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A work in progress. From the same RPG as Yasu et Liam. Primarily a percussion experiment.

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Average Score: 9.4 / 10

Score: 10

"sounds like a danny elfman piece"

by: familyguyfan101

date: October 13, 2008

And I have to say that's quite impressive. Keep up the good work!

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Score: 9

"Great."

by: MJTTOMB

date: August 20, 2007

I fived it, my man.

Great piece. Just maybe a few suggestions.

The Tremolo on the strings was somewhat unnecessary, and the crash cymbals were a little obnoxious. The glock/bells were great. Nice melody, great smooth progression of ideas, you've mad a fan out of me, my friend.

August 21, 2007

Author's Response:

Thanks! The piece was kinda rushed, and, I say again, is not finished. I suppose I could have done without the tremolo, and that may be the way the piece turns out. The cymbals- well, perhaps. The last bit was kinda poor, in my opinion. Still, it's a WIP. What can I say?
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