Great Music!
You are the best MaestroRage Congratulations for all you did in dark cut
Reviews for "_-={The Desire to Destroy}=-_"
My man
It's my old pal Rage!! What's up!!?! It's Beegeezee!! This new jam is tight! I just put out 3 more recently! Stop by and check them out if you get a chance. But seriously, I'm voting this shit a 5 because I like your style, man! You have great sound quality as well, which I can really appreciate cause I know how hard it is to obtain. Keep up your fascinating work and hopefully our paths shall cross once more.
MaestroRage responds:
hey Beegeezee!
I'm glad you liked this piece, it was one HELL of a monster to equalize let me tell you. I still didn't do as good a job as I would have liked to, but I suppose thats how the bell tolls.
I'll definitely check out your new tunes, once again thank you for the review, i'm glad you liked it ^^!
Damn
I love that percussion. That's from EW Gold right? I really need to save up some cash. Anyway, back to the song. The strings are quick and powerful which suits the theme quite well. The only part I wasn't completely sold on was the edning. It starts to build up and then it just ends. I know it's supposed to be shorter and loop for the competition, but I really wanted it to keep going. In the end you get a 9/10 and a five. Good luck in the competition.
MaestroRage responds:
I tried to do something with the ending which I guess people did not agree with. Maybe i'll make a version 2 of the song, but not likely.
Yes, this song is made largely of East West Gold. It is worth every penny. If you're going to buy one VST, I would recommend this one!
I DO plan on making an extended version though, full song length!
Thank you for the review Speedmetalmessiah! I'm glad you liked it!
Fantastic
Wonderful- Now I'll use it in case of emergency amputations... Nice work
An epic duel
The gladiator knew his fate long ago when he was captured as a slave, taken from his wife and family, today he planned to end it. He walked into the arena and kneeled down at his opponents feet, begging for death. His opponent would not do so, for it was dishonerable to kill a weakling. The amn rose to his feet then, striking out at the man. The crowd cheered as the battle raged on, the galdiator eventually killing his opponent with a thrust to the heart. the man walked from the arena back to his quarters, a cold look on his face. He had won, but his wish had not been granted, he wished to die in battle, such was the way of the warrior.