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If I recall correctly, the first time I heard the song was actually on Two Betrayals. I beleive it is the same place as described in the [[Assault | If I recall correctly, the first time I heard the song was actually on Two Betrayals. I beleive it is the same place as described in the [[Assault on the Control Room (Level)]] article. I did this on the PC version so maybe there's a slight difference there. If anyone could confirm this that'd be great.--[[User talk:Black kille|Black kille]] 07:27, January 7, 2010 (UTC) | ||
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I think ''Siege of Madrigal'' is another song, or? | I think ''Siege of Madrigal'' is another song, or? | ||
P.s.: I'm sorry for the mistakes, I'm german. | P.s.: I'm sorry for the mistakes, I'm german. User:HaloFan 33 17:04, 19 March 2008 (UTC) | ||
== SIEGE of Madrigal? == | == SIEGE of Madrigal? == | ||
Why is it called SIEGE of Madrigal? Was there a Madrigal world in Bungie's previous games? There's one in Halo, but this song existed beforehand. Madrigal refers to a number of classic songs and song types, but rarely ever referred to a planet or nation. So what is up with the title, for the sake of enlightenment?[[User talk:Fire Eater|Fire Eater]] 21:41, 13 July 2009 (UTC) | Why is it called SIEGE of Madrigal? Was there a Madrigal world in Bungie's previous games? There's one in Halo, but this song existed beforehand. Madrigal refers to a number of classic songs and song types, but rarely ever referred to a planet or nation. So what is up with the title, for the sake of enlightenment?[[User talk:Fire Eater|Fire Eater]] 21:41, 13 July 2009 (UTC) | ||
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Two Betrayals[edit]
If I recall correctly, the first time I heard the song was actually on Two Betrayals. I beleive it is the same place as described in the Assault on the Control Room (Level) article. I did this on the PC version so maybe there's a slight difference there. If anyone could confirm this that'd be great.--Black kille 07:27, January 7, 2010 (UTC)
Halo 3 Version[edit]
Sorry for the confusing description for it, but it is the best I can pull off. I'll be on the lookout for a picture so that it will make thing easier on everyone else. If anyone is up to it, a simple picture of the structure that Truth is in from the front would suffice. I can take it and highlight the area where I heard the song. I haven't tested the other side yet, but will make a point of doing it tomorrow (10/13)... technically later today!
I put that warning in though so that people won't make the same mistake that I did, I would advise not deleting it.
Is this thing in Halo 2?[edit]
Because I tried what it said, and it didn't work. I didn't hear anything at all, actually. And yes, I did have my speakers on. -- Lordofmonsterisland "Roar to me" 14:55, 20 October 2007 (UTC)
Yes the song is in Halo 2 on the multiplayer Map Ivory Tower, anyone who has access to Halo 2's map files will also find the song on Ivory Tower 's .map file.
So High Impact Halo's recording is authentic.
Halo love theme?[edit]
I thought the name of song in the end of the track Halo is Halo love theme? Because Bungie has sold the copyrights etc. of myth, so they mustn't use a song from it. I think Siege of Madrigal is another song, or?
P.s.: I'm sorry for the mistakes, I'm german. User:HaloFan 33 17:04, 19 March 2008 (UTC)
SIEGE of Madrigal?[edit]
Why is it called SIEGE of Madrigal? Was there a Madrigal world in Bungie's previous games? There's one in Halo, but this song existed beforehand. Madrigal refers to a number of classic songs and song types, but rarely ever referred to a planet or nation. So what is up with the title, for the sake of enlightenment?Fire Eater 21:41, 13 July 2009 (UTC)