Sometimes you just need to be awed by a chest growl G note. 🤣🤣🤣

@@KHarmonTCC there's only so many can be had before it gives you a heart attack or something similar. Like breaking glass but in this case causing cells to explode

@@RexAlfieLee cells and souls Dont forget tim staring at your souls

@@CelestialMeatballs It's a threat

It's from The Hobbit, sung in the first couple of chapters. Not sure where you'd get the idea that a song about the lonely mountain, Smaug, and the "forgotten gold" of the dwarves, was somehow about LotR.. but yea. its in the first like 100 or so pages of the hobbit along with about a dozen other songs. I know that for a fact, because I remember it listing the musical arrangement that the dwarves had, and it is specifically mentioned as "awakening something Tookish within Bilbo" Which is an allusion to the fact that this song was what caused Bilbo to join the party. MOST of the songs in LoTR were in the two towers. you might be thinking of Durin's song, which is very similar thematically and was covered in LotR, in FoTR. Gimli sung it to the fellowship as they passed through Moria. But "Far over the misty mountains cold" was not sung in LotR, at any point in any of the books. EDIT: also, this arrangement was taken directly from the New Line Cinema Hobbit films. They're covering the version from the movie, but they're actually singing the whole thing, the movie version only covered the first two verses. At the point in this song where it cuts to the higher-pitched vocalist, they're composing new material. All of the baritone stuff, the arrangement, intonation, melody, rhythm.. it's all taken directly from the first hobbit movie. And idk about you, this guy might be an amazing vocalist, but I personally prefer a choir of baritones. The movie nailed it. It can't be done better. That said, for two solo performers, this is likely the best adaptation that I've seen

You should check out the live orchestra one

@@mastermanio2 A lot of non traditional fans of the movies, combine the Hobbit with LOTR.... we Tolkien experts, know the Hobbit is totally separate. If you haven't read The Silmarillion, you know nothing about Tolkien's world.

@@mastermanio2 You should check out Geoff Castelucci's version.

@@LadyDragonsbloodI've read the Silmarillion but not the LOTR.

You were not misinformed nor did you misunderstand

Tim is a true basso profundo.

YESSSS!! PLEASE DO THIS

I concur.

Fact!

Dropkick Murpheys doing a bagpipe cover haha

It was actually in the first movie," An Unexpected Journey". I did not know, however, that it was originally a poem.

​@@crystalpomatto8417 Duh, I was thinking of "I See Fire", another incredible song. Well another marathon is in order I guess. 😂🤣😂

I have the extended editions of both the Hobbit trilogy and the LotR trilogy, that play in the background when I am working in my craft room.

@@crystalpomatto8417 A fellow major fan 🤗.

"Girl" 🤣

Yes, Amazing Grace !!

Also a duet with these two singing Greensleeves which is so beautiful by them. It truly shows Tim's range.

That would a totally be a good way to start with Peter's music.. as it really features the scope of how he layers his voice.. and Lindsey...awesome!

One of my favorites!

I think that you will appreciate Mayday more if you listen to a couple of other Home Free performances first.

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