I’m Amazed they managed to have such an impressive score while using so many real songs too, and there are a lot in the show. Usually some movies and shows that have a ton of licensed/real songs they can kinda overshadow a score, but isn’t the case here, love the brotherhood score as the prydwen arrives
Well John is at the helm, and if the score of West•World (the show, which I still think is cannon but that’s another comment) is anything to go by then yeah can’t wait for season two in general.
Eh, the score isn't bad, but it's not as memorable or iconic as Westworld and GOT, or even Person of Interest's theme. So I would say the soundtrack was kinda better and overshadowed the original score a bit.
@@occono3543 Yeah that too. I'd also imagine it's really hard coming up with a catchy and iconic theme every time, and just because he did it once it means he can do it for every show and movie he works on. His Westworld was creative too, he would take these famous rock or pop songs and make a cover of them in the style of Westworld and it worked so well. I kinda wish he did that again with other shows.
Too bad they sucked in the show. But, I agree, the song deserves a better representation of the brotherhood of steel. Less goofball, derpy, and wimpy, and Cucky, and libtardy
@@RashedHiyasat Yeah agreed there, I think that the branch from Boston would have wiped the floor with them, I'd even bet the DC branch would smoke those guys
Know what I like about this music? It reminds me of the ambient tracks from the early Fallout games in the nineties. It's also unmistakably Ramin Djawadi's work, but I can see the influence the old games had on it. It really takes me back.
There a quite a few gems on this score. All the Answers fucking slaps. I can feel the dread starting to bubble and then explodes intensely in the end. Great stuff.
Ice Cream and Apple Pie 12:08 is one of my most favorite tracks from the album. I can listen to it on repeat and its filmed sequence was also done very well.
@@illidank996 It's actually in the first episode itself in its entirety. It scores the entire sequence for Lucy getting ready for the wedding/trade right up to them leaving to meet with Vault 32. I think it perfectly captures the 'sunshine and daisies' kind of atmosphere of Lucy's vault perfectly, as well as her view of it. The score does return at some point later on for a briefer sequence but I'd have to rewatch the show to remember where I picked up on that...and I will.
@@shoazdon7000 Nope, it doesn't play anywhere near that scene, although they do talk about Ice Cream and Apple Pie. Coop gets the ghoul talking about his mom's apple pie before he shoots him.
"Are you compromised?" reminds me of the original Mark Morgan OST with tracks such as "Underground Troubles" or "The Vault of the Future". Little details like this made me so happy when watching the show.
I love "Surface Dweller Tradition" so much! Best track in the score. I love the contrasting harmonies in the violins, how it sometimes drifts apart harmonically, sometimes chordant and pretty, lulling you into a false sense of security, before the semitone seconds come in and break everything up.
Am I the only one here who misses the scores of E6 00:36:55 and E7 00:01:24 - 00:02:30? Because this is Fallout! The score in E6 in particular gave me goosebumps; That was the Fallout moment of the series for me.
Ramin Djawadi - one of the finest movie and TV score composers alive today! And I'm right there with everyone saying it sounds just like the instrumental music from the original games. I would not be at all surprised if he consulted with Inon Zur, composer of the Fallout 3 and 4 soundtracks, or at least made a close study of his work. It's what I would have done.
Was such a good ominous track, also looking for it. Can hear a short bit of it as part of the beginning of "Are You Compromised" as I think Norm sneaking into vault 31.
My favorite one is golden rule, but the version i heard in the series wasn't the same at all, and imo way better. It was a remixed version, in the scene where Lucy looks at the weapons in Ma Junes store and then confronts the Ghoul for the first time in episode 2. Sucks i cant find it anywhere i get goosebumps everytime i hear it 😔
This is a soundtrack for the Ramin Dwajadi score. I'm guessing they didn't want to include any reused Inon Zur or Mark Morgan tracks in the show and have to pay them album royalties
Where is the synth music part where Hank kills the raider attacking Lucy then runs to the vault door? I can't find it, unless I've missed it. It's my favourite bit of music from the whole show, along with the opening soundtrack for the bombs dropping (which also isn't here). At the moment, the two best soundtrack pieces from the show aren't on this album.
сериал мне понравился всегда было интересно зачем в некоторых убежищах сделали странные условия для проживания после атомной войны , в сериале эта тема начинает раскрываться и видимо фоллаут 2 не за горами. Музыка обалденная!
One of my chief complaints about the show was the atmosphere soundtrack, it really just didnt rise to the occasion - honestly im surprised about all the praise its getting from the comments section, its not 'bad' but in most cases its so forgettable its actually a shame. I think they felt that having worked on westworld with them they wanted someone they were familiar with, but I think it was a terrible choice not to get Inon Zur (or even mark morgan who worked on the first and second fallout games, whos tracks are repurposed in fallout 3 and new vegas heavily) for this project.
Anyone have a link for the music que used at the end of episode 1 during the "this season on fallout" montage Really liked that foreboding score but can't find it on the soundtrack. It's like 30 seconds or something
Where’s the part from the scene where maximus is walking to the main vault atrium to rescue Lucy? It sounds like the T-60 track but far more interesting.
Ramin Djawadi? Why not Mark Morgan? His soundtrack to Fallout and Fallout 2 is immortal post-nuclear beauty. P.S.: but sounds nice, I would buy it on vinyl
I really like this. I remember when fallout 3 came out and Inon Zur took over, I disliked the score so much compared to F1 and F2. It was suddenly orchestral mixed with random non-rythmic junk grinding against each other. This feels like more of a mix of the old and new. Reminds me a bit of Wasteland game score.
Someone should have payed Ramin more to do the soundtrack. I can't shake the idea that this must have been a side project for him. What a disappointment this is. To think that this is the same author of great soundtracks, like the GoT series and Westworld.
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I’m Amazed they managed to have such an impressive score while using so many real songs too, and there are a lot in the show. Usually some movies and shows that have a ton of licensed/real songs they can kinda overshadow a score, but isn’t the case here, love the brotherhood score as the prydwen arrives
It helps when you hire one of the most talented composers in the industry. :)
Well John is at the helm, and if the score of West•World (the show, which I still think is cannon but that’s another comment) is anything to go by then yeah can’t wait for season two in general.
Eh, the score isn't bad, but it's not as memorable or iconic as Westworld and GOT, or even Person of Interest's theme. So I would say the soundtrack was kinda better and overshadowed the original score a bit.
@@MamadNobari Ramin also worked on Netflix's 3 Body Problem, might have split his attention a bit
@@occono3543 Yeah that too. I'd also imagine it's really hard coming up with a catchy and iconic theme every time, and just because he did it once it means he can do it for every show and movie he works on.
His Westworld was creative too, he would take these famous rock or pop songs and make a cover of them in the style of Westworld and it worked so well. I kinda wish he did that again with other shows.
That Brotherhood Of Steel track just slaps HARD!
Agreed, best track of the series
100%. A lot going on!
Too bad they sucked in the show. But, I agree, the song deserves a better representation of the brotherhood of steel. Less goofball, derpy, and wimpy, and Cucky, and libtardy
@@stevemiller1345 I think its on purpose that this specific branch of the brotherhood is weak and undisciplined.
@@RashedHiyasat Yeah agreed there, I think that the branch from Boston would have wiped the floor with them, I'd even bet the DC branch would smoke those guys
Know what I like about this music? It reminds me of the ambient tracks from the early Fallout games in the nineties. It's also unmistakably Ramin Djawadi's work, but I can see the influence the old games had on it. It really takes me back.
There a quite a few gems on this score. All the Answers fucking slaps. I can feel the dread starting to bubble and then explodes intensely in the end. Great stuff.
Wow I watched the whole season and had no idea it was Ramin Djawadi behind the score. No wonder it's so damn good.
It says so in the credits at the beginning of each episode :)))
@@DanSlotea yeah I skip those lol
Right?? I spent the whole first episode thinking “wow the score Slaps” only for it all to make sense once I saw his name in the credits
@@daughterofluthien same
THIS!!!
"Feo, Fuerte, y Formal" has no right going that incredibly hard
I'm amazed that song is not getting all the love it deserves. Really epic and outstanding, one of my favorite things of that episode.
Right? It's the best!!
The bit at 01:10:05 before Lucy says her final "okey dokey" is amazing
Ramin can do good tracks but he feels one note, this is such a westworld sounding track.
@mrdoggo3569
He did both Game of Thrones and Person of Interest, he's absolutely not "one note"
The crescendo at the end of Vault 33 just fills me up with a strange energy, i love it, reminds of what some of the score for Westworld made me feel.
Ice Cream and Apple Pie 12:08 is one of my most favorite tracks from the album. I can listen to it on repeat and its filmed sequence was also done very well.
Where does that track play? Based on the name its somewhere in ep 4 but I dont remember
@@illidank996 It's actually in the first episode itself in its entirety. It scores the entire sequence for Lucy getting ready for the wedding/trade right up to them leaving to meet with Vault 32. I think it perfectly captures the 'sunshine and daisies' kind of atmosphere of Lucy's vault perfectly, as well as her view of it. The score does return at some point later on for a briefer sequence but I'd have to rewatch the show to remember where I picked up on that...and I will.
@@charlie7mason doesn’t it show up where the ghoul turns is about to turn feral and cooper shoots him
@@shoazdon7000 Nope, it doesn't play anywhere near that scene, although they do talk about Ice Cream and Apple Pie. Coop gets the ghoul talking about his mom's apple pie before he shoots him.
25:30 the contrast in the melody and harmony is so good. Think its like key changes and stuff that makes it sound good sorta dystopian
"Are you compromised?" reminds me of the original Mark Morgan OST with tracks such as "Underground Troubles" or "The Vault of the Future". Little details like this made me so happy when watching the show.
I think Ramin did his homework
Great score. Ramin was inspired of both Inon Zur and Mark Morgan work, it's great.
I like the "tribal" voice, remember the Khan !
30:52 what a scene .. what a score .. chills
What scene was it? I don't remember
@@FBManimations it's the one in vault 4, the ritual from the surface dwellers which reveals moldaver as the flamemother.
@@HahsJeje oh ok thanks
Hats off to one of the best series of 2024 and everything in it. :D Musical maestro Ramin Djawadi never disappoints.
I'm here for Feo Fuerte y Formal, i rewatched that ending 10 times! What a heroic music !!!
Anybody know if there is a longer version of this part from about 10:30 to 10:47? Eh I love this part and it was longer on some scenes.
All the Answers and Brotherhood Of Steel my favourite!
I love "Surface Dweller Tradition" so much! Best track in the score. I love the contrasting harmonies in the violins, how it sometimes drifts apart harmonically, sometimes chordant and pretty, lulling you into a false sense of security, before the semitone seconds come in and break everything up.
All the Answers + Do the Right Thing = Vault Boy Thumbs Up
Am I the only one here who misses the scores of E6 00:36:55 and E7 00:01:24 - 00:02:30? Because this is Fallout! The score in E6 in particular gave me goosebumps; That was the Fallout moment of the series for me.
Djawadi is Zimmer for new generation!
Zimmer is the zimmer of new gen lol
Ramin is a very good composer but Hans is on another level
@@nariandez hans actually have a bunch of ghostwriters, Ramin is in the same level.
Ramin Djawadi does it again. Been a fan since Clash of the Titans. Highly recommended score if you haven't heard anything pre Game of Thrones.
Ramin Djawadi - one of the finest movie and TV score composers alive today! And I'm right there with everyone saying it sounds just like the instrumental music from the original games. I would not be at all surprised if he consulted with Inon Zur, composer of the Fallout 3 and 4 soundtracks, or at least made a close study of his work. It's what I would have done.
The shady sands music is actually beautiful.
Imo: This is on the level of Inon Zur. Great tracks by Ramin.
31:54 sends chills down my spine
awesome!
Then check out Pruit Igoe by Philip Glass
55:08 That's how vault-tec deals with competition
My Jaw dropped ;-;
All the answers what a score 👏 57:40
Such talent, love The Artifact!
23:34 when democracy dies with the NCR
24:49 is so powerful
Do you see shape of SKULL on the cover of album formed by vault entrance and ruins of buildings? Ghoul reference? Overall death and decay?
the first track in the background has the undercurrent of Watership Down in it lol Love how he did it just gently there
Do the Right Thing is just perfect.
18:29 This sounds a lot like the "Lightfold" leitmotif from Final Space
PLEASE release the album onto TH-cam Music! I need to put some of these in my playlist.
Perfect
Yooo thats Ramin Djawadi??? the guy who made mr brooks ost. this is awesome!
15:18 reminded me of the soundtrack of Stray for some reason, specifically a part of "Slums"
So that is why the soundtrack is so good lol
Do The Right Thing / Moldaver death scene is awesome.
Is the track of the opening scene during the bombs scene anywhere? I've listened to the full album, but it's sadly not part of it.
Looking for that one too
Came here for this
Been looking since the show came out and have found nothing
Will this be getting a vinyl release?
Yes, already pre ordered
does anyone know the song that played when Norm was investigating the vault 32?
Was such a good ominous track, also looking for it. Can hear a short bit of it as part of the beginning of "Are You Compromised" as I think Norm sneaking into vault 31.
My favorite one is golden rule, but the version i heard in the series wasn't the same at all, and imo way better. It was a remixed version, in the scene where Lucy looks at the weapons in Ma Junes store and then confronts the Ghoul for the first time in episode 2. Sucks i cant find it anywhere i get goosebumps everytime i hear it 😔
WWheres the fallout 3 theme one? I heard it in the last episode or second to last somewhere?
That's what I'm looking for as well.
This is a soundtrack for the Ramin Dwajadi score. I'm guessing they didn't want to include any reused Inon Zur or Mark Morgan tracks in the show and have to pay them album royalties
They just straight used the Fallout 4 version of the theme
Surface Dweller Tradition is so good
thx bro
Where is the synth music part where Hank kills the raider attacking Lucy then runs to the vault door? I can't find it, unless I've missed it. It's my favourite bit of music from the whole show, along with the opening soundtrack for the bombs dropping (which also isn't here).
At the moment, the two best soundtrack pieces from the show aren't on this album.
сериал мне понравился всегда было интересно зачем в некоторых убежищах сделали странные условия для проживания после атомной войны , в сериале эта тема начинает раскрываться и видимо фоллаут 2 не за горами. Музыка обалденная!
Понимаю, речь идет про сериал, но Фоллаут 2 вышел еще в 1998 году))
@@gladiatorone9023 очевидно, что коментатор выше, имел ввиду второй сезон
What is the theme of the show when Lucy's brother and cousin are exploring the adjacent vaults? I can't seem to find it anywhere
One of my chief complaints about the show was the atmosphere soundtrack, it really just didnt rise to the occasion - honestly im surprised about all the praise its getting from the comments section, its not 'bad' but in most cases its so forgettable its actually a shame. I think they felt that having worked on westworld with them they wanted someone they were familiar with, but I think it was a terrible choice not to get Inon Zur (or even mark morgan who worked on the first and second fallout games, whos tracks are repurposed in fallout 3 and new vegas heavily) for this project.
Title of the song they use in the intro as coop and his daughter escapes on the horse?
At some point in the series there was a very similar soundtrack to the fallout 4 videogame theme. Did anybody notice?
Anyone have a link for the music que used at the end of episode 1 during the "this season on fallout" montage
Really liked that foreboding score but can't find it on the soundtrack. It's like 30 seconds or something
Where’s the part from the scene where maximus is walking to the main vault atrium to rescue Lucy? It sounds like the T-60 track but far more interesting.
nice skull
The music that plays when Lucy meets the enclave scientist the first time is the end of Artifact for anyone else looking
ineed the Fallout theme in the opening of episode 7!.
What is the vault 4 cult theme!!!??
Surface dweller tradition
@@cheers4238 Jesus Christ thank you
35:00
Ramin Djawadi? Why not Mark Morgan? His soundtrack to Fallout and Fallout 2 is immortal post-nuclear beauty.
P.S.: but sounds nice, I would buy it on vinyl
Morgan seems to be retired, last score he made was in 2008. Though I'm glad this soundtrack is heavily inspired by his work, sounds really good
The Brotherhood of Steel track can make you feel like a badass just going to buy milk.
i was like "this name fells familiar" of course it is! its the guy who did the OST of pacific rim.
Whats the ost for when the nukes first went off
Was up on TH-cam music, then randomly not available. Anyone know why?
Where is the track that plays when the nukes are being dropped?
Have looked everywhere for this one, but without success :/ It's so good!
I don't now but i think that is a unreleased track.
@@sumajestadimperialhirohito2909 :(
I wanted the score for the scene in the 1st episode when the bombs drop :(
That ghoul theme
Does anyone know if the track is on the album when Maximus and Lucy talk and she asks him to come and live in the vault with her?
Did anybody else spot the hidden image of the skull in the album artwork?
Am I the only one who is looking for Vault 32 ost?
Its the beginning of the ost "are you compromised?" i believe. sadly i cant find an extended version..
57:54-59:34 «Philip Glass - Helen's Theme»?
I wont like this series until i hear "my chrysalis highwayman" :P
Where's the vinyl version?!
Was on Google music but they removed it
I really like this. I remember when fallout 3 came out and Inon Zur took over, I disliked the score so much compared to F1 and F2. It was suddenly orchestral mixed with random non-rythmic junk grinding against each other. This feels like more of a mix of the old and new. Reminds me a bit of Wasteland game score.
Someone should have payed Ramin more to do the soundtrack. I can't shake the idea that this must have been a side project for him. What a disappointment this is. To think that this is the same author of great soundtracks, like the GoT series and Westworld.
And Pacific rim
Isn't this a score, not a soundtrack? The soundtrack would be all the songs by The Ink Spots and others.
Inon Zur got screwed, this is just a remix of his work on Fallout 4.
🤢🤢🤢
Music's good, pity about the writing.
Im assuming you don't like the tonal shifts between goofy and serious drama?
idk what show you watched, because the one I watched had great writing
Gotta say the writing was better than the music. And the music is great, that's gotta tell you something