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Thy Light - Suici.De.pression (Introduction to my end)
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From First to Last - In Memorium In Advance
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Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars (Live At The Union Chapel)
The song started playing at just the right moment. It inspired and enhanced these 27 wonderful minutes.
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Imaris
Howard Shore - The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring OST
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Kill Hannah - 10 More Minutes With You
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Cradle of Filth - Mother Of Abominations
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Escape The Fate - The Day I Left The Womb
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Imaris
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Dreadful Shadows - Funeral Procession
Dreadful Shadows - A Better God
two hundred years, no one listened to them.
Iced Earth - Declaration Day
FGFC820 - The Heart of America
Amko
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DevilDriver – Clouds Over California
I'm too f*cking old
To sell my soul
To sell my soul
Amko
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[MP3] [04:37] Noisestorm - Afterburner
I'll upload a picture.
I'll upload a picture.
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Melodium - Kyuten
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Imaris
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Anois - Beside The Fire (Bilbo's Song)
I am amazed by how incredibly beautiful this music is. This Dutch duo, consisting of the wonderful vocalist Veronica Metz and keyboardist Wym v Noort (I don't know how to pronounce it correctly), takes various poems they like and sets them to music. They have an album recorded in 2003, "The Lord of the Rings" (with poetry by J.R.R. Tolkien), which has not been released due to copyright issues. Tolkien is gone, but the rights remain. Only a few songs from this album are available online, which the band uploaded to their website at some point, and only one of these six songs is complete; the rest are previews.
They also have an album with poetry by the English poet Emily Brontë, which can be ordered on their website; only a few songs are available online. I should listen to them; I've only downloaded the Tolkien ones.
This band should not be confused with the German electro-acoustic band with the same name.
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Anois - The Fall of Gil-Galad
This song is available in its entirety; the others only have a few verses. And that's good, because it's one of the best songs
I am amazed by how incredibly beautiful this music is. This Dutch duo, consisting of the wonderful vocalist Veronica Metz and keyboardist Wym v Noort (I don't know how to pronounce it correctly), takes various poems they like and sets them to music. They have an album recorded in 2003, "The Lord of the Rings" (with poetry by J.R.R. Tolkien), which has not been released due to copyright issues. Tolkien is gone, but the rights remain. Only a few songs from this album are available online, which the band uploaded to their website at some point, and only one of these six songs is complete; the rest are previews.
They also have an album with poetry by the English poet Emily Brontë, which can be ordered on their website; only a few songs are available online. I should listen to them; I've only downloaded the Tolkien ones.
This band should not be confused with the German electro-acoustic band with the same name.
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Anois - The Fall of Gil-Galad
This song is available in its entirety; the others only have a few verses. And that's good, because it's one of the best songs
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Blaqk Audio - Semiotic Love
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