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Old 05-12-2007, 05:42 PM   #30
Nogrod
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Originally Posted by Volo
"Goodbye", not "bye bye".
Ahh... you're right. My bad.

But just to steer this a bit more back to Tolkienish waters. I just started wondering why people think the orcs would love heavymetal -music or be associated with it? That surely wouldn't have been the Prof's mental image of their music as there basically was no heavymetal when the orcs were created...

What kind of music the orcs would have listened / danced / fought with? Some Wagner perhaps? Or "tribal music" (just thinking how things would have been named in the twenties/thirties etc.)?

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Or would Wagner fit with Gondor better in the Prof's mind?
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