Shadow Rising - Revision history

Greenwizard: Updated history section

2013-01-02T07:13:20Z

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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 returned to the studio to record another folk rock album of music entitled [[Dragon Quest]], 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]].

	== Lineup ==		== Lineup ==
−	*Darryl Grant Potter: vocals, guitar, keyboards	+	*Darryl Grant Potter: vocals, guitar, keyboards, flute
	*Elissa Maclean: vocals		*Elissa Maclean: vocals
	*Michael Bohl: guitar, bass		*Michael Bohl: guitar, bass
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	*(Hidden track). Ever on – 3:30		*(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.	+	(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 12 on [[Soundestiny]]'s [[Dragon Quest]] album released in 2012 - but with percussion and harmony added.

	==Sample==		==Sample==

KingAragorn: Added {{title|italics}}

2012-10-28T13:44:38Z

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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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	[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLL4_OXJJSw (''See the light'' music video)]		[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLL4_OXJJSw (''See the light'' music video)]

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	[[Category:Albums]]		[[Category:Albums]]

Mith: Italicised books

2011-07-01T10:08:47Z

Italicised books

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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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Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Lothlórien

2011-01-14T01:23:25Z

Bot Message: changing link to Lothlórien

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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 [[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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Mith: Re-linked LOTR

2011-01-10T15:21:11Z

Re-linked LOTR

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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 [[~~LOTR~~]] ~~characters~~ such as [[Gandalf]] or [[Aragorn]], nor of [[Middle-earth]] place names like [[Rivendell]] or [[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 [[Lothlorien]].

	== Lineup ==		== Lineup ==

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Track listing: fixed spelling error in link

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−	(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 ~~Gliiters~~]] EP released in 2009 - but with percussion and harmony added.	+	(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.

	==Sample==		==Sample==

Greenwizard: Established 'Shadow Rising', LOTR-inspired album for Soundestiny

2010-10-31T11:19:33Z

Established 'Shadow Rising', LOTR-inspired album for Soundestiny

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[[Image:ShadowRising.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Shadow Rising cover]]
'''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 [[LOTR]] characters 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 Gliiters]] EP released in 2009 - but with percussion and harmony added.

==Sample==
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLL4_OXJJSw (''See the light'' music video)]

[[Category:Albums]]