The Dark Tower - Wizard & Glass Part II

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The Dark Tower Music - Wizard & Glass Part II
IV - Come, Reap
V - The Thinny Part II
Composed, performed an produced by Fingers T.
Inspired by Stephen King's The Dark Tower series.
This sound recording belongs to me.

[@cuthbertallgood7781]

I know it's incredibly difficult to compose these and it's a ton of work, and the number of views is probably not what you hoped, but there are those of us out here hoping you might surprise us with a new track. :) Especially since we need cleansing for the movie trailers from someone who "gets" the books, over the people who are creating that atrocity.

[@BggProductions]

Thankee, Cuthbert. This is much needed motivation.

[@terrydeschainhodges6873]

Cuthbert Allgood please tell your friends to watch and subscribe, and keep after fingerst to get back into writing more and recording more DT! I try, but I need everyone's help!

[@terrydeschainhodges6873]

P.S. I'm going to skip that atrocity and stay true to the real story

[@cuthbertallgood7781]

If I could supply a humble suggestion... I think an interesting piece would be "The Climbing of the Tower". I imagine sort of the Gunslinger's journey in miniature, as he travels from room to room, spiraling up until a scream of the final doomed moment... then ending with his quiet journey across the desert, faint reprises of the prior themes echoing away as they dim in his memory. I have this weird sense of a combination of various parts of Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon and The Beatles A Day in the Life. *sigh* I'm envious of your music knowledge to compose things like this.

[@terrydeschainhodges6873]

Excellent idea! Also one just for the field of roses, something building up to the final approach to the Tower, something majestic sounding. major key, lots of orchestration.. yes

[@scottmartin1540]

I’m so surprised your videos don’t have more views. This is the most accurate emotion representation of all these feelings. Specifically the “god drums” video gives me chills every single time.

[@dog1995]

If on CD or Vinyl, I'd definitely buy it. I've been listening to your music for view years now, still come back now and then to enjoy these master peaces. Great work and true to the books!

[@AldoAxel]

I love the Floyd-ish part at the end... Great music for a great book... Keep on with your excellente work...

[@Uncle-Jay]

I've been listening to these tracks while I also listen to the audio books. Pairs really well.

[@funnbun]

I read these book on the train whilst commuting too and from my parents house for a period of a year. The scenery / imagery these (atleast the first four) books give are absolutely sensational. Definitely captured throughout these songs. Thankee sai!

[@funnbun]

I sure do need too finish the last couple of books!!

[@conormcgreevy1327]

the vibe to this. THE VIBE!

[@Redacted-mi4rm]

Listen "Abre la puerta" from the spanish band "Triana". This song is based on that. Enjoy :P

[@RolandDeschainn]

All the tracks is masterpiece! Congrats! Long days and pleasant nights! Greetings from Argentina

[@WWld]

Awesome work!!

[@Kitokys]

Truly great! Your work is among my favorites of all time. I impatiently await for more.

[@BggProductions]

Thankya big big! May you have twice the number.

[@BggProductions]

Thankee sai. New DT music coming soon!

[@cuthbertallgood7781]

Love the double-tracking at 3:25. :)

[@wiltongarcia1]

How amazing, congratulations for the work

[@OtaConnor]

This is so fucking incredible.

[@andrefinnigan8780]

i hear... some... echoes ;-)

[@randallflagg3479]

The end of this song is really close to PF's style (I can hear echoes and a bit of the Dark Side of the Moon)

[@andrefinnigan8780]

@@randallflagg3479 the first arpeggio is nothin' but "celestial voices"

[@speedlearner]

Okay, I didn't listen closely enough. I heard the bonfire. I will give you that.

[@reginaldforthright805]

Don’t sound quite as bad as I thought ‘twould, I kennit

[@speedlearner]

What? No music for the castle at the end of Wizard and Glass? I'm very disappointed. And where is the music for the destruction of Citgo and the bonfire near the end of the book?