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Whoops, looks like I missed a lot. Sorry. *blush*

Is it bad of me that the first 6 seconds or so (before the heavy drums come in) reminds me a little of "The Hero's March" from QfG1? You know - this one (minus the flute, obviously).

This one obviously rocks harder. Nicely done as always, Travis and Tawm!

Rath Darkblade wrote: ↑Sun Oct 09, 2022 1:16 am Whoops, looks like I missed a lot. Sorry. *blush*
Is it bad of me that the first 6 seconds or so (before the heavy drums come in) reminds me a little of "The Hero's March" from QfG1? You know - this one (minus the flute, obviously).
This one obviously rocks harder. Nicely done as always, Travis and Tawm!

I can see the relation; and being that Travis is also a Sierra fan, who knows if he drew inspiration from there.

I thought this was cool. So that little web series I did (Neverending Nights) - one of the people I had do voices was a friend, Karen, and her son Pierce. Pierce was like 5 at the time, and now he's like graduated high school and married. (Where does the time go?) Anyone, one of the epsidoes the would be heroes encounter an "ice cube monster" (which is just an artic gelatenous cube I made up for the show) - and Pierce just got into a D&D game - heading into Barovia (Ravenloft) - and tied the ice cube monster to his character's backstory! <3

http://www.neverendingnights.com/archives/5091

I remember the ice cube monster. Didn't Grayson sprinkle salt on it, and it exploded?

I'm just hoping it has nothing to do with this guy.

Rath Darkblade wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2025 4:04 pm I remember the ice cube monster. Didn't Grayson sprinkle salt on it, and it exploded?

I'm just hoping it has nothing to do with this guy.

Ask my wife, Ice Cube is about the only rapper I've tolerated.

And it's mostly because he was in a lot of fun movies.

I got back to doing music videos using more of Travis' music he'd provided....

Featuring more music from the incredible Travis Richards who provided us tracks to use for the show. I want to continue show casing the music without any audio over it and having the music lowered. Some of the tracks he provided us were never used (often times because he provided different songs for the same ideas, so one of his other amazing tracks got used instead). This one I used quite a bit in the background (I think it was mostly in towns) but the title track was called "Salvation", so when I decided to splice it to make it a music video, I'd honor the title that Travis gave it and make it about the hero's salvation.