Quest(2)-Sail ho! (quest2.xm)
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--Akir's Quest-- -Song Two- "Sail ho!" When Akir's is enjoying the travel with his sailor mates working on the ship, and how they suddently get attacked by a pirate vessel. A sailor's song and a battle song. Composed by Vargard, June 2001, Brussels, Belgium Hurleloup_Hotmail.com "I've been waiting here for much too long I've been dreaming 'bout her for much too long I've been waiting here for much too long Can't stand it anymore I'll see you along Sail ho! Sail ho! Can't you hear her calling me Sail ho!Sail away! for my home is the sea Sail ho! Sail ho! I can hear her calling me Sail ho!Sail away! for my home, the sea."
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This is a part of a vast music project (quest.xm to quest7.xm). This songs design a whole fantasy story, and this epic project is worth to be noted by itself. The song has 2 distinct sections; the first one stats slow, with a rythm recalling drums on ancient ships. In this part the songs, the melody sounds very celtic and builds up a nice crescendo up to the next phase. The second part (from about 3:00 to the end), the song gets a faster rythm. Any way, the simple armonic structure, makes the song a little repetitive; otherwise it would be very good. Samples are good, mixing is fine. Technically, there is nothing exceptional, but everything is in place, and all is tracked well. You won't hear a flaw.