| | Summoning Minas Morgul CD Summoning Discography of CDs
 (3 Customer Reviews)
Summoning Minas Morgul Songs | 1. | Soul Wandering |
| 2. | Lugburg |
| 3. | Passing of the Grey Compa |
| 4. | Morthond |
| 5. | Marching Homewards |
| 6. | Orthane |
| 7. | Ungolianth |
| 8. | Dagor Bragollach |
| 9. | Through the Forest of Dol |
| 10. | Legend of the Master-Ring |
| 11. | Dor Daedeloth |
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Minas Morgul Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   Nice Musik
For the years which was recorded you can not find such a nice "black" ambient music like this CD.
Calm and a dark atmosphere are found on this CD, perfect for RPGs
Submitted by fgarcia (Spain)
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 Very Good Music!
Beautiful music and melodies in the Middle-Earth world, poor qualitie sound but nothing to care about, a very good addition to a metal collection!
Submitted by hellzork (Québec, Canada)
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Perfect !!!!!
One of the finest albums ever put forth!! Its that simple.
Submitted by a reviewer (Middle Earth, MyHead)
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