Added lossless download link. Enjoy. Been copyright claimed by UMG, and unfortunately monetised by them. Use an adblock. I dont care, I put this up ad-free. New download link: (MP3) goo.gl/FYToBh (FLAC): drive.google.com/file/d/1IBSdbqmeSk36Ig6j0UluNcCjb6qyA2LV/view?usp=sharing
Yeah fuck creators who put their heart and souls into their work! Let's make sure they don't earn a single cent! Fuck you Bungie and fuck you Marty! Edit: Original comment has been edited. This no longer makes sense.
@@deadpatronus I don't think this is bungie's fault. I mean, you really think Marty wouldn't want this shit on youtube, after all he's gone through to get it out? I think activision dipped their fingers in the decision making here
Here after reading an article telling the story of this. Basically Marty coming up with it, then working with Paul McCartney on it and having an amazing experience, Paul making “Hope for the Future” to be the “Live and Let Die” of Destiny, then Destiny’s development and marketing being such a disaster that Music of the Spheres was being ignored, Marty having his whole falling out with Activision and Bungie, Hope for the Future being released out of context and flopping, and Music of the Spheres being released years later only included in a limited edition physical music collection. Plus people mistakingly thought Paul’s only contribution was Hope for the Future and the marketing was misleading, but he really did have a whole lot of influence on Destiny’s music (he came up with the horns from the title screen!) Glad I could find it on here at least to listen to it.
Per their Glassdoor reviews, Bungie upper management got very arrogant after Halo. They turned into egotistical jerks and pushed away a lot of talent. Not just the big names like Marty and Staten. Staten’s writing team left after finishing Taken King for example.
@@BungieStudios Which is also why The Taken King was such a good DLC. The story had a clear progression, the missions were varied and fun, the raid was excellent. But the worst thing is that it was supposed to have a lot more content.
@BungieStudios an arrogance and incompetence that lead to layoffs just a couple of weeks ago. With Michael Salvatori, of all people, amongst the casualties. 😡😤😤
@@GhostRydr1172to further elaborate on that they laid off people because they wanted to keep some semblance of the company after selling themselves off to Sony so upper management could get a quick buck
they played the first part of the hope for the final cutscene but not the paul mccartney singing part. all the art shown lined up perfectly when i tested what it would sound like
That original Destiny aesthetic has a really special place in my heart. I love the game we have now and I’ll never stop playing it for good. I’m happy with the story as it seems to be getting better and better each season, but while so much mystery still remains and the stakes are ever higher, there’s one simple thing they lack: wonder. Destiny 1 had a real sense of wonder about the world. There’s an old vidoc of Marty talking about environmental storytelling and how important it is for game design. The old Halo games did this to perfection, especially in games like Halo 3: ODST with the weird glyphs found all over. OG Destiny did too as we knew so very little. I suppose though that that’s the sad part about the series. We can’t go back to that same sense as wonder as we learn more.
The thing is, they can always bring that wonder back. There is still so much we don’t know in regards to the vex, the darkness, etc. it’s just that the lore nowadays are the answers to our past wonders, instead of prompting more mystery
The Path: Tracking the Traveler across the solar system, then finally sending an envoy to Mars to meet it The Union: The Traveler blessing humanity with many gifts, leading to rapid technological growth and incredible advances in science. The Ruin: Humanity enjoying its Golden Age, with peace and prosperity for all. The Colony ships are created, to finally push beyond the confines of our solar system, into the great expanse of unexplored space. The Tribulation: The Darkness comes, shattering the Golden age. The Traveler is wounded and humanity is pushed t the brink of extinction. The Rose: The time of the Risen, and the time of the Warlords. Humanity slowly migrates to the Traveler. Eventually, a new breed of Risen comes, to shatter the Warlords, unite the Factions and protect humanity under the shadow of their broken god. However, danger is everywhere. The time of the Gunslingers comes, Risen who travel the world in search of those who need protecting on the road to the Traveler. The Ecstasy: The founding of the Last City, and truly the beginning of the Guardians. Under their protection, a new safe haven emerges, a shining example of the perseverance of humanity. During this time, the Fallen attempt raids on this new City. People are lost. The Prison: The time of great disaster for the City. The failed attack on Crota, the Battle of the Six Fronts, and Twilight Gap. Tragedy after tragedy. The Guardians focus on protecting the City. The Hope: After a long time, a lone Ghost in the Cosmodrome finds you, a Guardian that will change everything...
I don't argue with this. I am a huge advocate for all score both in film and video games. This is on the top if not at the top. Nothing brings me more feeling than any other piece. Sure lotr, star wars are iconic but this is just pure mastery and is on a whole other level imho.
@@Sir_Crow Supremacy is often born of controversy. Just sayin... I mean you've heard his right? Art, timeless art almost always comes from the extreme fringe.
Okay imma come out and say it: I liked OG Destiny 1. I liked the old weapon balance. I liked the old art style. I liked the obscure levelling path. I liked the completely opaque story. I liked Dinklebot. I even liked that cheesy-ass Paul McCartney song. I miss what Destiny was *intended* to be, and while obviously we're not going to get that now, having a copy of MoTS feels like a little bit of that old magic has still been retained.
Well eyes up guardian, it's time to kick ass the darkness once and for all and end this dreadful war soon lightfall is coming and then the last expansion final shape will hit
I completely agree. Destiny 1 had its story rapidly rewritten after its head writer was fired shortly before release. A lot of elements were reworked or scrapped, and only a few elements remained in their original form. I remember the original concept for the opening cutscene was the astronauts landing on Mars only to discover a pale woman in tattered clothing who heralded the Traveler before making it rain around them. That almost religious energy was seemingly completely thrown out when they forced the time travel plot in. The story of the Gardener and the Winnower was really interesting, and seemingly was abandoned beyond some lore entries. When I think about the game Destiny *could* have been, I just get really sad. It feels like the writers threw out the beautiful fantasy narrative that the game could have had in favor of cheesy sci-fi that would be a lot easier to write and maintain.
I'm very glad I quit when I did, back when Shadowkeep came out and I realized there was absolutely no reason to stick around anymore. Haven't gone back since, and I'm happy with that too. Still, I do miss the days at the end of Destiny 1, Age of Triumph. The game was fun, my friends were still there, I felt like I had truly accomplished most of what I could in the game, and brighter days were ahead. Then Destiny 2 came out, and that all went to shit. Held my interest for quite a long time, but felt hollow and like a shadow of what it could've been. Got worse and worse, friends left, so I finally quit. Now all I do is listen to this amazing music once in a blue moon, reminding myself to never stick around too long after thinking, "It'll get better soon, I hope."
I’ll never understand how Activision had arguably the greatest composers in gaming (and Paul McCartney) and instead of using the music they produced they use generic sci-fi tunes for the Destiny trailer. What a mindless and soulless decision.
This just shows that Destiny was meant to be the best game ever. It was meant to be this amazing masterpiece with so much story and beautiful worlds and so much lore, and the only thing left of that is the AMAZING soundtrack and the lore.
@John Stuart Activision is what caused Bungie to become the shell it is today. Same happened with Infinity Ward and Activision as well, the OG devs of Modern Warfare 2 were fired and went on to make Titanfall for EA. The Infinity Ward today holds nothing but the name of its past self, just like Bungie
Bungie had to delete the E N T I R E storyline, all of it, the whole campaign, roughly a single year before Destiny was set to release. Solely because Activision didn't like it. They'd been working on that story for absolutely years. It's why we got all the lore stuck in grimoire cards, they didn't have the time to put it in-game. And more importantly, why the campaign was so shallow on original launch.
When I listen to this I can feel what Destiny was supposed to be. The original vision for this game was clearly something great. It's a shame it only came through in glimpses when it was released. I think Destiny is a different beast altogether now and I still enjoy the game. But it will forever be a 'what if'...
Inquisitor McDakka the "what if" is glued to destiny till the end of time. The $500 million budget flop. All we have are questions since the game they were working on since ODST was nowhere to be found. Instead there was this imposter calling itself Destiny. The game was cut to shreds. TO THIS DAY, we are getting reskinned and cut content even in D2. most areas are from the D1 we'll never get. So get used to it, any bungie fan who knows the dev history of destiny will ALWAYS say "What if." sigh, the old Bungie died with Reach.
@@ixiwarlockixi2665 Im glad Im not alone in that group as well. I myself still fancy the game a bit. It really is one of the best around in terms of FPS mechanics and just feeling powerful. However, its nowhere near as ground breaking as any of their previous titles. God, I wish we had what this game set out to be. Im so glad im not the only one who knows the feeling that I had that was nearly indescribable about this game. I didnt set my expectations above and beyond, I bought into the vision that Bungie had for this game, and was let down probably as badly as the original developers were.
@@Dashx64 To Bungie: "Our Destiny - your Destiny - was so close, I wish you could have lived to see it. But you belong to Reach. Your body, your armor - all burned and turned to glass. Everything… except your courage. That, you gave to us. And with it, we can rebuild."
@@TimothySnowman nah Destiny is pretty good rn especially in terms of story even in Destiny 1 Taken King and Rise of Iron were phenomenal and the lore from beginning to end is incredible bungie is adding lots of content and Destiny is in a great state rn and hopefully it’ll get even better, bungie just has to pick up the pace
When I heard Michael Salvatori was part of the layoffs I was just gobsmacked. Without Marty I feel like Salvatori was the last vestige of that old Bungie feel, now that they've dropped him I don't think they'll really ever again reach the heights of musical beauty they achieved with those two musical masterclasses at the helm.
I miss Destiny 1 so bad I miss all the memories I made with my fireteam defeating Skolas and the all the raid bosses Rest in Peace Destiny 1 you will be remembered
I feel you. Going back to D1, it felt so much more.... Just more. We were in a completely desperate situation, being the fading Guardians of a almost wiped out civilization. We were constantly on our toes, things turned from bad to worse as some of the worst possible beings showed up. IDK, I love the memories I made in Destiny, but they just don't feel the same in Destiny 2.
Ive deleted all my vault items and all my characters. Sent my main off with his best gear, A new light is born and I've been replaying with half of my old clan. its fresh
have a feeling this will all fade away real soon, it’s been a real 10 years but idk how much more this ship can take before it sinks. god do i love the world they created tho, it began with such mystique and wonder i really do miss it, and will miss it when this game is good and dead forever.
Nothing is dead forver, something that left an impression this big will eventually sprout into something beautiful. There's a lot of people who grew up with destiny, some of them eventually will become big game developers, who will either take a leadership of destiny, or will make spiritual successor. Art is immortal, it will make it way back, as long as there are people who enjoy it.
Destiny 1 had such a magical feeling to it in the beginning. I mean, it was such a surreal feeling, like we were all gonna be apart of something so incredible.
Was thinking the same, Destiny 1 at some point and Destiny 2 with the music wasn't giving me the chills and the hero sensation of vanilla Destiny 1, i was wondering why, and after listening this was clearly why, how the music on this game is so important?.....
@@EmeraldArrow14 Some Destiny 2 Musics just like riven heart theme or the royal beasts section of the leviathan feel heroic or just search the Val Cau'or part 2 one he is what destiny should be for you . Heroic and powerful
@@Odynome That's the point, SOME of the tracks are at the level of D1 vanilla, not even 1/3 of the tracks. Val Cau'or has a generic theme imo, but all the encounters of the 1st Leviathan raid have a unique style that is superb, all the other raids have nothing to offer as good as D1 music, Dreaming city raid has only 2 tracks that are enjoyable for me, and that are the one you're naming and the other one that procs after the 1st encounter, on the bridge.
@@EmeraldArrow14 I know but did you here eden or one thousand wings. I know D2 has the lack of magic new game that D1 had but shit D2 year 1 had biutiful theme and forsaken too with gunslinger or keep of voices When you look at shadowkeep it may be sad but the raid save everything and I personally loved the theme of vex invasion's boss Edit: have you heard of hashladun fall or Zulmak's theme
The story to this album is so disappointing and sad. Activision ruined so many things about destiny, not to say Bungie isn’t at fault completely. But activision SERIOUSLY took over creative control before E3 and wanted to make the trailer with their OWN music?!??! They wouldn’t use THIS!!?!? Literally MARTY and PAUL
MillionBlue青 we lost so much, still to this day bungie are using the old assets of the original cut destiny, the mars in destiny 2 was originally the mars area in Destiny 1. Hell so was the EDZ. We never even got the raid that blew people away when it was teased. Rasputin was even put on mars as a rework since all the assets of charlemagne were there on mars already I cant imagine the scope of the original game, they were at least working on the game during ODST. What couldve been! I will always hope for a leak or someway to see that supercut, to see how much was already made and how much bungie slashed out...
Inquisitor McDakka It isn't about pleasing everyone, when most people were alienated and off put by this game, a game in which they had so much hope for. Destiny 1 was the fastest swing new IP of all time, but was quickly dying after launch. This game was meant to surpass Halo and firmly plant Bungie as an all time game development legend. Now there's a good chance they'll always just be "that Halo company". There's nothing wrong or futile about pondering the past and possibility. There is something to be learned from it. And also it offers closure, to at least get a glimpse at the greatness we were promised but never given.
It makes me so sad. This music brings so much hope and inspiration. To think of what happened, it's just sad. I want to support Marty so much. You know something comes from inspiration when it can so easily touch your soul.
17:17 if Commander Zavala ever dies I can just imagine this playing as we find him and drop to our knees in anguish and pain and loss. That would be an epic and emotional moment.
Mmmm. You could publish the name of my own project before me. I was late with the video because of problems with rendering. But it does not matter, thanks for continuing to share MotS The True Final Edition with the world.
People like you should be regarded in high esteem as those that work at delivering great, high quality content. Kudos to you, sir. Thank you for this awesome masterpiece.
Imagine, The dark below, The house of the wolves packaged in the main game. Imagine many other dlc as fucking awsome as The taken King. This would have been Destiny. I'm glad that Forsaken is at least a real ode to Destiny lore
Bungie tried making every character comic relief like Cayde. When people complained that it ruined the characters and tone, Bungie killed off the only funny character instead.
You know why you’re here. Marty’s recent vid. And according to recent comments, it’s some lawsuit from Bungie? If anyone can correct me here with any extra or more accurate info, I’d appreciate it.
Pete Parsons and Marty O' Donnell have been fighting about the rights of music of the spheres since he was fired from the company, apparently he was trying to sell the music of the spheres in his bandcamp and Pete didn't like that
@Sez B That's what happens when you firm a contract, all artistic intention gets thrown away for the legal mumbo jumbo that comes after, the truth is that this would've never happened if Marty simply kept the files to himself without trying to sell them on his bandcamp, he lived unbothered for years until he tried that and paid the price
At last....a breath of a diying God scapes from his tomb to show the world that, I fact is not truly gone, and one day, it will thrive again, to be as great as it was meant to be...
reading this after seeing the recent Bungie year 2 stream , you were right. after the huge downfall..destiny is becoming great again as it meant to be, 4th september awaits.
@@DutchNewbJr And now Bungie is is free. No publishers to haggle them, nobody to restrict their art. Destiny 3 will fulfill the vision of Bungie. A vision that has been squandered for the last 8 years, but not anymore.
@@richardwu8371 forsaken was a step in the right direction but the annual pass sucks alot... feels worse then osiris.. i wonder who's the blame. after the activision split up i was pretty pumped but still we have to wait and see what bungie delivers, might come back to the game. the game needs marty o donnell real bad, to make the game actually feel alive again.. ;s
@@DutchNewbJr Yeah, but I believe bungie will do well. They intend to, and they may make mistakes (being a mid size, independent game publisher on the AAA scene is extremely difficult) but we should be forgiving. As for Marty, I hope Bungie actually brings the MOTS to light. Marty is currently running his own studio, so I don't think he is coming back. But there is always a chance at a partnership or something?
Thank you so much. I was looking for it everywhere and I finally found it here. Such a shame and waste that this music was kept hidden from everybody. Not only this is a fantastic game ost but goddam good music independently. I understand now why Marty O'Donnell wanted to release it apart from the game, it's not just an ego thing, it's music that deserve its own spotlight.
just started playing destiny 2 back in july and fell in love with this game, and paul mccartney, one of the true legends, so happy to have seen him perform live multiple times. to now listen to this, all the history surrounding it aside, it is truly amazing that o'donnell, salvatori, and paul fkn mccartney came together to create this, and it's absolutely beautiful. really love destiny, so glad I found this series, the world the characters the settings the story and especially the music, all astonishing and pure magic. this is brilliant stuff. legit makes me tear up listening to it. i really enjoy the game, and it has become one of my favorites, and the music is certainly part of that.
If you can, check out the original some time, has a way better atmosphere to it that feels more authentic, adventurous and mysterious, the worlds look way better too, and I think the guns feel more amazing, still full of flaws and fell short of the original vision though, but it has magic that the sequel is starved for
@@GiraffeVortex i guess everyone has different opinions but yeah the first game has a certain aura to it that the second game doesn't have but. Destiny 2 is more then a worthy sequel amd has put the game in new heights this is it we are coming close to the end soon the final shape will be revealed and we will face the darkness and defeat it once and for all. I'll have my trusty last word with me when that happens and ofc gjallhorn who can forget that gun btw destiny 2 has better gunplay yo me because well there is more variety and cool exotics the D1 exotics feel bland for the most part while D2 they are very unique and ofc we got bows in D2 very satisfying "guns" lol well see you out there guardian and that's beat the darkness ass
@@GiraffeVortex I definitely want to someday! That said, I've found a lot to love and a lot of magic in D2, even now I'm playing it more than ever before. And I still feel very nostalgic for when I first started playing it not too long ago. There was a lot of wonder and awe and scale for me then. And as I've played more, of course some of the wonder and mystery has gone away, but that's because I've learned much more and spent so much time in the game, and have now been along with it as major parts of the story have progressed. That feels natural to me. Loving the game a lot, and can't wait for what Final Shape and beyond have in store for us.
19:03 to 20:02 should be used in the final cutscene that concludes the light and dark saga. Because that little snippet of music really fits that kind of mood
This was the fisrt video suggested to me after Marty had to post his 'to whom it may concern' video... screw bungie legal for doing him wrong like this
@@josephhakim2344 So during the court case after he was fired from Bungie part of the terms was that Marty would turn over all of the music/concepts he made for Destiny 1. Well he never did that and instead posted and monetized some of it despite Bungie owning the rights to the music. This is his original work, but Bungie owns it as per his original contract with them.
Something resides in this that I cannot pinpoint. There is an order, an imagery of all in the universe somehow incapsulated in these few songs that I have never once felt in Destiny itself. If the feeling of this is what the true Destiny was meant to be, I can only dream of its splendor. I still like the current state of Destiny tho.
@@TomatoestDuck I was wondering the same thing, coz I’m looking through the track list and cant see something that sounds like that Marty track. Similar but not the same maybe and he got confused
I can hardly lessen to this with out tears coming to my eyes. This game was more than just a game. It was a part of most of our lives. And we feel like we have lost a love with the new one. Now, things are getting better. But we all know nothing can ever touch what this game was. We all grew with it as it got better and better. Gained friends and relationships that some of us lost forever. Leaving clans, or just not playing anymore. I hope that bungie can find away back to what they use to be.
Five years later, and this still is the best game I have ever played... Listening to this took me back to when I was 12... Booting up the game for the first time and watching that opening cutscene and looking in wonder at the amazing game in front of me. If I only knew how much this game had changed me as a person almost half a decade later... Hearing that first line of music was all it took to make me appreciate how far Destiny has gone, despite the ups and downs.
Jack Smith the feeling of relentless hope and optimism, the sense of wonder and awe at a world full of character and mystery, that's what destiny has meant to me since even before the beta. Bungies made a LOT of mistakes but I believe they've still got a soul in there
There's more mystery, intrigue, adventure and clarity in Music of the Spheres than the actual game(s) of Destiny. EDIT: I want to hit the Like button a thousand times. Music of the Spheres is so damn good.
I can't believe this is as good as it is. Video game music is rarely this transcendent and personally visceral. Absolutely incredible. Congrats, Marty. You did it again.
As soon as I heard the music in the ending for D2, the music was so amazing and had a different feel, so I looked up where it came from, and to my speculations, it indeed did come from D1 (20:40)
From what we know, this is the original soundtrack to the original destiny story. We are aware of the book of sorrows and understand its presence in the Destiny lore. Take a look at the song names. Sometimes soundtracks follow the storyline I think (please dont quote me here, just theorycrafting) and the names of the songs can give us an idea of the story that once was. The Path - "Eyes up Guardian", our first steps. We walked that path and found our Destiny. The Union - Meeting our guardian peers. Titans, Warlocks, and Hunters. Together form a powerful fireteam to defeat the enemies the Last City. The Ruin - The Last City. Humanity had a golden age when greeted by the traveler, but it all came crashing down at some point. Music also sounds very Cabalish. The Tribulation - The problem. What do we need to do to save and protect the last city from these invaders? The Rose - The rose has its thorns, and from early trailers I can only assume this is the Crow. Who knows, thats just my guess. The Ecstasy - The queen? Mara Sov has a certain ecstasy to an extent, and this song has a very royal sound to it. The Prison - The Prison of Elders? The Hope - the hope for the future.
I hope destiny has a ceremonious ending. I left during destiny 2, but still want to see its eventual conclusion. And i want the old destiny opening song to be the final closer to this tumultuous, but nostalgia heavy saga.
The original concept for destiny one feels like an art that was denied to the world out of corporate greed. At least it shined through in a few moments and destiny 1 was still an amazing experience of you had friends to play raids with.
@@wifine1951Then they recycled it, had a freelance writer construct the grimoire with references from Staten’s notes, and lastly caused Staten’s team to up and leave after finishing Taken King. Bungie’s Glassdoor reviews paint a detailed picture of upper management’s arrogance and ego. They became real jerks and forced out a lot of talent. They also bullied freelance artists and contractors, teasing them with nonexistent opportunities for a permanent job. “We made Halo,” they’d answer any constructive criticism. Permanent roles were for their buddies. Nepotism flourished.
@@wifine1951Yup. Bungie even broke their partnership with Activision after learning Eververse alone made Activision $1B in revenue. Their claim not mine. They were going to publish free to play mobile games in China with microtransactions and pay2win mechanics. It’s more culturally accepted there to pay for an advantage and they do so without hesitation. This dream fell apart when Xinnie the Pooh and the CCP waged war on video games, calling them “poison for the soul”. At which point they let themselves be purchased by Sony. Guess what they’re making next? Free to play and mobile games with microtransactions galore. Their next Marathon game is a simple extraction shooter on the Tiger engine. Basically free for all slayer. No complex scripting, no need for fancy cutscenes, no expensive voice actors, and the story is already told so dust it off. They even brag to other studios and publishers how they are grooming their audience to accept less content for more money and be happy about it. Save on effort and cost while increasing profit. They, modern day Bungo, are prideful tools. The pride isn’t even earned anymore.
I came here to relisten to this gorgeous music after made his statement to Paul Tassi recently. "We don't retreat, we reload." God, I'm in tears from just listening to this with that context. We'll miss you Michael 😭
Listening to this suite just puts me on a whole different plane of life, the way this was beautifully orchestrated has never been matched before. Props to all who worked on this masterpiece.
Honestly still feels very Halo, which I say out of love, even though it’s clearly meant to be different. Could easily see Master Chief exploring a beautiful Ringworld forest or gallivanting through the cosmos to this. Marty’s touch can really be felt on these songs. He has such a unique and beautiful vision for his art.
Anyone else hear the o donnel the man who composed this song was forced to pay bungie a 100,000 for up loading this song to the internet because they owned it but shelved this song and didn't use it
Wow this is so gorgeous. I unfortunately never got into Destiny 1 but hearing this music again makes me wish things were different. Destiny 1 was actually my first ps4 game ever. I was moving schools for the billionth time and I wasn’t taking it well, so my parents got me a ps4 with destiny that Christmas in 2014 to make me feel better. I was so grateful, and I still am, but it was kind of inconvenient timing for a game like destiny to be introduced into my life. First off I had just moved schools, and although I would make many wonderful memories playing games with friends later down the road, I didn’t have anyone to play Destiny with at that specific point in time. I feel like that severely hampered my experience with the game, just playing by myself. Also that Christmas the ps4 and xbox servers would get hacked so that wasn’t really a good introduction to Destiny, a game that had no offline mode to my recollection. Overall I remember feeling very disappointed with how Destiny 1 turned out, as I adored the halo games growing up, and Destiny didn’t do a good job at capturing my imagination like the halo games did. Later on I would get new games and play lots of games with other people, but not Destiny. Apparently nowadays Destiny has evolved into an entirely different beast, but I think that experience of playing Destiny 1 when I was younger makes me really hesitant to try out Destiny 2. It’s just not something I want to do, but if I ever do play Destiny 2, I hope I end up finding some enjoyment out of it
Thank you. I've been listening to an incomplete version with sub-par audio and listening to this crisp and in its entirety was a very joyful experience.
Added lossless download link. Enjoy.
Been copyright claimed by UMG, and unfortunately monetised by them. Use an adblock. I dont care, I put this up ad-free.
New download link: (MP3) goo.gl/FYToBh
(FLAC): drive.google.com/file/d/1IBSdbqmeSk36Ig6j0UluNcCjb6qyA2LV/view?usp=sharing
Yeah fuck creators who put their heart and souls into their work! Let's make sure they don't earn a single cent! Fuck you Bungie and fuck you Marty!
Edit: Original comment has been edited. This no longer makes sense.
@@deadpatronus I don't think this is bungie's fault. I mean, you really think Marty wouldn't want this shit on youtube, after all he's gone through to get it out? I think activision dipped their fingers in the decision making here
@@edwardwu7730 This is the right opinion! Marty will make no more money from Music of the Spheres, he just wants people to hear this amazing music!
God bless you.
@@deadpatronus umg claims everything. Not Bungie's fault
Here after reading an article telling the story of this. Basically Marty coming up with it, then working with Paul McCartney on it and having an amazing experience, Paul making “Hope for the Future” to be the “Live and Let Die” of Destiny, then Destiny’s development and marketing being such a disaster that Music of the Spheres was being ignored, Marty having his whole falling out with Activision and Bungie, Hope for the Future being released out of context and flopping, and Music of the Spheres being released years later only included in a limited edition physical music collection. Plus people mistakingly thought Paul’s only contribution was Hope for the Future and the marketing was misleading, but he really did have a whole lot of influence on Destiny’s music (he came up with the horns from the title screen!)
Glad I could find it on here at least to listen to it.
@@AtlyxMusic wow I had no clue he did that. That’s fucking awesome lmao
Per their Glassdoor reviews, Bungie upper management got very arrogant after Halo. They turned into egotistical jerks and pushed away a lot of talent. Not just the big names like Marty and Staten. Staten’s writing team left after finishing Taken King for example.
@@BungieStudios Which is also why The Taken King was such a good DLC. The story had a clear progression, the missions were varied and fun, the raid was excellent. But the worst thing is that it was supposed to have a lot more content.
@BungieStudios an arrogance and incompetence that lead to layoffs just a couple of weeks ago. With Michael Salvatori, of all people, amongst the casualties. 😡😤😤
@@GhostRydr1172to further elaborate on that they laid off people because they wanted to keep some semblance of the company after selling themselves off to Sony so upper management could get a quick buck
When art like this is deliberately kept from the public, it's a crime. I would gladly and happily pay for this
When a composer uses the human voice as an instrument, equal to all others and in compliment of them, you should immediately trust their music.
You can here all this music in D1 vanilla
@@Mental_Warlock no parts of it were used around different set pieces but not their entirety.
@@Mental_Warlock and the ost was not made available for a long time.
I just finished "The Path" and it breaks the heart to think that this was purposefully suppressed.
Everytime I listen to this it just feels like Marty saying "if you only knew what game you missed."
Bingo! You nailed it my friend
9:24 sounds more like Pirates of the Carribean than the entire Ketchcrash soundtrack.
The original Destiny story, like Jodorowsky's Dune, will go down as one of the great pieces of entertainment never made.
Bungie did so dirty to Marty and Joseph, Jones is a betrayer
Was about to drop a comment about that. If only Bungie didn't sell out
Damn shame how this masterpiece was hidden from us
facts
Hm
What do you mean? It's almost entirely in the game, scattered around the orbit, tower, missions, credits and whatnot.
qcdoomqc No, a few pieces are repeated multiple times in various places where it doesn’t get heard much at all. Barely any of it is in its full form.
john smithson Then pay attention more. I’ve heard probably 90% of the music here, in game.
they played the first part of the hope for the final cutscene but not the paul mccartney singing part. all the art shown lined up perfectly when i tested what it would sound like
Dude I was freaking out when I heard
I was hoping there would be credits that would play the Paul McCartney part.
That original Destiny aesthetic has a really special place in my heart. I love the game we have now and I’ll never stop playing it for good. I’m happy with the story as it seems to be getting better and better each season, but while so much mystery still remains and the stakes are ever higher, there’s one simple thing they lack: wonder.
Destiny 1 had a real sense of wonder about the world. There’s an old vidoc of Marty talking about environmental storytelling and how important it is for game design. The old Halo games did this to perfection, especially in games like Halo 3: ODST with the weird glyphs found all over. OG Destiny did too as we knew so very little. I suppose though that that’s the sad part about the series. We can’t go back to that same sense as wonder as we learn more.
The thing is, they can always bring that wonder back. There is still so much we don’t know in regards to the vex, the darkness, etc. it’s just that the lore nowadays are the answers to our past wonders, instead of prompting more mystery
@@equinoxruinouseffigy7856 I want Staten.
@@sovl2178 Same and i always hope someday he'll get the opportunity to make and release his original vision of Destiny for all of us
You perfectly encapsulated what I feel the game is lacking
Is such a shame
@@theseproblemsmatter1 Don't hold your breath...
The Path: Tracking the Traveler across the solar system, then finally sending an envoy to Mars to meet it
The Union: The Traveler blessing humanity with many gifts, leading to rapid technological growth and incredible advances in science.
The Ruin: Humanity enjoying its Golden Age, with peace and prosperity for all. The Colony ships are created, to finally push beyond the confines of our solar system, into the great expanse of unexplored space.
The Tribulation: The Darkness comes, shattering the Golden age. The Traveler is wounded and humanity is pushed t the brink of extinction.
The Rose: The time of the Risen, and the time of the Warlords. Humanity slowly migrates to the Traveler. Eventually, a new breed of Risen comes, to shatter the Warlords, unite the Factions and protect humanity under the shadow of their broken god. However, danger is everywhere. The time of the Gunslingers comes, Risen who travel the world in search of those who need protecting on the road to the Traveler.
The Ecstasy: The founding of the Last City, and truly the beginning of the Guardians. Under their protection, a new safe haven emerges, a shining example of the perseverance of humanity. During this time, the Fallen attempt raids on this new City. People are lost.
The Prison: The time of great disaster for the City. The failed attack on Crota, the Battle of the Six Fronts, and Twilight Gap. Tragedy after tragedy. The Guardians focus on protecting the City.
The Hope: After a long time, a lone Ghost in the Cosmodrome finds you, a Guardian that will change everything...
"Thanks. You know, for being my guardian."
Rose is also a nod to the age of Reyzll Azir, before the time of guardians, before the city. Before the tale of sorrow that would birth the Thorn
beautifully written, thank you
what is the point of this comment when you are told what the songs are about, the ecstasy is about jupiter for example not whatever nonsense you wrote
Maranatha!
One of the best OST I've ever heard in a media (film, videogame, etc)
The sci-fi/fantasy atmosphere is incredible in this
Whoa whoa whoa.
Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, and Shadow of the Colossus would like a word with you.
Soniti1324 "one of.."
I don't argue with this. I am a huge advocate for all score both in film and video games. This is on the top if not at the top. Nothing brings me more feeling than any other piece. Sure lotr, star wars are iconic but this is just pure mastery and is on a whole other level imho.
Have u heard halo odst ost?
Destiny 2 will never compare. Just in the 1st song, you can just see the chill tower, guardians standing around, wind blowing, ships fly by. Peace.
20:10
That was the song I heard in orbit that changed my mind in the beta: “yeah, I like this game. I guess it’s actually gonna be good.”
and it is such a great hit too. So nostalgiac but also beautifully written
Here after Marty's latest legal message on his TH-cam channel
17:17 this is what played in my brain as I watched that legal message… 😓 the darkness won :(
@@Moobeus the darkness did 😔
@@Moobeus You know Marty's a huge piece of shit, right? He got fired from Bungie for threatening a coworker.
@@Sir_Crow show me your source for that
@@Sir_Crow Supremacy is often born of controversy. Just sayin... I mean you've heard his right? Art, timeless art almost always comes from the extreme fringe.
Marty: "Please take down Music of the Spheres."
Me here: OH shit.
They better not
His fingers were crossed while saying that for the lawyers. 🤞
Okay imma come out and say it:
I liked OG Destiny 1.
I liked the old weapon balance.
I liked the old art style.
I liked the obscure levelling path.
I liked the completely opaque story.
I liked Dinklebot.
I even liked that cheesy-ass Paul McCartney song.
I miss what Destiny was *intended* to be, and while obviously we're not going to get that now, having a copy of MoTS feels like a little bit of that old magic has still been retained.
Well eyes up guardian, it's time to kick ass the darkness once and for all and end this dreadful war soon lightfall is coming and then the last expansion final shape will hit
Its Marty, its always been. Without him the soul of destiny is forever shattered.
I completely agree. Destiny 1 had its story rapidly rewritten after its head writer was fired shortly before release. A lot of elements were reworked or scrapped, and only a few elements remained in their original form. I remember the original concept for the opening cutscene was the astronauts landing on Mars only to discover a pale woman in tattered clothing who heralded the Traveler before making it rain around them. That almost religious energy was seemingly completely thrown out when they forced the time travel plot in. The story of the Gardener and the Winnower was really interesting, and seemingly was abandoned beyond some lore entries. When I think about the game Destiny *could* have been, I just get really sad. It feels like the writers threw out the beautiful fantasy narrative that the game could have had in favor of cheesy sci-fi that would be a lot easier to write and maintain.
You forgot badass Master Rahool - mister purples become blues!!!! And the Loot Cave!
ps what does it mean OG Destiny?
I'm very glad I quit when I did, back when Shadowkeep came out and I realized there was absolutely no reason to stick around anymore. Haven't gone back since, and I'm happy with that too.
Still, I do miss the days at the end of Destiny 1, Age of Triumph. The game was fun, my friends were still there, I felt like I had truly accomplished most of what I could in the game, and brighter days were ahead. Then Destiny 2 came out, and that all went to shit. Held my interest for quite a long time, but felt hollow and like a shadow of what it could've been. Got worse and worse, friends left, so I finally quit.
Now all I do is listen to this amazing music once in a blue moon, reminding myself to never stick around too long after thinking, "It'll get better soon, I hope."
I’ll never understand how Activision had arguably the greatest composers in gaming (and Paul McCartney) and instead of using the music they produced they use generic sci-fi tunes for the Destiny trailer. What a mindless and soulless decision.
You mean Bungie?
@@sovl2178 In this case, no, because Activision made the trailer, not Bungie.
This just shows that Destiny was meant to be the best game ever. It was meant to be this amazing masterpiece with so much story and beautiful worlds and so much lore, and the only thing left of that is the AMAZING soundtrack and the lore.
It's a god damn heartbreak... Oh, what might have been....
@Joshes Brioches it was actually bungie, as post-shadowkeep has proven
@Joshes Brioches If you think it was Activision you're the type of customer bungie was dicking from the start
@John Stuart Activision is what caused Bungie to become the shell it is today. Same happened with Infinity Ward and Activision as well, the OG devs of Modern Warfare 2 were fired and went on to make Titanfall for EA. The Infinity Ward today holds nothing but the name of its past self, just like Bungie
Bungie had to delete the E N T I R E storyline, all of it, the whole campaign, roughly a single year before Destiny was set to release. Solely because Activision didn't like it. They'd been working on that story for absolutely years. It's why we got all the lore stuck in grimoire cards, they didn't have the time to put it in-game. And more importantly, why the campaign was so shallow on original launch.
When I listen to this I can feel what Destiny was supposed to be. The original vision for this game was clearly something great. It's a shame it only came through in glimpses when it was released.
I think Destiny is a different beast altogether now and I still enjoy the game. But it will forever be a 'what if'...
Inquisitor McDakka the "what if" is glued to destiny till the end of time. The $500 million budget flop. All we have are questions since the game they were working on since ODST was nowhere to be found. Instead there was this imposter calling itself Destiny. The game was cut to shreds.
TO THIS DAY, we are getting reskinned and cut content even in D2. most areas are from the D1 we'll never get. So get used to it, any bungie fan who knows the dev history of destiny will ALWAYS say "What if."
sigh, the old Bungie died with Reach.
@@ixiwarlockixi2665 Im glad Im not alone in that group as well. I myself still fancy the game a bit. It really is one of the best around in terms of FPS mechanics and just feeling powerful. However, its nowhere near as ground breaking as any of their previous titles. God, I wish we had what this game set out to be. Im so glad im not the only one who knows the feeling that I had that was nearly indescribable about this game. I didnt set my expectations above and beyond, I bought into the vision that Bungie had for this game, and was let down probably as badly as the original developers were.
@@ixiwarlockixi2665 i've cried thinking about it once or twice
@@Dashx64 To Bungie: "Our Destiny - your Destiny - was so close, I wish you could have lived to see it. But you belong to Reach. Your body, your armor - all burned and turned to glass. Everything… except your courage. That, you gave to us. And with it, we can rebuild."
@@TimothySnowman nah Destiny is pretty good rn especially in terms of story even in Destiny 1 Taken King and Rise of Iron were phenomenal and the lore from beginning to end is incredible bungie is adding lots of content and Destiny is in a great state rn and hopefully it’ll get even better, bungie just has to pick up the pace
Now, all the names that created this music are gone. Bungie has truly destroyed the hart of what makes this game magical. Marty, Mike. Gone.
When I heard Michael Salvatori was part of the layoffs I was just gobsmacked. Without Marty I feel like Salvatori was the last vestige of that old Bungie feel, now that they've dropped him I don't think they'll really ever again reach the heights of musical beauty they achieved with those two musical masterclasses at the helm.
Coming back to this today to realize that now the 3 composers of this beauty have all left the company in some way or another.
Now we just need that Destiny supercut leaked.
Right? LoL
Maybe itll be leaked when bungie flatlines. Nowadays i see it sometimes stop beating.
@@ixiwarlockixi2665 Wtf?
JakeSpacePirate E what
@@ixiwarlockixi2665 a grim outlook is all
God destiny 2 has such fucking fantastic music, but none of it can ever stand up to this masterpiece of symphony.
this makes me so fucking viscerally sad and angry
I can't imagine what the OG Destiny team feels. All that fucking work.
Ikr. They really did do a lot for this game.
This music has a vibe much different to what the game is
I miss Destiny 1 so bad I miss all the memories I made with my fireteam defeating Skolas and the all the raid bosses Rest in Peace Destiny 1 you will be remembered
I feel you. Going back to D1, it felt so much more.... Just more.
We were in a completely desperate situation, being the fading Guardians of a almost wiped out civilization.
We were constantly on our toes, things turned from bad to worse as some of the worst possible beings showed up.
IDK, I love the memories I made in Destiny, but they just don't feel the same in Destiny 2.
never too late to go back
All things must come to an end
Ive deleted all my vault items and all my characters. Sent my main off with his best gear, A new light is born and I've been replaying with half of my old clan. its fresh
have a feeling this will all fade away real soon, it’s been a real 10 years but idk how much more this ship can take before it sinks. god do i love the world they created tho, it began with such mystique and wonder i really do miss it, and will miss it when this game is good and dead forever.
Nothing is dead forver, something that left an impression this big will eventually sprout into something beautiful. There's a lot of people who grew up with destiny, some of them eventually will become big game developers, who will either take a leadership of destiny, or will make spiritual successor. Art is immortal, it will make it way back, as long as there are people who enjoy it.
Destiny 1 had such a magical feeling to it in the beginning. I mean, it was such a surreal feeling, like we were all gonna be apart of something so incredible.
It gives me chills just to hear it. The Destiny soundtrack today doesn't sound anything like it and didn't give me near as many chills.
Was thinking the same, Destiny 1 at some point and Destiny 2 with the music wasn't giving me the chills and the hero sensation of vanilla Destiny 1, i was wondering why, and after listening this was clearly why, how the music on this game is so important?.....
@@EmeraldArrow14 Some Destiny 2 Musics just like riven heart theme or the royal beasts section of the leviathan feel heroic or just search the Val Cau'or part 2 one he is what destiny should be for you . Heroic and powerful
@@Odynome That's the point, SOME of the tracks are at the level of D1 vanilla, not even 1/3 of the tracks. Val Cau'or has a generic theme imo, but all the encounters of the 1st Leviathan raid have a unique style that is superb, all the other raids have nothing to offer as good as D1 music, Dreaming city raid has only 2 tracks that are enjoyable for me, and that are the one you're naming and the other one that procs after the 1st encounter, on the bridge.
@@EmeraldArrow14 I know but did you here eden or one thousand wings.
I know D2 has the lack of magic new game that D1 had but shit D2 year 1 had biutiful theme and forsaken too with gunslinger or keep of voices
When you look at shadowkeep it may be sad but the raid save everything and I personally loved the theme of vex invasion's boss
Edit: have you heard of hashladun fall or Zulmak's theme
@@McSpicyYT beyond light has some seriously great music. Look Within is one of the best Raid themes so far, on par with Last Stand and Eyes Up for me
The story to this album is so disappointing and sad. Activision ruined so many things about destiny, not to say Bungie isn’t at fault completely. But activision SERIOUSLY took over creative control before E3 and wanted to make the trailer with their OWN music?!??! They wouldn’t use THIS!!?!? Literally MARTY and PAUL
Plot twist: It was Bungie's fault all along.
Even the Lightfall soundtrack pales in comparison to this.
It's the closest thing, even the vanilla D2 song cant compare to the OG D1 masterpiece.
@@Rodrigo_A1 i think forsaken is the closest destiny has gotten
This is so good.
Destiny. The embodiment of good ideas that never reach their true potential.
What a metaphor for our times.
The name of the game is apropeaux too.
Destiny always reminds me to be hopeful, I think things are starting to get better but... bungies got a long way to go
Max Kordon I might be happening now that bungie has finally broken free from activision
Couldn’t have said it better myself good sire
It's Activision's fault
Wonder what Destiny would have been had they kept Jason and Marty on board. Hope those two make something again together.
I wonder that a lot... and I often wonder what the arch of Joseph Staten's original story content actually was.
MillionBlue青 we lost so much, still to this day bungie are using the old assets of the original cut destiny, the mars in destiny 2 was originally the mars area in Destiny 1. Hell so was the EDZ. We never even got the raid that blew people away when it was teased.
Rasputin was even put on mars as a rework since all the assets of charlemagne were there on mars already
I cant imagine the scope of the original game, they were at least working on the game during ODST. What couldve been!
I will always hope for a leak or someway to see that supercut, to see how much was already made and how much bungie slashed out...
DASH64 may I ask what raid you’re referring to? And where can I find teasers for it? I’d love to see this
Inquisitor McDakka It isn't about pleasing everyone, when most people were alienated and off put by this game, a game in which they had so much hope for. Destiny 1 was the fastest swing new IP of all time, but was quickly dying after launch. This game was meant to surpass Halo and firmly plant Bungie as an all time game development legend. Now there's a good chance they'll always just be "that Halo company". There's nothing wrong or futile about pondering the past and possibility. There is something to be learned from it. And also it offers closure, to at least get a glimpse at the greatness we were promised but never given.
Like.. the two soundtrack makers that i love the most are marty and micheal salvatori
It makes me so sad. This music brings so much hope and inspiration. To think of what happened, it's just sad. I want to support Marty so much. You know something comes from inspiration when it can so easily touch your soul.
17:17 if Commander Zavala ever dies I can just imagine this playing as we find him and drop to our knees in anguish and pain and loss. That would be an epic and emotional moment.
Lance is gone but Zavala lives on, I hope if they kill off the character this track does play, to give him the sending-off he needs
Well... Final Shape launch trailer indicates something may happen to him.
@@FelixRaycher imagine this song does play, in like a post raid cutscene or something 😭😭
I don't even care about Marty, I just want to vibe to this again.
Cheers dude.
You know your music is special when it can bring a tear to my eye in 12 sec 17:38 to 17:50
This sounds like a WHOLE other game. Gee I wonder why?
Came here from Marty's latest vid :( 💔
Wait what happened
The final song in this track NEEDS to be in the final shape
Wish granted (minus hope for the future but close enough)
The music is so unbearably beautiful! Can't believe we missed out on so much.
It's a crime against humanity im just discovering this now and hidden from public who deserves to hear this masterpiece
Mmmm. You could publish the name of my own project before me. I was late with the video because of problems with rendering.
But it does not matter, thanks for continuing to share MotS The True Final Edition with the world.
Thank you for releasing it, It's a beautiful soundtrack.
People like you should be regarded in high esteem as those that work at delivering great, high quality content.
Kudos to you, sir. Thank you for this awesome masterpiece.
If i replaced the music in star wars with these soundtracks it would be amazing
How did you leak it?
Is this not Martys original?
Anyone here after Marty's latest post?
Hope for the Future makes a lot more sense with this soundtrack giving context.
Imagine, The dark below, The house of the wolves packaged in the main game. Imagine many other dlc as fucking awsome as The taken King. This would have been Destiny. I'm glad that Forsaken is at least a real ode to Destiny lore
if only it stayed that way my friend
haha. gosh how I miss 2014-2015..
Imagine not being able to wait three months for an expansion
Bungie tried making every character comic relief like Cayde. When people complained that it ruined the characters and tone, Bungie killed off the only funny character instead.
@@kevin_kevinsonThey were meant to be the main campaign and ended up being recycled as DLC. The final game had no story at all.
You know why you’re here. Marty’s recent vid. And according to recent comments, it’s some lawsuit from Bungie? If anyone can correct me here with any extra or more accurate info, I’d appreciate it.
Pete Parsons and Marty O' Donnell have been fighting about the rights of music of the spheres since he was fired from the company, apparently he was trying to sell the music of the spheres in his bandcamp and Pete didn't like that
@@Gerkion1994 ah, ok.
@Sez B Marty can't keep any personal copies and has to submit his stuff for foensic searching? That's not very cash-money for them to do.
@Sez B damn.
@Sez B That's what happens when you firm a contract, all artistic intention gets thrown away for the legal mumbo jumbo that comes after, the truth is that this would've never happened if Marty simply kept the files to himself without trying to sell them on his bandcamp, he lived unbothered for years until he tried that and paid the price
Lance, wherever you are now, may your light burn bright. ❤
At last....a breath of a diying God scapes from his tomb to show the world that, I fact is not truly gone, and one day, it will thrive again, to be as great as it was meant to be...
whats that from sounds familiar
reading this after seeing the recent Bungie year 2 stream , you were right. after the huge downfall..destiny is becoming great again as it meant to be, 4th september awaits.
@@DutchNewbJr And now Bungie is is free. No publishers to haggle them, nobody to restrict their art. Destiny 3 will fulfill the vision of Bungie. A vision that has been squandered for the last 8 years, but not anymore.
@@richardwu8371 forsaken was a step in the right direction but the annual pass sucks alot... feels worse then osiris.. i wonder who's the blame.
after the activision split up i was pretty pumped but still we have to wait and see what bungie delivers, might come back to the game.
the game needs marty o donnell real bad, to make the game actually feel alive again.. ;s
@@DutchNewbJr Yeah, but I believe bungie will do well. They intend to, and they may make mistakes (being a mid size, independent game publisher on the AAA scene is extremely difficult) but we should be forgiving.
As for Marty, I hope Bungie actually brings the MOTS to light. Marty is currently running his own studio, so I don't think he is coming back. But there is always a chance at a partnership or something?
To whoever was copyright claiming ALL of the masterpieces made by Bungie, I hope you get fired for ruining this part of our history.
Thank you so much. I was looking for it everywhere and I finally found it here.
Such a shame and waste that this music was kept hidden from everybody. Not only this is a fantastic game ost but goddam good music independently.
I understand now why Marty O'Donnell wanted to release it apart from the game, it's not just an ego thing, it's music that deserve its own spotlight.
Love this music it's a shame they fired marty O'Donnell isn't the same without him
Same IF HE Worked With salvatori again the ost would be a masterpiece it's close to being a masterpiece allready
Will they bring him back?
@@ceoofmilk2756 I'm not sure I doubt they will as hes most likely moved on from it doing his own thing
@Tree of the Way cringe
Aged like wine
Back this shit up now.
just started playing destiny 2 back in july and fell in love with this game, and paul mccartney, one of the true legends, so happy to have seen him perform live multiple times. to now listen to this, all the history surrounding it aside, it is truly amazing that o'donnell, salvatori, and paul fkn mccartney came together to create this, and it's absolutely beautiful. really love destiny, so glad I found this series, the world the characters the settings the story and especially the music, all astonishing and pure magic. this is brilliant stuff. legit makes me tear up listening to it. i really enjoy the game, and it has become one of my favorites, and the music is certainly part of that.
If you can, check out the original some time, has a way better atmosphere to it that feels more authentic, adventurous and mysterious, the worlds look way better too, and I think the guns feel more amazing, still full of flaws and fell short of the original vision though, but it has magic that the sequel is starved for
@@GiraffeVortex i guess everyone has different opinions but yeah the first game has a certain aura to it that the second game doesn't have but. Destiny 2 is more then a worthy sequel amd has put the game in new heights this is it we are coming close to the end soon the final shape will be revealed and we will face the darkness and defeat it once and for all. I'll have my trusty last word with me when that happens and ofc gjallhorn who can forget that gun btw destiny 2 has better gunplay yo me because well there is more variety and cool exotics the D1 exotics feel bland for the most part while D2 they are very unique and ofc we got bows in D2 very satisfying "guns" lol well see you out there guardian and that's beat the darkness ass
@@GiraffeVortex I definitely want to someday! That said, I've found a lot to love and a lot of magic in D2, even now I'm playing it more than ever before. And I still feel very nostalgic for when I first started playing it not too long ago. There was a lot of wonder and awe and scale for me then. And as I've played more, of course some of the wonder and mystery has gone away, but that's because I've learned much more and spent so much time in the game, and have now been along with it as major parts of the story have progressed. That feels natural to me. Loving the game a lot, and can't wait for what Final Shape and beyond have in store for us.
Your fans still stand with you, Marty. Downloading this.
God I love this and miss what Destiny could've been.
Thank you for uploading this.
Xol bless you for uploading this
here because Marty had to take down his video :'(
19:03 to 20:02 should be used in the final cutscene that concludes the light and dark saga. Because that little snippet of music really fits that kind of mood
This was the fisrt video suggested to me after Marty had to post his 'to whom it may concern' video... screw bungie legal for doing him wrong like this
I’m out of the loop but what happened and is this Marty’s original work
@@josephhakim2344 So during the court case after he was fired from Bungie part of the terms was that Marty would turn over all of the music/concepts he made for Destiny 1. Well he never did that and instead posted and monetized some of it despite Bungie owning the rights to the music. This is his original work, but Bungie owns it as per his original contract with them.
@@seventhseraph1192 ahh makes sense why they sued, but I love the fucking balls of this man
So this is the original that he uploaded then? Fuck yeah, anarchy
Something resides in this that I cannot pinpoint. There is an order, an imagery of all in the universe somehow incapsulated in these few songs that I have never once felt in Destiny itself. If the feeling of this is what the true Destiny was meant to be, I can only dream of its splendor.
I still like the current state of Destiny tho.
"The Ecstasy" is the best part! 27:44 is where the track begins, and 29:08 is where it gets really amazing.
29:08 is taken from Band of Brothers, the WW2 HBO mini-series.
Great sound, but not original.
@@perseusmandate4052 Do you have a link or track title to back that up?
@@TomatoestDuck I was wondering the same thing, coz I’m looking through the track list and cant see something that sounds like that Marty track. Similar but not the same maybe and he got confused
ゲーム監督・音響監督
そして、全制作スタッフ
こんなに優秀な人材に恵まれている
ゲームは他に無いです。
感動して涙を流しました。
【destiny1】は胸に刻み込んでおきます。
ありがとう
Current destiny doesn’t feel like this 😢
i’m actually crying listening to this
@@logangant7732I know right some of these tracks are phenomenal
I can hardly lessen to this with out tears coming to my eyes. This game was more than just a game. It was a part of most of our lives. And we feel like we have lost a love with the new one. Now, things are getting better. But we all know nothing can ever touch what this game was. We all grew with it as it got better and better. Gained friends and relationships that some of us lost forever. Leaving clans, or just not playing anymore. I hope that bungie can find away back to what they use to be.
Yes this game saved my life, literally....
Five years later, and this still is the best game I have ever played... Listening to this took me back to when I was 12... Booting up the game for the first time and watching that opening cutscene and looking in wonder at the amazing game in front of me. If I only knew how much this game had changed me as a person almost half a decade later... Hearing that first line of music was all it took to make me appreciate how far Destiny has gone, despite the ups and downs.
Jack Smith the feeling of relentless hope and optimism, the sense of wonder and awe at a world full of character and mystery, that's what destiny has meant to me since even before the beta. Bungies made a LOT of mistakes but I believe they've still got a soul in there
Max Kordon
I wish I believed they had a soul
- Ѷαгιķ // I mean, I definitely don't think whoevers in charge of corporate at bungie has one, but I think the writers and designers do
Max Kordon
True, they just can’t express and show they can do stories with deadlines on their hands
Thanks for keeping this one up. Marty was forced to take down the official version from his channel.
World have been good to get this in a lossless format if it was ever available, I only got MP3.
drive.google.com/file/d/1IBSdbqmeSk36Ig6j0UluNcCjb6qyA2LV/view?usp=sharing :)
@@insomniac-afk sweeeet
There's more mystery, intrigue, adventure and clarity in Music of the Spheres than the actual game(s) of Destiny.
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I want to hit the Like button a thousand times. Music of the Spheres is so damn good.
Well I guess u haven't played recently but well like the saying goes u never quit destiny u just take long breaks
so Bungie took this hostage because of innocence Marty, the hell.
hope for the future was supposed be in the ost Bungie dun goofed up
I can't believe this is as good as it is. Video game music is rarely this transcendent and personally visceral. Absolutely incredible. Congrats, Marty. You did it again.
Why is no one talking about the fact that Sir Paul McCartney is on this album???
TheStrategyGamerPro because it’s Paul McCartney
@@dxstiny02 all the more reason
I don't think this generation knows Paul McCartney well, or even knows he was in the Beatles.
@@hemandy94 They really don't. Heck, they don't even know who the Beetles are. Hecking heck, they only know about rappers!
@@butterpecanblondie7234 or they just dont care lol
when i listen to this i just like to think about how great destiny is and how its helped shaped who i am.
As soon as I heard the music in the ending for D2, the music was so amazing and had a different feel, so I looked up where it came from, and to my speculations, it indeed did come from D1 (20:40)
From what we know, this is the original soundtrack to the original destiny story. We are aware of the book of sorrows and understand its presence in the Destiny lore. Take a look at the song names. Sometimes soundtracks follow the storyline I think (please dont quote me here, just theorycrafting) and the names of the songs can give us an idea of the story that once was.
The Path - "Eyes up Guardian", our first steps. We walked that path and found our Destiny.
The Union - Meeting our guardian peers. Titans, Warlocks, and Hunters. Together form a powerful fireteam to defeat the enemies the Last City.
The Ruin - The Last City. Humanity had a golden age when greeted by the traveler, but it all came crashing down at some point. Music also sounds very Cabalish.
The Tribulation - The problem. What do we need to do to save and protect the last city from these invaders?
The Rose - The rose has its thorns, and from early trailers I can only assume this is the Crow. Who knows, thats just my guess.
The Ecstasy - The queen? Mara Sov has a certain ecstasy to an extent, and this song has a very royal sound to it.
The Prison - The Prison of Elders?
The Hope - the hope for the future.
Somehow I just found this OST. The first one is my favorite, reminds me of halo and destiny days. Love it
It’s time to say goodbye to this. it’s been fun and nice to listen to
I hope destiny has a ceremonious ending. I left during destiny 2, but still want to see its eventual conclusion. And i want the old destiny opening song to be the final closer to this tumultuous, but nostalgia heavy saga.
there's just something magical about this ost that nothing else has ever truly captured
The original concept for destiny one feels like an art that was denied to the world out of corporate greed. At least it shined through in a few moments and destiny 1 was still an amazing experience of you had friends to play raids with.
no corporate greed. It was all internal at Bungie who changed the story thet Joseph wrote (which D2 is now doing)
@@wifine1951 thats not entirely true
@@wifine1951Then they recycled it, had a freelance writer construct the grimoire with references from Staten’s notes, and lastly caused Staten’s team to up and leave after finishing Taken King.
Bungie’s Glassdoor reviews paint a detailed picture of upper management’s arrogance and ego. They became real jerks and forced out a lot of talent. They also bullied freelance artists and contractors, teasing them with nonexistent opportunities for a permanent job. “We made Halo,” they’d answer any constructive criticism. Permanent roles were for their buddies. Nepotism flourished.
@@wifine1951Yup. Bungie even broke their partnership with Activision after learning Eververse alone made Activision $1B in revenue. Their claim not mine.
They were going to publish free to play mobile games in China with microtransactions and pay2win mechanics. It’s more culturally accepted there to pay for an advantage and they do so without hesitation. This dream fell apart when Xinnie the Pooh and the CCP waged war on video games, calling them “poison for the soul”. At which point they let themselves be purchased by Sony. Guess what they’re making next? Free to play and mobile games with microtransactions galore.
Their next Marathon game is a simple extraction shooter on the Tiger engine. Basically free for all slayer. No complex scripting, no need for fancy cutscenes, no expensive voice actors, and the story is already told so dust it off.
They even brag to other studios and publishers how they are grooming their audience to accept less content for more money and be happy about it. Save on effort and cost while increasing profit. They, modern day Bungo, are prideful tools. The pride isn’t even earned anymore.
@@BungieStudios Yep, their 2022 GDC is disgusting.
Cranking this on full blast just to feel something.
This is a memorial to what Destiny could have been if greed hadn't been the thing most on Bungie and Activision's mind.
Money matters literally separated them, it’s crazy
@SergeantSidinko makes you wonder who was greedier, Bobby Kotex or Pete P. Arsons?
I came here to relisten to this gorgeous music after made his statement to Paul Tassi recently.
"We don't retreat, we reload."
God, I'm in tears from just listening to this with that context.
We'll miss you Michael 😭
44:15-44:35 nearly brought me to tears. It's amazing.
Listening to this suite just puts me on a whole different plane of life, the way this was beautifully orchestrated has never been matched before. Props to all who worked on this masterpiece.
"It does not matter who you are, only... What you become"
An potato I’m cry 😢 👏🏼
@@rockysmith4638 remember, Potatoes can become many different things that everybody loves.
I can’t quite put my finger on the emotion this music brings up.
What could have been.
@@sovl2178 facts. I will never get over the loss of Joe Staten and Marty this game could have been so much more.
I have never played D1.
This just feels magical to me.
It was never used in destiny 1
@@Ace-Intervention Only small samples.
@@Ace-Intervention a lot of it was
Honestly still feels very Halo, which I say out of love, even though it’s clearly meant to be different. Could easily see Master Chief exploring a beautiful Ringworld forest or gallivanting through the cosmos to this. Marty’s touch can really be felt on these songs. He has such a unique and beautiful vision for his art.
Anyone else hear the o donnel the man who composed this song was forced to pay bungie a 100,000 for up loading this song to the internet because they owned it but shelved this song and didn't use it
My bet is they wana sell it for bungie's anniversary. Just sad.
“The Path” and “The Ecstasy” are the best accidental Christmas songs ever.
true lol
better download this now since they went after Marty
Wow this is so gorgeous. I unfortunately never got into Destiny 1 but hearing this music again makes me wish things were different. Destiny 1 was actually my first ps4 game ever. I was moving schools for the billionth time and I wasn’t taking it well, so my parents got me a ps4 with destiny that Christmas in 2014 to make me feel better. I was so grateful, and I still am, but it was kind of inconvenient timing for a game like destiny to be introduced into my life. First off I had just moved schools, and although I would make many wonderful memories playing games with friends later down the road, I didn’t have anyone to play Destiny with at that specific point in time. I feel like that severely hampered my experience with the game, just playing by myself. Also that Christmas the ps4 and xbox servers would get hacked so that wasn’t really a good introduction to Destiny, a game that had no offline mode to my recollection. Overall I remember feeling very disappointed with how Destiny 1 turned out, as I adored the halo games growing up, and Destiny didn’t do a good job at capturing my imagination like the halo games did. Later on I would get new games and play lots of games with other people, but not Destiny. Apparently nowadays Destiny has evolved into an entirely different beast, but I think that experience of playing Destiny 1 when I was younger makes me really hesitant to try out Destiny 2. It’s just not something I want to do, but if I ever do play Destiny 2, I hope I end up finding some enjoyment out of it
Destiny 2 is okay, but it’s no Destiny 1 Taken King and never will be.
If O'Donnell stuck around and wasn't fired, Destiny would go from an 8.5/10 to a 10/10
The Movie Judge the music is still very good but especially this is good
That was the event known as the collapse
They lost a lot of talent after making Destiny. Not just Marty and Staten. Staten’s team, for example, left after finishing Taken King.
22:21 I still hear Halo Reach in there. Man this suite is great.
Listening to this before Bungie takes it down in a bit. Almost feels like vibing on the Tangled Shore before Witch Queen
The only way to listen to this is all the way through in this order.
It's like dark side of the moon by Pink Floyd. It's not an album, it's an experience
truly a masterpiece, this is the destiny i wanted to play
Music of the Spheres is the most hopeful, heroic, and somber music I have ever heard.
Holy jesus. The last song is in that Lost Sector on the Tangled Shore, near Spider. And here I was thinking MotS wasn't in D2.
Thank you. I've been listening to an incomplete version with sub-par audio and listening to this crisp and in its entirety was a very joyful experience.
Destiny for me WAS HALO 4 , i just imagined the halo universe 1000 years into the future
TH-cam was the last place I expected to find copyrighted content that had been banned everywhere else. Yet, there it is.