Concerning Hobbits (Howard Shore) - Music Video - Lord of the Rings 

Heaven would theoretically be much better, beyond human understanding.

Good, you know this, can die in peace now

Your heaven is here on this earth. Nowhere else.

You have to build your heaven upon this earth.

PETROS FOUKAS just buy a ticket to new zealand... there you go

I don't think so. Hobbits love the shire and they don't want to leave. Sam and Frodo were special. As was Bilbo.

As a person who grew up in a very shire-like place and then moved to the desert I can confirm that you have to get out and experience other things before you appreciate what you had.

I would also argue that

I must argue that this is one of the best MOVIE melodies ever made. Where As the best video game melodies ever made would probably be well... anything from Square Enix's JRPG lineup from the old PS1 era. They made art back then that is seldom matched today.

If you like melodies, Listen to peer gynt "morning mood", That's a Master piece too.

This is beyond any doubt....the best....god bless Howard shore...what a genius

@@visnil5010 yes, I've heard better classical music. But I love this as well

I did not know your friend, and will only know of both Mr. Gibson and you through this comment. However, I wish his soul rest in the afterlife and his loved ones peace in this one. I will include him in my prayers. He is with his creator and was able to pass away surrounded by friends and family; friends like you let him move from our world to the next with dignity. I wish you and your family all the best.

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You can. You can go to the Shire. After they had finished shooting "The Fellowship of the Ring" movies, they left everything except the furniture and the props behind as a tourist attraction. But people were disappointed that they couldn't see the desk where Bilbo wrote "There & Back Again," or the tables, chairs, mugs, and casks in the pub, or the others bits and bobbins from the movies. So after they finished filming "The Hobbit" movies, they left everything in place, all the furniture and props, just as if the Hobbits were still living there, for everyone to visit and see. I don't know if it's still set up like that all these years later, but it would be pretty cool if it was, wouldn't it? You can also bring a little bit of that to your backyard if you can't make it to New Zealand. I've seen memes that show how people built playhouses for their kids that were little Hobbit holes, including the turf on the sides and tops of the small buildings. There are even photos to be found of the interiors of these playhouses/Hobbit holes. One meme even said, "Instead of building your kid a treehouse, why not build him a Hobbit house?" Plus, I found a book of floor plans for buried homes available on Amazon. Some of the homes are very simple and small, while some are large enough for a regular family, including even a garage.

@@jimgilbert9984lord of the rings isn’t real bro it’s a fantasy book by Tolkien

@@plopap I know, but you can still literally visit the Shire. After the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy finished filming, the director had the props removed from the buildings in the Shire, but he left the buildings standing as a tourist attraction. After they finished filming the Hobbit trilogy, he again left the buildings up, but he also left all the props in place. You can walk through Bilbo's home and see the desk and papers Bilbo and Samwise used in writing their books. You can visit the pub and sit at the tables and see the kegs and tankards. Etc.

@@jimgilbert9984 Not so, all the inside filming was done in the studio set, Hobbiton is just the outside. The only insides in Hobbiton in the Green Dragon Inn and the Mill. Watch the videos on RU-vid and you'll see some people peeking behind some of the doors and there's nothing there because they're about the size of a large closet. In fact the interior of Bag End is now set up in Peter Jackson's basement.

Most of the houses in hobbiton new Zealand are just the doors and a small room behind it, there's no complete hobbit hole there.. and bilbo his home was mostly done in a studio lol, they just changed a few things to attract tourist's + the bar seems nice on paper, but you can't stay for more than 20 mins bcuz than another tour group arrives Than there's the hotel, where the experience gets ruined by screaming kids

yep makes you miss the home you never had and may never have

You have melancholia of a live and a world you have never lived. It's amazing. I smile every time I hear this song, and two minutes after I have this melancholia, yearning to live that live that doesn't exist.

I have a similar song. my dad told me it saved him one stormy day at sea because grandpa always played it when he lived, and it woke him up when it randomly started playing on the radio so he could steer away from some reefs that would have capsized the boat. If it weren't for that song I might not be born

I grew up in South Birmingham, Eng. Literally with the old mill of The Shire on my doorstep..

That just made my day

well, listen to it all day :)

Same

Yeah, I know, i know..

Don’t forget the ale and pipeweed!

I know me too

Mordor too

@@redbloodbluemoon1423 haters gonna hate ;)

it's from Nazgul

I laugh

27 now 😭😭

I was just thinking the exact same thing...

Yes ..best of the best

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