Three (Now Four) Thoughts

[ladynox25]

I know it's supposed to be bad when you hear voices in your head. But is it really bad if the voice you're hearing is Aragorn singing

Et Earello Endorenna utulien
Sinome maruvan ar Hildinyar tenn' Ambar-metta

?

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For the Darkfriends out there, anyone besides me see that scene and think of the Prophecies of the Dragon, where it says "Let the Lord of the Morning sing to the land"?

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Had a weird dream last night. Will write more on that this evening.

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Edit: Damn, Aragorn's voice is sexy, isn't it?

Comments

[silmaril.livejournal.com]

Well, no, hearing that sort of voice shouldn't be bad. Or I would have been lost long ago.

(One part of Celeste is based on me: unless there's outside music playing, I do have a near-constant mental soundtrack.)

I hadn't made the Dragon association, no...

[silmaril.livejournal.com]

And answer to edit: Sexy, I don't know, but I've said it before and I'll say it again---that man needs to sing. I've heard too little of both of his registers---but the tenor is sweet and low part is deep and both are very smooth. Preferably, something other than aural experimentation, though those are cool---after the coronation bit, I really would like to listen to him doing plainchant, obviously.

[texas-tiger.livejournal.com]

*smile* I find just that sort of male voice (sweet, deep, smooth, and rich) extremely sexy.

[rimrunner.livejournal.com]

Ladies...

A few audio CDs in there.

[silmaril.livejournal.com]

I know... I also listened to the streaming audio link of an old CD he was on a few times---I still have the link in my home computer, but not here, I'll copy back when I get home. But, note: "preferably something other than aural experimentation." Or spoken word.

Because I'm not cool that way---I am a troglodyte when it comes to music...

I find aural experimentation/spoken word interesting; if it's high quality I find it moving; if I'm in the mood I find it enjoyable; but as far as wanting to hear Viggo singing goes, the 12-second Coronation Chant triggers the radar more because it's a plainly sung melody.

Hoping I'll eat my words if/when I hear samples of Pandemoniumfromamerica, though, since it also has Billy and his sweet, sweet tenor, apparently.

*minor squeaky sidenote: He's published a book of horsy photos! I now know what I want to get xpioti after her surgery!*