Slice of Silent Movie

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Slice of Silent Movie
Slice of Silent Movie (#465)
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Released 24 April 2007 (Update)
Members Yes
Unlock hint This track unlocks during the Another Slice of H.A.M quest.
Quest Another Slice of H.A.M.
Location Dorgesh-Kaan–Keldagrim train system tracks
Duration 03:27
Tempo 80 BPM
Time signature Unknown (edit)
Composer Adam Bond
Instruments Honky-tonk Piano, Acoustic Bass, Tremolo Strings, Acoustic Grand Piano, Whistle, Standard Drum Kit, Choir Aahs, Pizzicato Strings, Orchestra Hit
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Advanced data
Sort name Slice of Silent Movie
Cache ID 281
Unlock detail Unlocked during the battle with Sigmund in Another Slice of H.A.M.
Is jingle No

Slice of Silent Movie is a music track that is unlocked during the battle with Sigmund in Another Slice of H.A.M.

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Trivia

  • The name comes from the cliché during old silent movies where a hero would have to defeat a villain while the female was tied to the train tracks to be run over. The female, in this case, is Zanik; and the villain, Sigmund. The "Slice of" is taken from the name of the quest: Another Slice of H.A.M..

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