"The Lonely Isle" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	From the 'Distant Voices' CD by S. D. Anderson. Inspired by J.R.R.Tolkien's 'The Silmarillion'... the vocal is Tolkien himself, speaking in a language of the Quendi (Elves).
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	Story Behind the Song In J.R.R.Tolkien's, 'The Silmarillion', a piece of Belerian was broken off by the Valar and used to transport the Elves(the Calaquendi) to Valinor. This then became the island Tol Eressea, also known as 'The Lonely Isle'. The voice heard is Tolkien himself reading from *the text of 'L.O.T.R.' Lyrics *see: 'L.O.T.R. ; 'The Fellowship of the Rings'; 'Farewell to Lorien'; Galadriel's song at the parting of the Company.

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