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Theodore Julius

gonna throw a party in my place and this is one of the songs to be played

Indycoone

This is just a sped-up version of Clubbed To Death 2. The song heard in Lincoln's "Surprising Journey" commercial is similar to this, but it's not the same. The song used in the commercial is a one-off remix of Clubbed To Death 2 that was never fully completed.

Pedro MR

This is a speed up of clubbed to death

Jackson Fever

Love this song, just love it!

DarthUno

It is a sped up CTD 2.

DarthUno

This is a sped up version of Clubbed To Death 2...

Aaron Herman

I cant stand how wonderful this song is.....

Miguel

Is this an actual track? Then how come it's not in the Furious Angels 2Cd's nor even as a single??? Maybe its just sped up version of Clubbed to Death II :/

UNN Von Braun

That's birdshot lol

Emre Eren

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darclordfilms1

can someone tell me where I can email this guy

stpk420

Great Post !

stpk420

@TheMayhemMedic Ummm.... NO!, theyre both different tracks LOL, get your'e facts straight before you people fucking comment man.

Peter Xiong

Bboy !

Hazelrat10

@chollaschnalle Of course! If you're still interested I can point you towards some baroque (though generally baroque isn't quite as moody as romance era classical, I picked some of the more moody pieces). Bach's Prelude and Fugue 8 in E-flat minor (watch?v=Y4kihlDPP4Q) is a good one, along with Prelude and Fugue in F minor. If you're not tired of baroque yet, Scarlatti's sonata in F minor is my all time favorite musical piece ;) (watch?v=k77yDXEOSQY)

chollaschnalle

@Hazelrat10 thank you!

Truex007

@SubwayRatt All of Rob Dougan's songs belong in movies, they are just that epic.

Fredrik Laine

@Turbochargesi NIGGA

Hazelrat10

Chopin's Prelude in E Minor, Op 28, No 4. If you guys enjoy Rob Dougan you will love Chopin. If anyone is interested, look up that prelude (it's the piece this song is based off of, a lot of the orchestral/piano parts to Dougan's music are from classical pieces) I just mentioned and also "Chopin Nocturne E minor, opus 72 #1" and "Chopin Nocturne no. 8 op. 27 no. 2"