Down to Earth

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Down to Earth
Down to Earth (#219)
(file source)
Released 26 October 2004 (Update)
Members No
Unlock hint This track unlocks at the Earth Altar.
Quest No
Location Earth Altar
Duration 04:05
Tempo 110 BPM
Time signature 4/4
Composer Ian Taylor
Instruments Taiko Drum, Pad 2 (warm), Choir Aahs, Electric Piano 1, FX 4 (atmosphere), French Horn, Pizzicato Strings, String Ensemble 2 (Slow Strings), Tubular Bells, Standard Drum Kit, Timpani, Oboe, Orchestral Harp
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Advanced data
Sort name Down to Earth
Cache ID 143
Unlock detail Unlocked at the Earth Altar.
Is jingle No

Down to Earth is a music track that is unlocked at the Earth Altar.

Analysis

The backing strings of the track are notoriously remixed off of the closing section of Fruits de Mer, a more well-known piece of music from the game.

Versions

Changes

Date Changes
1 March 2018
(Update)

Added unlock hint for this track: 'This track unlocks at the Earth Altar.'

22 February 2018
(Update)

The track was renamed from 'Down To Earth' to 'Down to Earth'.

26 October 2004
(Update)

Added to game as 'Down To Earth' and set to play inside Earth Altar, replacing Quest.

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Source

Content from the Old School RuneScape Wiki (operated by Weird Gloop), licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.

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Canonical sourceDown to Earth
Content licenseCC BY-NC-SA 3.0
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