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Utterly brilliant. Calm, dynamic, emotional, and profoundly moving. It reminds me of Enya, just a bit. I loved the plucked strings near the beginning and the end - I only wish you'd used them more prominently, it's a very powerful sound.
As always, an absolutely fantastic piece. Great work.

ErikMcClure responds:

I'll keep the pluck usage in mind for future songs

Oh please, PLEASE make a full-length version of this! This is farkin' BRILLIANT!

For me, this invoked Castle in the Sky, and in a very, very good way.
The strong violin and whistle carried the piece nearly flawlessly, and though it did get a little murky around the middle, it wasn't murky enough to really hurt the piece much at all.
Beautiful, and very inspiring. I'll be listening to this while I'm doing my writing.

I remembered earlier today that I hadn't checked up on your material since Chaoz Airflow.
BLOWN. AWAY.
You've still got it. Keep kicking ass!

Holy god. The drop hit like a freaking STEAM ENGINE.

Crazy stuff!

Very alien, very esoteric, very unique, very awesome. Despite the often staccato pacing of the guitar strings, it felt very open and drifty. This is something I'd listen to while writing a quiet space scene.

Contrary to your other reviewer, I actually like the abrupt ending. I feel it fits the style of the track, if not the pacing.

Great stuff!

This is epic material here; an excellent short story seed. I'd certainly like to see more of this.

SeiyruRenaih responds:

I may or may not make a second part. Just to keep everyone in suspense forever.

Epic.

This song is amazingly written and epic on so many different levels, but starting at 0:41, I'm noticing that the bass is so loud it's overwhelming the rest of the frequencies and shattering the song's balance for the next few seconds. Is there anything you can do?

Sir...

This... this is incredible.

The original theme has always held a special place in my heart for being completely unique to an action movie; the distinctive Terminator sound was ominous and lonely, a sad song for a hopeless fight, rather than a gung-ho enemy-slaughtering metal grind or orchestral epic.

Every single remix I have heard destroyed that feel, but this...

You understand this music, and you have rebuilt it without changing it in the least.

I salute you.

A man

stands in the dust, an empty gun dangling from his fingertips and tears in his eyes. They're all dead; his friends, his family, his lover, dead and gone in the name of freedom. He alone stands in the end, the last survivor and ultimate downfall of the great enemy that destroyed everything. A building collapses in the distance, reminding the man that life is fleeting; reminding him that there is nothing left. He will live out his days alone and forgotten, forgotten by the dead who have no name.

The last sound to echo from the shattered landscape is his scream; the scream of a man whose soul has died with his comrades, the scream of a man who yet lives, but wishes he did not.

The scream of the victor who now prays for death.

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This is what I saw. I'm going to go, with this image in my head, and write a story about this man, about what he lost to save nothing. And your music will be looping in my ears.

You are a genius, friend.

BrokenDeck responds:

Hey! Thanks a lot man. I'm always happy when some is inspired enough to create a story from my music. :D

Tried animation, quickly learned it wasn't for me. So hey there, welcome to a writer's NG profile :) Message me if you're interested in a sample of my work, or my services, if I might be so bold.

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