Gandalf - Visions 2001

This double CD (marking the two decades of career of Gandalf) is divided as follows: CD one features music inspired by -The Lord of the Rings, with new music; and CD two, entitled Rare & Precious Pieces, contains a selection of highlights and rare, formerly unreleased live recordings. In this double-CD album, Gandalf shows his full spectrum. In multi-dimensional sound-pictures, he conjures up the fascinating world from -The Lord of the Rings of J.R.R. Tolkien and leads us into a kingdom of fantasy. Last but not least, the characteristic guitar playing of Gandalf makes this album absolutely worth listening to.

~ Cesar Lanzarini, All Music Guide

This is an out of print and extremely rare album to find, at least for a reasonable price. It is however not my rip. It was kindly given to me by Yak55 who gently allowed me to share it with the community, so enjoy!

DISC 1:

1. The Magican's Return
2. A Long-Expected Birthday-Party
3. Anduin - The Great River
4. Weathertop - Flight To The Ford
5. In Safety At Elrond's House
6. Galadriel's Mirror
7. The Fellowship Of The Ring
8. Moria - A Journey In The Dark
9. Lothlorien - The Golden Wood
10. Just Go On Believing (Title-Song)
11. Out Of Doubt, Out Of Darkness
12. Creeping Shades Of Mordor
13. At The Crossroads To The Land Of Shadow
14. A Long And Uncertain Road
15. Oroduin - Mountain Of Fire
16. The Battle's Over - Many Partings
17. Just Go On Believing (Dance-Mix)

Total time: 76:37

DISC 2:

1. Mirages Upon A desert Of Sand (Part 4)
2. The Peaceful Village
3. The Power Of Nature
4. Mysterious Creatures
5. Just For You
6. Spiritual Dawn
7. Colours Of The Earth
8. The River Of Realization (Part 1)
9. The Shining
10. Titaptawa
11. Dreamscapes (Part 1)
12. Invisible Power
13. The Ancient Secret Path
14. Labyrinth (Main Theme)
15. Face In The Mirror
16. The Lonesome Wanderer (Coraminock's Theme)
17. Aquarious (Vocal Version)
18. Cosmic Circle Dance (Single Version)
19. Echoes From Ancient Dreams (Part 1)
20. Samsara

Total time: 74:37



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