Name of The King/Dungeon Siege

Ok I get home around 6:30 am after pushing snow and turn the TV on to ShowtimeW and happen to come across Name Of The King Dungeon Siege. Ok it's near then end and watch what's left and let the credits roll by. Well the music at then sounded killer but was unsure who it was and as got to the end I figured out it was Blind Guardian doing the song.

Anyway I saw that Nuclear Blast was the music label to the soundtrack so I did a google of the movie and came across the songs in the movie they are below. Not sure if this is all of them or not, anyone know of this soundtrack at all?

"Carry the Blessed Home"
Performed by Blind Guardian
Music & Lyrics by Hansi Kürsch (as Kürsch) / Andre Olbrich (as Olbrich)
Published by BG Publishing/Warner Chappell
Courtesy of Nuclear Blast


"Skalds & Shadows"
Performed by Blind Guardian
Music by Hansi Kürsch (as Kürsch) / Andre Olbrich (as Olbrich)
Lyrics by Hansi Kürsch (as Kürsch)
Published by BG Publishing/Warner Chappell
Courtesy of Nuclear Blast


"The Fire Burns Forever"
Performed by Hammerfall
Music & Lyrics by Oscar Dronjak / Joacim Cans
Published by Hanseatic/Warner Chappell
Courtesy of Nuclear Blast

Wargod48

Ok I found the whole sound track listing!

1.	Farmer´s Son / The Big Battle (film score)
2.	BLIND GUARDIAN – Carry The Blessed Home
3.	HAMMERFALL – The Fire Burns Forever
4.	NIGHTWISH – Amaranth
5.	HIM – Wings Of A Butterfly
6.	SONIC SYNDICATE – Enclave
7.	AMORPHIS – The White Swan
8.	AVANTASIA – Lost In Space
9.	THE DARKNESS – Dinner Lady Arms
10.	DISTURBED – Land Of Confusion
11.	AFTER FOREVER – Energize Me
12.	DREAM THEATER – I Walk Beside You
13.	THRESHOLD – Pilot In The Sky Of Dreams
14.	PANTERA – Cemetery Gates
15.	EPICA – Chasing The Dragon
16.	SOILWORK – Exile
17.	MASTODON – The Wolf Is Loose
	Wow one of the best soundtracks I've seen! Wargod48

Is this a movie? A TV series? I'm lost....

A movie (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0460780/) based on a PC video game (http://www.microsoft.com/games/dungeonsiege/). Be confused no more!

That IS a great soundtrack.

I have this movie. Haven't watched it yet, though. The acting looked wicked cheesy in the trailers, even the Transporter dude seemed like a B-movie actor. Weird. The movie probably stinks (as the reviews indicate), but I love movies like that. Unless Christopher Lambert is in it, then I can't watch. That guy blows.

I saw a preview for this movie some time ago, it looked kinda cool (in a cheesy sort of way). Isn't the infamous Uwe Boll ("Alone in the Dark," "House of the Dead," "Bloodrayne") involved with it? Sounds like something he would've directed. He's made a career out of adapting video games into bad movies.

EDIT: After checking the IMDB link Spec provided above, it turns out that Herr Boll is indeed the director of this flick. Whether or not that's a recommendation depends on who you talk to, I guess.

Fat Freddy wrote:

I saw a preview for this movie some time ago, it looked kinda cool (in a cheesy sort of way). Is the infamous Uwe Boll ("Alone in the Dark," "House of the Dead," "Bloodrayne") involved with it somehow? Sounds like something he would've directed. He's made a career out of adapting video games into bad movies.

It looks like he was a producer and the director on the film.

spectrefate wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

I saw a preview for this movie some time ago, it looked kinda cool (in a cheesy sort of way). Is the infamous Uwe Boll ("Alone in the Dark," "House of the Dead," "Bloodrayne") involved with it somehow? Sounds like something he would've directed. He's made a career out of adapting video games into bad movies.

It looks like he was a producer and the director on the film.

Yep, I just hit the IMDB link you provided a few posts up.

A while ago a guy on the IMDB message boards said "Uwe Boll" is German for "Ed Wood." HA!

Fat Freddy wrote:

spectrefate wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

I saw a preview for this movie some time ago, it looked kinda cool (in a cheesy sort of way). Is the infamous Uwe Boll ("Alone in the Dark," "House of the Dead," "Bloodrayne") involved with it somehow? Sounds like something he would've directed. He's made a career out of adapting video games into bad movies.

It looks like he was a producer and the director on the film.

Yep, I just hit the IMDB link you provided a few posts up.

A while ago a guy on the IMDB message boards said "Uwe Boll" is German for "Ed Wood." HA!

Uwe Boll is terrible! He does have a tendency to put good music in his movies however. Didn't Alone In the Dark use Nightwish during the final credits?

tohostudios wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

spectrefate wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

I saw a preview for this movie some time ago, it looked kinda cool (in a cheesy sort of way). Is the infamous Uwe Boll ("Alone in the Dark," "House of the Dead," "Bloodrayne") involved with it somehow? Sounds like something he would've directed. He's made a career out of adapting video games into bad movies.

It looks like he was a producer and the director on the film.

Yep, I just hit the IMDB link you provided a few posts up.

A while ago a guy on the IMDB message boards said "Uwe Boll" is German for "Ed Wood." HA!

Uwe Boll is terrible! He does have a tendency to put good music in his movies however. Didn't Alone In the Dark use Nightwish during the final credits?

Yup, yup, yup!

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

spectrefate wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

I saw a preview for this movie some time ago, it looked kinda cool (in a cheesy sort of way). Is the infamous Uwe Boll ("Alone in the Dark," "House of the Dead," "Bloodrayne") involved with it somehow? Sounds like something he would've directed. He's made a career out of adapting video games into bad movies.

It looks like he was a producer and the director on the film.

Yep, I just hit the IMDB link you provided a few posts up.

A while ago a guy on the IMDB message boards said "Uwe Boll" is German for "Ed Wood." HA!

Uwe Boll is terrible! He does have a tendency to put good music in his movies however. Didn't Alone In the Dark use Nightwish during the final credits?

Yup, yup, yup!

And I'm pretty positive that's why Nightwish is so popular in the states now. It's the only correlation between their otherwise out-of-the-blue explosion into the US market. Beyond that song on the soundtrack, they had very little--if any--exposure here.

Eyesore wrote:

And I'm pretty positive that's why Nightwish is so popular in the states now. It's the only correlation between their otherwise out-of-the-blue explosion into the US market. Beyond that song on the soundtrack, they had very little--if any--exposure here.

But "Alone in the Dark" was a box office bomb, virtually nobody saw it...

Fat Freddy wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

And I'm pretty positive that's why Nightwish is so popular in the states now. It's the only correlation between their otherwise out-of-the-blue explosion into the US market. Beyond that song on the soundtrack, they had very little--if any--exposure here.

But "Alone in the Dark" was a box office bomb, virtually nobody saw it...

Yeah, but a lot of people rent movies that they would not otherwise see in the theater.

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Yeah, but a lot of people rent movies that they would not otherwise see in the theater.

Yea, I guess that's true. Lord knows I sit thru my share of craptaculars on DVD. I don't ever feel particularly compelled to track down any of their soundtrack albums though.

Fat Freddy wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

And I'm pretty positive that's why Nightwish is so popular in the states now. It's the only correlation between their otherwise out-of-the-blue explosion into the US market. Beyond that song on the soundtrack, they had very little--if any--exposure here.

But "Alone in the Dark" was a box office bomb, virtually nobody saw it...

True, but I think that's what got the hype going. "Wish I Had An Angel" is the song on that soundtrack, right? That's a killer tune! Plus, how many Schpoopoos out there downloaded the soundtrack because Slipknot was on it or whatever?

I definitely think that soundtrack is what sparked the blaze, so to speak.

This film sucks balls. I recently bought it on blu ray as I thought it might be quite an enjoyable chees fest. I thought a film with Burt Reynolds and Ray Liotta in can't be that bad, boy was I wrong.

I know these things are all down to personal taste but this is nothing more than a badly actd, badly scripted lord of the rings clone with special affects that were contructed on an atari 2600.

I wouldn't even put it in the so bad it's kinda fun catagory.