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''Bad Here Day'' made its debut in the original ''Halo Wars'' demo, during Graeme Devine's introduction of the game.
''Bad Here Day'' made its debut in the original ''Halo Wars'' demo, during Graeme Devine's introduction of the game.


The track plays randomly as a backing track during gameplay on any [[campaign]] or [[Skirmish]] levels in ''[[Halo Wars]]'' set on [[Harvest]] or within the interior of the [[Etran Harborage]], including:
The track plays randomly as a backing track during gameplay on any [[campaign]] or [[Skirmish]] levels in ''[[Halo Wars]]'' set on [[Harvest]] and within the interior of the [[Etran Harborage]], including:
;Campaign
;Campaign
*''[[Alpha Base (Halo Wars level)|Alpha Base]]''
*''[[Alpha Base (Halo Wars level)|Alpha Base]]''

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Bad Here Day
Shield Interior Intro Version

Album:

Halo Wars: Original Soundtrack

Composer(s):

Stephen Rippy

Length:

3:00
1:11 (Shield Interior Intro)

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Bad Here Day is the second track in Halo Wars: Original Soundtrack.

Overview

The track opens with a piano and synth notes in a serene melody, accompanied with twinkling effects. Vocals join in as the main melody, which is echoed by synth notes. The melody is taken over by strings in a repeat of the melody before ending with synth notes.

The soundtrack's bonus DVD includes a 5.1 channel surround mix as well as an alternate version, titled Bad Here Day (Shield Interior Intro), featuring piano and vocals on an upbeat variation of the melody, accompanied by heavy percussion.

Appearances

Bad Here Day made its debut in the original Halo Wars demo, during Graeme Devine's introduction of the game.

The track plays randomly as a backing track during gameplay on any campaign or Skirmish levels in Halo Wars set on Harvest and within the interior of the Etran Harborage, including:

Campaign
Skirmish

The alternate version only plays in the beginning of the levels that place in the interior of Etran Harborage.

Production notes

The name Bad Here Day is a play on the common phrase "bad hair day".