Soundtrack Scores REACTS! FALLOUT Brotherhood of Steel Themes

The Gang returns with an all-new reaction to tracks from the world of FALLOUT! They listen first to Ramin Djawadi's "Brotherhood of Steel (Full Version)" from the hit Amazon TV series FALLOUT, then compare it to Inon Zur's classic Fallout 4 soundtrack, "Honor and Steel."
This is our first attempt at reacting WITHOUT cutting the track down for copyright purposes. Let us know your opinion in the comments!
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[@NatalieV0331]

it can always be boiled down to a good way they said it in the show "everybody wants to save the world but nobody agrees on how" the brotherhood are themselves very oppressive and authoritarian, they believe they are above and are the ones who should be in control of everything, especially technology, some would see them as a necessary evil, some even see them as good, but the majority of people in the fallout world who live through it probably dont like them much. this is true with almost every faction in the fallout universe, from the NCR, BOS, the legion, the minutemen, etc, each faction has either a dark history and tried to clean it up a bit, or they never changed and still act in the same ways. by the time the show starts, we can see how the brotherhood has fallen pretty far, but they are still a powerful force.

[@RangerHouston]

8:10
_It’s a complicated organization._
Because there are many different chapters of the Brotherhood all around the US they can be either kind, helpful and protective of the less fortunate wastelanders around them (in the case of the Washington DC chapter)
Or they can be xenophobic, isolationists, and violently covet pre-war tech. (In the case of the Boston/LA Chapter)

[@joaovitordelirasousa4663]

The war ......war never change!

[@dylanv.4970]

Love this! Give Metallic Monks from Fallout 1 a listen if you have the chance. It's the original Brotherhood of Steel theme and it's very clear the show's theme takes a lot of inspiration from that original track. The whole Vault Archives Soundtrack from the original two games is very interesting from an audio perspective.
You guys definitely nailed what the Brotherhood is just from the music itself. A military religious monk order with honorable goals and a bit of a dark side to them.
The motif you all were asking what instrument it is sounds to me like very heavily modified and pitched down brass

[@soundtrackscores]

Thanks for the rec! Will definitely check it out -- thanks for watching!

[@endragon1]

I may be getting this slightly wrong but my lore understanding is as follows:
In fallout 4 the Brotherhood is on a mission on the other side of the country to save people from an oppressive faction and spread their own cause(as they see it).
In the show it’s a group that has lost a lot and has had periods of isolation and is now plotting to regain dominance over the region.

[@soundtrackscores]

Thank you! Makes sense -- seems the show is supposed to be set just after 4.