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'''Shadow Rising''' is an album by [[Soundestiny]] that was released in 2004. | '''''Shadow Rising''''' is an album by [[Soundestiny]] that was released in 2004. | ||
It was inspired by ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' and was the band's first album. The music was written by Darryl Grant Potter and Michael Bohl; lyrics were by Darryl Grant Potter. After two more albums – ''Journey Through Love'' in 2006, and [[All that Glitters]] in 2009, [[Soundestiny]] released the follow-up LOTR-inspired album – [[Winds of Change]] in 2010. The band then planned to return to the studio to record another folk rock album of music inspired by ''[[The Hobbit]]''. The albums ''Shadow Rising'' and [[Winds of Change]] together form a 25 song rock opera or rock musical titled '''RingLord'''. This rock musical was inspired by ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' only. Throughout the song lyrics, there are no mentions of any of the characters from ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'', such as [[Gandalf]] or [[Aragorn]], nor of [[Middle-earth]] place names like [[Rivendell]] or [[Lothlórien|Lothlorien]]. | It was inspired by ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' and was the band's first album. The music was written by Darryl Grant Potter and Michael Bohl; lyrics were by Darryl Grant Potter. After two more albums – ''Journey Through Love'' in 2006, and [[All that Glitters]] in 2009, [[Soundestiny]] released the follow-up LOTR-inspired album – [[Winds of Change]] in 2010. The band then planned to return to the studio to record another folk rock album of music inspired by ''[[The Hobbit]]''. The albums ''Shadow Rising'' and [[Winds of Change]] together form a 25 song rock opera or rock musical titled '''RingLord'''. This rock musical was inspired by ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' only. Throughout the song lyrics, there are no mentions of any of the characters from ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'', such as [[Gandalf]] or [[Aragorn]], nor of [[Middle-earth]] place names like [[Rivendell]] or [[Lothlórien|Lothlorien]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:44, 28 October 2012
Shadow Rising is an album by Soundestiny that was released in 2004.
It was inspired by The Lord of the Rings and was the band's first album. The music was written by Darryl Grant Potter and Michael Bohl; lyrics were by Darryl Grant Potter. After two more albums – Journey Through Love in 2006, and All that Glitters in 2009, Soundestiny released the follow-up LOTR-inspired album – Winds of Change in 2010. The band then planned to return to the studio to record another folk rock album of music inspired by The Hobbit. The albums Shadow Rising and Winds of Change together form a 25 song rock opera or rock musical titled RingLord. This rock musical was inspired by The Lord of the Rings only. Throughout the song lyrics, there are no mentions of any of the characters from The Lord of the Rings, such as Gandalf or Aragorn, nor of Middle-earth place names like Rivendell or Lothlorien.
Lineup
- Darryl Grant Potter: vocals, guitar, keyboards
- Elissa Maclean: vocals
- Michael Bohl: guitar, bass
- Julia Lefik: vocals
Guests
- Greg Tschernez: drums, bass on tracks 1, 3 and 4
- Paul Lines: vocals
Production
- Engineer: Greg Tschernez
- Arrangers: Darryl Grant Potter and Greg Tschernez
- Artwork: Natalie Camilleri
Track listing
1. The land of shadow - 4:57
2. The precious band - 3:57
3. Follow your heart - 4:24
4. Far away from home - 4:43
5. Your burning love - 4:33
6. Fiery mountain of doom - 3:38
7. See the light - 4:39
8. Wintertime - 4:20
9. Somebody save me - 5:05
10. My heart is green - 4:13
11. I was blind - 4:11
12. My heart's in your hand - 4:04
- (Hidden track). Ever on – 3:30
(The final, hidden track, Ever on, starts one and a half minutes after the end of the twelfth track. This unplugged song also appears as track number 4 on Soundestiny's All that Glitters EP released in 2009 - but with percussion and harmony added.
