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Shreddin' appears to have a similar tune and beat to hard rock band [[wikipedia:AC/DC|AC/DC]]'s song "Back in Black".
Shreddin' appears to have a similar tune and beat to hard rock band [[wikipedia:AC/DC|AC/DC]]'s song "Back in Black".


Shreddin' may have originally been intended to be 'Rock Anthem for Saving the World' before it was replaced with the final piece, judging from datamined info from Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary. <ref name=Rr1>[https://www.halopedia.org/User_talk:RevOcelotMGS#Regarding_the_.27Shreddin_piece_found_in_CEA]</ref>
Shreddin' may have originally been intended to be 'Rock Anthem for Saving the World' before it was replaced with the final piece, judging from datamined info from Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary. <ref name=Rr1>[https://www.halopedia.org/User_talk:RevOcelotMGS#Regarding_the_.27Shreddin_piece_found_in_CEA Regarding the Shreddin' piece found in CEA]</ref>


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Revision as of 08:11, August 9, 2019

Template:Infobox song Shreddin'[1] is a song that is not featured in any of the Halo Original Soundtracks. However, it is possible to hear the track on the level, 343 Guilty Spark, when the Master Chief is playing the recording chip from Pvt. Wallace A. Jenkins' helmet. It plays as Sgt. Johnson and his squad are in the Pelican, waiting to get to the LZ. It is only featured in-game. While it is not present on the retail soundtrack, it was later released as a free download on Bungie.net.

The length of the song is 0:32.

Trivia

Shreddin' appears to have a similar tune and beat to hard rock band AC/DC's song "Back in Black".

Shreddin' may have originally been intended to be 'Rock Anthem for Saving the World' before it was replaced with the final piece, judging from datamined info from Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary. [2]

Sources