This is a calm and reassuring song whenever it plays while I'm traveling the Nether Highways on 2B2T, I often get really scared about a wither or a player appearing in front of me within what is essentially shit render distance. Yet this song comes on and it eases those thoughts and tells you to keep going, no matter what is on the highway.
I've never thought of the nether as an evil or scary place. The music makes it feel a combination of peacefulness, loneliness, and sadness. It makes me wonder if the nether wasn't always a place filled with lava and fire. Maybe that once long ago the nether was lush and full of plants. The Zombie pigmen were normal pigmen, and blazes, magma cubes, and wither skeletons didn't exist yet. Then a calamity event happened and it transformed into what the nether is now.
well you can grow grass and trees and bring in flowers to nether and bees work best in nether becos in nether is never night and in nether is never rain so those lazy bugs don't need to sleep or have breaks from work.
"Warmth" has many meanings. It can mean comfort. The feeling of home. Familiarity. The unchanging. The normal. The stagnant. It's a walk in the forest during the spring. It's watching a movie on a summer evening. It's a loved one. This is not that warmth. This is a dry, piercing warmth. It seeps into your pores, slowly draining you of moisture. Growing hotter, fiercer, more hostile by the moment. It is alien to you. It does not want you here. Leave.
this might or might not be what i needed but ive been listening to this song for a while now, it was my escape from this hell ridden household and an easy exit out of my own mind. i reflect an awful lot, ill be honest my life hasnt been great but one great moment in my life sprung from this game and it sits with me like the feeling when your childhood pet finally meets their end, something about it absolutely murders you but your still thinking about the good sides of it. this song has captured my mind and im becoming its slave i dont wanna sit, cry and reflect anymore i just wanna feel those good sides again i wanna go back to when things didnt make any sense yet they did, life had some meaning some certainty but now its just a literal shit show, filled to the brim with regret and stupidity. im pulling myself together, its really late and i shoukd be sleeping but i just cant im no longer able to listen to this song and distract my mind.
@@codydonahue6915 Even though no one asked, thank you for sharing. It opens the idea that this world is nothing but, loss. Torment. Pain. Suffering. Fighting. It LIVES off of it. Why, I wonder… why can’t all the pain go away, why must there always be conflict, why must one part of the world be in pain, for the other side to be happy… It doesn’t make sense, it never will. I hate that there will never be peace, never be hope, never…
When I hear this song, I think of all the miserable souls of people, turned into Ghasts and Pigmen being locked up in hell, as you can hear at the end and through out the song what sounds like cell doors shutting or being locked
True. Although in a somber way. It reminds me of how there isn't a heaven in Minecraft. Only a hell. While it might be bad it isn't horrible. It's just there. Idk.
@@JShortsFR Perhaps the End is heaven, in a way. Not quite a paradise but... more of a limbo. And the endermen are the forgotten souls who died in eras long ago... seeking some sort of purpose in their meaningless wandering.
why would you want to disconnect when the whole nether exists to make you connect between multiple overworld locations faster. highway to hell or nether metro is the first thing we built.
This song, without saying any words, is one of the most emotional pieces of music I have ever heard. The feeling of immense pain and loneliness that this song makes me feel is beyond description.
Seriously dude. Everyone else is talking about literally every other part of the song but that one. I'm glad someone else shares this feeling, and a much needed timestamp. Thanks b :)
this is my favorite nether song because around 1:21 things start to get interesting and really changes your feels from scared to a bit of feeling nostalgia again.
Whenever I hear this I feel.... ...sad. And yet, that sadness isn't intense, it's subtle and creeping. Every single time I hear someone or something in the background yell, "Someone get me out," ...it just seems... unfair. Unjust. Somber. ...a tragedy in its purest form.
"'Warmth' plays in the game’s hell. Or as it is called in Minecraft, “Nether”. This song tries to play with the idea that even hell isn’t all bad, and there’s good things to be found. But it’s still a very harsh environment." -C418, talking about this song
If it weren't for Dead Voxel, this would be my favorite Nether track. It's actually very good, and I feel like it's wildly underrated. Listening to it actually gives me warmth.
the small, ascendant crackling sounds add so much to this wonderful piece. They're especially fitting when this plays in the Basalt Deltas. I appreciate that C418 created relatively calm tracks for the Nether, instead of the more obvious and well-traveled route of making everything unambiguously sinister and hellish. It reminds you that this isn't some sort of personalized hell, that many beings live and even thrive here. In that way, you're both reminded of your insignificance and comforted. His music for Minecraft always described the player's own feelings, rather than the environment, which was a great decision. Minecraft is what you make of it, not what it makes of you.
This soundtrack is one of the reasons why the nether has my favorite soundtrack, it just sounds more peaceful than creepy to me like it has an eerie beauty
(Make sure you are listening to the song when you read this) Lava, danger, sand of the dead By misfortune, to this dimension you were led Fleeing from horrors yet unknown You remember your home with grass and stone But all that is gone now, your portal destroyed Stuck in the Nexus, between the void Death seems imminent, hope begins to fade You think of the world of beauty, which you had made All hope gone, insanity creeping forth Your final consolation, the chilling Warmth
Everyone talking about 2:42 but honesty the little background noise that keeps resonating in the back that’s starts at 1:35 Is what sets the track for me
What I imagine. The nether. Th nether fortress. The halls are dark. The fig of the world gives it a scary appearance. You hear the strange noises of the shadows of spirits. The noises of the the monsters and ghosts of the people that have died. Their spirits linger, haunting the concrete walls. Waiting for relief from the hellish world. They were trapped. You stare down the halls. The ghosts linger in the distance, unseen. But the noises indicate their existence. You can hear the sound of distant creatures and ghosts. They come from down the hall. You don't dare walk in its direction. You make your way back to the portal. You take one last look. You are scared through the portal because a ghast begins to stare in your direction. You don't go back for a while, but after you go a few times, you get used to it.
This one makes you feel like you're exploring the remains of a once peaceful and beautiful ecosystem, now desolate and hostile. It's also giving strong 'many have fallen here before, you could be next' vibes.
+Jesse Smith I would but the lack of water, constant threat from Ghasts and the fact I haven't built a proper base (though the Portal is protected from Ghast attacks) puts me off. Plus I have stuff in the Overworld to do, like killing Iron Golems or farming Zombie Pigmen from the drop-trap I built. Makes getting Gold so much easier.
I do Survival Challenge in the Nether. You can feed of the Pigmen and Mushrooms you find and I try to find obsidian and a Flynt and Steel to get out of it. The Challenge is successful when you're in the Overworld
In the old days I used to hunt Wither skeletons all of the time on this one multiplayer serve.They had an area set up and everything. Those were the days... Now minecraft is dead.
I love this tune, because it sounds so finalistic.. (0:50) This is the kind of tune you'd hear in a JRPG when you're in the final part of the game, the point of no return.. One of the main characters has died, having sacrificed themselves to get you this far.... Half the continent is being destroyed by a terrible catastrophe.. And you all collectively come to the realization that there is no real guarantee your actions will come to any real fruition.. Will it all end if you even defeat the final boss?.. The damage done can't be undone.. The terrible things that have happened can't be taken back.. Nothing will be the same.. You quietly ponder your options.. You know you can't go back.. Even if you tried and somehow survived the trip, you'd never forgive yourself knowing you had a chance to change it all.. To save the world.. But if you go through with this.. You'll very likely die.. And for what?.. To save a world you may no longer live in? To save what's left undamaged by catastrophe? The party sits in silence before the final chamber, each one pondering what happened in their life to lead up to this moment.. desperately reaching within themselves for courage, and resolve.. There is no great hero to inspire them.. There is no prophecy to comfort them.. There is no guarantee of safety.. And there is no one who can replace them in this time.. ... What would 'you' do?
This music is one of my favorites in the nether. Even over the new ones. Because it just gives that vibey mood that the nether originally had with the deep and dangerous things on it, and it is kind of iconic like the overworld music but now things are more complex and lena raine easily takes the cake when it comes to the new biome's music
This song has always given me a sense of sadness. It makes me feel lonely but yet so peaceful. This has always been my favorite nether song. For me it feels like all of my memories flash before my eyes while I watch with tears in my eyes wondering if things will ever get better and remembering how happy I once was, remembering memories that I have while playing Minecraft. The nostalgic feeling- the feeling that rushes through you almost making you sick. It hurts. It feels like someone is stabbing you and you just wonder if it will ever be the same again. You miss it. You want it back.
The image this track paints in my head is a normal hardcore player who gets hit by a Ghast or Blaze fireball and falls off a Nether Fortress in slow motion...
Arriving to the Nether for the first time, standing on the bridge of a nether fortress over a sea of lava while the ghasts drift about, that was one of the most awe-inspiring moments of my early childhood, it's something I'll never forget
1:42 The amount of Nostalgia and chills that hit me so hard it actually brought tears to my eyes not even going lie my eyes started to water up I now need to play an old version of Minecraft bc of this.
Whenever I travel through the nether and listen to this melody it makes me feel alone, as if I were the only living being within a dimension trying to survive and recover what I lost, outside of that, every time the music plays it makes me reflect and they give me chills, this song is incredible, and to think that this is derived from a game of ice cubes.
The soft beginning of the song is similar in speed and tone to a calm breath - the main tune is ringing, similar to some of the Overworld’s music, but it feels hollow, devoid of life or soul. Ambience cuts in at times with the sounds of the nether. The clinking of minecart rails, cranking of a thermostat, ache of weary bones and the chill of sudden warmth.
Here's my take on this song: Warmth has no direct association to anything in the nether for me. Whenever i hear this song, i imagine being down near the lava lakes, looking up at the rest of the landscape. When I play the game, this rarely happens, as I am usually higher up in the nether looking down at the lakes rather than the inverse. The song is 100% the most calming of all the nether tracks and has no sinister intent at all in my mind, at least as little sinister intent as the nether can offer. There are no warnings of scary creatures or dangerous obstacles, just an appreciation for the strange beauty of the nether.
I feel like this would be perfect for the Nether but only on peaceful. It doesn't flow so well when you are sprinting and falling through the terrain whilst fleeing 5 ghasts and nearly falling into a sea of lava...
This song heavily gives me the feeling of being surrounded in all sorts of danger while being accommodated in an area where that danger won’t affect me, while I just sit there safely, relaxing to the beautiful sights and distant noises in the background. That’s what makes this feel the most relaxing for me. I think that’s what makes me like it so much. So much danger around me, but I’m safe just where I am.
People are saying this is a creepy, evil song, but that's not what I think. I think this is a reflection of the past, a memoir to what once was. It seems a hellish dimension can only become that way after an incident that made it so. Pigs turned undead. Sad and angry creatures flying in the sky. Slimes turned fiery and more aggressive. What if this was once a happy world, where creatures lived in harmony and peace, but then some evil force corrupted it? It's like at the beginning of the song it is just normal hellish sounds, but then the Nether (as an entity) breaks through the barrier of darkness for a moment and reflects on what this realm used to be, then is repressed back into darkness. When you walk through the hellish landscape of the Nether and one of these songs play, you can almost feel the loneliness and sadness, like the creatures there know things will never return to the way they used to be. This comment will probably never be seen but this song is one of my favorites and it was important to me to share this.
this is the most emotional minecraft track for me, i dont know it gives me a feeling of a happy yet sad ending, a familiar yet unknown feeling, it just makes me tear up if i listen to this alone by myself, this is a great tune :,)
I can think of this like the life we live in. The little problems pile inside us and we try to get on while loudly, but at the same time, silently, screaming inside to the point where we break down.
The warm synthesizers of the soundtrack contradicted by the grimy, disturbing and utterly distorted sound effects present throughout the track summon both a sense of xen (meaning stranger) and zen (meaning absorption/tranquility.) With the strange and unpleasant audial effects creating a sense of alienation whilst the serene chords of the track create a sense of peace and safety. Inarguably one of his most masterfully crafted tracks, and one of my personal favorites.
Back then, I used to always enter the Nether on Peaceful mode as I was scared of the mobs. Now, this music reminds me of how lonely I felt in the Nether.
It’s always warm at the bottom of the world. It’s the only comfort I have in this wasteland. My flesh can’t support it’s own temperature, so I sit in an ocean of magma. It’s only warm to me. Old friends wander with me, but they barely recognize me. They carry the same blades, they wear the same garbs and their flesh fails them too. I wish I didn’t have to be warm, I wish my body wasn’t so broken. I wish I had the freedom the Wanderers have. They don’t need to be warm, and their flesh is whole. They come once every eternity, sometimes they come back after leaving, time doesn’t really make sense to them. They have free will, when we do not. They have lively spirits while we can barely live. I hope for the day that they restore our free will, and allow us to live and be warm no longer.
I found this theme really interesting for the new nether, it's magical in its own twisted way, it's menacing yet peaceful like the crimson or wrapped forest there's danger yes, but you feel amazed for the view.
Oh what an old comment, that’s so awesome. The good old comments that we used to comment on minecraft videos... They’ve gotten rare. We should save them, this is one of them now
minecraft is a game that has made me feel emotions i didn't even know existed. abso-fucking-lutely incredible soundtrack and this is the best piece. i love how noisy and atmospheric it is
This is honestly my favorite, those echoes streching out into the unknown as i vibe to an amazing peice while grinding a blaze spawner... gives the perfect mood
This song makes me think of Philza, and his choice of music for his montage. This song is so peaceful and brings a sense of limitlessness and mystery to a players exploration through the nether. It’s so peaceful and beautiful. Well made, C418
Although the Nether is a harsh environment to be in, this theme that plays in one of the tracks just gives me the feeling warmth. But not that type of warmth where you're finally back home in a place you're familiar with. It however gives of a warmth feeling hell that dries up our moisture when we once enter the Nether. But it still is yet strangely and distortedly beautiful in its own way. It's like when I built a nether portal, it welcomes me into a world that's nothing but blazing fire and lava. This just shows that C418 has done such a great job at making this theme. 👍
When you think of warmth. You think cozy and comfortable right? Well in the nether, Warmth is just the tip of the firepit. Dry, dead, Dusty, and exhausting. That’s the nether.
I remember as a kid going in creative mode, building a portal to nether, and digging straight up to the top of the nether since it was a completely flat surface. I remember building a bunch of stuff like a mob museum and a giant square house made out of wool. And this song would always be there to greet me every time I did, wow the memories
I really enjoy reading all the interpretations on this one song. Folks speculating or describing their meaning of this "warmth" of the nether. Whether it's corruption, beauty, or hell itself, some people find comfort here. I'd like to think there's remnants of beauty in the nether, why is one of the other nether music, named after the screaming giant lovecraftian monsters, a "ballad"(of C418's cat)? Bit wack for a creature renowned for how horrified/horrifying it is. I'm reminded almost of the Abyss from, well, Made in Abyss, a place so hostile and alien yet rests a soft beauty underneath the horrors, something that inclines you to return to sink deeper into. And as one certain character commented upon their experience with a certain special someone, i'd like to bring that up as my "warmth" of the nether. A warm darkness.
honestly my favorite song in this game. might be a weird opinion, but no other song in this game or hell, in general has made me feel the way this one does. absolute work of art
I listen to Minecraft Volume when I study.
I should study more often.
Gizmo Dude same I'm doing it now :D GCSEs in like month
Doing math right now. it Helps
So True
Funny... I'm doing that right now :D
I'm doing this too... funny how it's so helpful for people
I like the contrast of deep background effects and glitchy sounds with chill and dreamy piano chords, it really gives a sensation of warmth
Enrique Vazquez what about the synth bitcrushed lead right after the strings swell up at 2:42
C418 does the same thing with the end soundtrack giving the end a sorta odd and inhuman approach when jumping in to the darkness of the portal
check out Skyharbor - Guiding Lights. definitely some relaxing, haunting, ambient music with progressive metal
I see A lemon 😂😂
Yes I love the scary screaming or deep voices in the background, or the sounds of stabbing or children crying.
Plz help
this gives off such heavy "this land was once something else but has since become changed and corrupted" vibes
"This land was once like yours...
but forced variables changed what we once seen..."
this is exactly what i was thinking
Darn capitalism
thats a very specific vibe
So... Fallout?
This is a calm and reassuring song whenever it plays while I'm traveling the Nether Highways on 2B2T, I often get really scared about a wither or a player appearing in front of me within what is essentially shit render distance. Yet this song comes on and it eases those thoughts and tells you to keep going, no matter what is on the highway.
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Back in the good old days of Minecraft. I ran a 2B2T server🥺
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the oldest anarchy server in minecraft
Same
I've never thought of the nether as an evil or scary place. The music makes it feel a combination of peacefulness, loneliness, and sadness. It makes me wonder if the nether wasn't always a place filled with lava and fire. Maybe that once long ago the nether was lush and full of plants. The Zombie pigmen were normal pigmen, and blazes, magma cubes, and wither skeletons didn't exist yet. Then a calamity event happened and it transformed into what the nether is now.
Then everything start to get warm
I feel the exact same as you do dude
With nether update plants and pigmen comes back
The wither took over and built fortresses with wither skeletons and blazes
basically climate change and a zombie apocalypse combined
This is like the nether trying to be beautiful in it's own way. Strange, but still warm
I agree, there is beauty in it
Nether music will always be Minecraft’s most beautiful works imo
well you can grow grass and trees and bring in flowers to nether and bees work best in nether becos in nether is never night and in nether is never rain so those lazy bugs don't need to sleep or have breaks from work.
Best way I’ve ever seen someone describe it
"Warmth" has many meanings. It can mean comfort. The feeling of home. Familiarity. The unchanging. The normal. The stagnant. It's a walk in the forest during the spring. It's watching a movie on a summer evening. It's a loved one.
This is not that warmth.
This is a dry, piercing warmth. It seeps into your pores, slowly draining you of moisture. Growing hotter, fiercer, more hostile by the moment. It is alien to you. It does not want you here.
Leave.
this might or might not be what i needed but ive been listening to this song for a while now, it was my escape from this hell ridden household and an easy exit out of my own mind. i reflect an awful lot, ill be honest my life hasnt been great but one great moment in my life sprung from this game and it sits with me like the feeling when your childhood pet finally meets their end, something about it absolutely murders you but your still thinking about the good sides of it. this song has captured my mind and im becoming its slave i dont wanna sit, cry and reflect anymore i just wanna feel those good sides again i wanna go back to when things didnt make any sense yet they did, life had some meaning some certainty but now its just a literal shit show, filled to the brim with regret and stupidity. im pulling myself together, its really late and i shoukd be sleeping but i just cant im no longer able to listen to this song and distract my mind.
@@codydonahue6915 Even though no one asked, thank you for sharing. It opens the idea that this world is nothing but, loss. Torment. Pain. Suffering. Fighting. It LIVES off of it. Why, I wonder… why can’t all the pain go away, why must there always be conflict, why must one part of the world be in pain, for the other side to be happy… It doesn’t make sense, it never will. I hate that there will never be peace, never be hope, never…
umm wtf?
this is some poetic shit right here
You should be a poet.
When I hear this song, I think of all the miserable souls of people, turned into Ghasts and Pigmen being locked up in hell, as you can hear at the end and through out the song what sounds like cell doors shutting or being locked
woah....
Well this got pretty dark
Hello Oney fan
What happens when they die however?..
@@bamboozled2046 The End.
I feel as if Minecraft’s soundtrack has a deeper meaning behind it...
The box 0.5
Alpha seems to have all sorts of that.
me too
Im only watching this because new nether music came out in 20w15a
@@Candy-sm5yl nope xD
The feeling of Hell in this music is so comforting
lol
True.
Although in a somber way.
It reminds me of how there isn't a heaven in Minecraft. Only a hell. While it might be bad it isn't horrible.
It's just there.
Idk.
@@JShortsFR Don't forget what the greek mythology thought!
@@JShortsFR Perhaps the End is heaven, in a way. Not quite a paradise but... more of a limbo. And the endermen are the forgotten souls who died in eras long ago... seeking some sort of purpose in their meaningless wandering.
I think it is comforting that one finally learns their purpose in this scorched wasteland and it is nothing at all.
a severely underrated soundtrack, that basically nobody talks about
The C418 tracks are almost universally beloved.
People focus too much on the Alpha soundtrack, that album does hit with nostalgia more but Beta feels more euphoric and emotional
@Season Season yeah fr, mutation, beginning 2 and warmth invoke nostalgia a lil too much
@@dankbabayyyy Beta soundtrack is definitely better. Alpha's got some good stuff too, but Strad's nostalgia hits me like a train.
i hear nobody ever talk about the 4 original nether songs, except for dead voxel
concrete halls is simply too underrated
2:42 That sound though! Damn! Always sends chills down my spine.
Sounds like radiation
i know right it sounds so good
It sounds like a geiger counter
Same! Gives me huge fricking chills while playing Minecraft
That's basically the climax of this song, and a damn good one.
this track really conveys the feeling of loneliness and disconnection from a world you have grown accustom to.
Forever more isolated.
why would you want to disconnect when the whole nether exists to make you connect between multiple overworld locations faster. highway to hell or nether metro is the first thing we built.
When you read the title "Warmth" you think it'll be peaceful and comforting. But no, the only warmth I'm feeling here is the warmth of hell. XD
That's because this song is played in the Nether.
The Chilling Warmth of hell
you can literally hear the sound of breaking ice 1:15, wonderful job, C418
Fuck you
This song is the most chilling song of nether.
Chillingmeter:
1- Warmth
2- Dead Voxel
3- Ballad of the Cats
4- Concrete Halls
This song, without saying any words, is one of the most emotional pieces of music I have ever heard. The feeling of immense pain and loneliness that this song makes me feel is beyond description.
It's like, you're suddenly transported to another world filled with mystery and wonder....
yes that is actually what is going on
it's because you are
that's what the nether is to me
That's exactly what I thought when I first heard it. After hearing it, I was thinking: the nether is a wonderful and mysterious place
Basically getting isekai'd?
2:42 it send me chills down my spine each time I hear those sounds
se me pone la piel de gallina cada vez que escucho esos sonidos
Seriously dude. Everyone else is talking about literally every other part of the song but that one. I'm glad someone else shares this feeling, and a much needed timestamp. Thanks b :)
Omg dude its amazing ;)
yeah
Why? It's just an earrape flute! It's my favourite part!
Meda nostalgia
2:20 Is the part where it starts to go insane with that ever that electric ambiance is.
distrucotior
this is my favorite nether song because around 1:21 things start to get interesting and really changes your feels from scared to a bit of feeling nostalgia again.
Why this song gives me chills instead of the feeling of warmth?
well the center of hell is supposedly chilly
_TOO MUCH WARMTH._
It was so hot that it overflowed
wait it actually does
I like to think of it pulling the warmth out of you, stealing your energy and will to perservere. If it the music fades. You had the power to continue
Everytime i hear this i imagine Steve, Alex an a villager just entering the nether and seeing all the destruction of the dimension
Thadeus Jab same
Nathaniel Catron its alot simpler than that
Villager: is this the future
Steve: yes
Everyone: aw man
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Whenever I hear this I feel....
...sad. And yet, that sadness isn't intense, it's subtle and creeping.
Every single time I hear someone or something in the background yell, "Someone get me out,"
...it just seems... unfair. Unjust. Somber.
...a tragedy in its purest form.
"'Warmth' plays in the game’s hell. Or as it is called in Minecraft, “Nether”. This song tries to play with the idea that even hell isn’t all bad, and there’s good things to be found. But it’s still a very harsh environment." -C418, talking about this song
Wow.
What a visionary!
If it weren't for Dead Voxel, this would be my favorite Nether track. It's actually very good, and I feel like it's wildly underrated. Listening to it actually gives me warmth.
the small, ascendant crackling sounds add so much to this wonderful piece. They're especially fitting when this plays in the Basalt Deltas.
I appreciate that C418 created relatively calm tracks for the Nether, instead of the more obvious and well-traveled route of making everything unambiguously sinister and hellish. It reminds you that this isn't some sort of personalized hell, that many beings live and even thrive here. In that way, you're both reminded of your insignificance and comforted.
His music for Minecraft always described the player's own feelings, rather than the environment, which was a great decision. Minecraft is what you make of it, not what it makes of you.
I know it’s so beautiful
3:18 It sounds beautiful...
I think this song is the one I love the most of the entire Nether soundtrack, even more than the ones from 1.16.
This soundtrack is one of the reasons why the nether has my favorite soundtrack, it just sounds more peaceful than creepy to me like it has an eerie beauty
To be honest, this theme gives a strange sense of belonging in this alien dimension, calmness, and most importantly, WARMTH.
(Make sure you are listening to the song when you read this)
Lava, danger, sand of the dead
By misfortune, to this dimension you were led
Fleeing from horrors yet unknown
You remember your home with grass and stone
But all that is gone now, your portal destroyed
Stuck in the Nexus, between the void
Death seems imminent, hope begins to fade
You think of the world of beauty, which you had made
All hope gone, insanity creeping forth
Your final consolation, the chilling Warmth
that had a heavy impact on me... Thank you....!
Nice poem
You better have actually written that!!!
Damn, sick poem dude
Beautiful poem, magnificently written.
As if Daniel Rosenfeld’s musics weren’t emotional enough
1:34 - 1:37: The music says "Brrr, it's cold here."
You can hear a geiger counter in this part of the song
Everyone talking about 2:42 but honesty the little background noise that keeps resonating in the back that’s starts at 1:35 Is what sets the track for me
The main bit of this song actually gave me goosebumps, the song is just so strangely beautiful.
What I imagine. The nether. Th nether fortress. The halls are dark. The fig of the world gives it a scary appearance. You hear the strange noises of the shadows of spirits. The noises of the the monsters and ghosts of the people that have died. Their spirits linger, haunting the concrete walls. Waiting for relief from the hellish world. They were trapped. You stare down the halls. The ghosts linger in the distance, unseen. But the noises indicate their existence. You can hear the sound of distant creatures and ghosts. They come from down the hall. You don't dare walk in its direction. You make your way back to the portal. You take one last look. You are scared through the portal because a ghast begins to stare in your direction. You don't go back for a while, but after you go a few times, you get used to it.
Kizzy you are a lot like me, plz find a comment by meh on the vid "The End" soundtrack in volume beta, thank you.
This one makes you feel like you're exploring the remains of a once peaceful and beautiful ecosystem, now desolate and hostile. It's also giving strong 'many have fallen here before, you could be next' vibes.
Believe it or not, I actually spend more time in the Nether than I do in the Overworld.
+Jesse Smith I would but the lack of water, constant threat from Ghasts and the fact I haven't built a proper base (though the Portal is protected from Ghast attacks) puts me off. Plus I have stuff in the Overworld to do, like killing Iron Golems or farming Zombie Pigmen from the drop-trap I built. Makes getting Gold so much easier.
I have gone to the nether only one time in my current world
I’m here for the music... If you still play Minecraft, you are a late adapter of obsolete trends, and a first-class loser besides.
I do Survival Challenge in the Nether. You can feed of the Pigmen and Mushrooms you find and I try to find obsidian and a Flynt and Steel to get out of it. The Challenge is successful when you're in the Overworld
In the old days I used to hunt Wither skeletons all of the time on this one multiplayer serve.They had an area set up and everything. Those were the days... Now minecraft is dead.
I love this tune, because it sounds so finalistic..
(0:50)
This is the kind of tune you'd hear in a JRPG when you're in the final part of the game, the point of no return..
One of the main characters has died, having sacrificed themselves to get you this far.... Half the continent is being destroyed by a terrible catastrophe.. And you all collectively come to the realization that there is no real guarantee your actions will come to any real fruition.. Will it all end if you even defeat the final boss?.. The damage done can't be undone.. The terrible things that have happened can't be taken back.. Nothing will be the same..
You quietly ponder your options.. You know you can't go back.. Even if you tried and somehow survived the trip, you'd never forgive yourself knowing you had a chance to change it all.. To save the world.. But if you go through with this.. You'll very likely die.. And for what?.. To save a world you may no longer live in? To save what's left undamaged by catastrophe?
The party sits in silence before the final chamber, each one pondering what happened in their life to lead up to this moment.. desperately reaching within themselves for courage, and resolve.. There is no great hero to inspire them.. There is no prophecy to comfort them.. There is no guarantee of safety.. And there is no one who can replace them in this time..
... What would 'you' do?
Damn that’s deep
This music is one of my favorites in the nether. Even over the new ones. Because it just gives that vibey mood that the nether originally had with the deep and dangerous things on it, and it is kind of iconic like the overworld music but now things are more complex and lena raine easily takes the cake when it comes to the new biome's music
Same
This song has always given me a sense of sadness. It makes me feel lonely but yet so peaceful. This has always been my favorite nether song. For me it feels like all of my memories flash before my eyes while I watch with tears in my eyes wondering if things will ever get better and remembering how happy I once was, remembering memories that I have while playing Minecraft. The nostalgic feeling- the feeling that rushes through you almost making you sick. It hurts. It feels like someone is stabbing you and you just wonder if it will ever be the same again. You miss it. You want it back.
The image this track paints in my head is a normal hardcore player who gets hit by a Ghast or Blaze fireball and falls off a Nether Fortress in slow motion...
Beautifully tragic scenario
Yup, thats me. I bet you're wondering how I got in this situation.
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Sadness, Loneliness, Peace, Pain, Eternity
Now almost being an adult, listening to this makes me miss my childhood so much
Still my favorite Minecraft song to this day.
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The definition of "Hauntingly Beautiful".
Genuinely one of my favorite songs from 1:12 and on :)
Arriving to the Nether for the first time, standing on the bridge of a nether fortress over a sea of lava while the ghasts drift about, that was one of the most awe-inspiring moments of my early childhood, it's something I'll never forget
1:42
The amount of Nostalgia and chills that hit me so hard it actually brought tears to my eyes not even going lie my eyes started to water up I now need to play an old version of Minecraft bc of this.
Whenever I travel through the nether and listen to this melody it makes me feel alone, as if I were the only living being within a dimension trying to survive and recover what I lost, outside of that, every time the music plays it makes me reflect and they give me chills, this song is incredible, and to think that this is derived from a game of ice cubes.
Oddly enough, I think of rain when I listen to this.
Maybe you played minecraft when stuck inside during a rainy day?
that sounds like smth i’d do tbh
The soft beginning of the song is similar in speed and tone to a calm breath - the main tune is ringing, similar to some of the Overworld’s music, but it feels hollow, devoid of life or soul.
Ambience cuts in at times with the sounds of the nether. The clinking of minecart rails, cranking of a thermostat, ache of weary bones and the chill of sudden warmth.
(Well, by “beginning”, I mean 1:05)
I was about to say “YOU CALL THAT SOFT?”
These chords in this song is so chilling don’t get me started about those violins great job c418
Here's my take on this song:
Warmth has no direct association to anything in the nether for me. Whenever i hear this song, i imagine being down near the lava lakes, looking up at the rest of the landscape. When I play the game, this rarely happens, as I am usually higher up in the nether looking down at the lakes rather than the inverse. The song is 100% the most calming of all the nether tracks and has no sinister intent at all in my mind, at least as little sinister intent as the nether can offer. There are no warnings of scary creatures or dangerous obstacles, just an appreciation for the strange beauty of the nether.
I like this opinion, I could say around the same thing too, I guess! 👍👌
For some reason the song has always comforted me. To be honest listening to it now 9:01 PM October 30th it puts me at peace.
Listening to this feels as if something is passing, a memory, a decade, a part of life, just something is passing
I feel like this would be perfect for the Nether but only on peaceful. It doesn't flow so well when you are sprinting and falling through the terrain whilst fleeing 5 ghasts and nearly falling into a sea of lava...
I believe it does, because when you fall, you remember the happy times of the Overworld, before you meet your death in lava.
Minecraft players: We know how to use the word "whilst"
Yeah. Here’s more appropriate music for that (headphone warning) th-cam.com/video/25BxtGUtEkY/w-d-xo.html
I know it should be a overworld song
It goes together perfectly with the sadness of falling and losing all your enchanted diamond gear :')
This song plays whenever I get hopelessly lost in the Nether. Every. Single Time.
This song heavily gives me the feeling of being surrounded in all sorts of danger while being accommodated in an area where that danger won’t affect me, while I just sit there safely, relaxing to the beautiful sights and distant noises in the background.
That’s what makes this feel the most relaxing for me. I think that’s what makes me like it so much.
So much danger around me, but I’m safe just where I am.
This song really warms your heart, this is not a joke, this is a genuine feeling
This song makes me feel like I’m drifting off forever into the abyss
this has been helping me sleep lately, i usually feel empty and hollow the most before i sleep but this seems to fill that void.
People are saying this is a creepy, evil song, but that's not what I think. I think this is a reflection of the past, a memoir to what once was. It seems a hellish dimension can only become that way after an incident that made it so. Pigs turned undead. Sad and angry creatures flying in the sky. Slimes turned fiery and more aggressive. What if this was once a happy world, where creatures lived in harmony and peace, but then some evil force corrupted it? It's like at the beginning of the song it is just normal hellish sounds, but then the Nether (as an entity) breaks through the barrier of darkness for a moment and reflects on what this realm used to be, then is repressed back into darkness. When you walk through the hellish landscape of the Nether and one of these songs play, you can almost feel the loneliness and sadness, like the creatures there know things will never return to the way they used to be. This comment will probably never be seen but this song is one of my favorites and it was important to me to share this.
It's 2023 and I'm still listening to this work of art..
this is the most emotional minecraft track for me, i dont know it gives me a feeling of a happy yet sad ending, a familiar yet unknown feeling, it just makes me tear up if i listen to this alone by myself, this is a great tune :,)
I can think of this like the life we live in. The little problems pile inside us and we try to get on while loudly, but at the same time, silently, screaming inside to the point where we break down.
I agree. I also imagine this song as something similar.
This musics hits so much when its start in the nether, i love that dimension its very sad, lonely and solitary
This song has one of the most soothing rhythm's
The synths in this are awesome.
You should listen to machinarium OST :)
The warm synthesizers of the soundtrack contradicted by the grimy, disturbing and utterly distorted sound effects present throughout the track summon both a sense of xen (meaning stranger) and zen (meaning absorption/tranquility.) With the strange and unpleasant audial effects creating a sense of alienation whilst the serene chords of the track create a sense of peace and safety.
Inarguably one of his most masterfully crafted tracks, and one of my personal favorites.
My favorite and so emotional somehow
This is perfect
Back then, I used to always enter the Nether on Peaceful mode as I was scared of the mobs. Now, this music reminds me of how lonely I felt in the Nether.
It’s always warm at the bottom of the world. It’s the only comfort I have in this wasteland. My flesh can’t support it’s own temperature, so I sit in an ocean of magma. It’s only warm to me. Old friends wander with me, but they barely recognize me. They carry the same blades, they wear the same garbs and their flesh fails them too. I wish I didn’t have to be warm, I wish my body wasn’t so broken. I wish I had the freedom the Wanderers have. They don’t need to be warm, and their flesh is whole. They come once every eternity, sometimes they come back after leaving, time doesn’t really make sense to them. They have free will, when we do not. They have lively spirits while we can barely live. I hope for the day that they restore our free will, and allow us to live and be warm no longer.
I found this theme really interesting for the new nether, it's magical in its own twisted way, it's menacing yet peaceful like the crimson or wrapped forest there's danger yes, but you feel amazed for the view.
It's one of my favourite songs that plays in nether, I imagine a hot spring-like temple with lava and It has some puzzles everywhere.
Me: **sleeping peacefully**
The dog next door: 2:42
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+ P A I N
Best song of the nether
nice pfp lol
Oh what an old comment, that’s so awesome. The good old comments that we used to comment on minecraft videos... They’ve gotten rare. We should save them, this is one of them now
@@buttah5552 it's a bit weird huh? It's sorta like a time machine. It's nice to wonder if they even remember this comment
wtf this comment is 6 years old awesome
@@josac966 Haha yes ;) and i'm always here :D
Ten years of the best sound of nether. I love C418; he was forward of your time.
back in the day, nothing would scream "wellcome to the nether" more than this song.
concrete halls
The best Nether song by a mile. It touches one’s soul.
It's definitely better than Concrete Halls and Ballad of the Cats, but not as good as Dead Voxel.
_TOO MUCH WARMTH!_
Are you a furry?
That's quite an interesting profile picture.
I am
Roasty toasty
song actually starts at 0:47 btw
or 0:55 if you’re very impatient
thx
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Whenever I listen to this track it gives me the chills more than the warmth.
I love these minecraft soundtracks, they give a special feel to the game.
minecraft is a game that has made me feel emotions i didn't even know existed. abso-fucking-lutely incredible soundtrack and this is the best piece. i love how noisy and atmospheric it is
3:07 That background sounds always kill me, it sounds like any creepy creature looking for you!
this is what nostalgia sounds like.
that buildup to the scream at 2:42 just hits my heart.
The og nether music will never be beat, i go here just to listen to the sounds and music, it’s so good
This is honestly my favorite, those echoes streching out into the unknown as i vibe to an amazing peice while grinding a blaze spawner... gives the perfect mood
This song makes me think of Philza, and his choice of music for his montage. This song is so peaceful and brings a sense of limitlessness and mystery to a players exploration through the nether. It’s so peaceful and beautiful. Well made, C418
Although the Nether is a harsh environment to be in, this theme that plays in one of the tracks just gives me the feeling warmth. But not that type of warmth where you're finally back home in a place you're familiar with. It however gives of a warmth feeling hell that dries up our moisture when we once enter the Nether. But it still is yet strangely and distortedly beautiful in its own way. It's like when I built a nether portal, it welcomes me into a world that's nothing but blazing fire and lava. This just shows that C418 has done such a great job at making this theme. 👍
When you think of warmth. You think cozy and comfortable right? Well in the nether, Warmth is just the tip of the firepit. Dry, dead, Dusty, and exhausting. That’s the nether.
I remember as a kid going in creative mode, building a portal to nether, and digging straight up to the top of the nether since it was a completely flat surface. I remember building a bunch of stuff like a mob museum and a giant square house made out of wool. And this song would always be there to greet me every time I did, wow the memories
If this is what's actually played in Hell I don't think I would mind living there
Ovrcast67 hahaha same
Ovrcast67 Yeah
Boi
But it would be there to encourage you to get out.
I really enjoy reading all the interpretations on this one song. Folks speculating or describing their meaning of this "warmth" of the nether. Whether it's corruption, beauty, or hell itself, some people find comfort here. I'd like to think there's remnants of beauty in the nether, why is one of the other nether music, named after the screaming giant lovecraftian monsters, a "ballad"(of C418's cat)? Bit wack for a creature renowned for how horrified/horrifying it is.
I'm reminded almost of the Abyss from, well, Made in Abyss, a place so hostile and alien yet rests a soft beauty underneath the horrors, something that inclines you to return to sink deeper into. And as one certain character commented upon their experience with a certain special someone, i'd like to bring that up as my "warmth" of the nether.
A warm darkness.
This song makes me sad tbh, when I listen to it I think about all my problems, but at the same time it’s relaxing
The Nether tracks were what got me into ambience music, coming back now it still gives me chills
Brings me right back to the times when the Super flat nether on the Xbox 360 had walls
It still has walls though
After that, you realize that you had the best childhood ever... So nostalgic
This just reminds me about old Minecraft back in 2010/2012 which kinda makes me wanna cry.
honestly my favorite song in this game. might be a weird opinion, but no other song in this game or hell, in general has made me feel the way this one does. absolute work of art
yeah this makes me warm, warm from crying too much. this music put me into a sobbing spell
I just about committed suicide
The eerie deadly beauty of lava is what this track evokes.