Track used -- "Galvanize the Empire" by Party Ben

A mashup featuring:

Chemical Brothers -- "Galvanize"
John Williams Orchestra -- "The Imperial March" (Star Wars OST)

MP3 Download: http://www.partyben.com/PartyBen-GalvanizetheEmpire.mp3

Custom title thumbnail produced by: http://www.youtube.com/user/rainbowdashzx

Presenting my next PMV, the first featuring the mashups of the self-professed "Dumbest Name in Show Business." This mashup was very fun to use, and considering the parallel that has already been drawn between the Galactic Empire and the Celestial Empire, I felt this was a logical road to take. I'm really happy with the end result of the video, and I'm starting to find the delicate effects of Sony Vegas a bit easier to handle, too. I hope you all enjoy this video, and all the subtle references I snuck in there.

Thanks again to Equestria Daily, who featured this video on October 12, 2012, along with my other video "A Cowgirl's Whisper", giving me my FIRST EQD DOUBLE FEATURE, and my 9th all-time. Thanks so much, guys! That's so awesome.

And also, thanks a lot to the brand-sparkly-new PMV site, PMVToday.com, run by my new good friend, Lord Pony. They featured me as the PMV of the Day on the same day, so that's pretty cool. The site just taking off at the moment, so everybody should go become a member now, and help this fledgling site get off the ground:

http://www.pmvtoday.com

Oh, and I just found this one: http://eqmegathreads.blogspot.com/2012/10/pmv-galvanize-solar-empire.html#idc-container

Getting WAY ahead of the game, another new site, Equestria Megathreads featured this video BY ITSELF one day earlier, on October 11. And as an added bonus, the admins all played an awesome game of "Red Leader Standing By" in the comment thread. Thanks guys!

Notice: This video is a non-profit, just-for-fun fan-made project. No infringement on any rights is intended, and the audio and visual content in this PMV remains the property of their respective owners. Please support the original creators by buying their works.