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Homie of mine lost his IT cybersecurity job because of Embracer. I have sworn a grudge oath against them. When my game development powers hits Kojima-level, I'm going to make a villain that is just Embracer and the player will defeat them.
[Insert sick heavy metal meets Eletronic battle OST here]
There is has gotta be a part of the track where they play some obscure speech from Castro or some big dawg like that or something that goes straight into heavy drop of the second stage of the fight.
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Not at all what you're asking for, but kinda related: Alabama 3 sampled a Jim Jones' speech for their song Mao Tse Tung Said and I think it's pretty good. It gives a sort of "fire and brimstone" vibe that can get me hype at times. I've ever been able to find out if alabama 3 sucks or not, but it hits my nostalgia receptors because my dad would blast them all the time lol. The vocalists voice is kinda goofy though
I didn't even know Alabama 3 was a thing until right now. They don't sound too bad in my book. Sounds like a Jet Set Radio track, and I mean that in a good way.
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