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"Be it dangerous and long, this is the path all great men must walk. They pursue the path of justice."

This is actually a pretty old project of mine, but I decided to develop it into a somewhat properly structured song. It's an orchestral theme with heavy, downtempo breakbeats and ambient parts. Hope you all enjoy it!

Put in Classical despite being somewhat ambigous. NG Audio needs an Electronica section. :>

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Average Score: 9.8 / 10

Score: 10

"AWWWW Yeah"

by: Iron-Fox

date: September 27, 2009

The Eerie Curious Upbeat Sound to this is catchy.Fun to tap your feat to.

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Score: 10

"A great song to make you feel pumped up."

by: Hazard09

date: September 18, 2009

Just listening to this makes doing college homework seem significantly less boring.

Thanks.

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Score: 9

"Very classical indeed"

by: Ericho

date: August 25, 2009

I adored the use of instruments in this one and of course the change in themes (from something soft to something more rough, but still pretty pleasant sounding, that was clever).