Totally amazing
I feel It really captured the feeling of the story i liked it.
Also first reveiw of a song that will go down in history.
Reviews for "- The Raid -"
Nicely done...
I'm always looking for music such as this, heh heh. I love the sound of this one, 'dark' isn't -quite- the right word for it, but it's similar. Perhaps 'struggling' is a better term.
SinJim responds:
Hehe, thanks for the review! I'm glad you liked it.
I like to think of this piece as being intense, but that's just me.
~SinJim
Damn
That's movie quality right there. Seriously, fuckin' WOW.
I mean seriously.
I mean SERIOUSLY.
WOW.
Wow
Incredible mix of atmosphere, fluidity and musicality. It is always moving but the timing is so perfect it never suffers from the pitfalls of many linear pieces where something just doesn't work. Skillfully crafted, very well mixed- this is just great.
I loooove the piano
This song has the right touch of 'fucking epic' to it.
It's really awesome....hmm, I'll see if I can work out a story in it...
The giant fort gates (mordor gate size) slide open, as the small army walks out (in slow motion).
at 0:26, they begin to charge, weapons drawn, running (in slowmotion, still).
at 0:42, they hit the enemy line, and begin to kill, left right and center.
at 0:57, from behind the enemy lines, a row of catapults fire, and it begins to rain down giant boulders. A few hit the fort, and the wall begins to collapse. a lot of their men die, as giant boulders crash down on them. Only three remain, and they're fighting, with their backs all together, constantly battling of the hundreds of swords that are constantly trying to kill them. Then, from over the remnants of the fort wall, a swarm of thousands of men advance. The enemy is thwarted quickly.
Then the three survivors quit their side because they were used as cannon fodder, the end.
:P
SinJim responds:
Haha, awesome story, it really fits the music. I wish someone would animate that haha. I'm glad you liked this! Thanks for the review.
~SinJim