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Beat: 'Demons' produced by RicoRunDat

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Demons (Scheme Edit)

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Beat: 'TSB' produced by Hitemblock

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Final Dice (Militant Bred Verse)

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Beat: 'Illegal' produced by Antidote Beats

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Ill Ego

SIAZ Beats + YUNGBROOKE Productions

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ILLIE WHITE Lyrics © 2014 - Recorded @ T6E Studio (NPO)

I See Dead People

Beat: Prod. By Jace

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Braveheart Speech

Càrn na Marbh ("mound" or "cairn of the dead") is a re-used Bronze Age tumulus, located in Fortingall in Perthshire, Scotland. The mound was used in the 14th century for burying victims of the plague away from the church graveyard. A stone, known as Clach a' Phlàigh, "the Plague Stone" crowns the mound and may be an original standing stone and commemorates the plague victims who were buried here in the 14th century. Local legend says it was the focal point of an ancient Samhain (Halloween) festival. A great fire or Samhnag was lit on top of it each year. The whole community took hands when it was blazing and danced round the mound both sunwise and anti-sunwise. As the fire began to wane, some of the younger boys took burning embers from the flames and ran throughout the field with them, finally throwing them into the air and dancing over them as they lay glowing on the ground. When the last embers were showing, the boys would have a leaping competition across the remains of the fire, reminiscent of the Beltane festival. When it was finished, the young people went home and ducked for apples and practised divination. There was no Scottish tradition of 'guising', the bonfire being the absolute centre of attention until it was consumed. The Samhain celebrations here apparently came to an end in 1924. The mound of ‘Càrn na Marbh’ is located in the same village as the Fortingall Yew, and the general area is famed for its Bronze Age burial mounds, and preserved standing stones. The site was Christianised during the Dark Ages, perhaps because it was already a sacred place. Place-name and archaeological evidence hint at an Iron Age cult centre at Fortingall which may have had this ancient tree as its focus.



✙ Dál Riata - Cairn of the Dead ✙

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590 AD - The battle of Éadan Mór was gained by Fiachnae, son of Báetáin. 
Fiachnae mac Báetáin, also called Fiachnae Lurgan or Fiachnae Find, 
was king of the Dál nAraidi and Rí Ruirech of the Ulaid in the early 7th century.

Éadan Mór

Ancient kingdom, warrior's roar
Bold mac Báetáin, Éadan Mór
Men of honour, tribal pride
Heads unbowed, side by side
The call to arms, the battle cry
For men to live, men must die
Pray for passage if death awaits
Grant me courage to meet my fate
The final hour, the battle drum
Beating hearts beat as one
Sword 7 shield, the bravest men
Of Ulaid's hills, of Aontroim's glens

Seán Mór

✙ Dál Riata - Battle of Éadan Mór ✙

Track 2 from Demo "At the Dawn of Misanthropy" 2002

Autopsy

Powerdestroyer

♥ Dedicated tae Big T - RIP + Brother + GBNF ♥

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Beat: 'No Chance' produced by Jango

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No Chance

Pathogen were a Death Metal band from Glasgow, Scotland. They released 2 demos, 'At The Dawn of Misanthropy' & 'Enchained to the Apocalypse'.

Active: 2001 - 2004

'Puttin Borrheid oan the map!'

Seán : Vocals	
Chris : Guitar	
Paul : Bass	
Jamie : Drums