Old Composer Reacts to God of War Ragnarök OST Reaction and Composition Breakdown

[@sabinadavid8643]

He described the ending without even playing the game, this just proves how music actually tells the story

[@Alex_Destiny]

My thoughts exactly. Simply amazing

[@AdelaideBen1]

Either that or it's just YT-BS... when did this music play in the game? This is a promo theme... not a game song. If I'm wrong, please tell me when this is played in the game? This is very much a reveal piece - a PR piece - not a gamer piece. Just my opinion.

[@sabinadavid8643]

@@AdelaideBen1 as the name of the song says, it plays at Ragnarok so basically at the end of the game alongside with a few other songs like Atreus theme song (thats why you probably did not hear it). But it is hard to hear with all the action

[@mht2315]

@@AdelaideBen1 looks like someone hasn't played the game.

[@AdelaideBen1]

@@mht2315 Edit - I'm going to correct my comment and give the benefit of the doubt... As someone who HAS platinumed both games, I have to say this piece is a non-hitter for me. It doesn't even register as being significant. It may have been at the end of the game, but if so, that's noise for 95%+ (my estimate) of GoWR owners. I always watch the credits (in this case 2 of them) and it had zero impact on me (and I'm even assuming it was at the end of the game). Even listening to the piece now, I find it completely uninspiring....that's just my opinion, and everyone can have their own reaction to that. So I don't know if you were responding to me - or if you're being loose with your comments... but if you're saying I hadn't finished the game... my original comment stands... go away. If not, I'm happy to further discuss.

[@roach6992]

If you continue to do popular game tracks your channel will probably blow up.

[@rpgeebzmusicarcade]

I just love the music in these OST's - such a new experience for me :)

[@MsFasty]

Yep I discovered this channel cause of the Elden Ring one

[@better640]

@@MsFasty same

[@DEAN18349O]

speaking of elden ring, please do more.

[@oki3919]

@@rpgeebzmusicarcade in all seriousness, that guy is 100% right. i discovered you from the halo video. i love how much you actually listen and FEEL the music. you are doing fantastic and i cant wait for more videos

[@OscarHazeGaming]

I love that the track playing over your assault on Asgard is not so much epic and bombastic, but almost like a sad and tragic eulogy, because it's not a heroic war, rather it conveys the feeling of "fuck how did it come to this, we didn't really want a war"

[@ex2bot]

You’re completely correct that playing the game + graphics + sound + MUSIC together can be a unique experience. Much more active than just watching TV or film for ex. Exceptional game music plays a big part in how memorable games are for me.

[@maxcj7]

Halo 2's ost is my all time favorite how about yours man?

[@PanMan47]

Agreed

[@JArguello04]

@@maxcj7 skyrims ost is always nostalgic

[@Ar17778]

Gaming is easily the best form of media

[@somerandomperson9670]

True, so true In fact, that playing a game without music is a cardinal sin, especially if the music in the game is really good.

[@potato4534]

Bear McCreary is so underrated. He also scored the Lord of the Rings amazon show. Really incredible.

[@carn9507]

And my personal fave cartoon of recent years Masters of the Universe: Revelation. :)

[@5eany.]

Galadriel's theme gets me emotional every time tbh

[@videogamersEU]

"Lord of the Rings amazon show" - maybe leave that one out of the resume, just in case

[@d.ml.g9902]

@@videogamersEU Nahh, just cuz the show sucks or is not well like, doesnt mean the music does too. Exmp; The anime Tokyo Ghoul anime adaptation is just horrible but goddamm if the score and soundtrack is god sent.

[@sentientmustache8360]

@@videogamersEU i mean it’s the one saving grace

[@Dan_G.R.S.]

This game is the second game in the Norse Saga of God of War and the eighth game in the overall franchise. This track plays during the final battle sequence where all the characters gathered during the journey come together to fight the battle fated for centuries, but now it's up to them to either break fate or fullfil it. Composed by Bear McCreary who did a lot of other phenomenal stuff. I would love to see you react to some of the Greek Saga tracks of God of War, those have iconic choir sections and are really good to get your blood pumping.

[@lockekappa500]

One of my most memorable moments in my 30+ years of gaming. I want to go through another 30 hours of the game just to get back there now.

[@187sandz]

It also plays when Kratos and Freya meet the Norns

[@lockekappa500]

@@187sandz Specifically when they talk about Ragnarok. ;)

[@shaecouture7480]

@@lockekappa500 The skies burn, the curtains fall.

[@Ztsakkeus]

i tought this playd when the horn is used, but was wrong. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4XOgnagrsZjY9k That one is "God of War Ragnarök (feat. Eivør)", Same song, but instead of playd in Start of the game, That one is played at the end. It sounds different and is more fitting for start of the war, But they are very similiar. edit: Seems i was wrong. This plays when you go trought the gate and land in asgard.

[@Monke2120]

Speaking as a musician and band director, Bear’s work on God of War is some of the best use of leit motif I’ve heard since John Williams with Star Wars and Howard Shore with LOTR. Simply masterful writing.

[@Scotia__]

If you're interested in others, Masayoshi Soken slips an insane amount of leimotifs into his Final Fantasy XIV compositions! It's one of my favourite things, especially since he loves using them whenever possible as nods to older Final Fantasy entries & composers.

[@davekeyart7641]

This whole OST is sooo beautiful, im a classical orchestra geek and every track gives me goosebumps.

[@Torrybobs]

I’m currently playing this game and it’s stunning, the story, the acting, the visuals, the soundtrack… it’s worth watching the game or even just buying the art book to enjoy with the music 😊

[@Lars_Ziah_Zawkian]

Please careful offspoilers

[@Torrybobs]

@@Lars_Ziah_Zawkian I’d never want to spoil the game, I want everyone to play it as blindly as I did, it was incredible 😊

[@SneakyPrawn3]

Im still here!! I honestly really appreciate that you give yourself enough time to take in these pieces as a whole, rather than pausing the video every 10 seconds like most of the other reaction channels.

[@rpgeebzmusicarcade]

Hi Cesar, I appreciate that!

[@nintendude794]

@@rpgeebzmusicarcade iAgreeWithTheseTermsAndConditions!

[@Omega6489]

This OST is a good pick, it's more than likely going to win Soundtrack of the Year at the Gaming Awards.

[@nuzlanazeer4430]

And it did

[@michaelsharp458]

One of the singers is Eivor. Strongly suggest looking into her work. Phenomenonal. Falling Free and Trollabudin are two big songs she has

[@annclarke2702]

Absolutely, Eivor is amazing.

[@xxkillerturtle]

This track happens during the ending sequence of the game, right before the final moments.

[@andrew_golubev]

Great reaction, love your energie, thank you! Wish you the best) I love the "dialogue" between instruments in this song - sounds great

[@rpgeebzmusicarcade]

Thank you so much!!

[@chant3511]

Wow! You were absolutely right about the circumstances that music plays in! Arriving at the grand battle field. And it really is unsettling even without the music because the protagonists' plans kind of shattered as soon as they arrived. They were faced with something they didn't prepare for or haven't foreseen. Really awesome that you could tell that from the music alone. Just shows how superb Bear McCreary is. Beautiful and epic soundtrack, all of them! Would love to hear more of your insights for a different song of that album. "The All-Father" and "A Son's Path" are one of my favorites

[@christopherbucher7017]

The music for the battle with Thor as well as just the main theme which is also what plays when Kratos blows the horn is simply amazing

[@overlordrousdower1929]

I’m still here! I just finished this game! That ‘zip line’ you were talking about is actually a main musical motif in this game and it’s predecessor. You will notice it if you listen to any of the big songs from this or the previous game. It (and one other motif that wasn’t present in this song) has a wonderful presence in the ost and carries a huge emotional weight because of the character it represents.

[@bretwilliams249]

I am loving watching your excitement grow for video game OSTs! So many people who don't play video games miss out on these amazing pieces because somewhere in their mind they think it's either childish or just nerd culture and doesn't have anything to offer them. You got my substitution 👍🏻

[@ConLLee]

The music of this game captures the scene that’s taking place in front of it beautifully. It’s fun to watch you experience just the soundtrack which is only a piece of the experience

[@nelq8186]

Another one from this game “Raebs Lament” just fits with the scene in the game, the emotion you feel during that scene after what you been through the game. Very beautiful and powerful

[@GreatDeadGod]

The whole score is exquisite, you should definitely check it out in total. There are some truly majestic cues like Raeb's Lament, the hand of Odin, a son's path, svartalfheim and letting go...

[@GreatDeadGod]

@Anatol that was... Yeah

[@mathm7401]

I agree with one of the previous commenters, that the more you'll cover popular music from video games, the more likely you'll explode. As a musician and a great fan of video game music I'd like to recommend a few tracks: Destiny 2 - Deep Stone Lullaby Metal Gear Solid 3 - Main Theme (Snake Eater) Mercenaries - Main Theme Shadow of the Colossus - The opened way Bioshock 2 - Pairbound Civilization 6 - Sogno di Voltare -The Dream of Flight Finally my favourite soundtrack of all time Dragon Quest 8 (the orchestrated version) - Any but especially "Heavenly Flight" and "Travelling with Wagon" Hope you have a good time if you do listen to them

[@Catoblepa77]

This won the best soundtrack award at the game awards this year, ad definitely for good reasons... it gave me goosebumps too :D

[@krissuyx]

This track has been living in my head rent free ever since I heard it in the game... and yes, I'm still here.

[@heypepper]

So this piece was towards the culmination of the game. The main character, Kratos, was prophesized to die at the end of Ragnarok, and as the player, we had no idea how this game was gonna end. So if you listen to this knowing that it has even more power, because the tension it's creating was building our fears that he would die. Bear Mcreary is amazing. The first theme that comes in is also Kratos' theme throughout the two games.

[@the_damn1266]

This game means so much too me. It has come in rough spot in my life and has helped through my struggle with mental issues. Especially this series overall, it’s beautiful and sad. The music perfectly captures the scene that is happening. Music adds so much emotion. Bear McCreary is amazing. I will continue to listen to his amazing work.

[@friisenborg167]

I would strongly urge you to listen to the rest of the score, because each track tells a story, sets a mood and is masterfully orchestrated. As soon as you started the music, I closed my eyes, and immediately the wildest goosebumps came rushing, accompanied by many tears, a reaction not alike anything I have ever felt before, prior to having listened to this games music. Thank you for reacting to this. You're able to put words upon feelings many of us feel with these songs. Also, in Danish, goosebumps is usually called either gooseskin or ant teats

[@osyrys_yt]

This isn’t just a game it’s an experience from beginning to end The music is absolutely incredible

[@dimitriskaraiskos5654]

I'm still here! Thank you for your videos! Nice analysis and tips for composing! Keep going old composer!!

[@mateuszpatua3016]

man, I love your energy! thanks for being around!

[@rpgeebzmusicarcade]

I appreciate that!

[@isopodshuffle]

Bear McCreary is *so* good. Check out his work on the tv show Black Sails - it has one of my favorite intro themes ever, still gives me chills

[@Jaws1015]

I would love a whole soundtrack reaction to Ragnarok. I'm in love with the composition Bear created for this game.

[@rubenthoresen6982]

Love how you describe what actually happens in the scene based solely of the music. The track plays as they gather to charge into Ragnarok

[@danc1513]

If you want to listen to another track from this game that is fantastic, but has a different vibe, "A son's Path" is really good one. The main theme is also a real banger.

[@Animal_veil23]

As is Odin’s theme: All-Father.

[@RedDestruction540]

let's be real EVERY soundtrack in this game is a banger, no meh soundtracks, each piece is memorable

[@nintendude794]

11:47 ASMR, frisson, tingles, goosebumps, shivers, etc.! I guess I’ve started calling them “tingles”!

[@Guillimann]

Yup! Still here! I always stay to the end when you talk about a song important to me. Your insights are always welcome in the ost’s I love

[@Astral_Incarnate]

this particular piece is played at the climax of the story. this is when the characters charge towards ragnarok, the world ending event in norse mythology. it really fits perfectly

[@markdodson5866]

Bear took a perfect score from the last game and outdid himself on this one. So dynamic and emotional

[@vishu3822]

Great to see you to listen to this, its not the Main theme exactly but a different version they made for the very end to bring out more emotions for the events happening. I can link the one i tried to recommend in your previous video! if you want to make a video on it or not is completely up to you! oh and also, im still here ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGako2OagNOfbLs

[@BrokenToews]

I'm still here! I love the way you articulate the things I can't put into words about some of my favourite songs; I'd really like to hear your thoughts on a track or two from my favourite game, Bloodborne, particularly Hail the Nightmare and Cleric Beast as they're fairly short but both fully encapsulate its identity. I can almost guarantee other people will recommend Ludwig the Accursed/Holy Blade if they see you do a Bloodborne reaction, which is also a great track, but I feel these two would serve as a better introduction as the game has a drastically different tone to the OSTs you've covered so far.

[@Heinrick192]

Loving Ragnarok. Fantastic OST, as well as everything else in the game.

[@MisterIm313]

Definitely got the goosebumps at the same point! Enjoying your channel from the UK. Keep up the good work!

[@rickentee]

I’m still here, Geebz! Just recently came across your channel and love your reactions/commentary. Love that you don’t talk or react too much while actively listening and take only 1 or two long commentary breaks to flesh out tour thoughts. Other reactors pause and play constantly and it always makes me feel like they’re ruining the experience of listening to the piece of music 😂 Keep up the good work

[@FuryMus]

Hi Geebz, I'm still here! ;) Loving this recent deep dive into game soundtracks, a topic near and dear to my heart. Haven't had the chance to listen the God Of War Ragnarök OST myself yet (still waiting to play the game myself), but if this track and the soundtrack from the previous game in the series are anything to go by I'm sure the entire thing is fantastic. Bear McCreary really did an outstanding job with it. I'm sure you are positively swamped with requests of tracks to listen to, but I'd still like to throw some suggestions in the mix: - The recent Final Fantasy VII Remake had a (Best Score winning) soundtrack with lots of amazing songs, I'm sure I've seen 'One Winged Angel Rebirth' suggested on this channel before which is certainly an epic orchestral track with lots of things to dissect, however since you're also a bit of a metalhead I think you'd get a particular kick out of the track 'The Airbuster' - in fact it would probably be just as good a fit for your main channel, if you ever need an organic opportunity to point people to this channel for more video game music reviews! :) - For some chicken skin inducing music, I'd also like to recommend the track 'Tsushima Suite V. Seiiki' from the game Ghost of Tsushima, it has a gorgeous atmosphere with some really evocative melodies and an absolutely wonderful finale. And since you asked, in Dutch we call 'chicken skin' 'kippen vel', which is a complete, 1 to 1 translation (chicken = kip / skin = vel).

[@beugamer2805]

There's also another track it's called a Sons Path and would be amazing if you analise that one as well AMAZING VIDEO and amazing work your experience shows through!

[@h0pesfall]

I absolutely love Blood Upon Snow feat Hozier! Never thought I would say that... lol

[@jankification9335]

You've gotta do the All-Father theme from this game, now that's epic

[@GODEMPERORWOO]

Please feel free to geek out and don’t hold back. I enjoy listening to your descriptions and breakdowns

[@wtfomg26]

im still here,thank u that my request was done so fast,appriciate it. p.s u were right about "arriving" scene,this track play few times in game,but main place for it when main characters arriving for ragnarok fight.

[@-lackey-849]

I'm still here! This is my first time watching one of your videos and I have to say, I enjoy your rambles about your experiences! The OST for this game, daresay, the entire franchise, is one of the most beautifully crafted soundtracks I have ever heard for a video game. I really recommend you listen to other songs from the God of War games. A Son's Path is on this OST as well and it's such a good listen!

[@TobyRawal]

Would highly recommend finding and watching the scene for ‘Ragnarok begins’ in the game - the marriage of music and visuals in that scene is just incredible and a true peak of what’s possible in video game storytelling and cinematics

[@anthonyshanklin4449]

Yessssss! Thank you for this one! I’m so glad you’re doing these great huge games. I love this game so much

[@TheAndrewBen]

I love the Grateful Dead poster on the wall. Great channel! I love how you stop in the middle of the songs to break up the parts in sections! When I used to play the violin, I sometimes thought many songs were a few songs put together in harmony. Almost like different chapters of one story. Also...ASHES is a fantastic song from the God of War series. HIGHLY recommended.

[@GabrielDagostin]

I'm really enjoying your reactions, keep on the good work! I'm playing through this game now and it's a blast - and the OST is just out of this world If I may, I highly recommend you to listen to the Epilogue track from Shadow of the Colossus. It's not nearly as popular as the others OST's you reacted to, but for me this is honestly the best of the best, truly a masterpiece :) The Last Guardian's OST is great too (same game director)

[@TheFanRift]

Love the content man! Really interesting to get some perspective from someone that doesn't even have the wider context or nostalgia to add to some of these tracks! If you're still interested in recommendations, id love to see you react to Bloody Tears from Castlevania Symphony of The Night, such an epic track in my opinion.

[@Prometiumz]

Love the way you apply the emotion or try and imagine the context as it is an important part of the piece but not completely needed. However, whenever I show people a score from an OST sometimes it is upsetting to see their detachment and they are unable to take in the music for its purpose and it is really refreshing to see someone who is passionate and able to absorb the music and it’s intended purpose regardless of the setting and your guesses are always spot on too.

[@crimsonwring2723]

The 1st album track is…IMO…THE epic song of the game. “God of War Ragnarok (Feat. Eivor)”. It features a few vital protagonist character themes and captures the underlying theme of the 2 games…simply “be better…for the sake of our children.”

[@michellemiles9966]

I love the power of music. Be it a game, a film, tv show or whatever product it's incomplete without the score. The emotional payoff is flat without the music. Not only that but music stands on its own without being paired to a show or game because the listener can create the images in their mind. The better the composition the more clear those images become.

[@wesleycolvin7158]

I hope you take a deeper dive into this.

[@elmarce1983]

I’m still here! Amazing comment on the music. It’s a beautiful piece 😊

[@josephburns6765]

Two things: #1. Love the Cheech and Chong shirt! #2. It’s interesting to compare Ragnarok to the opening song from God of War. The opening of the PlayStation E3 2016 Showcase has a live orchestra playing that theme leading up to the reveal of the game. There are definitely layers from that song in Ragnarok, which is great. Thanks for the effort - just found your channel and love it! Keep up the good work!

[@seanronstadt5495]

This game's soundtrack is one of the best all the way through that I've ever heard. Two other OSTs you should definitely check out are Hollow Knight, specifically "City of Tears," and you should listen to "Ashes" from God of War 2018. Eivør's singing is beautiful.

[@foxwizards]

awesome video! super insightful. would be awesome to see you visit some other tracks from the game with more context, bear mccreary seriously did an incredible job and there are such powerful pieces throughout. keep posting stuff you enjoy!

[@Odinchacarero]

Love your reactions and and how do you approach the gamer world!!

[@Noctazar]

What I love about this track is that it condemns war, while being a musical background for the ultimate conflict in Norse mythology. The contrast is awesome.

[@8888UNIVERSE8888]

I'm still here =))) And I love your thoughts and observations, kind sir =))) Please, continue making these videos!

[@rpgeebzmusicarcade]

Thanks, will do!

[@Xucrutz]

Love ur reactions, I do recommend more from Austin Wintory (same composer from Journey OST) the song is called "Their Waters Were Mingled Together", it's from a game called Abzû.

[@bengen6016]

Twin princes from Dark souls 3 is an OST that is fantastic and that brings me so much emotions every time I listen to it, there is also Laurence the first Vicar from Bloodborne that is absolutly amazing, keep up the good work on your videos I really like how you explain the music !

[@CodiMorphett]

Game soundtracks is a brilliant idea for this channel, please continue

[@kenthefele113]

I’m so happy you decided to give this a listen. The soundtrack for this game and it’s predecessor are phenomenal. You’ve earned yourself another subscriber.

[@rukahazuki6650]

I love your reaction and explanation. As someone that just listener to music, I don't know much about the music terms but your explanation is really easy to understand. If possible, I suggest you to react to god of war 2018 main theme. I love that theme song so much.

[@KanoSJ]

You definitely need to listen to the main OST for God of war Ragnarok it’s insane how much I listen to it.

[@sawyerweathers8713]

This song (though shortened, in-game) plays at the intro to the climax sequence right before the last half-leg of the main campaign, which is about 40 - 60 hours long and (obviously) holds SIGNIFICANTLY more depth if played before listening to these epic compositions. I’m so happy you’re enjoying this genre of music 🙏

[@connorfaries5284]

Please listen to Raebs Lament from the Ragnarok OST. Such a beautiful composition

[@rev3lati0ns]

You should do "Journey" from Destiny 2. It released in 2017 and still gives me goosebumps when I listen to it

[@tiggzsama]

You got the grit of this track without even playing the game...its basically "the end" and you nailled it👌🏼. The power of music!

[@zachreads]

I'm still here! I recommend "The Summit" and "Lullaby for the Giants" from God of War 2018. For context this track plays during the beginning of an apocalyptic War, and the "bum bum bum" you referenced is the main character's theme in the track simply titled "God of War".

[@angelfox101]

You should watch the game trailer announcement for this it was live at E3 you could feel how excited everyone was.

[@manusmerigold1630]

This is the 2nd game following the game of the year 2018. You should check out the announcement of god of war E3 expo 2016. It had a live orchestra and was the first time the first game was revealed.

[@sandman100056]

I think you should do some reactions to music from destiny 1&2 some standout tracks are remembrance, deep stone lullaby, the last array, sepiks perfected, and eyes up. The one thing destiny always hits it out of the park on is their music.

[@RetroMediaRoom]

Final Fantasy 7 Remake has an absolutely incredible soundtrack worth checking out.

[@better640]

Finally! After two weeks another Video game OST video!

[@AmeliaPond.]

The Bum Bum that low bottom base. That’s Kratos GOW theme. We all know that tune that know and love this game.

[@morkmon]

still there, love these videogame soundtracks. recommending Sim City 3000 - Broadway (the sims series is full of jazzy goodness)

[@gamestopper15]

The entire Ragnorok album is a work of art if you ever get the chance listen to the the whole thing its beautiful AAA studio AAA music the works in gaming

[@_x4858]

If you react to anything else from God of War Ragnarok would love to see Raeb's Lament. It's a perfect score for a funeral at the end of the game. And also Bear McCreary plays the bard/tavern owner in the game named Raeb

[@AzuSwe]

You should listen to Christopher Tin - Sogno di Volare ("The Dream of Flight") (Civilization VI Main Theme). Its a really good song!

[@Dark-uj2jq]

Oh boy I've been waiting for this one!

[@adelin3728]

Ok so, long story short God of war is my favourite series. I'm a huge fan of the music that's in the game aslo, and everytime i see somone reacting to it or listening to it my heart warms up, heh. Weird thing the brain is. I think i'll stay on your channel a bit longer, i really enjoy your reactions. I am no music theory nerd or something, but gota say there's something special in you geeking about it. Take are, cheers!

[@christiancline1131]

Should check out Raeb's Lament, it's from the same game and played during a beloved character's funeral.

[@Zetaincognit-]

You really should listen to the track called “Letting go”, is just the perfect combination of sadness and a truly epic end. It’s by far my favorite OST of GOW Ragnarok.

[@RMesado]

Im still here! Greetings from Spain

[@adamhenton6221]

Aloha Geebz. Lorna Shore and VOLA were amazing. I'll send you some stuff later on 🤘🤙

[@sslender07]

I would love it if you did something similar to this but with the main theme (called god of war ragnarok) or a sons path

[@moraleslachinomartinedmund8834]

I alway pay close attention to music in videogames, movies, etc. I'm not a professional or anything, but the beautiful part of the soundtrack of any game, any series or any movie, is that it tells you a story. You can feel the emotion and you can imagine what's happening while the track is playing.

[@habituallynostalgic6646]

The first time this score plays is when Kratos ( The antagonist) seeks out a oracle type group from Norse Mythology called "The Norns". He seeks their knowledge on the location of his son but is given more information than he anticipated. He is told his son is in Asgard and a Norse God named Heimdall plans on killing him. They tell Kratos that after learning this information Kratos will then kill Heimdall to protect his son and then the "curtains fall" and the earth splits open has Ragnarok boils over to destroy the realms and then also leading to Kratos's death. It is a chilling moment in this game. As he walks away the orchestra grows stronger as they tell him "So sad. I enjoyed your story Kratos. Too bad it has to end so soon." Bear McCreary is amazing and the story telling is amazing as well.

[@88loaded32]

I'd love to see Your analysis/reaction to "The city must survive" track from the game Frostpunk. Recently composers pick it up for the reaction and I can't get enough of it. Great video as always!

[@marcoslaureano8148]

I could hear the bifrost gats opening in my head, thats how deep this part of the game hit me

[@GumDumble]

another great song u should give a listen to is Tip of the Spear from Halo Reach's soundtrack so much nostalgia for so many of us from that masterpiece of a song and legend of a composer Martin O'Donnell.

[@Dustb0]

You should checkout “Suicide Mission” from the Mass Effect 2 OST. It’s one of those tracks (along with the game) I’ll never forget 😊

[@ASlaveToReason]

Such a great song i listen to it on repeat all the time

[@RaymondArias]

I've seen some of your videos, and I hope that you would continue doing this. I also hope for you to react to your favorite video game music while being used in their respective games. 💖💖💖💖