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The song starts with military-style snare drums, and quickly turns into ''The Last Spartan'', a track from the first Halo 2 disc. Around 2:00, the tracks takes on a mystic, reverent tune, with echoing digital noises sounding in every few seconds. This lasts for a minute or so before changing to digital chimes, and from there onto more digital noises and fragments of soft choirs. This goes on until the song concludes with a gong. | The song starts with military-style snare drums, and quickly turns into ''The Last Spartan'', a track from the first Halo 2 disc. Around 2:00, the tracks takes on a mystic, reverent tune, with echoing digital noises sounding in every few seconds. This lasts for a minute or so before changing to digital chimes, and from there onto more digital noises and fragments of soft choirs. This goes on until the song concludes with a gong. | ||
Spartan 206 '"the music leangth is | Spartan 206 '"the music leangth is 6:10 but I can't seem to change that..." | ||
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Revision as of 23:00, March 27, 2010
Cairo Suite is a suite of songs included in the Halo 2: Original Soundtrack. It includes Cold Blue Light, Waking Spartan, Jeweled Hull, and Chill Exposure. Parts of it are played during the level "Cairo Station" and "The Armory."
The song starts with military-style snare drums, and quickly turns into The Last Spartan, a track from the first Halo 2 disc. Around 2:00, the tracks takes on a mystic, reverent tune, with echoing digital noises sounding in every few seconds. This lasts for a minute or so before changing to digital chimes, and from there onto more digital noises and fragments of soft choirs. This goes on until the song concludes with a gong.
Spartan 206 '"the music leangth is 6:10 but I can't seem to change that..."
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