in the books the eye of sauron is not even mentioned his alive in the books but very weak the eye is probably a reference to the window in is chamber at the top of barad dur where he sees all of middle earth
@ryty, yes I think your right about the chamber and the window, changed it for the movie though. Sauron was powerful, but he was a choir boy compared to Morgoth, hopefully the tolkiens will sell the rights to the silmarilion so it can be made..another trilogy no doubt even though it deserves 6 which won't happen, the usual condensing form will be taken. Can anyone tell me who flotsam and jetsom were?
This is one of my favorite "evil themes" because it absolutely drips evil and terror. Even without knowing the context of this piece you can still tell what it is
The way it twists also brings into mind a schemer. The sort who not only grins in the shadows with an evil cackle, but the also whose tongue ever drips poisoned honey. Which fits Sauron to a T.
I always assumed the Eye of Sauron was just sort of a "spirit" and intangible entity that instilled fear despite a lack of a physical form, and that the best way for the movie to portray that was by adding a literal evil eye which was Sauron's spirit.
It is and it isn't. It's incredibly vague, but yes in the books Sauron DOES have a physical form again during the war of the ring. But the eye definitely makes appearances, it's the personification of Sauron's Ainur. It's odd because it even seems to imply in Fellowship of the Ring that Sauron has a physical body again in Barad-dur because it's implied he is there for the torture of Gollum.
@@heliothrax7716 I interpret it not as Sauron on top of the tower in the form of an eye, but rather the eye as the visual manifestation of him looking through the Palantir in his tower. The eye is a "telescope" of sorts, for lack of a better way to describe it.
Sauron's fortress is so badass, it was never stormed or seen from the inside. The mystery surrounding this place is what makes this the most interesting to me.
"if Sauron's X is so scary imagine how scary Morgoth's X is" bih Morgoth wasn't even cool enough to warrant a narrative novel dedicated to him, let alone a movie
@@blueshit199The Silmarillion and all other Beleriand-focused novels derive from the threat and wars of Morgoth in the Years of the Lamps, Trees, and the First Age.
Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky Seven for the Dwarf-lords in there halls of stone Nine for mortal Men doomed to die One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie
I like how the music feels so chaotic. It really brings the feeling of being drunken with the desire for power and having a flaming passion for it driving everything you do. But along with that, it is hollow. It is unstable and brittle, and while it burns bright and hot, there is always an uncertainty to it, with no thought for tomorrow and no backup plan if things go wrong. When it fails, it will fail spectacularly, and crumble into dust.
Well that would make it quite unfit for a theme of mordor then. If there is one thing we know about sauron it's that he always thinks things through. His only mistake was underestimating his opponents reason and strength of will, apart from that it's all carefully planned strategy. For me this theme brings the thoughts of an overwhelming, to the point of bringing to insanity, evil power, until now hidden among the scariest of legends, just discovered to be worse then them
@@bozydarboski9407: He actually didnt underestimate anything. He simply couldnt think like those small folks and Gandalf who wanted the Ring destroyed. This possibility didnt exist in his mind and therefore he failed to calculate with this. Its like a reverse situation to Manwe, King of Valar, who didnt knew the concept of evil and thus failed to see what Morgoth was up to.
You say insane I say drunk Irish man in middl earth but hay I got nothing better to do so still hale Lord sauron fever your savant my lord in a dungeon or not
After the destruction of the One Ring, Sauron lost forever any possibility to recover his physical form. He became an errant spirit condemned to wander through the Middle-Earth for eternity, being only able to look. Eventually, he stopped thinking.
I believe he regains his physical form when Morgoth eventually comes back to Arda and prepares for Dagor Dagorath. He summons his full dark army including Sauron to fight for one final time.
The Shadow of the Past, the Uruk-Hai and Minas Morgul. Mordor's theme from all three movies. You can hear how more sinister and powerful it grows, just as Sauron grows in power
"You have no power here servant of Morgoth! You are nameless, faceless, formless! Go back to the void from whence you came!" Favorite scene and line from the Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.
I think it is such a good work of music that it would be worthy of reusing it as Satan's theme if one did a movie version of Paradise Lost. Imagining all the fallen angels wreaking havoc to this music... Music like this shines a light on the darkness and shows it for what it truly is.
Sauron: Compose me a theme worthy of Mordor! London Symphony: What news from Mordor, Maestro? What does The Eye command? Howard Shore: We have work to do!
....the evil ceo and lord andrew wilson made the most expensive game that there is (with many dlcs ofc) at EA HQ to conquer earth with its power to attract and deceive everyone, men was not strong enough to witstand such deceiving game so he sold already nine copys to nine most famous youtubers that has now become their slave in marketing.....
The World Is Changing Who Now Has The Strength To Stand Against The Armies Of Isengard and Mordor To stand Against the might of Sauron AND Saruman And The Union Of The Two Towers Together my lord Sauron we shall rule this Middle earth
Semih Sargın not exactly they had equal power at the beginning Sauron grew stronger when serving Melkor and reached his peak after the war of wrath ended and the valars left middle earth. Also Gandalf is one of the strongest Maiar thats why he was chosen to be sent to middle earth to fight Sauron, he was shown weak because limiters were placed on his power when he was sent
@@hassanhadi5464 bruh 🤦🏻♂️ It seems you never read Silmarillion. Read the Manwe's council. Gandalf was the only Maia who frightened of Sauron. He didn't wanted to go to ME. He said He is too weak than Sauron and Frightened of him. And Sauron was beaten at that time. It means Gandalf's unlimited powerful form is still too weaker than Sauron's most weakened form. Sauron is the strongest Maia (Maybe only Gothmog and Eonwe equals to him) And Gandalf is the weakest Maia. He is too weak
sauron's theme just sounds like CHAOS. as if someone pulled the plug on all sanity in the world and everything just starts falling apart into anarchic madness
He actually wants the complete opposite. He wants ORDER, he wants everyone on Middle-earth under his thralldom. His master, Melkor, wants chaos and the destruction of all things.
Malgalad Naurmegil I suppose, but what he wants is a very specific type of order, that involves a lot of chaos and destruction to get there. I don't think he really cares much about order beyond, "I'm in charge, and you guys aren't." The orcs, at least, certainly seem to think that they're pretty much going to be able to run wild wreaking havok.
Sauron is by far the greatest movie villain ever created... And only appears in very brief moments as a flaming All-Seeing Eye... Plus, roughly about 11mins in total screen time
Elrond: "Tell me the truth, Sauron. How many elfs have you perverted in order to create your army?" Sauron: "I don't know. How many lembas have you eaten in your life?" Elrond: "SAUROOOOON!!!!!!!!"
This theme is sheer perfection and describes pure evil perfectly. So, imagine Morgoth's theme, since Sauron has only a tiny fraction of Morgoth's power.
I like the Eye but I always saw it as like a periscope looking out over Mordor. But make no mistake, a very bodily Sauron was in Barad-dur. Gollum even saw him.
One detail worth noting is that A Shadow of The Past plays during Elrond's council when the charachters fight to see who will carry the ring. The thing is if Frodo didn't offer himself Middle Earth would probably have been doomed from that moment onwards, since everyone would fight over the ring if it was allowed to tempt the others anymore longer. Boromir already desired it for Minas Tirith, and it wouldnt be long until others defend the ring
This song is terrifying. If it weren’t for the music then Mordor’s armies leaving minus morguel in the movie wouldn’t have been as scary. It would have sounded like *clink* *clink* *clink* *clink*
one light, alone in an endless void of darkness. sauron will ultimately CRUSH ANYONE WHO DARES TO OPPOSE HIM the era of men is over, the time of the orc has COME! *war horns blow*
***** and what is this? some ranger from the north? it's going to take more than that to claim the throne of gondor and unite the free peoples of middle earth. your world will burn.
![Warhammer 40,000 Mechanicus OST - Children of the Omnissiah[Extended]](/img/1.gif)
Ah Lord of the Rings. The series with possibly the most feared and legendary villain of all time, that never appears at all...
The way i always saw it was that Sauron was always there. Always watching. Always waiting for frodo and Sam to fuck up.
True. He was supposed to be a constant dark presence. Not a person.
in the books the eye of sauron is not even mentioned his alive in the books but very weak the eye is probably a reference to the window in is chamber at the top of barad dur where he sees all of middle earth
@ryty, yes I think your right about the chamber and the window, changed it for the movie though. Sauron was powerful, but he was a choir boy compared to Morgoth, hopefully the tolkiens will sell the rights to the silmarilion so it can be made..another trilogy no doubt even though it deserves 6 which won't happen, the usual condensing form will be taken. Can anyone tell me who flotsam and jetsom were?
Pablo Mansini I don't think they were characters. Flotsam and Jetsam are navy/pirate terms for driftwood from a wrecked ship.
This is one of my favorite "evil themes" because it absolutely drips evil and terror. Even without knowing the context of this piece you can still tell what it is
The way it twists also brings into mind a schemer. The sort who not only grins in the shadows with an evil cackle, but the also whose tongue ever drips poisoned honey.
Which fits Sauron to a T.
Was it The Uruk Hai?
It's also the fellowship's theme backwards. It subverts the good in all ways.
Song so evil that make us smile like psychos heheheh XD
Look at mass effect
The Eye of Sauron may not be a thing in the books, but you gotta admit, it looks way more awesome than a window in the shape of an eye.
I always assumed the Eye of Sauron was just sort of a "spirit" and intangible entity that instilled fear despite a lack of a physical form, and that the best way for the movie to portray that was by adding a literal evil eye which was Sauron's spirit.
@@heliothrax7716 Probably. Either way, it’s better.
nah; the eye in the film is a good representation, but the idea that its *not* a physical thing you can see is way better
It is and it isn't. It's incredibly vague, but yes in the books Sauron DOES have a physical form again during the war of the ring. But the eye definitely makes appearances, it's the personification of Sauron's Ainur.
It's odd because it even seems to imply in Fellowship of the Ring that Sauron has a physical body again in Barad-dur because it's implied he is there for the torture of Gollum.
@@heliothrax7716 I interpret it not as Sauron on top of the tower in the form of an eye, but rather the eye as the visual manifestation of him looking through the Palantir in his tower. The eye is a "telescope" of sorts, for lack of a better way to describe it.
One does not simply click into Mordor.......
The Paragon Effect
*Simply clicks into Mordor*
And yet that's exactly what I'm about to do
Watch me
Sauron's fortress is so badass, it was never stormed or seen from the inside. The mystery surrounding this place is what makes this the most interesting to me.
If Sauron's theme is this terrifying, just imagine how scary the theme of Morgoth would be 😨😨😱
Well, considering Elves called his fortress with their synonym of Hell...
Hell yeah ☠☠☠
"if Sauron's X is so scary imagine how scary Morgoth's X is" bih Morgoth wasn't even cool enough to warrant a narrative novel dedicated to him, let alone a movie
@@blueshit199The Silmarillion and all other Beleriand-focused novels derive from the threat and wars of Morgoth in the Years of the Lamps, Trees, and the First Age.
@@dominicchallis2928 yeah I know, Silmarilion is like a lore lexicon or something like that
Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky
Seven for the Dwarf-lords in there halls of stone
Nine for mortal Men doomed to die
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie
no edge pls
The username destroys the ambience.
Did you mean
Shre nazg golugranu kilmi nudu
Ombi kuzdurbagu gundum ishi
Nugu gurunkilu bard gurutu
Ash burzdurbagu burzum ishi
Daghburz ishi makha gulshu darulu
Ash nazg durbatuluk
Ash nazg gimbatul
Ash nazg thrakatuluk
Agh burzum ishi krimpatul
Daghburx ishi makha gulshu darulu?
@@duckeggs9000 i mean he literally just said the intro to lord of the rings
@@user-jh9nx6tl1n yes but with some spelling corrections
I like how the music feels so chaotic. It really brings the feeling of being drunken with the desire for power and having a flaming passion for it driving everything you do. But along with that, it is hollow. It is unstable and brittle, and while it burns bright and hot, there is always an uncertainty to it, with no thought for tomorrow and no backup plan if things go wrong. When it fails, it will fail spectacularly, and crumble into dust.
Well that would make it quite unfit for a theme of mordor then. If there is one thing we know about sauron it's that he always thinks things through. His only mistake was underestimating his opponents reason and strength of will, apart from that it's all carefully planned strategy. For me this theme brings the thoughts of an overwhelming, to the point of bringing to insanity, evil power, until now hidden among the scariest of legends, just discovered to be worse then them
@@bozydarboski9407: He actually didnt underestimate anything. He simply couldnt think like those small folks and Gandalf who wanted the Ring destroyed. This possibility didnt exist in his mind and therefore he failed to calculate with this.
Its like a reverse situation to Manwe, King of Valar, who didnt knew the concept of evil and thus failed to see what Morgoth was up to.
@@david9243 interesting but it only strengthens my point
@@bozydarboski9407: Never said you were wrong. Just filled in the dots.
Nice photo Seth
One of the Greatest villain's ever and your barely even see the guy
Thats how good of a vilain he is.
doesn’t he make more of an appearance outside of lord of the rings
He’s a character in The Silmarilion.
Makes his cronies do all the work, that and he doesnt have a physical body
@@CommanderCodyCc--gh8zh he appears in the Silmarillion as Morgoth’s lieutenant.
SHIREEE!!! AAAAAGGG!!! BAGGIIINNNSS!!!
+alfred george thought the same lol, watching the movies 50 times each makes you remember all the quotes almost :D
*Mount Doom erupts and the Nine ride from Minas Morgul*
I tried to find the creature Gollum…but…the enemy found him first 🧙🏻♂️
He has only four on the black hand
- Gollum
This soundtrack is such a banger, Howard Shore should win a lifetime achievement award for this masterpiece. My personal favorite soundtrack ever.
His The Silence of the Lambs soundtrack was also amazing too!
Greatest Film Trilogy of all time
Only actual competition is Star Wars original trilogy.
@@addaskhasawneh8174 and Avengers trilogy and POTC saga
@@VoxTheUkrainianComrade Nah
@@VoxTheUkrainianComrade In my opinion Avengers are close,I don't know what the other one stands for though.
Matrix trilogy enter the competition 🤓
finally a piece of music worthy of mine!
Hale Lord Sauron may you rule in hell for all eternity
Nighthawk you'll be welcome in the dungeons of barâd-dûr for your blasphemy
You say insane I say drunk Irish man in middl earth but hay I got nothing better to do so still hale Lord sauron fever your savant my lord in a dungeon or not
Oh sorry I got that wrong so what does it mean then
Wait we still in The Void
After the destruction of the One Ring, Sauron lost forever any possibility to recover his physical form. He became an errant spirit condemned to wander through the Middle-Earth for eternity, being only able to look. Eventually, he stopped thinking.
And then he succumbed to an urge to pee.
I believe he regains his physical form when Morgoth eventually comes back to Arda and prepares for Dagor Dagorath. He summons his full dark army including Sauron to fight for one final time.
JoJo reference!
@@namishusband818 Hokuto reference
They should have used Mount Doom to launch Sauron into space
Imagine this is your wedding entrance theme.
WE BE MAKING IT OUTTA MORDER WITH THIS ONE!!!🔥🔥🔥🌋
Who else is listening in 2024?
One does not simply walk into Mordor!
The Shadow of the Past, the Uruk-Hai and Minas Morgul. Mordor's theme from all three movies. You can hear how more sinister and powerful it grows, just as Sauron grows in power
I would have chosen the rendition from "The Palantir" to represent the third movie
1:20 the moment, you know, shits going down
SAUUUUURRRON....
I lost my shit when I heard that music in the Hobbit and Sauron went apeshit on Gandalf
"You have no power here servant of Morgoth! You are nameless, faceless, formless! Go back to the void from whence you came!" Favorite scene and line from the Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.
0:15 too
I think that could be applied to any timestamp in the song.
Easily one of the best if not THE best Villian theme of all time.
I think it is such a good work of music that it would be worthy of reusing it as Satan's theme if one did a movie version of Paradise Lost.
Imagining all the fallen angels wreaking havoc to this music...
Music like this shines a light on the darkness and shows it for what it truly is.
Well, Sauron IS technically a fallen angel in the context of Tolkien’s universe.
The only one I can think of that competes is Imperial March or maybe the Emperor's theme.
Sauron: Compose me a theme worthy of Mordor!
London Symphony: What news from Mordor, Maestro? What does The Eye command?
Howard Shore: We have work to do!
Meanwhile at EA....
Make a great game and charge 2 a week dlc
....the evil ceo and lord andrew wilson made the most expensive game that there is (with many dlcs ofc) at EA HQ to conquer earth with its power to attract and deceive everyone, men was not strong enough to witstand such deceiving game so he sold already nine copys to nine most famous youtubers that has now become their slave in marketing.....
niels vansteenkiste one game to rule them all
radio star the lord of the games.
niels vansteenkiste make that a thing
The World Is Changing
Who Now Has The Strength To Stand Against The Armies Of Isengard and Mordor
To stand Against the might of Sauron AND Saruman
And The Union Of The Two Towers
Together my lord Sauron we shall rule this Middle earth
Samwise: Hold my Gaffer.
that scene was epic.. got goosebumps from that barad dur reveal
This theme played in my head during the scene in Rogue One with Mustafar and Vader
Before I saw Lord of the Rings I thought Saruman was the main villain.
Go home kido
the first 2 movies kind of make it look so i guess
@@welikiumjetnikfeniks281 “Before I saw”
Lol I thought Witch King was Sauron.
@@Ixtzalit lol haha
Gandhi's Civ 5 theme
Adonissherlock 00n j
Lol, that was pretty good.
Adonissherlock wha...... What are you doing with that nuke?
1:25 -scrolling past dozens of nukes-
0:49 *distant nuclear detonations reflecting in Gandhi’s glasses*
Listening to this while playing Stellaris and pumping out 6 battleships per second from my mega shipyard before war makes me feel powerful
Lol
in The New Hobbit they used that on Gandalf Vs. Sauron...
The Dark Lord Rises !!!
Noice 😈
Vs is kinda stretch more like bs (bitch slapping)
Gandlaf is a weak maiar and Sauron is the strongest Maiar.
Semih Sargın not exactly they had equal power at the beginning Sauron grew stronger when serving Melkor and reached his peak after the war of wrath ended and the valars left middle earth. Also Gandalf is one of the strongest Maiar thats why he was chosen to be sent to middle earth to fight Sauron, he was shown weak because limiters were placed on his power when he was sent
@@hassanhadi5464 bruh 🤦🏻♂️
It seems you never read Silmarillion. Read the Manwe's council. Gandalf was the only Maia who frightened of Sauron. He didn't wanted to go to ME. He said He is too weak than Sauron and Frightened of him.
And Sauron was beaten at that time. It means Gandalf's unlimited powerful form is still too weaker than Sauron's most weakened form. Sauron is the strongest Maia (Maybe only Gothmog and Eonwe equals to him)
And Gandalf is the weakest Maia. He is too weak
Meanwhile, at the Death Star...oops wrong movie
Your over confidence is your downfall.
I honestly think that would be bad a*s if they did that.😊
its star wars with bows
ok but Barad-Dur and the Death star would be a hell of a duo
hey😏two dark lords😏ultimate couple😏😏😏😏
Who listen this when build Lego Barad-Dur? 😅
Exactly what I came here for😂
They used 1:20 in The new Hobbit film
Most likely because it’s the best part
Holy shit I had no idea it’s been this long since it came out. Damn
One does not simply listen to Mordor theme.
xXxDankerBakerxXx Swag One does not simply use gay as an insult or have the most un-original name.
Tell that to the Easterlings
0:57 "Together My Lord Sauron. We Shall Rule This Middle Earth"
EXACTLY what I've been looking for...thanks so much..! :)
"Build me a army worthy of Mordor"
Goosbumps
Sauron is cool, but I'll fight anyone who doesn't think the true Dark Lord is Melkor.
Go home Gothmog
Morgoth
If Melkor has Balrogs, then yeah he most likely IS the true dark lord
Yes, melkor>sauron, to kill sauron they only needed elves, humans, hobbits, and gandalf, to kill melkor the needed valar
Morgoth, mate.
That moment when the villain with the most aura in history gets reduced to a guy in a wig.
Excellent mix, the editing from track to track is seamless
sauron's theme just sounds like CHAOS. as if someone pulled the plug on all sanity in the world and everything just starts falling apart into anarchic madness
Well, given that that's kind of what he wants, that fits pretty well.
He actually wants the complete opposite. He wants ORDER, he wants everyone on Middle-earth under his thralldom. His master, Melkor, wants chaos and the destruction of all things.
Malgalad Naurmegil I suppose, but what he wants is a very specific type of order, that involves a lot of chaos and destruction to get there. I don't think he really cares much about order beyond, "I'm in charge, and you guys aren't." The orcs, at least, certainly seem to think that they're pretty much going to be able to run wild wreaking havok.
+jhibbitt1 ON POINT BRUH
+Malgalad “The Blade of Fire” Naurmegil Well said
My girlfriend's theme.
Is she hot like the flames of Mount Doom?
Jeez she must be cruel
ı agree
Ex girlfriend.
When are you getting enslaved..ehnm..sorry.. engaged to her matey?
“Together, my Lord Sauron, we shall rule this Middle Earth”
At 1:07 who expected isenguards theme to start playing
Nice compilation and loved the representaiton of Barad-dûr
Ash nazg durbatuluk
Ash nazg gimbatul
Ash nazg thrakatuluk
Agh burzum-ishi krimpatul!
one trilogy to rule them all!!!
Cool
one african-american santa to rule them all
@@thinginground5179 lmao
I love lord of the rings !!
what do you call Sauron when he goes to sleep?
- Sauroff
AH-HAHAHAHAHA- *dies*
Huh.
Sauron never sleeps
😆😆😆
😐😐😐
Sauron is by far the greatest movie villain ever created... And only appears in very brief moments as a flaming All-Seeing Eye... Plus, roughly about 11mins in total screen time
Elrond: "Tell me the truth, Sauron. How many elfs have you perverted in order to create your army?"
Sauron: "I don't know. How many lembas have you eaten in your life?"
Elrond: "SAUROOOOON!!!!!!!!"
jojo reference
This theme is sheer perfection and describes pure evil perfectly. So, imagine Morgoth's theme, since Sauron has only a tiny fraction of Morgoth's power.
This is so good!
0:16 - Sauron!! Turn off your ringtone!🧙🏻♂️
Meawhile at Amazon studios of The Rings of Power:
isengard and mordor rules
Rhun and Harad does not approve.
*Rhûn
FOOL OF A TOOK!
Teacher: Who you want to be when you grow up
Other kids: I wanna be fireman, policeman, doctor to save people
Quiet kid:
walking into the exam hall like
Me tomorrow.
@@jrizzle1495 how’d it go?
My lullaby music
Screw the free peoples. If sauron gets this as his theme music my allegiance lies with him.
An admirable attitude. HAIL SAURON!
Ok but the Rohan and Gondor themes are bangers so
Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul,
ash nazg thrakatulûk, agh burzum-ichi krimpatul.
0:15 terrifyingly cool.
I like the Eye but I always saw it as like a periscope looking out over Mordor. But make no mistake, a very bodily Sauron was in Barad-dur. Gollum even saw him.
''he has (i dont remember the number) rings on his hand, and that is enough.
@@bestchannelexisting Yes, He has only four on the Black Hand, but they are enough,' said Gollum shuddering.
Meanwhile at school...
Accurate
)))
Realy !! School is hell !!
yesssss !!! School is cave's evil !!!
or job
*Shrieking* NOOOOOOOO!
SHIRE!
BAGGINS!
1:21 - 1:31 this played when I got a surprise test from my teacher a while back :3
That segment is a perfect rendition of the concept of immediate peril.
One detail worth noting is that A Shadow of The Past plays during Elrond's council when the charachters fight to see who will carry the ring. The thing is if Frodo didn't offer himself Middle Earth would probably have been doomed from that moment onwards, since everyone would fight over the ring if it was allowed to tempt the others anymore longer. Boromir already desired it for Minas Tirith, and it wouldnt be long until others defend the ring
Sauron >>> All
No..
Morgoth and Sauron>All
+Shred derz true
+Vinícius Leandro de Paula
...One Villain to Rule Them ALL.
Morgoth >> Sauron >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> all
*Eru Illuvatar >> All* (literally)
This will always give me chills
Sauron would mop the floor with all game of thrones character's
Gotta love them trumpets.
And, Shore also uses an exotic instrument named "Rhaita" to really share the meanace :)
When the two disabled kids stand up from their wheelchairs and fight
He was seen briefly though, in the very beginning of fellowship?
Dammit Sauron... Why couldn't you open the bloomin' door? You had ONE job.
Ottimo video
COOOMARCA BOOLSOON 😥😥
Georgia on November 15, 1864: WHY DO I HEAR BOSS MUSIC!?
The dark lord
Immediate goosebumps
0:10 Dies Irae begins
This song is terrifying. If it weren’t for the music then Mordor’s armies leaving minus morguel in the movie wouldn’t have been as scary. It would have sounded like *clink* *clink* *clink* *clink*
Sounds like Hell knocking on Heavens Door at 0:36 - 1:10
20:22.
Never before has any one dared utter the words of that tongue here in RUclips.
one light, alone in an endless void of darkness.
sauron will ultimately CRUSH ANYONE WHO DARES TO OPPOSE HIM
the era of men is over, the time of the orc has COME!
*war horns blow*
***** shh
***** and what is this? some ranger from the north? it's going to take more than that to claim the throne of gondor and unite the free peoples of middle earth. your world will burn.
+Aragorn II Elessar Gondor has fallen. You can't win.
+Aragorn II Elessar The armys of mordor destroyed all.
Sauron and his music always make me think of a Dark Souls final boss
Imagine this soundtrack going with the mustafar scene in revenge of the sith
OH MY!!!!! The name of the tracks playing are showing right next to the timer in the video!! Maybe its because they're in the description.
"Together, my lord Sauron, we shall rule this... middle earth."
I’m having trouble finding this in the full score on Spotify. anyone know what it’s called there?
Age of darkness
"SHIRE! BAGGINS!"
just imagine if sauron in dark souls!
*that would be one hell of a crossover*
Every ability would one-shot you even him looking at you!
That's a scary thought.
@@jokids812 Well, I mean, Rolling is a thing in dark souls y'know. You could just cheese the hell out of that boss fight. Possibly.
you know Sauron is the best villain when he doesn't appear physically in the movies but is the most menacing shit ever
Oh, great Master Melkor! I see you could escape the Kúma. Hail Morgoth, the true Dark Lord
Do not come between the Nazgûl and his prey…
0:15 YASSSSSSSSSS
the theme of amazon lotr show right now
He is the Lord of the rings.
When you enter school and someone sneezes:
ZA DASHU SNAKU ZIGUUR !!
DURGBU NAZGSHU !!
DURGBU DASHSHU !!
so cool so nice