The Lord of the Rings Full Audiobook [#1 - The Fellowship of the Rings] by J. R. R. Tolkien [1/3]

[@laurenjohnson5941]

Chapter 1 - 0:20 Chapter 2 - 1:01:51 Chapter 3 - 2:11:33 Chapter 4 - 3:08:26 Chapter 5 - 3:41:38 Chapter 6 - 4:11:25 Chapter 7 - 4:50:16 Chapter 8 - 5:23:18 happy reading!

[@gqube3566]

Thank you!

[@keevano7873]

Thanks

[@aaroncherry9985]

Hope you're in every video

[@moustik31]

You are the best!

[@jamezjernagain8665]

Legendary.

[@Matthew-McCallister]

It always makes me happy to think about how the Shire was Gandalf's happy place.

[@daffawaffa]

It's mine, too

[@Kino_pup]

@@daffawaffawhen ai makes matrix pods where you can create your own universe and it’s just you and ai npc’s only that perfectly act as other people.. I’m going straight for middle earth and never coming out.

[@haakonfantomet7171]

:)

[@sirhawkjames]

after listening to andy serkis's phenomenal reading of the hobbit, i set a pretty high bar for this audiobook. was not disappointed! this is great!

[@merrick8484]

Thank you guys 😗🧤👌🙏🥰😍🥰😘😚🤩🥳🥳🤗😜😝🤪😛😛💓💗💖💝💘♥️🤍🖤🤎💜💙💚

[@maudcremins4266]

Love this

[@pccfsb]

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[@MrJoshthenosh]

this is the phil dragish one the best one ever

[@michellemccumbers7216]

This is the BEST version out there!!!

[@mikereilly7629]

Finally, some thing recorded recently, that is not some obviously AI auditory assault on my ears,on language and literature..

[@bethanydalton199]

I've been searching for the Phil Dragash version for over a month. Glad to find it somewhere. ❤

[@1970boobear]

This is heaven ❤

[@IHazPeppers]

What a world to get lost in.

[@lordcommander4183]

Such a great audio book! Tolkien was such a good writer

[@XoXo475]

This is absolutely amazing ❤

[@LorenzKamo]

Thank you for uploading since internet archive website dealing with technical issues

[@spencerthompson1049]

This is absolutely amazing thank you!

[@bobmurdoch4719]

Right on

[@smrriti07]

4:49:25 pure gold flowing from Goldberry's voice

[@colerogers6816]

why does youtube keep taking down the longer versions everytime i find a good one, i come in one night an they are gone and i have to look back in my history to make sure im not crazy hahaha

[@EngCenturion]

Bullsh!t copyright claims, most likely due to the Tolkien Estate as the Tolkien family are breathtakingly protective of Professor Tolkien's work. In fact the channel called "History of the Ages" was once called something else (I think it was "Lore of the Rings"), but because of the Tolkien family that had to change their name or they were going to lose their channel/careers.

[@ryloken1919]

I've noticed at least three versions. They're not significant but the inflections with Frodo and/or Gandalf have some varieties. The rhythm in dialog or a repeating of a word because it was a work in progress. Phil is a legendary voice actor and LOTR fanatic.

[@colerogers6816]

anyone know the name of this version though , feel like this is WAy better than any of the other ones i have heard.

[@MrDingLing22]

By Peter Dragish I believe

[@modernotaku1764]

Unfortunately it’s not an official audiobook (as far as I’ve been aware.) and this guy did this as a fan. He uses the official music from the Jackson movies, so it gets hit a lot with copyright strikes. It’s my favorite version as well, but unfortunately it’s kinda doomed to constantly be getting taken down and reuploaded

[@lovefunnyflicks]

Phil..

[@michiganwoodsman2199]

He will get hit less if you say his name more......

[@PKFireFawx]

57:55 i like this cheeky gandalf better than the movie's version ahahah

[@zcholnk2943]

Alright boys, you can put your bookmarks here, keep things tidy.

[@ryloken1919]

How is this comment 3y ago and the video 4 days ago?

[@maritariese4945]

No Boys here...

[@Godspeaker14]

13:15

[@merrick8484]

Nice love this so much thank u

[@moustik31]

The showrunners of the Rings of Power really dropped the ball with their adaptation. Not bec. they added "diversity" in Middle Earth (if tea, potatoes, tabacco, fireworks, etc. are in use, then Black, Asian and American Indigenous people existence doesnt stretch the imagination) but bec. they lost sight of the heart of the story. Yes, Tolkien's vision of the world looks binary: they are "good" and "bad" races of beings but I think, his message was deeper than that. I think, his message is that there* are "corruptible" and "corrupted beyond repair" races and everybody in the 1st category has a choice to make: do the right thing or aligned themselves with "evil/darkness". AND more important of all: sometimes true bravery and nobility can be found in the most unsuspecting/"humble" kind of people, while the people, who look the most noble/powerful can fail their mission/calling and focus by focusing on personal advantages, visions of their own glory, etc. We dont need "female" versions of Sam and Frodo to do that, we dont even need a "fighting" Galadriel, even if it was a nice addition. We just need characters, that are at the crossroads of their journey. NB: Also, Sauron is a shadow, not "goo".

[@jamesdixon6332]

Tolkien loved the word Queer

[@christintrubey4650]

Thank you Thank you Thank you

[@cannibaljohnson.2409]

Yeah you got a sub

[@curtislavallee8444]

Cheers, liked, shared, subscribed

[@KROGANLovesKittensAndPuppies]

Bookmark 2:50:57 4:44:38

[@atomiccheddar]

I was listing to the other video posted, 11hr Fellowship of the Rings. I think I was around 8hr 30min in that video. Any idea where that would be in this set of three videos? Spoilers below about the story btw: Last I remember Frodo, Strider and crew left Amul Sul and were traveling towards Rivendell after Frodo was stabbed. The group came to a bridge, Strider checked if it was clear of the riders. Without any sign of them the group carried on. That was the last of what I remember "reading"

[@atomiccheddar]

Also pretty cool that this is unlisted. Hopefully KZbin will keep their grubby hands off of it. :D

[@sirhawkjames]

8 hours and 30 minutes along in this 3 part set should be right around the 3 hr mark of the 2nd part of the set, 3 hours 5 minutes or so...

[@atomiccheddar]

@@sirhawkjames Thank you! I just wasn't sure if the timing would add up. Edit: just checked and It was spot on! Thanks again

[@maudcremins4266]

I love this thing 🤘🤘👍

[@maudcremins4266]

So good

[@RogdushTheMystic]

bookie 2:11:32 end of part 2

[@grandpajoe91]

If you only read the hobbit part and watch only the hobbot scenes. The book and movie are less boring and more better. No need to read about kings and elvs if all you need is the hobbit story

[@EllieSGoof]

4:10:00

[@Unonomouse]

This is great. Does anyone have timestamps for the chapters?

[@merrick8484]

There's six second pauses

[@maudcremins4266]

So good

[@ScottFrye000111222]

So MUCH missing in the movie series. So MUCH deeper here

[@rakac6999]

bookie 2:11:34, start of chapter 3

[@SharonBoyd-l7j]

Most narrators don't read with the accent current in London today. Rikash Doekhi reads with Tolkiens accent.

[@palanthis]

Don't steal Phil's hard work!!!

[@Richard--]

There is an odd face in the clouds at 1:18:00

[@RogdushTheMystic]

bookie 1:01:50 end of hobbit story

[@kyotodreams3306]

How is your comment 3 years old but the video says it was uploaded 3 weeks ago??

[@RogdushTheMystic]

@@kyotodreams3306 Magic :D I guess author made reupload with comments saved

[@greenman6141]

Is the main voice, the narrator, a real one? It sounds very good, but he mispronounces words that...well, words that a person LEARNS the pronunciation of, rather than reads the pronunciation eg draught (as in that breeze under a door) shone (past tense of shine ) bier (as in funeral bier) laden (as in laden tray.) these all have not necessarily obvious pronunciations, and they're all said incorrectly in this - as though the person is seeing them for the first time and is trying to follow the spelling. I didn't really select these three words. These are just the 3 I noticed in the final 10 minutes of the video. And I'm not really complaining, just curious. Though, I do wish people would say things correctly. Words like this, do have pronunciations that people generally learn through hearing others say them correctly. It is sad when the old way of saying things become lost, eg so many younger British people now pronounce Lieutenant in the American fashion. Presumably due to television programmes. Very enjoyable video. It's sort of a shame that the film music was used. That apparently causes constant copyright strikes, and it isn't particularly needed. I hardly imagine that anyone would stop listening were the bits of film music removed, nor would someone be caused to listen merely because the film music is used from time to time. It is particularly ironic hearing the bits of film music in these chapters, as most of what happens isn't even in the film Oh...and why on earth does Tom Bombadil's voice frequently turn into a cod US southern one?

[@lotrfanhome]

The narrator is the real one. He consistently mispronounces certain words, like draught and laden, and sections of text are missing from the narration, too. This channel found a way around the copyright claims on the film music that have blocked other videos. They're normally caught and claimed during upload but may yet still be caught.

[@aaronkunz4114]

2:29:25

[@oonaghboo]

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[@daffawaffa]

2:57:08

[@ThePototo]

2:08:50 BEE