Its unbelievable how short this game really is in reality. Yet holds such a lasting effect on you due to a touching story, keeping you gripped at every turn.
I saved Zulf twice. I wasn't gonna let my Zia go through that same life. She was here. With me. Now. We could make it work just like I made everything else work lol
Best part about all this? These songs are diagetic, they exist in the world of the game. Build that Wall is an Ura war dirge, they sing it whilst marching to war. Mother, I'm Here is a hymn to the god of death, and The Pantheon is a Caeldonian war song. Its genuinely incredible the depth these songs have when you know the context
Lyrics Part 1 - Build That Wall I dig my hole, you build a wall I dig my hole, you build a wall One day that wall is gonna fall Gon' build that city on a hill Gon' build that city on a hill Someday those tears are gonna spill So build that wall and build it strong 'Cause we'll be there before too long Gon' build that wall up to the sky Gon' build that wall up to the sky Someday your bird is gonna fly Gon' build that wall until it's done Gon' build that wall until it's done But now you've got nowhere to run So build that wall and build it strong 'Cause we'll be there before too long Part 2 - Mother, I'm Here I set my sail Fly the wind, it will take me Back to my home, sweet home Lie on my back Clouds are making way for me I'm coming home, sweet home I see your star You left it burning for me Mother, I'm here Eyes open wide Feel your heart and it's glowing I'm welcome home, sweet home I take your hand Now you'll never be lonely Not when I'm home, sweet home I see your star You left it burning for me Mother, I'm here Part 3 - Setting Sail, Coming Home I set my sail Fly, the wind will take me Back to my home, sweet home Lie on my back Clouds are making way for me I coming home, sweet home I see your star, you left it burning for me. (Build that wall and build it strong cause) Mother, I'm here (We'll be there before too long) Eyes open wide (I dig my hole you build a wall) Feel your heart it's glowing (I dig my hole you build a wall) I welcome home, sweet home (One day that wall is gonna fall) I take your hand (Gon' build that wall up to the sky) Now you never be lonely (Gon' build that wall up to the sky) Not in the home, sweet home (One day your bird is gonna fly) I see your star, you left it burning for me, (Build that wall and build it strong cause) Mother, I'm here (We'll be there before too long)
The end made me cry because...it was so relatable The impact games have... This game has...prooven to me that things can be rebuilt, no matter how many times broken...like a phoenix Thank you
God bastions ending is like, strangely fantastic. The game is very good, but the ending is just on another level for no reason. I wish people talked about it more.
My favorite part is when the Ura stop shooting you and just watch you drag Zulf's limp battered body back home. And the one Ura that fires gets knocked out by the commander.
won't lie, i miss their creative and original ideas. I love when their creativity goes wild, Hades has been the best gameplay so far, but the atmosphere, the story, and the song doesnt hit as hars 😢
@@TheKZKAII agree entirely. I enjoyed Hades a lot- mechanics hit just right - but I missed the heartbreaking beauty of plot/atmosphere/ideas of the previous three games. Pyre was... a stressful game for me, but I still loved the vibes and the lore. I felt Hades was not as original, if still one if my favourite games.
welcome to the weird youtube recommendations train, it has no stops but the odd spot of good music. i highly recommend checking out the other soundtracks darren korb made.
anything from supergiant is bomb (the spine - transistor, or good riddance - hades, all i gotta say really) ((not supergiant, but song in the sky also literally sang to me)) as a jaded soul, i feel you brother- these songs are a unique "genre", as one comment i saw refer to it "emotional bluegrass" and, if youre sorta averaging out all the music in general? man i might as well be a pug with how square on the nose it was hit
@@Volti-Vagra I saw this song a year ago on TH-cam recommendations before I ever heard of Hades, if this game is by the same people I might check it out
@@quantum5661 oh its darren korb? i just got autoplayed onto this OST and instantly hit loop, darren korb makes a ton of sense! fantastic musician, and just overall one of the most talented people ive come across in a long time.
i'm in love with this song but hate at the same time it because i can't play it alone. i remember playing the whole song twice only singing one lead at a time. i forgot how to play any songs now, it's been years the last time i touched the guitar. if people hurt you don't let it make you hate or neglect parts of you just because the people who hurt you are associated with it, maybe that's common sense, but to me it felt like it was never my choice to react/live like that.
haven't heard this song before, but wow im getting this game now. somehow im getting vibes from the manga / anime made in abyss. i wonder how far off i am? :O
@@queengames8421 so it was not designed to suck people's money away. If it was a gacha game, then I would understand, but just... a standalone game? Yeah seems wierd to me
@@ocinprofession I can't seem to find the mobile port, although are even talking about the same game? Like the main game physically doesn't have microtransactions, so why would the port have it? Is it bastion by supergiant games?
Both artists worked on the sound track of the game Hades. I don't know how metal the sound track is but that might be the association the algorithm is making.
I never played the game, but I like the music What I understand, the first part Build that wall. tell the history of a woman that is dying (or fear death) and she is building a house (the Wall can be understand as house) "I dig my hole, you build the wall" the woman is a mother and she want a house to protect her child "One day your bird gonna fly." The Second part of the song "Mother I am here" tell the history of a man that go to adventure and it's visiting his house where is his mother . The star can be the love and with the adventure he realised that (if was not because of his mother's love, he will never go to the adventure). The final part can be understand as mother and son reunites.
But if she is really dying the story can be the son find the cure for his mother and now both are in adventure. Or she died "You let your star burning for me" and the reunion can be the afterlife.
An interesting interpretation. The truth of the matter is there was a discrimination of people which led one side to cause a calamity, wiping most life away and making the land fragment. The two singing are not on the same side. I wont go too far into specifics as I'm curious to know your reinterpretation given a bit of the full story.
The interpretation for the 2nd song is that the "Mother" referred to is actually Death. In the game, Micia, the Goddess of Loss and Longing (effectively Death) is also referred to as Mother by various characters of the game. The character whose the song is the theme for can die at the end depending on the player's choices.
Nice interpretation! Build That Wall is a war propaganda song from the Ura people who live in burrows underground. They fight against the city of Caelondia which has a constantly expanding wall. The song is about how the Ura believe they will be the victors of the war in the end Mother, I'm Here is a song about accepting death. In the game there is a greek-like pantheon of gods and one of them, Micia, is essentially the goddess of life and death. She is the proverbial mother of everyone and she is often referred to as such, hence the depiction of her as the "mother" in the song who you return to when you die (Also the star is a symbol for Micia) Setting Sail, Coming Home is the end credits song which in general is meant to represent the relationship between Caelondia and the Ura as Build That Wall is an Ura song whereas Mother, I'm Here is more of a Caelondia song. The two endings (in which it plays for both) depend on whether you want to erase the damage done by a petty war or move past it to start a new beginning
Darren Korb sings the Orpheus parts and Ashley Barrett sings the Eurydice parts in Hades. Here Ashley Barrett sings the Build That Wall songs, whereas Darren Korb sings Mother I'm Here. Darren is the overall composer of most (all?) Supergiant games.
She's part of supergiant games iir. This song was sang by Ashley Barrett written by Darren Korb who composed and sang most of their songs including set sail and was the voice of Zagreus in hades.
@@johncollins8070 They did at the game awards in 2021, just search 'Build That Wall Imagine Dragons' and it should show up (it's on their official channel if it doesn't). They made it flow into Misery so maybe that's why this guy thinks they ruined it lol
Yeah, the girl killed it 1st verse. The voice is very iconic. The tone Hits home. The duet 3rd verse with a tempo isn't horrible , but she should have done as a single.🤷🏼♂️
I love ❤️ this game! Bought it a number of years ago; still have it on my phone. I’ve played it like 20+ times, and I’ll play it again. Love the music, love the narration, love the gameplay. Unique & bittersweet, beautiful game. 🥲👍💜
Its unbelievable how short this game really is in reality. Yet holds such a lasting effect on you due to a touching story, keeping you gripped at every turn.
Yeah, whenever I think back to this game I felt like I played it 40 or 50h... but Steam says 12.7h.
I just randomly remembered it literally out of nowhere. Glad I did.
One Of The first games that taught me the impact of videogames, never dissapointed, always nostalgic
What choice did you choose at the end?
@@danyl_bor11 Evacuation with Zulf; if i remember corectly
I didn't play the game but this is in my playlist
@Danylo Borysov Return. Then I learned the reality of it and chose the alternative on run 2. Such an incredible experience.
I saved Zulf twice. I wasn't gonna let my Zia go through that same life. She was here. With me. Now. We could make it work just like I made everything else work lol
Every once in a while, I forget how beautiful this game and its soundtrack really are.
I'm always happy to remember again.
Best part about all this? These songs are diagetic, they exist in the world of the game. Build that Wall is an Ura war dirge, they sing it whilst marching to war. Mother, I'm Here is a hymn to the god of death, and The Pantheon is a Caeldonian war song. Its genuinely incredible the depth these songs have when you know the context
thank you so much
Lyrics
Part 1 - Build That Wall
I dig my hole, you build a wall
I dig my hole, you build a wall
One day that wall is gonna fall
Gon' build that city on a hill
Gon' build that city on a hill
Someday those tears are gonna spill
So build that wall and build it strong
'Cause we'll be there before too long
Gon' build that wall up to the sky
Gon' build that wall up to the sky
Someday your bird is gonna fly
Gon' build that wall until it's done
Gon' build that wall until it's done
But now you've got nowhere to run
So build that wall and build it strong
'Cause we'll be there before too long
Part 2 - Mother, I'm Here
I set my sail
Fly the wind, it will take me
Back to my home, sweet home
Lie on my back
Clouds are making way for me
I'm coming home, sweet home
I see your star
You left it burning for me
Mother, I'm here
Eyes open wide
Feel your heart and it's glowing
I'm welcome home, sweet home
I take your hand
Now you'll never be lonely
Not when I'm home, sweet home
I see your star
You left it burning for me
Mother, I'm here
Part 3 - Setting Sail, Coming Home
I set my sail
Fly, the wind will take me
Back to my home, sweet home
Lie on my back
Clouds are making way for me
I coming home, sweet home
I see your star, you left it burning for me.
(Build that wall and build it strong cause)
Mother, I'm here
(We'll be there before too long)
Eyes open wide
(I dig my hole you build a wall)
Feel your heart it's glowing
(I dig my hole you build a wall)
I welcome home, sweet home
(One day that wall is gonna fall)
I take your hand
(Gon' build that wall up to the sky)
Now you never be lonely
(Gon' build that wall up to the sky)
Not in the home, sweet home
(One day your bird is gonna fly)
I see your star, you left it burning for me,
(Build that wall and build it strong cause)
Mother, I'm here
(We'll be there before too long)
Thank you, this was helpful
Replayed this game for the first time since I was a kid. Still got one of the best ost's ever made. Dual revolver and machete for life
Mortar and hammer crew here.
Same, it was the first time i saved the game music and listen to it every day, every time i listen to it again i will remember that time...
I was using mostly the Army Carbine and Dueling Pistols.
Morter squad!!!!
Cael Hammer and Scrap Musket for life.
The end made me cry because...it was so relatable
The impact games have...
This game has...prooven to me that things can be rebuilt, no matter how many times broken...like a phoenix
Thank you
or maybe you should let go of the past and move on trying to build something better like i did in my ending
@@tzaneee The answer is, there is no correct answer. How do you feel today; kid?
God bastions ending is like, strangely fantastic. The game is very good, but the ending is just on another level for no reason. I wish people talked about it more.
My favorite part is when the Ura stop shooting you and just watch you drag Zulf's limp battered body back home. And the one Ura that fires gets knocked out by the commander.
It's been a long time since I played this game... and you reminded me why it left such an impression on me. The storytelling was phenomenal.
The nostalgia I'm getting from this OST hits hard. This game really was golden and made me feel emotional through and through.
Bastion is one of the only games that's made me cry.
I’ve played many games.
This one never leaves my brain.
2022 songs still 🔥
Something SO satisfying when they're both singing together
automatic classic
By golly, the amount of motion to float into me when I first heard the song, and context it is heartbreaking
I know I won't cry. It's been a long time since I played Bastion.
6:22: I don't think so.
When you realize the 3rd song is just an uptempo beat with both of the previous tracks integrated. Reminds me of exactly where I was 7 years ago.
Real
Bastion changed my life in a way, this song included...
Dunno why the algorithm led me here but hey, I'm not complaining. This is nice! 👍
If you like it, the game is worth a try.
This game was a classic
is*
Yeah this game is short but my god it's sucks you right in beautiful sound track has a lasting effect even after finishing the game.
Bastion,Terraria and pre alpha Minecraft introduced me to indie games
Yep; same
Bastion walked so Hades could run
Bastion ran so Hades could run too
Honestly rude. Bastion flew to the heavens so hades could break through the stars.
won't lie, i miss their creative and original ideas. I love when their creativity goes wild, Hades has been the best gameplay so far, but the atmosphere, the story, and the song doesnt hit as hars 😢
@@TheKZKAIThe story in hades is very very good your opinion is valid but also
I disagree with you
@@TheKZKAII agree entirely. I enjoyed Hades a lot- mechanics hit just right - but I missed the heartbreaking beauty of plot/atmosphere/ideas of the previous three games. Pyre was... a stressful game for me, but I still loved the vibes and the lore. I felt Hades was not as original, if still one if my favourite games.
Never heard of this game. But this song hit my ginger soul-less soul.
welcome to the weird youtube recommendations train, it has no stops but the odd spot of good music.
i highly recommend checking out the other soundtracks darren korb made.
Dude, this is a classic, and one of the all time greats, must play. One of the best OSTs in any game ever.
anything from supergiant is bomb
(the spine - transistor, or good riddance - hades, all i gotta say really) ((not supergiant, but song in the sky also literally sang to me))
as a jaded soul, i feel you brother- these songs are a unique "genre", as one comment i saw refer to it "emotional bluegrass" and, if youre sorta averaging out all the music in general?
man i might as well be a pug with how square on the nose it was hit
@@Volti-Vagra I saw this song a year ago on TH-cam recommendations before I ever heard of Hades, if this game is by the same people I might check it out
@@quantum5661 oh its darren korb? i just got autoplayed onto this OST and instantly hit loop, darren korb makes a ton of sense! fantastic musician, and just overall one of the most talented people ive come across in a long time.
Thank you.
Still can’t believe in my ears after all these years ❤ still hits me right in the feels after all these years ❤and forever I guess 🥹
i replayed, completed all the challenges and even did the hookah and soup thing. that's how awesome this game is.
Nice Bastion track! Keep it up to date...
It's so cool to listen to this then listen to Eurydice and Orpheus songs cause its just, I don't know its so immaculate man
i completely forgot about this song, until now where i realised i still know the lyrics, i remember rehearsing this for a highschool performance
You rehearsed it for highschool? Sounds fun
Oh. Yeap. This song is being played on loop.
Still one of the most impactful songs in game history imo.
i'm in love with this song but hate at the same time it because i can't play it alone. i remember playing the whole song twice only singing one lead at a time. i forgot how to play any songs now, it's been years the last time i touched the guitar. if people hurt you don't let it make you hate or neglect parts of you just because the people who hurt you are associated with it, maybe that's common sense, but to me it felt like it was never my choice to react/live like that.
ive never even played this game i just keep coming back to the soundtrack lol
GOD This game was so good HHRGG
The best game ever!
i love this song
yo its on sale on steam till the 26th for like 3 dollars get it
Dude thanks for the info going now to buy it! Found it on an Xbox demo disc! Absolutely 💯 amazing! Right up there with sphinx and the cursed mummy!
Now that we're back to this kind of political climate, it's time to revisit this game
She birthed all these sons when are we gonna be out of debt, baby needs a safe home. Love u
haven't heard this song before, but wow im getting this game now. somehow im getting vibes from the manga / anime made in abyss. i wonder how far off i am? :O
Music from a destroyed world
I miss app games that weren’t designed to suck you dry financially
Ok? What does that have to do with this song?
@@baron-von-masky This game had a mobile port which was a full game and thus didn't have any in-app purchases. Thus, OP's comment.
@@queengames8421 so it was not designed to suck people's money away. If it was a gacha game, then I would understand, but just... a standalone game? Yeah seems wierd to me
@@baron-von-masky this song is from a game with a mobile port
@@ocinprofession I can't seem to find the mobile port, although are even talking about the same game? Like the main game physically doesn't have microtransactions, so why would the port have it? Is it bastion by supergiant games?
2024❤
Shades of my shadow warrior
One Day.
I played this on psvita 🙏
Same. Was the first game I played on the 2000 model.
how does me listening to heavy metal equate to this song getting in my recommendations? welp its a good song either way
Both artists worked on the sound track of the game Hades. I don't know how metal the sound track is but that might be the association the algorithm is making.
Southern Gothic Rock is like a distant cousin of some type of metal I think
I never played the game, but I like the music
What I understand, the first part Build that wall. tell the history of a woman that is dying (or fear death) and she is building a house (the Wall can be understand as house) "I dig my hole, you build the wall" the woman is a mother and she want a house to protect her child "One day your bird gonna fly."
The Second part of the song "Mother I am here" tell the history of a man that go to adventure and it's visiting his house where is his mother . The star can be the love and with the adventure he realised that (if was not because of his mother's love, he will never go to the adventure).
The final part can be understand as mother and son reunites.
But if she is really dying the story can be the son find the cure for his mother and now both are in adventure. Or she died "You let your star burning for me" and the reunion can be the afterlife.
An interesting interpretation. The truth of the matter is there was a discrimination of people which led one side to cause a calamity, wiping most life away and making the land fragment. The two singing are not on the same side. I wont go too far into specifics as I'm curious to know your reinterpretation given a bit of the full story.
The interpretation for the 2nd song is that the "Mother" referred to is actually Death. In the game, Micia, the Goddess of Loss and Longing (effectively Death) is also referred to as Mother by various characters of the game. The character whose the song is the theme for can die at the end depending on the player's choices.
Nice interpretation!
Build That Wall is a war propaganda song from the Ura people who live in burrows underground. They fight against the city of Caelondia which has a constantly expanding wall. The song is about how the Ura believe they will be the victors of the war in the end
Mother, I'm Here is a song about accepting death. In the game there is a greek-like pantheon of gods and one of them, Micia, is essentially the goddess of life and death. She is the proverbial mother of everyone and she is often referred to as such, hence the depiction of her as the "mother" in the song who you return to when you die (Also the star is a symbol for Micia)
Setting Sail, Coming Home is the end credits song which in general is meant to represent the relationship between Caelondia and the Ura as Build That Wall is an Ura song whereas Mother, I'm Here is more of a Caelondia song. The two endings (in which it plays for both) depend on whether you want to erase the damage done by a petty war or move past it to start a new beginning
I think if there was a Bastion 2, I'd want it to be from the perspective of the Ura
Happy mothers Day mom. You hurt me but I still love you
I may be hot off listening to Good Riddance from Hades for an hour, but don't these guys also kind of sound similar?
Well it's made by the same guy so that would definitely do it
Darren Korb sings the Orpheus parts and Ashley Barrett sings the Eurydice parts in Hades.
Here Ashley Barrett sings the Build That Wall songs, whereas Darren Korb sings Mother I'm Here.
Darren is the overall composer of most (all?) Supergiant games.
I just realised that all these are serperate songs
yep if you never played the game give it a go. its a lovely trip.
this is by far the least video game ost sounding ost ever, this could just be a song on an album
Are u new on good games, bro? Ther's tons of art outhere with BY FAR best songs than the comercial music market.
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Is the person that sings this song a solo arttist or in a band? Does anyone know her name?
She's part of supergiant games iir. This song was sang by Ashley Barrett written by Darren Korb who composed and sang most of their songs including set sail and was the voice of Zagreus in hades.
@@Avarice_Alt The voice of Zagreus, Orpheus and Skelly actually xD
Rent-free I tell you
I may have added too many views to this video
😄😄😄
Black hair this
Ok
I do remember the nostalgia critic screaming among the masses of a trump rally:" BUILD THAT WALL!"
plays zilophone calls on my ribs , touch them nice baby litlte babyyyy
vim pelo void append
quem é esse void append?
@@AnywayRaffz youtuber de minecraft
Pô, tava tentando lembrar de onde raios eu tinha escutado essa maravilha. Obrigado, brother.
I thought this was Russia from Hetalia
Shame Imagine Dragons ruined it...
did thay do a cover or somthing?
@@johncollins8070 They did at the game awards in 2021, just search 'Build That Wall Imagine Dragons' and it should show up (it's on their official channel if it doesn't). They made it flow into Misery so maybe that's why this guy thinks they ruined it lol
Yeah, the girl killed it 1st verse. The voice is very iconic. The tone Hits home. The duet 3rd verse with a tempo isn't horrible , but she should have done as a single.🤷🏼♂️
@@Nightneo2000 I respect the opinion but I think darren korb kills it here
@@rinocorn_ 8 months late, i love both parts, idk what you guys mean. Try listening to Good Riddence duet from Hades
Still listening in 2424.
I love ❤️ this game! Bought it a number of years ago; still have it on my phone. I’ve played it like 20+ times, and I’ll play it again. Love the music, love the narration, love the gameplay. Unique & bittersweet, beautiful game.
🥲👍💜
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