Burzum

This article does not cite any references or sources. (December 2007) Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unverifiable material may be challenged and removed. Burzum's early music shows a moderate Tolkien influence; for example, the name Count Grishnackh is taken from an orc character called Grishnákh in Tolkien's works. The choice of the name for the project reflects both this influence and the desire for anonymity: "Burzum" is a word of the Black Speech of Mordor meaning "darkness" (though Vikernes believes that Pagans consider it to mean "light" as opposed to how Christians consider it to mean "darkness"), and is one of those found on the Ring-inscription...

Ringtones

Album Ragnarok (A New Beginning) - 2000

Spell Of Destruction (demo)
A Lost And Forgotten Sad Spirit
Duet With Mayhem
Lost Wisdom (demo)
Outro
Havamal

Album Hlidskjalf - 1999

Tuistos Herz

Album Daudi Baldrs - 1997

Hermodr A Helferd
Illa Tidandi
Balferd Baldrs
Moti Ragnarokum
Daudi Baldrs
I Heimr Heljar

Album Det Som Engang Var - 1993

Key To The Gate
Han Som Reiste
Svarte Troner
En Ring Til Aa Herske
Naar Himmelen Klarner
Den Onde Kysten
Snu Mikrokosmos Tegn

Album Svarte Dauen - 1993

Seven Harmonies Of The Unknown Truth
Et Hvitt Lys Over Skogen
Once Emperor

Album Burzum - 1992

Feeble Screams From Forests Unknown
Channelling The Power Of Souls...
My Journey To The Stars
Dominus Satanas
Ea, Lord Of The Depths
War
Dungeons Of Darkness
A Lost Forgotten Sad Spirit
The Crying Orc
Stemmen Fra Taarnet

Album Demo - 1991

Channeling The Power Of Souls Into A New God
Spell Of Destruction
Lost Wisdom

Album Draugen: Rarities

Sreminem Fra Taarnet
Lost Forgotten Sad Spirit
Dunkelheit
Dominuus Sathanas

Other Burzum ringtones

Jesus God
Rundgang Um Transzendentale Saule Der Singulariat
Det Tod Muotans
Frijds Einsames Trauern
Der Weinende Liadnur
Erblicket Die Turhter Des Firmaments
Geberchlichkeit II
Ansuzgardaraiwd
Einfmhlungsvermzhgen
Geberchlichkeit I
Die Liebe Nerous`
Frijds Goldene Tr¤nen