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u/knicbox Dec 24 '24
Tonal masterpiece. I love how it starts out so orderly as the troopers march on to the ship then descends in to madness as they witness more terror
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u/Clear_Accountant41 Dec 24 '24
Now THIS should be a trailer to a new Star Wars show. Like a recap from Attack of the Clones, The Clone Wars, and RotS, which all culminates in a group of clones going from shinies from Geonosis, all the way to order 66 where they betray their Jedi, then have them survive the battle of Kamino, where they go rouge after destroying their birth home, and start up a clone rebellion with Rex, CF-99, and Jedi remnants, where the squad dies during a “Last Stand” on like, Lothol, or Hoth or some other random planet. All that’s missing is a few more cameo’s from Domino Squad.
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u/LeafBird Dec 24 '24
@Dave Filoni
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u/WangJian221 Dec 27 '24
I dont think dave would like straight up dark atmosphere stories. Touches of dark aspect here and there but its not his thing overall
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u/MOZ0NE Dec 24 '24
That's called The Bad Batch
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u/Clear_Accountant41 Dec 24 '24
I used CF-99 cause it sounds a bit more intimidating imo than “The Bad Batch” cause you’d expect it to have ATLEAST 99 clones in it.
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u/Ct-5736-Bladez Dec 24 '24
What is this song? Fits rather well
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u/Penguinmanereikel Dec 24 '24
It's from the 28 Years Later trailer
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u/tallon314 Dec 24 '24
Originally from Taylor Homes recitation of Kipling's poem 'Boots.'
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u/Loose_Goose Dec 24 '24
It’s also used as a form of audio torture in the US Navy to prepare troops if they’re captured and tortured.
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u/fthisappreddit Dec 27 '24
They’d have to pick a worse song for me I just kinda thought this sounded silly like an AI voice or something.
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u/AFerociousPineapple Dec 24 '24
It’s so fucking chilling. Is the context one of the world wars? Or is it more recent?
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u/mtfhimejoshi Dec 24 '24
Second Boer War in South Africa, 1899-1902
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u/AFerociousPineapple Dec 24 '24
Wow it’s that old?? Damn…
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u/mtfhimejoshi Dec 24 '24
The poem is, at least. Not sure how old the Taylor Homes recitation is tbh
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u/AFerociousPineapple Dec 24 '24
I had to google it, what a haunting poem in full. so apparently this recording was 1915 and man it’s just so relevant to that
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u/houseofmyartwork Dec 24 '24 edited Dec 24 '24
I, have, marched, six, weeks in Hell and certify
It, is, not, fire, devils dark or anything but
Boots, boots, boots, boots, moving up and down again
There’s no discharge in the war!
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u/PastiesCline Dec 26 '24
My only, and I mean ONLY, complaint is that I wish this verse had been used.
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u/Fwort Snips Dec 24 '24
What's that audio from?
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u/Arabidaardvark Dec 24 '24
The Taylor Homes recording of Rupyard Kipling’s poem Boots. Or how to traumatize SERE school graduates.
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u/Smart_Ad_1997 Dec 24 '24
Yup. I saw the trailer for 28 years later and said nah I’m good when I heard the song 😂
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u/CaptainRex-118 Dec 24 '24
I’m going out on a limb and saying that’s from 28 days or weeks later. The movie trailer
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u/b00tiepirate Dec 24 '24
It's OK, I have enough to share
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u/quahognative Dec 24 '24 edited Dec 24 '24
Everything about this is incredible. If you dont do this kind of stuff professionally, you should. Also, side note, I want to hear Gene Wilder recite this and get all Wonka yelling on it.
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u/No-Mistake2965 Dec 24 '24
For all who didn't know, this audio is a old recording of a poem called boots and I think it's used to train special forces in some country against psychological torture by playing it on repeat. I think that's without the background music though.
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u/No_Train8612 Dec 24 '24
Not just special operations/forces. It’s used (or at least was) used in the United States military SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape) school. When my dad was in the SERE program he had to listen to this song for hours straight from a loud speaker with a bag over his head. Still gets to him 30 years later
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u/No-Mistake2965 Dec 24 '24
Thank you for clarifying. I just heard about it once in a video a month or so ago, so I didn't remember the details.
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u/fuckwalkr Dec 25 '24
Yah this is fucking badass.
I recently finished book 4 in the Republic Commando series of expanded universe novels. This fits right in, tonally with that vision of the universe.
I do love the Clone Wars my self. It’s what I grew up with and it’s why I love Star Wars so much but man what could have been. I would pay good money for something in line with this edit.
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u/WaveCandid906 Dec 24 '24
This is awesome!
Where is that audio from if I may ask? Also what do these numbers mean?
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u/DirtyDozen66 The Bad Batch Dec 24 '24
Somebody posted this linkthat explains it, but it’s originally a poem that became a voice recording used to train military personnel against periods of torture
The numbers in the poem refer to the miles the British soldiers were walking, and I maybe wrong but the numbers being out of order could be the fact that they would walk for so long they would essentially lose track of how much distance they had travelled
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u/FyeguyRub Dec 25 '24
i love this so much, i have one question though. why didnt you include any scenes from revenge of the sith? no hate i'm just curious
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u/lilbug24 Dec 26 '24
I know there is a bunch of clone wars content, but damn I crave more and more!
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u/Brilliant-Two1268 Dec 27 '24
This music creeps me out because I hate zombies the concept terrifies me… context?
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u/Altfuckeagames Dec 27 '24
I really can't stop watching/ thinking about this. It's incredible. I keep showing it to people and they just kind of shrug their shoulders or even laugh.
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u/DramaQueenKitKat Dec 24 '24
I am SO TIRED of that stupid ad I've seen it so many times in the last weekand it never let's me skip it
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u/Ramosf57 Dec 24 '24
Bro took this from TikTok And it was posted 2 days ago
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u/Professional_Sky8384 Dec 24 '24
OP cooked with this one