Middle Earth is a pinball machine produced by Atari.
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- Middle Earth is a subterranean world deep under Earth. It is an underground world in which magic is common, as well as beings from the mythological ancient times exist, such as Trolls and Dragons. The evil sorcerer Malhavoc was once the tyrannical ruler there, enslaving the Trolls.
- Middle-earth is a location which may or may not exist, which means that it's probably in Africa. Also, Middle earth is found EXACTLY in the middle of the earth, Now the earth is a place which many organisms live in, however nobody knows exactly where to find it, just like el-dorado, the city of gold
- Middle Earth is a world featured in various works of Kingdom Hearts fiction, originating from the film series The Lord of the Rings. It can refer to:
* Middle Earth in the The Universe XP Kingdom Hearts Series by Mysterious user.
* Middle Earth in Kingdom Hearts II ½ by Xerruy.
- Info Name: Lord of the Rings: Middle Earth A 12 player variant of the detailed scenario of Middle Earth 2, inspired by Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy. The artwork is quite good.
- Middle Earth is a large, highly influential, founderless region, currently home to 70 nations. Its motto, "It's a dangerous business, going out your door, you step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no know where you might be swept off to," displays the region's devotion to the writing of JRR Tolkien, namely, the Lord of the Ring, and its prelude, The Hobbit. Nations vary from Corporate Police States to Inoffensive Centrist Democracies to Civil Rights Lovefests. Many bear a Middle Earth themed name. Discussion of the novels is frequent and role play is encouraged.
- Located at 43 King Street, Covent Garden, Middle Earth became London's major "underground" club after the UFO Club closed in summer 1967. The venue had previously been known as the Electric Garden. Although Jeff Dexter was the main DJ at Middle Earth, Peel played regular gigs there following the closure of Radio London. Notable events in which he was involved include the debut of Tyrannosaurus Rex as a two-piece and Captain Beefheart's first-ever appearance in the UK.
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| - Artwork: George Opperman
- Designers: Barry Slater
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| - Middle Earth is a pinball machine produced by Atari.
- Faerie-41
- Middle Earth is a subterranean world deep under Earth. It is an underground world in which magic is common, as well as beings from the mythological ancient times exist, such as Trolls and Dragons. The evil sorcerer Malhavoc was once the tyrannical ruler there, enslaving the Trolls.
- Middle-earth is a location which may or may not exist, which means that it's probably in Africa. Also, Middle earth is found EXACTLY in the middle of the earth, Now the earth is a place which many organisms live in, however nobody knows exactly where to find it, just like el-dorado, the city of gold
- Middle Earth is a large, highly influential, founderless region, currently home to 70 nations. Its motto, "It's a dangerous business, going out your door, you step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no know where you might be swept off to," displays the region's devotion to the writing of JRR Tolkien, namely, the Lord of the Ring, and its prelude, The Hobbit. Nations vary from Corporate Police States to Inoffensive Centrist Democracies to Civil Rights Lovefests. Many bear a Middle Earth themed name. Discussion of the novels is frequent and role play is encouraged. The current World Assembly Delegate is The Noldorin Kingdom of Dor Caranthir.
- Located at 43 King Street, Covent Garden, Middle Earth became London's major "underground" club after the UFO Club closed in summer 1967. The venue had previously been known as the Electric Garden. Although Jeff Dexter was the main DJ at Middle Earth, Peel played regular gigs there following the closure of Radio London. Notable events in which he was involved include the debut of Tyrannosaurus Rex as a two-piece and Captain Beefheart's first-ever appearance in the UK. Middle Earth itself eventually faced problems with the police and closed after being raided in the small hours of March 3, 1968. In a "Perfumed Garden" column for International Times, Peel wrote: "Sympathies and my love to all those humiliated during and following the recent raid on Middle Earth. One girl told me that she was searched four times by an assortment of robust lady policemen. They found nothing, but didn't seem to mind. In view of all this may I urge your renewed support for Release. You may be next. Of course, if you go out and get drunk, puke and urinate in the tube and harass other and sober citizens, well, that's just comic old British behaviour, go to it freely." [1] Middle Earth subsequently left its Covent Garden home and instead organized live events at the Roundhouse in Chalk Farm for a time. Gigs in which Peel participated included the UK debut of the Doors on a double bill with Jefferson Airplane. The venue never quite acquired the legendary status of UFO, however - to the regret of many observers, including Peel. In October 1968 he wrote in his International Times column: "The feeling at Middle Earth is one of bewilderment, confusion - there is no sense of unity - why is this? The environment is more sympathetic now, the music is good, the people are you and so good and yet there is no spark - it's very strange." [2]
- Middle Earth is a world featured in various works of Kingdom Hearts fiction, originating from the film series The Lord of the Rings. It can refer to:
* Middle Earth in the The Universe XP Kingdom Hearts Series by Mysterious user.
* Middle Earth in Kingdom Hearts II ½ by Xerruy.
- Info Name: Lord of the Rings: Middle Earth A 12 player variant of the detailed scenario of Middle Earth 2, inspired by Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy. The artwork is quite good.
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