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| name = Just Ad Nauseam | |||
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| album = ''[[Halo Wars: Original Soundtrack]]'' | |||
| composer = [[Stephen Rippy]] | |||
| length = 0:56 | |||
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| last = [[Flollo]] | |||
| next = [[Unusually Quiet]] | |||
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'''Just Ad Nauseam''' is the sixth track in ''[[Halo Wars: Original Soundtrack]]''. | |||
==Overview== | |||
The track features an upbeat melody by electric guitar, accompanied by vocals and synth notes. Piano, percussion, and strings join in as accompaniment before reaching a climatic ending by vocals, strings and percussion. | |||
==Appearances== | |||
This tracks plays during ''[[Halo Wars]]'' gameplay whenever the player commands their units to attack an enemy base. | |||
The soundtrack's bonus DVD includes a [[Wikipedia:5.1 surround sound|5.1 channel surround mix]]. | |||
==Production notes== | |||
{{Plain|[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ad_nauseam "Ad nauseam"]}} is Latin for "sea sickness" or "sickness". | |||
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Just Ad Nauseam is the sixth track in Halo Wars: Original Soundtrack.
Overview[edit]
The track features an upbeat melody by electric guitar, accompanied by vocals and synth notes. Piano, percussion, and strings join in as accompaniment before reaching a climatic ending by vocals, strings and percussion.
Appearances[edit]
This tracks plays during Halo Wars gameplay whenever the player commands their units to attack an enemy base.
The soundtrack's bonus DVD includes a 5.1 channel surround mix.
Production notes[edit]
"Ad nauseam" is Latin for "sea sickness" or "sickness".
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