I found a good use for my giant backyard. I would essentially 3d print a giant castle with a complex maze-like interior and trap my kids inside whenever they fuck about. This music would be playing on loop as they desperately try to get out while continuously screaming for help.
Main riff at 0:35-1:20 and1:55-2:20 is from Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, Part 2 (The Sacrifice), last movement (Sacrificial Dance), measure 186+ (close to the end)
I find it a shame that Stravinsky goes uncredited (Verdi also goes uncredited - you can _clearly_ hear the Dies irae from his Requiem in one of the later chapters, where Caim has to fight against Angelus).
I first played DrakenGard at a Mall or something that had a game console stand in a store. Could have been a Gamestop or Toys R us, I'm not sure. When I eventually played the game myself after buying it I was hooked partially due to the music. The music is highly chaotic and orchestral and fits the game so well. I use to play Dynasty Warriors with my friends so I also loved the massive War Concept at times. Lord of the Rings for PS2 was also chaotic like this. I wish we had more games like this in PS5 era with all the upgrades we've had over the time of gaming
I often wonder if there is something slightly off in my brain that makes me love the melody in this ost, the orchestral repetitive samples still tell a story to me
I noticed the first chapter has some jovial tunes among the chaos. I wonder if those are to remind us at this point, Caim is actually fighting for something. In this case, his sister.
I LOVE this song. It just has a fun, "devil may care" attitude and bloodthirsty intensity that fits with the Castle Interior mission and the inner sociopathic delight and rage our anti-hero is feeling as he takes his sword, and proceeds to swing, and swing.... And TBH, as someone playing it for the first time, Drakengard is a genuine Guilty Pleasure. The execution is clunky and confusingly controlled, and it definitely needs either a fanmade romhack patch or an official remake to really elevate it to genuine goodness to make the return visits to see what other endings you'll get worth it, but it's still a fun time with a compelling, twisted seinen manga/anime-inspired plot written by a pre-NieR Gestalt/Replicant Yoko Taro. But who cares about that when THEY'VE REACHED THE GODDESS SEAL, CAIM! HURRY!
Objective: The puppet no longer follows your advice, and your symbiotic mate steals your power. Return the favor. Accept the Outsider' gift. Draw from the Void and bend the walking black hole in front of you to your will. Save your best friend !
At 2:40, .075 speed, the string section is playing the same notes as a modern song, but i just can't remember what it is. Not its classical inspiration, mind you.
While commenting on this one without talking about their predecesors may sound rude, there are not that many reflections to point out that should give this melody more information that we already need. With that out of the way, when we start this section we are greeted by two different sounds: the bells, omen of the upcoming doom that's coming torwards us and will get more significant in the future, and a rhythmn, a beat made from... God knows, I bet it's a frotted string from a bass. Such unidentifiable sounds them start taking a shape: a march, reflecting on the ongoing battle being taken at the moment. Then, unless this section counts as a different level with a renewed timer, you come to realize something: this is a timed section (more like you have a time limit, but that ends up depending on the player) which was foretold by your soldiers (Furiae was being protected at the castle, and you have to save her before they find her), and so, the mood's set. Having to traverse a maze while the music grows more and more obnoxious and the enemies chip your life away helps making this section (if we're not counting the extra unlockables) really tense. Sometimes, you don't need a timer to unsettle a player; with just the proper music, even the quietest of meadows will make you uneasy.
Objective: The puppet no longer follows your advice, and your symbiotic mate steals your power. Return the favor. Accept the Outsider' gift. Draw from the Void and bend the walking black hole in front of you to your will. Save your best friend !
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*POV:* You're trying to clean your windows
I literally never understood this comment till I realised one of the sounds sound like your scrubbing a window 😭
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Clever
I CAN'T UNHEAR IT WHAT HAVE YOU DONE
YOU DIDN'T JUST F*CKIN DO THIS TO ME, I CAN'T UNHEAR IT NOW😭😭😭😭
*UPWARDS, UPWARDS. THE SEAL IS ABOVE. THE GODDESS SEAL IS THERE.*
I found a good use for my giant backyard. I would essentially 3d print a giant castle with a complex maze-like interior and trap my kids inside whenever they fuck about. This music would be playing on loop as they desperately try to get out while continuously screaming for help.
Sanest drakendgard fan
You make an amazing father
Raising them right
The pfp checks
@@xela4854Sanest Yoko Taro fan
O U R O A T H , T H E W O R L D ' S O A T H , T H E Y A R E T H E S A M E .
Main riff at 0:35-1:20 and1:55-2:20 is from Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, Part 2 (The Sacrifice), last movement (Sacrificial Dance), measure 186+ (close to the end)
I find it a shame that Stravinsky goes uncredited (Verdi also goes uncredited - you can _clearly_ hear the Dies irae from his Requiem in one of the later chapters, where Caim has to fight against Angelus).
tilting every painting in the Hall way be like
tfs Alucard giggle.
I love the bells detail. It's a warning. Like Furiae said, it begins.
I first played DrakenGard at a Mall or something that had a game console stand in a store. Could have been a Gamestop or Toys R us, I'm not sure. When I eventually played the game myself after buying it I was hooked partially due to the music. The music is highly chaotic and orchestral and fits the game so well. I use to play Dynasty Warriors with my friends so I also loved the massive War Concept at times. Lord of the Rings for PS2 was also chaotic like this. I wish we had more games like this in PS5 era with all the upgrades we've had over the time of gaming
I want to meet the absolute menace-to-society employee that put Drakengard on one of those consoles and shake their hand
Imagine playing this game in a Toys R US.
If you listen to this while driving on a rocky road, and its thundering/raining, its an out of body, jarring experience.
Would recommend 👌
This is the kind of music that absorbed me into this game. Played for 12 hours a day straight for 3 days until I got ending E.
BADASS!!!
Dude, nice
This sounds unhealthy dude you ok?
@@galstar96 usually I do more than that so yeah it's aight
Our oath. The worlds oath. They are the same.
This is the song that made me pay attention to the soundtrack of this game. Now I love every bit of it!
I often wonder if there is something slightly off in my brain that makes me love the melody in this ost, the orchestral repetitive samples still tell a story to me
Basically the arranged version of the Sacrificial Dance
I noticed the first chapter has some jovial tunes among the chaos. I wonder if those are to remind us at this point, Caim is actually fighting for something. In this case, his sister.
Perhaps the pleasure caim gets from combat in some interpretations...
@@I.HEAR.A.SOUND.a possibility too.
I LOVE this song. It just has a fun, "devil may care" attitude and bloodthirsty intensity that fits with the Castle Interior mission and the inner sociopathic delight and rage our anti-hero is feeling as he takes his sword, and proceeds to swing, and swing.... And TBH, as someone playing it for the first time, Drakengard is a genuine Guilty Pleasure. The execution is clunky and confusingly controlled, and it definitely needs either a fanmade romhack patch or an official remake to really elevate it to genuine goodness to make the return visits to see what other endings you'll get worth it, but it's still a fun time with a compelling, twisted seinen manga/anime-inspired plot written by a pre-NieR Gestalt/Replicant Yoko Taro.
But who cares about that when THEY'VE REACHED THE GODDESS SEAL, CAIM! HURRY!
Objective: The puppet no longer follows your advice, and your symbiotic mate steals your power. Return the favor. Accept the Outsider' gift. Draw from the Void and bend the walking black hole in front of you to your will. Save your best friend !
Imagine a setting where Caim and Luca Blight just casually meet on the battlefield.
Maybe caim is not as evil as Luca ahaha
Two incredible games meet.
Love this tune. All the little segments get you to focus on a specific thing. It's not just random noise. So interesting to me.
Carnagecore
Oh sweet madness, I can feel it...
Awful music, 10 out of 10. Literally gave me a headache once.
I love how the general consensus essentially boils down to "awful, 10/10"
LOL DIDNT EVEN SEE THE 10/10 😂@@jKherty
I don't know. This track is kind of a banger.
This soundtrack gets you hyped for battle man, omfg
I mean the combat is basically nothing, yet the music makes you feel like you are in an actual war
Perfect
@highoctanesynx7950 the music is even better than the actual game imo, although the game isn't bad
0:15 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿
At 2:40, .075 speed, the string section is playing the same notes as a modern song, but i just can't remember what it is. Not its classical inspiration, mind you.
While commenting on this one without talking about their predecesors may sound rude, there are not that many reflections to point out that should give this melody more information that we already need.
With that out of the way, when we start this section we are greeted by two different sounds: the bells, omen of the upcoming doom that's coming torwards us and will get more significant in the future, and a rhythmn, a beat made from... God knows, I bet it's a frotted string from a bass. Such unidentifiable sounds them start taking a shape: a march, reflecting on the ongoing battle being taken at the moment. Then, unless this section counts as a different level with a renewed timer, you come to realize something: this is a timed section (more like you have a time limit, but that ends up depending on the player) which was foretold by your soldiers (Furiae was being protected at the castle, and you have to save her before they find her), and so, the mood's set. Having to traverse a maze while the music grows more and more obnoxious and the enemies chip your life away helps making this section (if we're not counting the extra unlockables) really tense.
Sometimes, you don't need a timer to unsettle a player; with just the proper music, even the quietest of meadows will make you uneasy.
Objective: The puppet no longer follows your advice, and your symbiotic mate steals your power. Return the favor. Accept the Outsider' gift. Draw from the Void and bend the walking black hole in front of you to your will. Save your best friend !
i need to know where that flute is from