[Starbug]

I hope this hasn't been posted already. I searched under every keyword I could think of. I had to alter the title also so it would fit the guidelines.

I can understand James Galway, but Annie Lennox? I'll need to hear it first. I love her voice, but I just don't picture it with this movie. Should be interesting.

[Starbug]

Interesting.

[No.6]

Sweet Rings are made of this
Who am I to disagree?
I travel Arda
and the Sundering Seas
Everybody's looking for One Ring
Some of them want to use it
Some of them want to be used by it
Some of them want to abuse it
Some of them want to be abused...

[big'ol_freeper]

Ping

[Mamzelle]

When they say Nov 25, do they really mean that, or maybe...sooner?

[maquiladora]

Yeah I knew about Annie doing a song since about August I'd say. I think it was an accident, she happened to be in the studio while Howard was writing and they just plucked up the courage and asked her.

[Keme]

I was surprised as well. Why couldn't they have Loreena McKennitt do a song. She fits in perfectly with the LOTR genre.

[Vast Buffalo Wing Conspiracy]

She's got a good voice. And this way, they'll have a female voice singing the closing song to each movie, so that works out too.

[BradyLS]

I like Annie Lennox' voice, but I think a track using Annie Haslam's voice would have been great, too.

[El Sordo]

"renowned Irish flautist Sir James Galway..."

You'd think he'd be Mexican.

[FReepaholic]

Here's a short clip of the song from soundtrack.net:

"Into the West" performed by Annie Lennox