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Former Destiny Composer Asks People To "Destroy" Music He Released Without Permission
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Martin O'Donnell used to be a composer at Bungie and has worked on Destiny and even created Halo's iconic theme. Unfortunately, legal issues between him and the company resulted in him having to pay $100,000 in damages for being in contempt of a 2015 injunction that barred him from owning materials related to Destiny and Bungie, or posting them for profit.
O'Donnel has now taken to Twitter and YouTube pages, asking fans to remove any content related to Destiny or Music of the Spheres from any
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