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@Jon Boy Imagine the day where people willingly remove perfectly good limbs for metal and such to get the upper hand in their jobs and lives. In the end this game is a future vision from Augs vs Organics
@Jon Boy I hope your condition improves. I also hope that your new year is filled with newfound joy. It's not easy. I myself have something wrong but I won't discuss it in public.
Definitely not. Human Revolution's story was one of the weirdest, most poorly-told and least thought-through stories I've ever seen in video games. Human Revolution is a game where your entire involvement changes nothing, not to mention you always come to every scene like two days too late.
@@ursa_margo Interesting take. I personally found it really engaging and immersive, but hadn't really thought of it from your perspective. Still, as far as atmosphere and general vibe are concerned, DX:HR is best of the best as far as I'm concerned. Especially compared with 2077.
@@schalitz1 To each their own, but I thoroughly enjoyed the braindance sections. Especially the darker ones. Cyberpunk as a genre shines when it's dark. And the Arasaka funeral parade, that was pure awesomeness.
@@nodrinkingproblemhere9095 Seconded. The first one is hands-down the most memorable game I've ever played. It kinda changed my perspective on how digital entertainment can influence someone's perspective on life. Damn, I'm tempted to reinstall again, now :/
Loved this track on the main menu of DXHR main menu. It's amazing how a track can encapsulate the mood and atmosphere of a game so brilliantly. The composer Michael McCann is exceptional - he does it so well it's hard to imagine future DX games without his touch.
@@GamingAmbience I'd say another song would fit better. Even though this song sounds incredibly good, it just doesn't fit when you're blasting it in traffic.
@@beanslinger4616 I listen to ‘And away we go’ from the Human Revolution OST when I’m about to put my foot down... unfortunately it’s only about a minute long.
Maybe better listening while sitting in your car on a scenic overlook during sunset 🌇 - overlooking a city, like LA - thinking about the future of mankind...
I love this extension because its great for studying. It provokes a sense of brilliance and optimism of Sarif but also the challenges his company faced for pushing boundaries and living on the cutting edge. Its sad to see what happened to the company at beginning of Human Revolution.
This track has been etched into my memory forever, along with Human Revolution... I kind of expected the same from Mankind Divided, but... No, I'm not here to complain, I came here to appreciate the beauty of HR's soundtrack and dive deep into it once again :)
I would say the first track played in Prague was great. That was most memorable along with the Utelek soundtrack. But none are as beautiful as Human Revolution's soundtrack.
mankind divided was a better game from a technical standpoint. the augmentations and gameplay catering to a more combat approach was a welcome addition. but i agree, human revolution was a better overall experience. the soundtrack is better too in my opinion.
The problem was that Mankind Divided took such a boring, simplistic view of politics that the story became almost intolerable. Whereas Deus Ex 1 and Human Revolution had something interesting to say about globalisation, corporate exploitation and poverty in society Mankind Divided just shouts "RACISM IS BAD!" over and over. I still facepalm thinking about that absolutely cringe "Aug Lives Matter" poster.
This track really is the embodiment of "light in the darkness." Even in a world as dark as Deus Ex, which is nowhere near as bad as our own, there are men like David Sarif who stand for what is right now matter the cost.
Perfect piece of music! And the game itself...The best game I've ever played. It was just pleasure to come home from work and knowing this game was there, waiting to be played. I took my time with this one. And yet I played it through eventually. Missing those days.
I am so impressed with how seamlessly you manage to loop these tracks. I built my ambient/sleep playlist exclusively with music tracks from both of your Deus Ex music playlists; and I use the faster-paced pieces from both for my workout music. You have done amazing work, my friend; and I applaud you. Keep it up; I look forward to your next project.
To date, Deus Ex has by far the best ambient music that I can think of. Don't get me wrong, plenty of games have great music, plenty are arguably "better" from a musical standpoint, but nothing just "fits" or compliments different areas the way it does in Deus Ex.
@@CiderGnome : It don't have to be 12 or more years old, it can be for example 8 years old or so, which still is long time, and still well made for what it is, from years back ago. None the less, it's still a great game.
@Z390 Well, I came across this video - d18Omx9gMK0 and I found the music in it exceptional. The feeling, atmosphere, sounds used, composition, everything was just great. I my self am very interested in electronic / cinematic / experimental music. So I started to search for artist who did that. That's how I end up subscribing to this amazing channel and listening to hours of great music. :-)
Well, just came here a few years later... Damn, how the things have changed...we're in lockdown, Corona is kicking our ass.....now this music just feels a bit more surreal, a reminder of a different time. I still love it, but it evokes a lot more melancholy in me than it did all those years ago, when I was a teenager.
It isn't better now, we are destroying everything. More than half of the world's wildlife is gone since the 1950s. Income inequality in this world is higher than it has ever been in a developed nation. People are dying because their healthcare costs are obscene. It is not a better place.
This soundtrack has been with me on an almost daily basis for years. First when I played the game, then when I started working. It's been a while since it's been giving me clarity on the big points. Does anyone know anything like it to come out in more recent years?
Victor Pascu no unfortunately not however some indie games like celeste can give you the same feeling first time playing through or cuphead if you like a challenge. This game was one of a kind!
I don't know how much you follow the game series but Mankind Divided came out in 2016 which is the sequel to the soundtrack this is from. Another soundtrack idea is from Splinter Cell Double Agent which is also done by the same composer Michael McCann. Another idea that is not from the same composer is Eve Online's soundtrack. It shares a similar dystopian, slow style of soundtrack but is done by Jón Hallur Haraldsson.
It's still not a bad recommendation because he did about a third of the tracks for the single player and it matches a similar feeling. I do agree that although I love Sascha Dikiciyan's tracks that made up the majority of the single player the dark/dystopian feelings he created come across more light hearted and seem to focus more on the futuristic-tech setting the game takes place in rather than the moodiness.
This game was just masterclass. We were sadly robbed of a third game. Such a great story line. Sad it was killed off. We need a third installment to round out the story
Listening to this while reading local news makes a debate about a trivial local matter such moving a bus stop 10 metres feels a humanity doomsday thing
Hey, i skimmed through your video list and didn't see any Bioshock videos. Could you make a couple from the original one? It had such an atmosphere... Would be really great if you do.
Wish there were a remake of it for the PS4 Edit: The biggest mistake SE has ever made by cancelling this game and betting their arses on the FF Franchise and Visions of Mana. Deus Ex would've become an example for the gaming industry but no the Japanese stubborness and political idiocy has succeeded as always
This game was... something else. And they fucked everything up with that ridiculous sequel. But this chapter will forever be in my heart. The musics, the colours, the characters, the STORY! My gosh the story. 2011. I'd love to get back there, I just got a fiancé, and everything was more...... simple.
@@MineFord no it wasn't, it was boring with a silly fuck story, compared to Human Revolution, Mankind Divided is 11 steps backward. HR is a masterpiece, MD is fairly enjoyable.
@@VespertiliKildem nice joke man, I laughed so hard. Cause MD absolutely better than HR in all terms - in gameplay, Level design, locations, story, lore, atmosphere, visual & side-quests. My first walkthrough was 62 hours, it's even more than my first walkthrough of HR (60 hours)
I was playing this one night and smoked a joint. The music came on whilst I was in an elevator at the HQ, I sat in that elevator for 45 mins staring at the buttons for the floors mesmerised by this track. I happily lost a chunk of my life to a timeless tune.
Les texte les mots la fin la phrase pour le début le renouveau le cycle qui engendre un autre cycle la continuité le bou et le continue encore et encore engendre le tunnel sans fin de la desulition pour naître que de ne plus rien pour ce rapelller que nous somme des valeurs identiques humain et de même fais similaire et que peu importe.
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what's the difference?
" No one should ever have to give up a normal life because of a random incident, or indeed, lose a dream over a physical limitation."
“ you’ve given me a lot to chew on. “
@Jon Boy Imagine the day where people willingly remove perfectly good limbs for metal and such to get the upper hand in their jobs and lives. In the end this game is a future vision from Augs vs Organics
But they still do. Just being realistic here.
@Jon Boy How are you doing?
@Jon Boy I hope your condition improves. I also hope that your new year is filled with newfound joy. It's not easy. I myself have something wrong but I won't discuss it in public.
Reading the private e-mails of every employee in the entire building while this music plays
I prefer this game over 2077. Better story and aesthetic. Love the black and gold color scheme, and that soundtrack is unforgettable.
Definitely not. Human Revolution's story was one of the weirdest, most poorly-told and least thought-through stories I've ever seen in video games. Human Revolution is a game where your entire involvement changes nothing, not to mention you always come to every scene like two days too late.
@@ursa_margo Interesting take. I personally found it really engaging and immersive, but hadn't really thought of it from your perspective.
Still, as far as atmosphere and general vibe are concerned, DX:HR is best of the best as far as I'm concerned. Especially compared with 2077.
@@ursa_margo can't say I agree only good thing cyberpunk had was the aldcaldos and Panam other than that it wasn't the greatest game
@@schalitz1 To each their own, but I thoroughly enjoyed the braindance sections. Especially the darker ones. Cyberpunk as a genre shines when it's dark.
And the Arasaka funeral parade, that was pure awesomeness.
2077 is a husk of a game compared to any Deus Ex title
Playing this in my office.
The OSTs for MD and HR make for amazing ambient office music.
Yeah man, it's beautifully calming to listen to this.
I made the UNATCO radio theme the hold music at my office 😎
@@T1544767for real? That's so pro, my dude. 😁
Agreed. This helps me when coding.
This was the first Deus Ex game I played and holy shit it blew me away
My case too. It's just memorable. Can't be forgotten.
@@g2jxGhF5G8z1gL7S try looking for the Immersive Sim genre then. For instance Prey is very similar in this regard
Try the very first one. The graphics will be dated, but it felt more realistic and immersing than this.
It's like one of those movies(Gattaca) that stays with you for the rest of your life
@@nodrinkingproblemhere9095 Seconded. The first one is hands-down the most memorable game I've ever played. It kinda changed my perspective on how digital entertainment can influence someone's perspective on life.
Damn, I'm tempted to reinstall again, now :/
I cannot believe how good the soundtrack is.
I love this game... no, this World so much.
John excuse my interruption, my vision is augmented.
Exactly
Loved this track on the main menu of DXHR main menu. It's amazing how a track can encapsulate the mood and atmosphere of a game so brilliantly. The composer Michael McCann is exceptional - he does it so well it's hard to imagine future DX games without his touch.
The sequel's biggest flaw was the music.
This is the song I think about when I think about this game. Probably one of the few songs I'd like to play in my head when at work or home
Blast it while waiting in traffic.
@@GamingAmbience
I'd say another song would fit better. Even though this song sounds incredibly good, it just doesn't fit when you're blasting it in traffic.
@@beanslinger4616 I listen to ‘And away we go’ from the Human Revolution OST when I’m about to put my foot down... unfortunately it’s only about a minute long.
Maybe better listening while sitting in your car on a scenic overlook during sunset 🌇 - overlooking a city, like LA - thinking about the future of mankind...
me too, as a writer...helps me think,
That hum at 0:17 is the most beautiful sound ever created ever.
For a decade this track has been here for me when I'm depressed. Fills me with hope, and gives me some composure.
This has always been my favourite tune on the soundtrack. Really good to have playing in the background while I work.
"Work" *wink wink*
Like Sarif said, they cannot stop the future!
Same!
I love this extension because its great for studying. It provokes a sense of brilliance and optimism of Sarif but also the challenges his company faced for pushing boundaries and living on the cutting edge. Its sad to see what happened to the company at beginning of Human Revolution.
One of the first things I did was jump off the top floor and died.
"AH, C'MON! I didn't resuscitate you only to have you land on my receptionist and die!"
Sarif Industries sanitation never asked for this.
Based
And _then_ you played Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Didn't we all
This track has been etched into my memory forever, along with Human Revolution... I kind of expected the same from Mankind Divided, but...
No, I'm not here to complain, I came here to appreciate the beauty of HR's soundtrack and dive deep into it once again :)
While I really enjoyed Mankind Divided, it didn't match the atmosphere and soundtrack of Human Revolution.
I would say the first track played in Prague was great. That was most memorable along with the Utelek soundtrack.
But none are as beautiful as Human Revolution's soundtrack.
mankind divided was a better game from a technical standpoint. the augmentations and gameplay catering to a more combat approach was a welcome addition. but i agree, human revolution was a better overall experience. the soundtrack is better too in my opinion.
The problem was that Mankind Divided took such a boring, simplistic view of politics that the story became almost intolerable. Whereas Deus Ex 1 and Human Revolution had something interesting to say about globalisation, corporate exploitation and poverty in society Mankind Divided just shouts "RACISM IS BAD!" over and over. I still facepalm thinking about that absolutely cringe "Aug Lives Matter" poster.
My GOD , yes ; You said what I wanted to say , DEUS EX soundtracks are GREAT
This might be my favorite ambient track ever
aye aye
This track really is the embodiment of "light in the darkness." Even in a world as dark as Deus Ex, which is nowhere near as bad as our own, there are men like David Sarif who stand for what is right now matter the cost.
Perfect piece of music! And the game itself...The best game I've ever played. It was just pleasure to come home from work and knowing this game was there, waiting to be played. I took my time with this one. And yet I played it through eventually. Missing those days.
SO much this!
Same
Indeed, I could not agree more!
I could listen to this all day
I am so impressed with how seamlessly you manage to loop these tracks. I built my ambient/sleep playlist exclusively with music tracks from both of your Deus Ex music playlists; and I use the faster-paced pieces from both for my workout music. You have done amazing work, my friend; and I applaud you. Keep it up; I look forward to your next project.
I'm about to start my first corpo job and this tune just fits perfectly.
I work security in a transaction processing business and this is the theme I listen to while at work.😂
To date, Deus Ex has by far the best ambient music that I can think of. Don't get me wrong, plenty of games have great music, plenty are arguably "better" from a musical standpoint, but nothing just "fits" or compliments different areas the way it does in Deus Ex.
This game is still great today, considering the age of it.
This game was made very advanced of it's time.
It's not even 12 years old.
@@CiderGnome : It don't have to be 12 or more years old, it can be for example 8 years old or so, which still is long time, and still well made for what it is, from years back ago.
None the less, it's still a great game.
@@theroyalcrownedtiger2946 lol. My point is that the genre has not moved on significantly in that time.
It's not good "for it's time"
It's just good.
@@CiderGnome : It seems our thoughts differ, on the same game, and that is that, leaving it there as is.
Adam 'the loneliest man in the world' Jensen
Thank you very much for uploading ambience music from some of my favorite games. This soundtrack gives me peace after stressful days...
Now realise:
We are closer to the year in which the game takes place than the year when it was released.
The Future is near.
and people are literally beginning to get (somewhat) augmented limbs, controllable with just thoughts. It's exciting!
Deus Ex : Human Meditation :)
Господи,какая же это шикарная музыка...
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I liked human revolution more than mankind divided cause there were more areas that felt like 'Home'
Water rune
very lovely to relax to, thank you for uploading.
This is amazing! I never played Deus Ex, but love all its music. Michael McCann is great composer.
@Z390 Hey bro! Do you realize my comment is under actual music from the game right? :-D
@Z390 Well, I came across this video - d18Omx9gMK0 and I found the music in it exceptional. The feeling, atmosphere, sounds used, composition, everything was just great. I my self am very interested in electronic / cinematic / experimental music. So I started to search for artist who did that. That's how I end up subscribing to this amazing channel and listening to hours of great music. :-)
All right then, time to launch and go through this timeless classic again! I just hope that I remember where all Hugh Darrow’s writings were located!
Have fun!
I'm going to replay it in 2027 because that is the year the game is set and I turn 30 by then too so that is fitting I think.
Thank you.
I'm going to make this dream a reality some day
Well, just came here a few years later...
Damn, how the things have changed...we're in lockdown, Corona is kicking our ass.....now this music just feels a bit more surreal, a reminder of a different time.
I still love it, but it evokes a lot more melancholy in me than it did all those years ago, when I was a teenager.
Corona is a prototype for Gray Death. Don't worry, you'll be living in Deus Ex soon.
I feel the same about the OG Deus Ex. It's really sad to know that I'll never get the experience of playing it for the first again.
It didn't aged well...
Didn't age well at all. XD Time for some responsibility
I would LOVE to work here!
Me too!
We're hiring.
David Sarif heh, I wish.
Would be awesome. I'd probably barely qualify to be a janitor, but I'd still apply
That's like a death wish
ADAM! sarif voice
The atmosphere in this game is one of the best of all time
Honestly, this game was made for PC it still looks amazing.
Back when the world was a better place to be in.
It isn't better now, we are destroying everything. More than half of the world's wildlife is gone since the 1950s. Income inequality in this world is higher than it has ever been in a developed nation.
People are dying because their healthcare costs are obscene. It is not a better place.
What a shame.
This soundtrack has been with me on an almost daily basis for years. First when I played the game, then when I started working. It's been a while since it's been giving me clarity on the big points.
Does anyone know anything like it to come out in more recent years?
Victor Pascu no unfortunately not however some indie games like celeste can give you the same feeling first time playing through or cuphead if you like a challenge. This game was one of a kind!
I don't know how much you follow the game series but Mankind Divided came out in 2016 which is the sequel to the soundtrack this is from. Another soundtrack idea is from Splinter Cell Double Agent which is also done by the same composer Michael McCann. Another idea that is not from the same composer is Eve Online's soundtrack. It shares a similar dystopian, slow style of soundtrack but is done by Jón Hallur Haraldsson.
It's still not a bad recommendation because he did about a third of the tracks for the single player and it matches a similar feeling. I do agree that although I love Sascha Dikiciyan's tracks that made up the majority of the single player the dark/dystopian feelings he created come across more light hearted and seem to focus more on the futuristic-tech setting the game takes place in rather than the moodiness.
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Cyberpunk got nothing on this!
A fantastic piece of music for a fantastic game.
We need a new Deus Ex game!
One of my top 5 ingame music themes, this one is ranked 2 ☺
This brings back memories..
They cannot stop us... they cannot stop the future.
I need another installation of DX after Mankind Devided. I just love this game and Adam Jensen. This particular score is amazing. 🤩
PERFECTION
I like this gold filter :)
This game was just masterclass. We were sadly robbed of a third game. Such a great story line. Sad it was killed off. We need a third installment to round out the story
Listening to this while reading local news makes a debate about a trivial local matter such moving a bus stop 10 metres feels a humanity doomsday thing
2027 was a great year.
welp, except for the Incident, if you think of it
@@solanyst True. The illuminati never let a good crisis go to waste.
here we go!
I listened to this when i was working at manchester airport. On my way in the tram
Hey, i skimmed through your video list and didn't see any Bioshock videos. Could you make a couple from the original one? It had such an atmosphere... Would be really great if you do.
Perhaps once I'm finished with Mankind Divided I may dive into Bioshock periodically because I have wanted to do it for a while now.
Seems like a cool company to work for.
Fave DXHR OST
I just wanna be IN the game sometimes, don’t we all?
Wish there were a remake of it for the PS4
Edit: The biggest mistake SE has ever made by cancelling this game and betting their arses on the FF Franchise and Visions of Mana. Deus Ex would've become an example for the gaming industry but no the Japanese stubborness and political idiocy has succeeded as always
But with the mankind divided mechanics.
Just play it on PC
I literally played it on PC without a graphics card. It runs quite nicely
The place where Adam died and resurrected
If Cyberpunks 2077 soundtrack is good then a new word has to be invented for the Deus Ex soundtrack.
This game was... something else.
And they fucked everything up with that ridiculous sequel.
But this chapter will forever be in my heart.
The musics, the colours, the characters, the STORY! My gosh the story.
2011.
I'd love to get back there, I just got a fiancé, and everything was more...... simple.
Mankind Divided was an excellent
@@MineFord no it wasn't, it was boring with a silly fuck story, compared to Human Revolution, Mankind Divided is 11 steps backward.
HR is a masterpiece, MD is fairly enjoyable.
@@VespertiliKildem nice joke man, I laughed so hard. Cause MD absolutely better than HR in all terms - in gameplay, Level design, locations, story, lore, atmosphere, visual & side-quests. My first walkthrough was 62 hours, it's even more than my first walkthrough of HR (60 hours)
@@MineFordfucking true,MD is second best game in series after original deus ex 🤖
I listen to this on my earbuds while I work in the office. My office looks very futuristic so it makes my work feel important…..it isn’t. Lol
I was playing this one night and smoked a joint. The music came on whilst I was in an elevator at the HQ, I sat in that elevator for 45 mins staring at the buttons for the floors mesmerised by this track. I happily lost a chunk of my life to a timeless tune.
Llistening to this feels when doing a trivial task such paying the bill feel like entire humanity fate is cruicial on that task
Me staring out the bus window at night listening to this while pretending to be a cyberpunk protagonist
Les texte les mots la fin la phrase pour le début le renouveau le cycle qui engendre un autre cycle la continuité le bou et le continue encore et encore engendre le tunnel sans fin de la desulition pour naître que de ne plus rien pour ce rapelller que nous somme des valeurs identiques humain et de même fais similaire et que peu importe.
Believe in Jesus Christ and live forever!
Did you come to this song from Truth Shock TV, too?
Deus ex: God out!
I never asked for this
Bergan did it.
*ping*
This one isn't very good, the music is noticably off-beat