I feel like this song encapsulates 90% of what God of War Ragnarök is. It isn't an uplifting tale, it isn't the kind of story that makes you jump in the air and cheer when the bad guys are defeated. It's a story about a father trying to stop prophecy and protect his son. A son trying to find his place in the world and prevent a dark fate for his father. A mother who seeks vengeance on the man that killed her son, and is learning to heal from the scars that were left by her abusive husband. Another father who's trying to be better for his wife and daughter, but ends up paying for it with his life. And a ruler of a kingdom trying to stop his own death and gain the possible knowledge to become unstoppable. Almost none of it is joyful in any way, it's a tragic story that shows the consequences of war, there may be better endings than others, but none of them are squeaky clean. War never is.
Beautifully written. This music captures all of God of Wars unique atmosphere. That sense of dread you always felt while playing the game cause you know there are higher powers at play that not even Kratos can control or forsee. It started to get very serious when in the 2018 game Magni and Modi were killed. You felt that this was the beginning of the end. Especially cool and atmospheric was the scene when Kratos was on the boat having visions of Athena while at the same time Thor was so angry that the sky was turning into a thunderstorm.
The uneasyness this track made me feel when we arrived at Asgard and the war was raging on, the so far unlikely alliance of realms now present going at the Aesir forces to face probable death, and then in the middle of that, a General who's been on an end of the world kind of scenario before, slowly making his way to the conflict with a different world view than he had the first time, now with his son who he had hoped so much to spare from the horrors of war at his side. Their forces start to be defeated, the enemy with it's infinite army of undead succesfully overwelming and preventing reinforcements, desperation as they battle their way to an unknown outcome, hoping for a less darker one, innocent put in the way of the attacking forces... well anyway, i guess this score nails it
@arkazel195 Couldn't have said it better, it's clear that no one taking part in the war really wants to be there, and for us that connected with the characters, going into the "unknown", risking losing another character dear to us really added to the tension; The thing completes itself with the Thor boss fight for me, seeing his rage not because he's a monster, but because he actually cares about something, his home, his family, all being ripped apart by the war he always heard about, the one that would destroy everything he loved for once.
Listening to this, made me remember that part in the original gow where it is implied all future wars would have Kratos involved behind it (as the god of war). And then i got the picture of a modern war scene fought with this theme as the background.. kinda cool
I'm not sure epic is the right word. It was very sad, seeing Kratos with his son going on a war that he tried so much to avoid, hoping to spare Atreus from the horrible things that war is. And this music just amplify these feelings. This war wasn't supposed to be epic, but they tried to did it anyway, because they're God of War fans as much as we are, and God or War is definition of epic.
@@CoolSaver I can relate with you're saying because he really tried to prevent the war even though after Vanheim there was no point of return .. maybe it was just an overhyped me after seeing the gjallarhorn scene
Imagine hearing a Greek version of this track in the PERCY JACKSON series on Disney+ for Season 5 (The Last Olympian) For those who didn’t know, Bear McCreary composed the score for PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS
He could've, however he changed for the better, it is implied that he would have died if he fought thor & odin out of revenge instead of justice. Because the norns aren't actual prophets and just guessed that he would never change and continue fighting for revenge, they believed he would die because of that, but he proved them wrong by changing
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I feel like this song encapsulates 90% of what God of War Ragnarök is.
It isn't an uplifting tale, it isn't the kind of story that makes you jump in the air and cheer when the bad guys are defeated.
It's a story about a father trying to stop prophecy and protect his son.
A son trying to find his place in the world and prevent a dark fate for his father.
A mother who seeks vengeance on the man that killed her son, and is learning to heal from the scars that were left by her abusive husband.
Another father who's trying to be better for his wife and daughter, but ends up paying for it with his life.
And a ruler of a kingdom trying to stop his own death and gain the possible knowledge to become unstoppable.
Almost none of it is joyful in any way, it's a tragic story that shows the consequences of war, there may be better endings than others, but none of them are squeaky clean. War never is.
Beautifully written. This music captures all of God of Wars unique atmosphere. That sense of dread you always felt while playing the game cause you know there are higher powers at play that not even Kratos can control or forsee. It started to get very serious when in the 2018 game Magni and Modi were killed. You felt that this was the beginning of the end. Especially cool and atmospheric was the scene when Kratos was on the boat having visions of Athena while at the same time Thor was so angry that the sky was turning into a thunderstorm.
Incase you didn't know, the Spotify version plays in-game during the time the norms mention Ragnarok.
You three, follow.
Atreus.
Freya, with me. Watch our flanks.
To the War Machines.
The uneasyness this track made me feel when we arrived at Asgard and the war was raging on, the so far unlikely alliance of realms now present going at the Aesir forces to face probable death, and then in the middle of that, a General who's been on an end of the world kind of scenario before, slowly making his way to the conflict with a different world view than he had the first time, now with his son who he had hoped so much to spare from the horrors of war at his side. Their forces start to be defeated, the enemy with it's infinite army of undead succesfully overwelming and preventing reinforcements, desperation as they battle their way to an unknown outcome, hoping for a less darker one, innocent put in the way of the attacking forces... well anyway, i guess this score nails it
@arkazel195 Couldn't have said it better, it's clear that no one taking part in the war really wants to be there, and for us that connected with the characters, going into the "unknown", risking losing another character dear to us really added to the tension; The thing completes itself with the Thor boss fight for me, seeing his rage not because he's a monster, but because he actually cares about something, his home, his family, all being ripped apart by the war he always heard about, the one that would destroy everything he loved for once.
Listening to this, made me remember that part in the original gow where it is implied all future wars would have Kratos involved behind it (as the god of war). And then i got the picture of a modern war scene fought with this theme as the background.. kinda cool
What a good perspective you have there buddy :)
In game this was so epic... Really felt like the whole existence was coming to an end...
Majestic, ty as always
I'm not sure epic is the right word. It was very sad, seeing Kratos with his son going on a war that he tried so much to avoid, hoping to spare Atreus from the horrible things that war is. And this music just amplify these feelings. This war wasn't supposed to be epic, but they tried to did it anyway, because they're God of War fans as much as we are, and God or War is definition of epic.
@@CoolSaver I can relate with you're saying because he really tried to prevent the war even though after Vanheim there was no point of return .. maybe it was just an overhyped me after seeing the gjallarhorn scene
@@SirDan94 oh, that scene is amazing, i was hyped too. But as soon as i heard the music, i got the point they were telling us.
Well, for the Asgardians, Ragnarok IS the end of the existence. Is not only the kindom behind the walls, the whole realm was destroyed by Surtur
@@CoolSaver
I think a good word to describe it would be, Desperate
The sound I have long awaited following the sounding of Gjallarhorn
"Ready yourselves"
7:30 pure chills and Epicness when the opera woman starts singing the Ragnarok theme 😊🔥🔥🔥👌👌👌💯💯💯
I can't describe how much I love this. Good upload. The drama and the soundtrack in this game are unparalleled
Finally the full version! So much better than the official version. Those drums and 7:29 just hit different.
"If this really is the end, YOU'LL DIE FIRST"
- Thor to Kratos
That quote just hits differently.
Thor: If this IS the end, you'll... die... FIRST! Then... your... KID!
Kratos: *Spartan Rage*
Mimir: Stay in control of it, brother!
I know!@@kevinkaslana9060
Kratos ain’t going to die if he died he ain’t going to be defeated but i think Kratos’s story is finished because of the valhalla dlc
I knew that the original ragnarök song was not this, this is more epic and lasts longer, thanks for uploading it brother❤
Truly an epic soundtrack. Hope they release this officially. Well done 👍🏼
That's a very powerful soundtrack. Thanks for bringing it.
ODIN! YOUR ENEMY HAS RETURNED AND I BRING THE DESTRUCTION OF ASGARD!
“Now That a new Quote For Kratos.” From ZEUS YOUR SON HAS RETURN I BRING TO DESTRUCTION OF OLYMPUS.
Finally! I finally found it! Thanks for this!
12:20, Chills. it's my favorite of the whole album
this part is so dope
Imagine hearing a Greek version of this track in the PERCY JACKSON series on Disney+ for Season 5 (The Last Olympian)
For those who didn’t know, Bear McCreary composed the score for PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS
it wouldn't be so epic, because it suppose to sounds for kids, not for men
Battle of Asgard version 🔥🔥🔥🔥💯❤️ thanksss❤️
Ww3 main theme
I play this when ww3 starts 😎😎💪💪a masterpiece much love ❤️ to the channel owner 💕💕💕💕💕💕
Tears of epicity
I thought that Kratos is going to die in this mission when this music started
He could've, however he changed for the better, it is implied that he would have died if he fought thor & odin out of revenge instead of justice. Because the norns aren't actual prophets and just guessed that he would never change and continue fighting for revenge, they believed he would die because of that, but he proved them wrong by changing
@@Xyearo yes bro you’re right
Incase you didn't know The Spotify version plays during The Time The norns mention ragnarök
Great soundtrack
Perfection :3
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RAGNAROK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
oh yea thank you
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Use this for workout music
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Is there a flac version of this file?
Thanks, i downloaded it :) @@GodofWarThemes
hello, can you send download links please! youtube compression sucks
Sorry but i don't have the original file for this no more.
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