Lethal Determination w/ Lareux da Cat

A nice hard progressive jungle track from 2005, that I made with my buddy, Ryan Rodriguez, aka Lareux da Cat. Enjoy! Update: It has been a while since I last listened to this track. As I was currently listening to it, I began to wonder if I wrote my "story" behind this track in the song's description. Obviously I did not before right now. :P Anyway, ... This track reminds me of a story about a humanity's deternimation to conquer Greater Outer Space. It begins with the building of a space ship, its crewing, and its eventual blast off! Pressure, then the lack there of. From there on out, the depths of space resound with in the hearts, the minds, the lone souls of the crew, now far from home. Their total and utter dependence was now upon the air tight machine that has become a spacefaring nation of its own. The crew stay busy to stay alive while traversing vacuum. Then, no interstellar trip would be complete without the venoious lull that the brilliant naked expance of Greater Outer Space that lay before them. Yet, a destination well set they plunge on to. It has steadily been growing in the neutron radar. continuous duties and everyday life aboard the self sustaining space ship keep the pace of sanity.... When, suddenly, the space ship crosses teh boundaries of a new planetary system. The same one they orginally set out for decades ago. Most of the original crew is alive and well, if not a bit more feeble boned and bleached by space radiation. Still, the excitement is enough for one of the original crew members to die before planet fall. Nonetheless, great huzzah with a slightly mournful if nostalgic regret greeted the cosmic pioneers as they set foot upon a new planet, a new colony, a new home. Their new home. "Care to name it?" The planetary conditions: brutal, murderous, but terra formible. More of the crew died during which. Yet, more people were born to replace those who died. And human life continued on outside of the Sol Star System. :D