| Display title | The Music |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Music recurs again and again throughout history. Samuel Anders, Dreilide Thrace and Hera Agathon have all drawn versions of it from the same cosmic source of inspiration.
As the Fleet approaches the Ionian nebula, four people, Saul Tigh, Samuel Anders, Tory Foster and Galen Tyrol, begin hearing fragments... |
