eyes closed, cool breeze on a late Summer/early Fall smoking an amazing cigar (no pipe unfortunately haha) but this just melts the stress of a long week away. Thank you! I just imagine smoking with Gandalf on the eve of my 111th birthday hahaha
I'm working all day long, studying all day long, there's lot of chaos, but I'm still able to do things effortlessly because of all these LOTR ambience videos. Thanks a lot for you and all other creators for making these. I'm forever grateful to you guys. I'll definitely give a shoutout to you guys when I become bigger and famous.
I have this as background in my office
I wish you all the luck in the world ;)
why? what is your work? what is your ambition?
What's your work, my friend? You've made me curious.
Same
dang. thank you. I work 20 hours per day. all day long studying. there is massive amounts of chaos all around me. this relaxing LORD OF THE RINGS is so freaking epic and calming at the same time.... it fills me with a strong sense of peace and purpose!
The moment I first saw LOTR this scene simply captivated me..
at 11 minutes all I hear, while the music fades to the background, is Gandalf's voice saying: It's time....Frodo....and we get taken by a bird's eye view up the sea where a grey rain curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass, and then, a far green country, under a swift sunrise. Valinor awaits....
Thank you PJ, for making the books come alive right in front of me and not just in my mind. A gift I will never be able to repay you.
Some of the Music feels like home. A home that i never have been, but that still feels like home. During corona especialy. It feels like if i belong there. And how Gandalf somehow told, it feels like Hope. Hope during realy dark time. And warmth and welcome. Like home.
Thanks to Bilbo's role as an amateurish historian for his Red Book of Westmarch (thus preserving the Great Eldar Tales). He gave Frodo a total of 5 books in all. I do believe the Middle Earth exists. My favorite places are Tower of Elostirion, Ithilien and Gondor. Hail Lord Aragon Telecontar. I love you all so much.
❤️🤗
In a hole in the ground, there lived a hobbit.
Many ages ago, when this ancient planet was not quite so ancient, long before man recorded his history, there was the time of Middle-earth, where men shared his days with elves, dwarves, wizards, goblins, dragons and hobbits. In the lands of Middle-earth, in an area known as the Shire, there was a village named Hobbiton. There, in a hole in the ground, lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, nor a dry, bare, sandy hole. It was a hobbit-hole, and that means *...comfort.*
straight to the favourites playlist
Those who dislike this are servents of sauran and should remain behind the black gates of Mordor. We shire folk don't need your kind of negativity.
I wish I could still Feel this.... My job has negated my ability to Feel. God bless all those who still feel Something; some emotions.....You are fortunately beyond belief.... Blessed.
Listening to this while working makes me feel warm inside, missing home, the sweet summer heat and the feeling of grass against my back underneath a blue sky...
I write every day with The Lord of the Rings: Eastfarthing Woods Ambience & Music. Thank you, it's inspiring and allows me to raise my focus.💕🥰
This is beautiful, especially since I just spent about $500 on all of Tolkiens works for my own personal Tolkien library. I regret none of it. For too long have I put off collecting that which I love nearly the most. 33 years deep and I finally made the move. This music cements the deal for me. Thank you, friend.
The best $500 you ever spent in your life.
This is lovely. McLeland used to make an English tobacco blend called Frog Morton's Cellar. It was amazing.
They went out of business and you can no longer get it. "I don't know why, but that makes me sad."
Have you tried OLD Tobey, best weed in South Farthing!!!!!!
Between 2:00 and 3:00 is an especially serene favourite. The film version (extended edition) is so lovely, for the pastoral scenery of green grass under the sunshine, the azure sky and its white cumulus clouds, with the woods in the background . . . .
I often wonder in these "ambience" videos why they don't edit/fade out moments like those...really breaks the mood sometimes! haha
I’m currently re-reading LOTR. Your videos are a fantastic accompaniment!
What a nice video! When I see Frodo and this awesome forest I feel like I'm there, Shire. Thank you so much. Also greetings from Turkey!
👍👍 😅
@@kemalkesim4621 😄
Hello from Azerbaijan :) 🇦🇿
Got to hand it to PJ, especially with the extended edition, the Shire’s introduction in Fellowship makes one yearn for such simple and rural life.
Currently in the middle of completing my university dissertation. Brett, your work is seriously helping me get immersed into my work. Thankyou good sir.
*In the evening as the sun sets I sit on my front porch listening to this while smoking my Gandalf tobacco pipe...sheer bliss!*
Frodo's life is perfect
Lord of the rings is one of the best series to have ever been created.
Lord of rings movies are the best movies ever made and the music is just amazing thanks for putting it together.
i love this shot in the 4K remaster
From one fan to another. Thank you.
Shit man I put this on to help study and now I'm about to sit down to watch the extended trilogy. Thanks a lot.
This sound is so calming. Whoever read this comment I wish you peace of mind, health and relaxation.
My go to compilation when I need to empty my head of daily stresses , it relaxes me so much many heart felt thanks 😊
“Not all those who wander are lost.”
- Bilbo
6:59 - 8:20 best sound ever heard
I can't think of any other film (set of films) or soundtrack that stirs the heart and emotions like LOTR, is a testament to the genius of J.R.R. Tolkien and the pure love for it by Peter Jackie and Howard Shore to create the timeless masterpiece. It's the gaelic/celtic lilt of much of the music , heavenly choirs and strings/fiddles/pipes that really hit home as feels like this music has come from a past we once knew, even though our past did not have elves/trolls/dwarfs (or did it?? does it still ??) :0
'Peter Jackie' haha
You're not a LOTR fan if you didn't read that in a Kiwi accent ;)
Listening to this while working is awesome.
I wish there's a way to see how many times I looped this video. I reckon it's a lot. Such a nice video.
Middle Earth series music was such a blessing upon this world
I LOVE THE LORD OF THE RINGS ❤️
Legendary .. Im pretty sure he must be reading LOTR ..
If a better three hours exists somewhere on the Internet I haven’t found it.
I am really enjoying listening to this while I work. Thank you for posting!
What a soundtrack! It brings comfort, happiness and joy to my heart, I cannot explain the feeling, but is one of the greatest feeling I ever had.
Yaaa a new one shit ya. These are great. A video is never late frodo baggins. It uploads precisely when it means to!!
Are u Turkish?
What? An actual compilation of soundtracks? All I know is a 3 hour loop of 'Concerning Hobbits'.
Whoever disliked this should get their ears fixed lol Amazing again!
Sounds fantastic through my Sennheisers 599SE,s
This is the best compilation of LOTR music. Thank you for putting this together!
As we are in the time of the pandemic,this music gives me an inspiration to make something better
Such a lovely music 😍
Howard Shore is brilliant.
@Brett Lenahan: I close my eyes while listening to this music and imagine sitting under a tree in Shire. Thanks for this video!!
Brett, thank you so much for the many hours of work you're putting in on editing and perfecting these music compilations and beautiful graphics. I know first hand that when people produce work with such commitment to excellence and perfection of detail, even if it is only to showcase the creative work of others, it can only come from the kind of inspiration that is love. I just want you to know that your work here has given me the gift of many hours of pleasure and dreaming. The high quality of these files, and your careful attention to detail are greatly appreciated.
This quenches the dryness of the soul, and evokes emotions and comfort
I've just recently discovered these Ambience & Music videos and absolutely love them. They are relaxing, comforting, and transporting all at once. Only regret is I didn't discover them sooner! I dedicate one of my screens to an ambience video while working and get so disturbed when I have to pause it to answer the phone. Thank you for this beautiful composition.
This is making me cry
Theres some good in this world and it's worth fighting for.
Вставай уже Фродо!
Тебя ждут великие дела!
Get up already, Frodo!
Great things await you!
Just went back to playing "Lord of the Rings Online" again and created a Hobbit character and had this music playing while I was adventuring in the Shire......
Shame Pete had no plans to do the Hobbit films and thus rushed them, because the soundtrack is legit; especially the Dwarven theme for the return home.
My 4 favourite movies, the Hobbit, and Lord of the Rings.
26:26 the best moment!
Thank you Brett! I've been looking for this kind of musical LOTR ambience for such a long time. I really appreciate the diversity of musical selections you have included.
at the beggining i tought this is part of a movie and Gandalf will appear omg :D Time to sleep
Brett Lenahan...the greatest Brett since Brett Favre. Thank you sir!
the best lotr mix out there. the most melodic and serene. love it. others too much EPICCC NESSS for the sake of it.
I only need to hear, this tune! and my soul begins to smile. 😊🌳
3/4/22. 3:49am Sunday. ❤️🌻
best movies ever so perfect and peaceful love it
my absolute continuous GO TO! 🎉❤
As if the Amazon one could come anywhere CLOSE to this. Not even 1/1000000th as good.
The books and Jackson movies are timeless, and will never be forgotten. The Amazon trash, however, will not stand the test of time.
Thank you Tolkien and Jackson for giving us these masterpieces.
Such a peaceful feeling to have whilst working, thank you 😊