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It starts with a single low note, followed by a section of drums. After that, another layer of high strings is added in. At around 0:50, choir takes on the main melody; the melody is similar to the choir sections of [[Halo 2]].<br /> | It starts with a single low note, followed by a section of drums. After that, another layer of high strings is added in. At around 0:50, choir takes on the main melody; the melody is similar to the choir sections of [[Halo 2]].<br /> | ||
Later on, drums once again are the dominant instrument. At around 3:05, the slow drum beat is replaced by a faster and louder drums section | Later on, drums once again are the dominant instrument. At around 3:05, the slow drum beat is replaced by a faster and louder drums section. | ||
This song also sounds a lot like the music from the Halo 2 level [[Uprising]], especially at around 4:30. | This song also sounds a lot like the music from the Halo 2 level [[Uprising]], especially at around 4:30. | ||
Revision as of 20:59, May 12, 2008
Template:Ratings Template:Realworld 200pxReleased is a song from the Halo 3: Original Soundtrack. It plays during the level Sierra 117.
It starts with a single low note, followed by a section of drums. After that, another layer of high strings is added in. At around 0:50, choir takes on the main melody; the melody is similar to the choir sections of Halo 2.
Later on, drums once again are the dominant instrument. At around 3:05, the slow drum beat is replaced by a faster and louder drums section.
This song also sounds a lot like the music from the Halo 2 level Uprising, especially at around 4:30.
It runs for 5:20. Template:Halo Music
