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Originally posted by DeVi| D0do
I like "Anakin's Dark Deads" and how it was used in the film over Palpatine's senate speech. That sequence was very well cut I thought.

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Originally posted by astrofan428
Okay, I think I have all the track name wrong so I politely ask for some information.

What tracks played during these parts?

-Padme and Obi talking/Anakin on balcony
-Order 66
-Anakin marching to the temple

Thanks in advance

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Originally posted by JKozzy
Mm, I was wondering how they'd use that piece, and I think they used it brilliantly.

I also liked how the end was cut, personally. When Yoda and Sids rise above the senate, the chorus comes up. From what I could tell, the track pauses when Sids force-lightnings Yoda, then picks back up. Yes, some heavy drums go on when the choking goes on. The first time after we cut away (I think) from Sids/Yoda, we skip a note in the track when it switches to Ani/Obi on the pipes. After the track finishes, we get Duel of the Fates, then some music scored directly for the movie, and then we pick up about 40/50 seconds into the concert version of Battle of the Heroes, and go pretty much to the end, minus the quiet ending. Then Immolation Scene.

I also liked how they did the Grievous theme... I was wondering how it would be done in the movie, but there's a brief 'force theme' that can be heard in the General Grievous track around 30/40 seconds, and I thought, are they going to show Grievous with his lightsabers in his cloak then, since that represents Jedi? But instead, in the movie, it shows Obi riding on Boga while Grievous is talking to the seperatists. I thought that went well, too.