Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

Product Description

 

An epic film score receives epic treatment with The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers/Complete Recordings. Released for the first time on CD, the complete score for the second film in the Lord of the Rings trilogy contains more than 180 minutes of music on three CDs plus a DVD-Audio disc featuring the score in four superior sound configurations. Breathtaking and majestic, this beautiful score composed by Howard Shore is a must have for fans of any of The Lord of the Rings films, The Two Towers/Complete Recordings is an essential experience.

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Track Listings
  • 01.

    Glamdring

  • 02.

    Elven Rope

  • 03.

    Lost in Emyn Muil

  • 04.

    My Precious

  • 05.

    Ugluk's Warriors

  • 06.

    Three Hunters

  • 07.

    Banishment of Eomer

  • 08.

    Night Camp

  • 09.

    Plains of Rohan

  • 10.

    Fangorn

  • 11.

    Dead Marshes

  • 12.

    "Wraiths on Wings"

  • 13.

    Gandalf the White

  • 14.

    Dreams of Trees

  • 15.

    Heir of Numenor

  • 16.

    Ent-Draught

  • 17.

    Edoras

  • 18.

    Court of Meduseld

  • 19.

    Theoden King

  • 20.

    King's Decision

  • 21.

    Exodus from Edoras

  • 22.

    Forests of Ithilian

  • 23.

    One of the Dunedain

  • 24.

    Wolves of Isengard

  • 25.

    Refuge at Helm's Deep

  • 26.

    Voice of Saruman

  • 27.

    Arwen's Fate

  • 28.

    Story Foretold

  • 29.

    Sons of the Steward

  • 30.

    Rock and Pool

  • 31.

    Faramir's Good Council

  • 32.

    Aragorn's Return

  • 33.

    War Is Upon Us

  • 34.

    "Where Is the Horse and the Rider"

  • 35.

    Host of the Eldar

  • 36.

    Battle of the Hornburg

  • 37.

    Breach of the Deeping Wall

  • 38.

    Entmoot Decides

  • 39.

    Retreat

  • 40.

    Master Peregrin's Plan

  • 41.

    Last March of the Ents

  • 42.

    Nazgul Attack

  • 43.

    Theodon Rides Forth

  • 44.

    Tales That Really Matter

  • 45.

    "Long Ways To Go Yet"