FREE LOTR MUSIC - Free Lord of the Rings Music Downloads

One Ring to Find Them
Where to Find Free Lord of the Rings Music Downloads Online

I was looking for Lord of the Rings Music Downloads and realized this ain't an easy thing to find. There are a lot of sites toting free Lord of the Rings music downloads, but few live up to them. Especially when you want full-length recordings. How I miss MP3.com when it was much easier to find!

So to help in this task, I decided to write this article to try and help folks looking for free Lord of the Rings music downloads. If that's you, I hope this helps.

Marc Gunn
Of course, I have to start with me when mentioning Lord of the Rings music, because I've written several songs inspired by the series, but only one is on my solo CD.

Brobdingnagian Bards
Most of my music downloads are on Memories of Middle Earth, a CD by my band. The album is filled with original compositions inspired by the Lord of the Rings. It's also received an incredible response, most notably from our hit MP3, "Tolkien (The Hobbit & Lord of the Rings)". You can find a complete list of the album with audio files and downloads at our Lord of the Rings MP3 page.

David Arkenstone - "Prelude: Hobbits from the Shire"
from his MUSIC INSPIRED BY MIDDLE EARTH album

Metrognome Studios
An instrumental soundtrack style CD of music describing the complete story of J.R.R. Tolkiens wonderful book The Lord of the Rings.

Gandalf's Realm
"This site is aimed at bringing you the beautiful Tolkien inspired music written by Benskia. This is an ongoing project so be sure to check back for new tunes and features regularly."

Lord of the Rhymes
Lord of the Rings music hip hop mixes. "In honor of the release of the Return of the King we dug deep into our vinyl crates, found a dope Bakshi battle-music sample and a German vocoder ode to Tolkien, and came up with this --Black Riders-- our heavy metal anthem. Picture the hosts of Mordor at the city gates, nazgul wheeling overhead... You get the idea. Rock it loud!!!!!"

Paul Spaeth - "Celtic Legend: Tribute to Lord of the
Rings" from his COBALT BLUE album

Helen Trevillion - "A Elbereth Gilthoniel"
click "Music" at the top; then go almost to the bottom
of the page for "A Elbereth Gilthoniel MP3 version -
with vocals". (Independent composer.)

Course there are a lot bands that have Tolkien-inspired CDs. Check out the Tolkien Music List.

Welcome back to the Shire!
Reviewer: Joan Drushel
An incredible musical interpretation of Tolkien from the beautiful instrumentals to the to clever and often humorous lyrics. A must for any "Lord of the Rings" fan as well as fans of simply good music.

Welcome to Middle Earth
Reviewer: Amanda
This C.D. is truely a masterpiece. Let the instrumentals work their magic of putting you into an unearthly trance or sing along to the up beat vocals. I fall in love with the music all over again every time I listen to the C.D.

It just sweeps me away!
Reviewer: Sandy
I love getting lost in Middle Earth and this album definitely assists me in this. The beautiful melodies take me away to another world, one that I can return to time and time again with just a click of a button.

Bards and Tolkien, perfect together!
Reviewer: Brian Flatley
My favorite tracks are "Legolas", "Now it's time to go (Bilbo's Farewell)", and " Psychopathic, Chronic, Schizophrenic Gollum Blues", because they show off the lighter side of the "Lord of the Rings" fanatacism. All the songs are well arranged and executed and will remind you of the parts of the story that they are about. No self-respecting Tolkien fan should be without it!

The Brobdingnagian Bards (pronounced brAHb'ding-näg-EE-en) are The Original Celtic Renaissance music group from Austin, Texas offering free Celtic mp3 downloads. They perform a unique style of music combining Scottish and Irish folk songs with music inspired by the Lord of the Rings, performed on non-traditional instruments--autoharp, recorder, and mandolin.

In just five years, they've completed six studio albums and performed coast-to-coast. Ask their fans, and they'll tell you The Bards are just plain "fun!" Which makes sense since, after all, they just love the music.