Howard Shore - The Hobbit - The Battle Of The Five Armies OST (Special Edition) (2014) FLAC

Soundtrack / Score

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Tracklist: 01:48:44
Disc 1
01. Fire And Water [05:57]
02. Shores of the Long Lake [04:01]
03. Beyond Sorrow and Grief (deluxe extended) [04:12]
04. Guardians of the Three (deluxe extended) [05:48]
05. The Ruins of Dale [03:39]
06. The Gathering of the Clouds (deluxe extended) [05:52]
07. Mithril [03:08]
08. Bred for War [03:20]
09. A Thief in the Night [04:14]
10. The Clouds Burst [04:13]
11. Battle for the Mountain [04:39]

Disc 2
01. The Darkest Hour [05:33]
02. Sons of Durin [04:24]
03. The Fallen [04:56]
04. Ravenhill [05:48]
05. To The Death (deluxe extended) [07:23]
06. Courage and Wisdom [05:10]
07. The Return Journey [04:18]
08. There and Back Again [04:20]
09. The Last Goodbye (Billy Boyd) [04:07]
10. Ironfoot (deluxe extended [06:11]
11. Dragon/Sickness (deluxe Bonus track) [03:52]
12. Thrain (deluxe Bonus track) [03:25]

About:
Audio CD (December 15, 2014)
Original Release Date: 2014
Number of Discs: 2
Format: Special Edition
Label: WaterTower Music


Biography
Howard Shore has composed the scores for over 50 films, including The Silence of the Lambs, Philadelphia, After Hours, Seven, and both the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies. His collaborations with David Cronenberg have resulted in scores for the films The Brood, Scanners, Videodrome, The Fly, Dead Ringers, Naked Lunch, M. Butterfly, and Crash, spanning a nearly 20-year period by the year 2001. Shore's formal education came at the Berklee School of Music in Boston. From 1969-1972 he recorded with the group Lighthouse. He was one of the original creators of Saturday Night Live and served as its musical director from 1975-1980. In 2000, Shore began work on one of the most expansive projects of his career when he signed on to produce scores for film adaptations of the Lord of the Rings series. He spent a year just working on the first film, using Tolkien's texts and drawing from eighth and ninth century music sources to try to evoke the books' magical worlds. Upon the completion of the Lords series in 2001, Shore created the scores for several Hollywood blockbusters including Panic Room (2002), The Aviator (2005), A History of Violence (2005), The Departed (2006), Doubt (2008), and Hugo (2011). In 2012 Shore, along with director Peter Jackson, returned to Middle Earth for the first of three Hobbit films.