Midra Lord Of Frenzied Flame DESTROYED my ears 🔥🤘| Music Director Reacts

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

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[@shaurma6125]

asphyxia - cö shu nie, after the one @@Sajjad_Asgharmentioned

[@Cosmic_Kona]

Can you rest to doom 1+2 remix’s new ost? I’ll pay for that reaction man

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

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[@anna-gt2mu]

Q

[@tobiahhowell]

the lone Violin in the second part is a call back to a specific song played by a small faction in the base game. The merchants in the base game can sometimes be heard playing a violin, and reading into their lore shows that they were once part of a large caravan that traveled all over the lands between. until they were accused of heresy and a majority of the caravan were imprisoned beneath the capital sewers. in a cut questline one of them claims that they were falsely imprisoned for bringing about a curse upon the lands between. but in their eternal imprisonment, they called forth a power even worse, a flame that burns all away. every sin and every curse. the flame of frenzy. the song they play was meant to quell the flame of frenzy and help keep it under some amount of control. and that small solo violin part in the second half sounds very much like the song they play (the song is called "Song of Frenzied Flame Proscription").

[@LompaGaming]

Such a small, yet impactful detail🔥

[@juanjusli9839]

Fromsoft masterpiece, as usual.

[@badbeen5279]

That’s really cool. Although fun fact the merchant in the Altus plateau on the broken bridge next to the forest plays Gehrman’s theme from Bloodborne. Nice little Easter egg.

[@bruh-21]

I knew it. I thought this the first time I heard it and I knew it had to be intentional

[@onilink134]

I love that Midra's version of that sounds strained and dissonant, like the violinist is playing it while under severe pain.

[@ajackson]

The solo violin in the middle at 20:42 is extremely deliberate. Midra is the ‘Lord of Frenzied Flame’. Frenzied Flame is a constant mental state of Chaos, where everyone is completely overloaded with this red flame in their minds. The most affected are these merchants who you meet on the way to the Frenzied Flame’s emissary. To help soothe the mad chaos that’s taken over their minds they play this violin motif you heard, which has a more soothing/gently loop. In Midra’s track the soothing song is completely wiped out at the end by the high pitched ‘wail’ of a sound from the violin to signify that no amount of soothing music will save you from the Frenzy.

[@nthprawn9313]

For some context in the second half of the piece. The boss is the embodiment of chaos, I’m not joking, that’s actually the lore behind this entity. In the second phase, fire is everywhere, there’s tons of explosions. That’s why the second half of the song is so dang loud. It’s INTENSE😓

[@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTub]

midra fights pretty gracefully, he’s practically dancing. This entity is just relishing every second of breaching this realm again.

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

More like boring

[@kozo5395]

@@mihaimercenarul7467 you look bored. get a job maybe ? 🤣🤣🤣 you replied against most of comments and that's fvcking crazy ngl

[@RY903]

​​@@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTubI just love the way how he giant dad gesture you while loading shit ton of frenzied flame at you. You can tell he's having so much fun during the fight and so do I.

[@ThatsOk83]

@@mihaimercenarul7467 Terrible bait

[@dearcastiel4667]

"it's pretty chaotic" Well, given the fact it's the theme of the literal avatar of Chaos, I'd say they did a good job then.

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

And yet they didn't.

[@Aloverofthefinerartz]

@@mihaimercenarul7467 and yet they did? what is ur point here.

[@Aloverofthefinerartz]

@@mihaimercenarul7467 look at ur comments just a bunch of skill issue.

[@motikrisis9340]

@@AloverofthefinerartzThat’s actually crazy he’s so obsessed with the game he watches videos to call it bad 😭

[@Seelensocke]

Personally, I love the super loud part in the second half. The oppressive, descending choir that gives you a sense of doom and the perpetually swelling orchestra that gives you apocalyptic destruction. I can't help but love how endlessly, mind-numbingly dramatic this is.

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

Do you always defend badly written songs?

[@Seelensocke]

@@mihaimercenarul7467 Then how about you come up with a better piece? Show me how you would write it. I'm curious to listen to a better version of this.

[@latiaos11]

​@@mihaimercenarul7467 Bro stop commenting, just a pathetic troll 😅 we are trying to have artistically enriching conversations over here

[@shutup1037]

1. It's not even song. Just music with choir 2. You are idiot​@@mihaimercenarul7467

[@DudeNamedDude1776]

I wish we got Kalé's quest line in the base game. That monologue he has about what they did to his ancestors. The way he says "Divest thyself of everything... May Chaos take the world." Is said with such hopelessness and despair. Then compare that to how Shabriri says "May chaos take the world", the dichotomy is so good. Shabriri fills you with fear as you hear his elation at the idea of the death of birth and souls. He wants you to share in his excitement and shows how he really only cares about imposing suffering on others. Kalé makes you realize that someone can go mad through sorrow and despair. That some people want to see it all melt away because they've lost everything. They don't want total destruction from a place of malice but from a place of suffering. It's so tragic.

[@Fairuslolomg]

The bossfight lasts about 3-5min. Usually you don't get to listen the whole first part of the song since the boss phase transitions about 70% health. During phase transition is where that weird kinda metallic sound with the haunted strings appears (the one between the first and second halfs of the song) Second half is that long to almost always make it that the final choirs appear when the boss is almost death.

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

Thx for that info. I was very curious what the player experiences

[@Tuutteri]

Yeah, Midra's fight was wasted potential. The music? God tier. Fight? God tier, but only 1 health bar? And it's pretty squishy...

[@athmil8302]

⁠@@TuutteriHe has the highest health of any boss in the dlc.

[@michaelcreel6522]

​@athmil8302 Yeah, everyone must be getting there earlier than I did. He as not squishy for me, but my scadutree level was less than 10 still, if I remember correctly (no Commander Gaius yet, either just beat Messmer or right before). Or the Beast claws were just really low damage. Idk.

[@Tuutteri]

@@athmil8302 Oh really? I didn't even know. Welp, maybe I was overleveled for the fight. Time to kill him level 1 with club only blindfolded my other arm amputated :D

[@knivy6160]

only like 1/3 of the way through, but I think knowing what midra represents metaphorically I think can add a lot to the song - most game music is better with context of course. You bring up that the music is freaky and unnerving, and that's because what midra represents is just sort of nihilistic destruction. That's what I interpret the "flame of frenzy" to mean at least - the urge to destroy the world, as you think that humanity or perhaps just life itself is too cruel and unjust, given magical ethereal form that can sorta possess people. Or more so eradicate someone's soul, as in Elden ring bodies and souls aren't mutually exclusive, if that makes sense. For reference, the character of midra was basically signed up for almost eternal torment as he was researching the concept of frenzy. Not necessarily out of want for destruction, more so just a curiosity as I understand it. But for even trying to comprehend it he was left to suffer as his entire land was kinda excommunicated from everything around it out of fear for even trying to comprehend "frenzy". So what we fight in the game, and ultimately what the music is trying to communicate, is that you're fighting a person who has endured having the world's most painful piece of large barbed wire shoved down his skull, left to rot for who knows how long - and all that's left when we arrive is the urge to destroy everything in his wake. For him, death and destruction is freedom. That's why what represents his head is fire, all that's left is the desire for the end of everything, said fire has melted his soul away. Not a major lore guy myself, but that's the context backing up this song from my layman understanding.

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

Killer info

[@gaunter6160]

Bayle is badly needed. Messmer too. Tony has his work cut out for him ! Great video as always

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

I mean it's generic opera songs with no depth

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

Messmer gor example has the most generic song I have ever seen. Some instruments no one listens to and then a choir

[@koolaids-man8668]

​@@mihaimercenarul7467 agreed, should've had more popular instruments. Needed a trap beat and autotuned vocals, those are popular right!

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

@@koolaids-man8668 that would make it worse by a little bit

[@avez]

messmer's isn't the best imo

[@lindabodenmann9069]

The depths of your foolishness! Really enjoyed your video! I love this song. Best one of the OST for me.

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

You commented that during the Premier before it was even halfway done 😅💀

[@aizensama21]

@@DrumRollTonyReacts one does not have to finish the video to appreciate your real in depth reaction and analysis

[@tex3781]

@@DrumRollTonyReactsDamn Tony couldn’t just appreciate the comment 💀

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

@tex3781 lol I did. I just thought it was funny they suggested a song request and implied they actually watched this video. The 2nd comment was the really funny one in this....uhhh okkkkk

[@TeNou7]

not sure if the "The depths of your foolishness!" caused any confusion here, or if I interpret (or dont quite understand) some things wrong, but the boss of this soundtrack is saying that voiceline in game

[@thetsarofall8666]

This is one of my favorite osts from any game ever. The sheer fear this song makes you feel with those bass drops is so good and fitting. The frenzied flame isnt just some enemy, not just another boss, not just yet another madman or monster. Its the physical manifestation of an all consuming, destructive and APOCALYPTIC force. The frenzied flame will burn away EVERYTHING if its allowed to, and in its power it can even burn souls. The primal fear you can feel from it is JUSTIFIED. I also like the feeling of sadness in the song as well. The frenzied flame is despair and nihilism incarnate, the desire for the most downtrodden and oppressed of people to simply burn it all down so the suffering can stop. Just like the bosses movement's however, the song has an elegance and sense of enjoyment to it. Like cutting loose and ceasing to care anymore, like someone would after they have reached the end of their rope. And the violin of course. Played by the frenzy cursed merchants in game, hundreds of them found buried ALIVE under the capital of leyendel, many so maddened that playing that song is all they can do anymore. Only for the song to twist and bend and burn and blow the melody away with its sheer volume and its own melody. There is no calming the madness now, merely an outpouring of violence with no care for the consequences. may chaos take the world. Burn it all away, every curse, every sin, burn it all away in the yellow chaos flame. No more suffering, no more births.

[@HailKosm]

the theme for Midra is definitely a callback to bloodborne, in fact the entire area of the abyssal woods and midra's manse is definitely Miyazaki inserting some bloodborne into elden ring. If you want more similar tracks you should check out the bloodborne OST if you haven't done so yet

[@latiaos11]

I knew Elden Ring was having a lotta Bloodborne when I saw Godrick fuzing with the dragon

[@ThatsOk83]

The entire frenzy affliction is basically frenzy from Bloodborne anyway. Both make you go mad

[@spicymeatandseafoodfry6648]

i got much more of a bloodborne vibe from metyr personally

[@MamaTrixxieAsmr]

parts of the dlc just make me feel like miyazaki is silently nodding at the bloodborne fans while bein unable to do anything cause of stupid sony

[@XogoWasTaken]

I actually *really* like the use of the 808/synthetic drum in the second phase of this, because that's not something you usually hear in soulsborne music. In every other piece, even when they do use synthetic instruments and vocals, they're trying as much as possible to make it sound like you're standing in front of a massive orchestra. Here, that bass drum breaks that convention entirely with an unnaturally low thud, leveraging that historical stylisation to make the instrumentation sound distinctly *wrong* (in the best of ways). You come from other souls music to this one and immediately something has *changed* and you are in an entirely different kind of danger. It's super unsettling and does an incredible job of representing the scale and inherent wrongness and otherness of the Flame of Frenzy.

[@junoglrr9119]

Enough, i have endured, more then enough.

[@Jksteel63]

Towards the end I loved the build up to the crescendo, once the timpani got involved. It caused a delay time signature AND gave the vocalists time to stack TWO different choruses, the second chorus is a bit hard to hear due to the chaos but it’s there, and it’s awesome. Whenever I hear this part I feel like the wall of sound was a rocket breaking through different spheres but through a hurricane. The turbulence is high, it’s dark but you see light far off and there’s nothing else to do but to haul ass out of the hurricane, and the crescendo happens just as you reach that point and now it’s clear skies but you’re no longer on earth. Realizing you just conquered a hurricane mid take off.

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

T H I C K 🧱

[@Giganotus]

Shoutout to the hater in the comments who's letting people who like this track and the Elden Ring DLC's OST live in their head rent free! Anyway yes the song is loud and chaotic and unpleasant, but that seems to be the point of it! Music that is unpleasant can be perfect for setting a scene after all

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

LMAO you are the 1st comment on the history of the channel to give a shoutout to a hater 🤣 🤘🤘

[@Gozieaaa]

The one with the Android 16 pfp? Lol It's hilarious how he has a nature-lover's pfp yet he hasn't even seen grass in a long time 😭

[@Giganotus]

@@Gozieaaa Yeah that guy lol. Like he's perfectly allowed to not like the Elden Ring soundtrack but man this dude is seething over people liking it, it's hilarious.

[@Gozieaaa]

@@Giganotus I argued with him and even gave him a chance to prove why the soundtrack is bad, I mean if he could give me constructive criticism I'd be willing to atleast give him respect for being passionate about his hating, set my expectations too high though because he doesn't have any, he's just hating to hate

[@TheCac]

ive been consistently checking your channel everyday for the past 4 days hoping that the next reaction would be this one so this is amazing

[@SoI_Badguy]

The 808's are amazing in this song because they're so WEIRD MAN. It's probably one of the last things I would expect to hear in a fromsoft game. It makes the theme and it's boss seem just so alien and strange, which if you know the frenzied flame you know is totally on brand.

[@stephenarredondo3837]

In the cut scene introducing the battle, the creepy (tacet?) instrumental mash after the brief choral intro is paired with the visual of the bosses flame head shimmering and pulsing, so that sound is more of an unearthly roar or scream by this supernatural chaos entity.

[@tex3781]

Pls do Bayle or Messmer next

[@I-VisiBomb-I]

Or metyr! She’s awesome!

[@spectrum910]

Romina, Saint of the Bud Rot and Those United in Common Cause as well~!

[@oxygen_or_something]

CURSE YOUUUU BAYLEEE! Alright I'm sorry I had to

[@xori71]

Messmer’s theme is unfathomably good.

[@Fairuslolomg]

Tbh there is not much to talk about Metyr's song. First half is very angelical but second half is just black hole background sounds and not straight up music

[@Railgunner45792]

I love how it ebbs and flows. it feels like its pushing and pulling me into it's chaos

[@deepswing7970]

This was my favorite music from the whole DLC, followed by the Consort Radahn. This boss is something else, and yes you will listen to the whole piece if you are not doing though, it can be quite long. The boss has two phases, if you need longer for a phase then the music gets cleverly repeated. Next one from the DLC should be Bayle you should listen to, another awesome music. Thanks for everything Tony, love your content so much.

[@Bones_]

All the context you really need is that you are fighting the Lord of Frenzied Flame, and the Frenzied Flame's one goal is to be the great equalizer and savior of those suffering, by unleashing flames of pure chaos to burn literally everything in existence until there is no disparity left. In the words of it's greatest proponent: "MAY CHAOS TAKE THE WORLD!"

[@angelus_lucifero]

This is probably my favorite track from the expansion, and that's saying a lot because there are SO. MANY. BANGERS. Speaking of bangers, would really love to hear you do Bayle or Messmer next.

[@brandoor280]

Real question because I am a peasant who doesn't understand, how can the song itself be loud? Wouldn't it just be the specific video you watched and could just turn it down?

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

That question makes sense from a literal standpoint. Of course you can turn anything down but the title is referring to the overall MASSIVE dynamic contrast within the piece and how long it stays very loud. I talk about it at length in the 2nd half of the reaction. I enjoyed the piece it was just massively taxing on the ears. Killer composition tho!

[@I-VisiBomb-I]

There’s just a lot going on. From what I understand, and I might be wrong, but imagine hearing a recording of several people screaming, but having the volume on low, it would still be “loud”, because you can’t hear anything cohesively since they’re all screaming, even if it’s not blasting your headphones. Might be completely off though.

[@I-VisiBomb-I]

This is my top 1 from the DLC tbh. The way it gets woven into the fight, as well the atmosphere in the game itself right before that, is something else. Seriously, I think hearing this without playing the game or seeing gameplay for context, is doing a disservice for the piece, but that’s just me.

[@TheEveryDayC]

so its more about dynamics than volume. it's a little hard to explain, because it isn't about the volume specifically in terms of like "ow this hurts my ears" or something, but rather just how loud the different sections of the orchestra are playing their lines. A violin that's playing in the background that doesn't stand out too strongly against the rest of the orchestra is seen as quiet, even if in reality it's playing at a loud volume. it's about how the different sections interact with each other, and how the sounds balance out overall. handling the dynamics of different instruments and whatnot is the exact kind of thing that happens in modern music production when a track gets mixed. different things get put to different levels. so for example, you might hear in a given track that the bass kick cuts through some of the other parts of the track and can be heard louder, and that's the sort of thing that's being talked about with music dynamics. even if you play the song at a low volume, the way that the bass kick can be heard over top of the other parts of the track is what makes it "loud". so the way that the different instruments and sections in an orchestra interact relative to each other in terms of how audible they are is called dynamics, and generally the more pronounced and audibly present something is when compared to the other sections, its more loud.

[@xdYama]

Something to mention is that in this fight, Midra swings his Greatsword of Damnation by starting off with a slow movement but it accelerates near the end of the attack, which often times ends up syncing with the music swelling and the large cymbal hit

[@Salted_Pizza]

Fantastric analysis. One of my favorite video game tracks of all time for sure.

[@kiiturii]

you could put this over the rumbling scene and it would probably go really well

[@Elden_Beastie]

THE DEPTHS OF YOUR FOOLISHNESS!

[@Giacomo_Montanari]

FOO-LISH-NESS!

[@i_kemp_bush9523]

The second half of this theme just hits so hard. The waltz of chaos. Smart, methodical yet unpredictable.

[@IkePhillipRuffin]

The vocals on this track are out of this world!!

[@zach99999]

I love the long loud part at the end, its so epic! Great analysis tho, thoroughly enjoyed

[@bun_7201]

Without a doubt one of my fav ost, bayle the dread tops imo, patiently waiting

[@elderr9435]

5:15 reminds me of sounds coming from the depths of the ocean, like those lonely whale sounds they'd pick up from submarines

[@pamsoda3676]

Love your vids and the super in-depth analysis

[@breeze2082]

Love it and wanted more of that violin tune bit. so fittingly yet unfittingly joyous sounding

[@forlornd]

My brain is having trouble figuring out the time signatures. Sometimes it sounds like 5/4 (with little hitches) then 6/4.

[@Giga_White]

The build up to this boss in the game is fantastic imo. It's a slow and terrifying experience. Meeting the Lord of Frenzied Flame at the end of it, with this piece playing, is chilling.

[@abdelghanielhoni1498]

Another amazing video. We'd love to see Mohg, Lord of Blood ost next

[@samkazemi1866]

Lawrence the first Vicar (BB), Slave knight Gael (DS), or the impaler (ER) and German the first hunter (BB). Taking the gameplay and lore out of the equation, these are top master pieces of fromsoft, and the one you just analysed ( Midra )

[@AtomicZamurai]

Are you sure about about Lawrence tho

[@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTub]

Laurence>ludwig

[@pauloperegrinau.8521]

​@@AtomicZamurai Lawrence is an amazing piece wdym

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

Messmer song is overrated and mediocre. It has generic instruments that don't show any character and a 20 seconds choir that is the only part people listen too. It's a mediocre overrated song

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

​@@pauloperegrinau.8521it isn't

[@ThatsOk83]

This came at a perfect time. Now I'm looking forward to Romina and Mesmer

[@Foogi9000]

It sounds like an eldritch god in Bloodborne ngl. This fight was relatively easy but it was fun.

[@JustSomeGuywithEpicGrasses]

In the fight, it was absolutely chilling in that second half. It's a chaotic mess. It's the embodiment of chaos. The solo takes a tragic theme and turns it into a twisted, harsh version of itself that lashes out. It's the voices of all those who suffer disparity crying for unification in the death of everything.

[@Renevas]

An interesting piece of information for those unfamiliar with the game is that this particular boss is probably one of the most hidden in video game history. It is a DLC boss and in this game the DLC itself is not easy to reach, you have to defeat a boss from an optional secret area that is only accessible through an optional NPC questline or through another optional secret area (and that's the easy part). In addition to this, once you have unlocked the DLC, the path to reach this boss is very intricate and full of secret and hidden passages that are very very very easy to miss.

[@denberz711]

YOU MUST LISTENNN TO SLAVE KNIGHT GAEL FROM DARK SOULS 3. FINAL BOSS OF THE SERIES AND ITS SO GOOD HOLY

[@ltdale34]

Yeah this song kinda stuck out to me most in the Elden ring dlc, the parts I like about it are actually the quieter transition points, I agree, too much blast does wear out my ears lol. Suggestion for future vids: Did you know Kevin Penkin did a good chunk of the Apothecary dairies OST? 😁😁

[@EldenmugLaw]

All these instruments are possessed, my god...

[@Nosavo]

Wonderful reaction as always. Really insightful per usual

[@Moddum123]

I was waiting for this video I'm HYPE!

[@NumNumNana]

Hey Tony, there’s a new symphony video from genshin impact that just came out highlighting the new nation of Natlans music, and it’s a percussionist dream. I really think you would enjoy it, it’s being deemed as one of the best hoyoverse songs. It actually made me tear up it was that good😭

[@gabenvandenbrink9114]

So glad you reacted to this! Your analysis is always very insightful and educational. Fascinating!

[@latiaos11]

Love Midra, this piece is pretty much the equivalent of a horror movie. It's so darn frightening. Love the loudness of it, it's surely a tough hear but that's part of it, music makes you feel many ways, but Lord of Frenzied Flame is like watching a horror movie you wouldn't watch twice bc its too hard to watch. That doesnt make it bad, makes it intense and another dimension of experimenting music. Music that's draining, sadenning, horrifying, etc. Ofc this is directly responsive to the context it's composed upon and I think it's just in the spot. Maestro Shoi never is afraid to create challenging music and I LOVE him for it, he's not bounded to the listeners content, he creates a unique truthful experience. All of his works are like this Lord of Blood Godrick the Grafted Beast Clergyman Divine Beast Dancing Lion Promised Consort (with Kitamura Yuka) All of them absolutely memorable

[@Moddum123]

I love how the second half turns into a Waltz, your dissonant connection to madness turns into nothing but a dance with the Lord of Frenzied Flame, you have no choice in this matter.

[@Geb__]

Gotta say this and divine beast are the best themes from this dlc

[@wildestnothing927]

I just had the thought the other day how cool it could be if Tony were to react to the Elden Ring OST and low and behold what pops on my feed. I will eagerly await any other entries to this and will definitely be on the front line of the Patreon anime reaction polls once Witch Hat Atelier starts airing cause Yuka Kitamura who's talent shines brightly and devinely in the score of the base game is responsible for the soundtrack of that series and it will undoubtedly be a marvel to listen to too.

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

🤘🤘

[@CinemaJacket]

Literally the best Fromsoft track ever

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

One of the worst

[@2HandHangerDunksOnly]

Eh, sounds too much like Bloodborne music to say anything about it, other than “hey that’s a cool callback to another game that isn’t Elden Ring.” This track really needed more identity besides the meme nomad violin.

[@Shian06]

​@@mihaimercenarul7467Why?

[@CinemaJacket]

@@2HandHangerDunksOnly I missed the part where I asked

[@LightlySaltedPistachios]

@@mihaimercenarul7467 So you who dislikes this track, then goes out of their way to watch a review of the track. Only to then go into the comments and find a comment just to reply to and call the track bad. I aspire to reach this level of hate lmao.

[@another_eu_player8035]

MAY CHAOS! TAKE! THE WORLD!!

[@killerbunny2021]

Interesting fact 27:05 For info, Midra Lord of Frenzied Flame (The boss this song is themed for) has the highest total HP of any boss in the DLC. Depending on the persons build this could vary but from what I've seen is the first half of the song you cut through quickly since the boss phases around 75% thus the song shifts to the louder part. The remaining 75% can take some time to chunk through and gives the song plenty time to build up to the loud crescendo. This plus the building being consumed by fire builds tension, and for any fans of Elden Ring they know the connection of this boss and how frenzied works so the chaotic feels of this song feel intentional. It's like a flame that just ignited and is growing bigger and more destructive as it gets louder until you extinguish it causing the song to abruptly end and simmer out. This DLC gave us a lot of good themes but this one is for sure one of my favs!

[@SnakeEater776]

I love how this theme really gives you the vibe that this thing NEEDS to die right now. Not because of some personal vendetta or revenge shit. Its just THAT dangerous

[@glitchthekillah]

I would really like to see him react to Godskin Apostles theme from base game elden ring that OST is AMAZING

[@hakurai5757]

Please do Bayle the dread next Tony 🙏🙏🙏

[@slimwhopper]

Been waiting on this!!!!!!!!!!!!🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿💯💯💯

[@PenderTheTyrant]

It would have been cool to listen to it while watching someone fight him because there's choreography in this too

[@lowwfps]

Day 2 of asking Tony to react to "Tenebre Rosso Sangue" from Ultrakill.

[@delight7304]

Top 3 song of all Elden Ring OSTs

[@batrol6687]

This music hits so hard! Became my fav. Elden Ring boss music. How this could have sounded in the recording studio, omg! I wonder tough, when recording a track, what you hear now is how it sounded in the studio, or maybe they record the choir and the instruments separetely, and then mix it? How is that process going?

[@dekopro3818]

Loved the reaction!!!! My recommendation now would be Romina saint of the bud!

[@Dionysus-207]

You have to do Radagon's Theme next. I think it's called "Final Battle".

[@nataliamendezsilva6575]

this is my fav from the dlc, it fits so well his boss, second will be radhan i think

[@snipertse]

Please do Wukong theme songs next. They are just so unique and beautiful.

[@McSquigins]

I really think you should listen to "Regal Ancestor Spirit" from Elden Ring. It has a completely different tonal approach to any other track in the game, very subdued yet enchanting and majestic much like the boss the track is attached to. It would also be a great change of pace compared to what you've heard so far!

[@xanakonesyphanthong_01]

Hey Tony, I'm new here but I noticed that you always noticed small detail during listening to the songs, I would like to recommend you a band from Thailand called "The Darkest Romance" I think you will like their song, you can just pick one of their song, doesn't matter which one you probably like it 😅

[@mrSingh009]

I highly recommend Dark SOuls 3 OST. Slave Knight Gael is a masterpiece along masterpieces.

[@Meklord-M7]

I am new subscriber since I really like your Elden ring and guilty gear content! You should listen the putrescent knight theme from Elden ring. Trust me it’s so unique!

[@alu9140]

Hey i recommend you also check the actual fights with the music in the background, Veloketh is a good channel for this

[@codahampton8653]

St. of the Bud is an underrated OST

[@replayhprod]

Best dlc ost i swear

[@UNFXZ3D]

you should react to "RADWIMPS - Suzume feat. Toaka [Official Lyric Video]" sometime. its from a movie called "Suzume no Tojimari" by Makoto Shinkai known for his beautiful movies. a really good song and the osts in the movie are just utterly insane

[@Darkkavatar]

Midra was a holy man. He accidentally prayed to the wrong god, and this god gave him power and a curse. After holding this cursed power for long, he's free thanks to the player. Desperation becomes relieve. He becomes the lord of frenzy, almost a god of madness and chaos. This theme represents that relieve through chaos. Another masterpiece of FromSoft

[@Paradodger12]

Yoo, Mr. Tony, if you haven’t checked it out yet, you should react to RED by SiM… I think it will be your new favorite SiM song! 🎵

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

Yeah I saw your other comment as well

[@Itu-MSK19]

nobody answered your question about how long the fight goes, but it depends on your build, I'm done with Midra in about 5 minutes so can't appreciate the song fully in game but if you were to go for a more slow methodical approach then yeah I guess you could kinda hear the full song

[@scottsocia7828]

So naturally the next ost you'll take a crack at from Elden Ring is Bayle the Dread right?

[@WuYiQing]

Please react to "Guardian of Nusantara" By alffy rev's Or wonderland Indonesia 1 & 2 The best musical production in Indonesia and also the representation of indonesian Cultures diversity. Great video and a very huge project ever done

[@Pookiee-1031]

Hi there!! I would love to see your reaction to "Hi Ren" by Ren. Ren is like no other artist that you have seen. He is a modern-day Bard, and the one-take King! I would be interested in hearing your take on his musical choices. I gave a sub with the hopes you will give Ren a try. He also has a huge fan base who loves watching reaction videos to his music!

[@salaho-ls8eb]

do silent hill 2 soundtrack like promise and theme of laura

[@ByteClear]

Hey tony, you might not read this, but 2 ish years ago you reacted to the JoJo openings and i just wondered if you ended up watching it?

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

Currently on part 4 ep 12

[@madd9152]

next one would be curse you bayle ost

[@bruh8041]

I pray to god that you listen to a band named gesu no kiwami otome. I beg that you listen to their album Ryoseibai, almost all the songs in that album slap and are god tier. The bassist goes crazy, and I know you will appreciate the songs.

[@choobehdoobeh9918]

Since you’re doing game music as well now, PLEAAAASSSEE look at Diablo 2 Tristram, 8 minutes but time flies when you’re listening to it

[@DrumRollTonyReacts]

I'm very familiar with the Diablo ost

[@jomy9126]

Yesss!!! Finally!!!!!

[@aitboujmiyidriss8049]

what is he cooking with those facial reactions

[@foreverflat6135]

God Shattering Star from Fire Emblem Three Houses next?

[@hope2dust]

The bombastic chaos of this track is so unsettling and dark. And I love that there's a waltz buried in there. Strip everything away and that's basically what this track is, a waltz. By far my favorite of the dlc. I don't know why the other boss themes are more popular than this one. As far as dynamics and intensity, none of the other tracks hold a candle to Midra's except for Bayle's and the Dancing Lion's, but the melodies of those tracks aren't nearly as interesting as Midra's in my opinion.

[@bruh8041]

I know you probably have a lot of recommendations already, but can you please consider listening to Asian Kung Fu Generation? The song I recommend is called a flower named you, but they have many other songs you should listen to that are also popular.

[@hakurai5757]

CURSE YOU BAYLE !

[@Kenzieisheree]

Godrick The Grafted please 🙏🏻

[@_TkiT_]

I have to say that I don't understand why camera takes only 1/8 of the screen

[@SpieleSuchti894]

„I found myself losing interest“ HUUUUUUH?!

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

Yeah ngl this song is boring af

[@tusk_act5]

Did he react to plin plin plon yet?