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Very nice

Very nice piece! I don't enjoy tribal music like other genres, BUT it brought back memories of conquering the world in the game Civilization 3: It sounds like one or two of their songs except for the electronica. Great Job! I think I'll go load up that game again just for old time sake now...

HexMonkey responds:

Thanks :) Have fun conquering the world again.

I Agree

I agree with Shinotsa, and no it's not rediculous. Music is a living thing in our minds.
It's a beautiful piece and he's right: I find it very calm, relaxing, and simply enjoyable.

Thanks for this piece: 5/5 and 10/10

If you're writing one I was thinking differently..

The old white-washed gate swayed lazily against the cold breeze; snow barely topping the fence it swung from. An old dog with ruffled brown hair lay across a large front porch gazing at the big yard and that gate at the far end. Suddenly she lifts her head as a stranger approaches the gate and stands quickly with some trouble. It stood there wagging its tail as the stranger walked slowly across the yard, a limp slightly detected in his leg. His step was heavy... and very slow, like a burden weighed him down. Yet with every step he grew lighter- the wary lines across his face seemed to disappear, and his back began to straighten. As he reached the porch the dog sniffed cautiously at his hand then licked it, allowing the man to pet her.

"So you're still here, ain'tcha ol' girl? Has Molly and the lad taken good care of ya'?" he asked, setting an old powdered rifle against the porch steps, then sitting himself next to her. More snow began to fall and it grew very cold. His tattered coat whipped about him in an effort to warm him, but he didn't mind. His gaze swept the yard and a smile grew on his face. He reached up and removed the grey-brimmed hat from his head. Two bullet holes were there at the top just above his head; near misses that would have put him in a hole in the ground and not on his porch.

"So the war's finally over... wonder what Lee'll do now..." he mused aloud, still petting the dog. He looked down at her old face, filled with a grin so big he laughed aloud. "You don't care do ya'? Well ye' know, I don't care either." the man said, then he stood up, the dog following suit. The man took one final look at the snow-filled yard and the big oak trees bare of leaves.

"C'mon girl, let's go see Molly." he said. The dog gave a loud bark and ran into the door he was opening. Then quietly, so only hisself could hear, "It's good to be home. Merry Christmas, John; you're home."

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If he could post one I wanted to post one too :P
I believe that as Humans we will never grow beyond fighting or wars. We will never find words as a means of solving problems as long as one man believes differently than another man. This piece spoke strongly in my mind. I envisioned a man worn with fighting coming home after years of war to be with his wife and family. The snow he sees is a fresh start; one that every man could be home to enjoy Christmas.

Thanks for letting me post. This piece was absolutely beautiful!

Wow...

"And on the 8th day, God created Sweet Tea and Tetris..."

Oh snap!

...and then, with no warning, my Nes just exploded! The raw power of Dragonforce combined into 8-bit files was just too much for the old Grey Box to handle. This just shows that once again Dragonforce simply dominates; this time with the help of M0dul4r...

Excellent job my friend, an instant favorite with 5/5 and 10/10. Please make more!

Very Nice

You mention it's melody, I'd like to say that the best "theme" or song/music from any game in my opinion is the Dungeon Siege Theme. I would LOVE to hear a decent remix of that song.

As this work here: Grade A my friend. Keep up the work!

Very nice

It's genius*

Anyway I like this. It flows real well and I keep bobbin' my head to the beat. Keep it up!

Pure Excellence

By far my most favorite Chaoz song. My ears thank you for all of your hard work.

Where have I...

Where have I heard this before? It was actually DDR2 for the PS2, but I think that version was called Tsugaru. Anyway, this (Along with all the Chaoz tracks) freaking rocks! Keep up the awesome work!

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