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I shall nominate again, because you all didn't like Freespace much this week. I am amazed that this soundtrack isn't more toted: it's stunning.
Title: Guerra 1 Game: Total Annihilation (Red Book Audio) Year: 1997 Track: 2 Atist: Jeremy Soule (apparently) Notes: I certainly wasn't expecting such high quality from a 3D RTS in 1997. My mind was blown, to say the least. Upload: http://www.sendspace.com/file/lssp5d Jam it back in, in the dark.
It turns out that today is opposite day, so all of what you have said is true, so you should probably just go.
Last edited by Sceptre X; Mar 2, 2007 at 09:47 AM.
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I never did like more of his recent stuff, but TA's soundtrack is a work of art. The Elder Scrolls and KOTOR just seemed like a bore to me.There's nowhere I can't reach.
It turns out that today is opposite day, so all of what you have said is true, so you should probably just go.
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I suppose I should vote, while I'm at it. The flash player is really nice, though Necromancer doesn't work at the moment. Props.
Ambiguity: Calming but almost emotional. Too bad it doesn't really DO anything other than be cool and calming. A perfect way to start off the contest playlist, though. Brize Forest: The mediocre RPG battle song of the week. Ending Score: I nominated the track, and I like it. Bugger. It has a cool movie-like quality that goes with the last movie in the game extrodinarily well. Let's Go! Necromancer: Creepy sounding Japanese guy chanting in front of a slow meody? Uh...no thanks. Fighting Back (ST1): The mediocre racing song of the week. Four24: Yawn, but in a good way, sorta kinda. Nothing I would bother with for my hard drive, but it's okay. The Blue Valley: This one, on the other hand, does have a place on my HD. Why? IT'S SO BIG! (Shawn Elliot voice) I enjoyed this one quite a bit, and it's long to boot. I have longer, but nice enough to make it a good combination. Seeking the Blue Sky: Ooh, nice one. Almost a combination of Prince of Persia and Monty Python and the Holy Grail. It's good stuff, I like that comparison. 2 points each: -Ending Score -The Blue Valley -Seeking the Blue Sky Most amazing jew boots
It turns out that today is opposite day, so all of what you have said is true, so you should probably just go.
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I have found out the name of the TA track, I'll bring it up now to save grief later. The track name I have in my first post (Guerra 1) is some odd Spanish playlist Windows Media Player gave me.
Revised nomination: Title: Brutal Battle Album: Total Annihilation Artist: Jeremy Soule Year: 1997 Source: http://www.tauniverse.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31517 Upload: In my first post. Good to see that people have been meaning to nominate this track, it makes me feel like I have a chance. ![]() I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?
It turns out that today is opposite day, so all of what you have said is true, so you should probably just go.
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