For a good friend who goes by Trask and his RTS project "Terran Legacy". More information on that coming up on www.bloodonbinary.com!
A powerful and epic bitter tune for a hardened and resistance force. They fight by the day, every day, so that they may have a tomorrow, to fight again.
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More of this and i'll die!
This is so perfect! You should talk to real movie makers if they need some realy great musik for a Moive and then you would becoma Greater than ever ! i really hope to hear you playing something in a movie some day
keep up man ! NR1
I was thinking...
Hm...I was thinking...If Blizzard Entertainment used this song for StarCraft 2, you would become extremely popular! Please make more songs like that!!
Hmmm...
With this quality of stuff, you could write for real movies, dude. It's fantastic stuff.
Great emotion, and just great everything. You take a few chances, and they're fantastic. Love it completely.
Nice work Maestro!
I think that this song and Machine of Judgement are two of your best songs! Keep up the good work! ;)
One of your Best
It's been a while, so I thought I'd leave the story this inspired in me:
Sid slowly awoke suspended in the dark cockpit, a warning klaxon beeping occasionally. Suddenly, arcing electricity revealed the ruined console in front of him. "No!" he shouted, as he remembered the battle. One of the screens flickered back on, and Sid struggled to make out what it depicted. Sid realized that he must not have been out for long, as the battle outside the space station was still going full bore. Sid noticed with a start that myriad of explosions he was seeing were to small to be enemy ships. He snapped out of his reverie and started trying to restart his engines. The screen brightened, and he checked it. An explosion close by, he thought at first; but no, it didn't look right for that... He did a double take. "The station! But... But... Sister... Mother... I failed you..." he cried, "There was nothing I could do... I tried... I tried..." Sid sat and watched as the explosion got larger and larger, until finally the shock wave reached him and he was knocked into empty unconsciousness.
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.
MaestroRage 
