Tyelkormo the Fair
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This is my jam!
*Starts dancing*

This is my jam!
Just any music based on Tolkien's works.It this thread for music that should be in middle earth or music that is?
The one he sings in the grey havens? I think they have actually, and this one was even Tolkien approved apparently. I don't have the link to it now though.ok, that makes sense.
Has anyone read Bilbo's last song?
Does he sing it in the movie? Must be the extended edition. Yes, the lyrics were actually written by Tolkien, I have a copy of the illustrated book.The one he sings in the grey havens? I think they have actually, and this one was even Tolkien approved apparently. I don't have the link to it now though.
I intended it originally for music that might actually have been heard in Middle-earth , but a lot of people apparently thought electric guitars were a thing then. 😄It this thread for music that should be in middle earth or music that is?
See my post above. 😄Just any music based on Tolkien's works.
The power of the Maiar was grand, perhaps they brought electricity? And electric guitars?I intended it originally for music that might actually have been heard in Middle-earth , but a lot of people apparently thought electric guitars were a thing then. 😄
Can you imagine a bunch of mad Noldor not listening to rock music? That's historically inaccurate.See my post above. 😄
@Maedhros_Nelyafinwë the Melkor Song needs electric guitar in the background.
Melkor? That makes electric guitars as old as the First Music, at least...
I liked led zepplin before... my respect for them has been doubled 🤣.Tolkien complained in a letter about a "Beatles group" practicing next door -- which led to the legend that he lived next door to the Beatles. 😄
Anyway, there have been at least a couple of threads on Tolkien-inspired rock; here's one:
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Led Zeppelin and References to the Lord of the Rings
Many people do not realize that one of the best and most famous rock bands ever, Led Zeppelin, wrote many songs directly referring to or cleverly hinting about LOTR material. This would make sense, due to the fact that the band itself was British and into the mystical and fantasy. Just thought...thetolkien.forum