Persona 3 - Burn My Dread | Reacting To Video Game Music!

[@JessesAuditorium]

Songs mentioned in this video; Nujabes (Ft Shing02) - Luv Sic Pt. 3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6rSipltp7-Jfas Nujabes (Ft Shing02) - Luv Sic Pt. 4 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKKQnXx4rM2Kgs0

[@joddelrealingo7737]

Can you please react to these video game musics as well, they are amazing. Children of the City : kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3m4h6SMaqiCbNk String Theocracy : kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZfQiqSOm895qZo Iron Lotus : kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5algoCMo9KlaLs In Hell We Live, Lament : kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqiypp2Diq98gNE Gone Angels : kzbin.info/www/bejne/epDUmoqsn69moc0 From a Place of Love : kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYPUpYSHg7R5bbM

[@technicaljiujitsu3399]

do Psi Ops the Mindgate conspiracy's OST "Cold - With My Mind" You'll like it classic early 2000s rock

[@rushindweeb4085]

The rapper in this one is lotus juice

[@FlinchFox]

The most influential musician of my young adult life, taken from us too soon. Samurai Champloo introduced me to him and I was hooked ever since.

[@Eksevis]

Barely watched the video at the time of commenting, yet I absolutely love that you linked the songs.

[@chroipahtz]

The first version is the game's opening, the second version is the final battle theme. So listening to them together was a perfect choice.

[@FF-tp7qs]

In fact the extended version of the song is the Reincarnation version that they used in the anime film openings, the game version is only 90 seconds long

[@pedrozanon7245]

@@FF-tp7qs pretty sure the anime version was a new recording, its sounds way different the instruments and everything

[@FF-tp7qs]

@@pedrozanon7245 the game version didn't have a second verse at all, the Reincarnation version was a brand new version that added a second verse and had that long instrumental bridge in the middle. Either the movie used the Reincarnation version or a remix of it

[@pedrozanon7245]

@@FF-tp7qs yeah, what i am saying is, reincarnation version is one thing, anime version is another. The anime version is clearly based on the reincarnation version, but its a new recording, same thing with the last battle version.

[@soresmith3455]

The final Battle theme u mean against NYX? I forgot abt that ost

[@TrueForm]

Lotus juice is the main rapper on most of the persona 3 tracks. He's also done tracks for persona 4 and 5 spinoffs. He's written for Persona 5 Royals 'Throw away your mask' which was sung by Lyn. One of my favourite tracks hes ever done was made for the persona 3 films (yes there are films, 4 whole films for this one game) called 'Fate is in our hands' He's also done a few tracks for anime like jojo's (Overdrive) and soul eater (Death the kid's theme) I believe he's also recently come out with an album too.

[@OniGundamSeed]

Lotus is also a Japanese Christian Rapper that puts his music on spotify for his non Persona music but he also did the opening for one of the Persona 2 games

[@FlinchFox]

This is going to sound nerdy but Persona 3 saved my life. I had Just started High school and only had a PSP as my friend as I was a really anxious and depressed teen. The lyrics and the story and characters gave me the strength to make it through my hellish Freshman year. This soundtrack means everything to me.

[@VelvetAura]

Not nerdy at all, that's really touching. I had a similar experience myself when I first played this game

[@feliciasbasement]

With you. First came across this game unknowingly when I was only 14/15. Life changing

[@Konpekikaminari]

hey, P3 do be like that

[@deemandude6131]

Same, P3 gave me the push to pursue Medicine from being an aimless jackass in high school

[@omanitoo]

That's really sweet

[@J2ojuiced95]

Yumi Kawamura (the singer) and Lotus Juice (the rapper) are legends when it comes to Persona music. We’ve had so many great tracks from them over the years and Lotus Juice still writes Persona song lyrics to this day. Anytime the P3 characters are in a Persona spin off these 2 are always there to musically represent them.

[@tastethecock5203]

Yumi even did a lot of duo songs with Shihoko, like K+ words for example

[@VelvetAura]

Guess what? The last battle version comes RIGHT after the fight where 'The Battle for Everyone's Souls' plays. Also, during the intro, it's the song the protagonist is listening to on his mp3 player. Favorite persona game ever.

[@FF-tp7qs]

Its also a scripted sequence where you cannot lose, the protagonist becomes invulnerable from the power of friendship then uses a finishing move to save the world

[@mizzix]

@@FF-tp7qs all main persona games after 3 had that little scripted sequence, its getting kinda old tbh

[@dou5397]

@@mizzix Honestly the only one where it felt good to me was P4

[@CalebPorter1105]

@@FF-tp7qs Ummm... FFVII? Claimed to be the greatest game of all time but when Persona does it it's bad? Lmao At least P3 MC actually "dies" saving the world instead of getting out scot-free for "some reason."

[@mizzix]

@@CalebPorter1105 to be fair he didn't say it was bad

[@tatsuyasuou3368]

Fun fact: the second version exist canonically in game. You can hear it coming from the main character’s music player in the first cutscene.

[@MilanTehVillain]

Because it had a lot of radio-esque filtering in said cutscene, it didn't initially click with me that I was listening to the same song. But now that I know, it's a nice bookend!

[@whodatninja439]

diegetic music, something minato listens to in universe

[@Lohmatiyshmel]

The only thing you need to know about second version of this song is: "The Arcana is the means by which all is revealed"

[@eW91dHViZSBpcyBjZW5zb3JzaGlw]

BASED BASED BASED

[@okamiisaway5869]

More so "Alright, let's do this"

[@commando7706]

"Aigis... carry on my will, be the torch to guide our friends to Brand New Days... I'll be waiting on the other side, till we meet again, my dear friend..."

[@dafire9634]

Jesse everytime he records a video: "Finally i can add this song to my music playlist"

[@JessesAuditorium]

lmao

[@temporalwolf7054]

The main thrust of Persona 3 is quite possibly the most metal premise for a JRPG I've ever come across. The main antagonist isn't a demon seeking to erase existence, or a god trying to take control. Instead, it's a cosmic horror born of the apathy and despair of humanity. It seeks to simply remove suffering, but it does so by removing all motivation to live. With the only way to combat it and stop it from dragging all of humanity into a state of total apathy is to take a specially prepared gun, put it to your head and pull the trigger. Only by staring Death itself in the eye and making it blink do you manifest the ability to take a stand, finding value in life, suffering and all.

[@thewallsspeaktome3507]

Evokers are the best persona summoning device, prove me wrong

[@ryustin]

@@thewallsspeaktome3507 I agree with you

[@AusSP]

@@thewallsspeaktome3507 I dunno, I feel like ripping off your own face (or a facsimile of it, rather) is pretty metal.

[@Conkel]

I dunno using a computer to summon and fight sounds cooler. Or just being strong enough to ask the aid of demons yourself :))))

[@VelvetAura]

To be more accurate, that's more like Erebus. Nyx doesn't rely on humanity to exist whatsoever.

[@yamatosama6028]

First Persona I ever played, didn't had much experience with jrpgs and damn, this opening sold me alright.

[@stevenmewett4489]

Same here.

[@feliciasbasement]

Me 3, much nostalgia

[@minkhollow]

Don't overlook Persona 3 Portable, which has a few different songs to regular P3. "Soul Phrase" and "Wiping All Out" in particular are fantastic.

[@trumps_toupee]

Soul Phrase

[@mizzix]

Wiping all out is a bit short and loops very fast for a reactin video

[@MilanTehVillain]

Even songs like "Time" are awesome!

[@KapitanWasTaken]

Danger Zone is also a banger

[@WednesdayMan]

Way of life?

[@Mrinsecure]

Japanese rap is interesting for a couple of reasons. Culturally, of course, it has developed somewhat separately from American rap, meaning that while it is influenced by some of the same artists, it has gone in a variety of different directions you don't normally see in more conventional American rap. This is best represented by the fact that Japanese artists will happily drop English words into their songs, sometimes even rhyming English with Japanese. This makes songs lyrically very interesting, especially when they use words that *wouldn't* rhyme in English but do rhyme due to Japanese transliteration. From a metrical perspective, Japanese rap also has a bit more ease, ironically enough, because it's a syllabic rather than phonetic language. The Japanese hirigana and katakana alphabets are each made up of individual syllables, rather than discrete phonetic sounds, and all of them end with "a," "e," "i", "u", "o", or "n" sounds. This makes it somewhat easier to rhyme certain words... At least, compared to the somewhat tortured rhymes you'll sometimes hear in American rap.

[@BHox01]

Not to mention Lotus Juice lived in the US for like a decade when he grew up so his English is pretty damn good too

[@ebmage8793]

Something else about the Japanese language is that tense is the same for most verb endings. You can conjugate several sentences with the same ending tense (present, past, future) and they would naturally rhyme. for example ...arimasu, ...yomimasu, ...nomimasu all rhyme simply because Im using present tense endings.

[@Some__Guy]

@@NuiYabuko Rhymes that could barely be considered rhymes, or where the rapper has to actually change how the word is said to force it to rhyme.

[@Some__Guy]

@Senseless mind I wouldn't know, I don't listen to Japanese rap, I was just answering your question. I would guess that it happens less in Japanese because all words end in 1 of 5 vowel sounds or N.

[@Ivanovski_]

Funny how you mention Shing02. Lotus Juice actually wanted to collab with Shing02 until he met him. Apparently Shing02 was an asshole towards him and he quickly changed his mind lol

[@JessesAuditorium]

damn that's wild

[@000azeva]

where'd you find this out? is there an interview i can find somewhere

[@arcturus64]

Jesse: *asks for a mix of the two versions with both singers* Persona 3 Fes opening:"About that..."

[@CalcutecGil]

Also from Persona 3, "Deep Breath Deep Breath" has 3 versions and is some really amazing hip hop.

[@corruptedteka]

Ooooh yeah I hope he gets a rec for all of them because damn it's an experience !

[@cynreiusacari3163]

I use that song when I go running.

[@rezahydra]

I’m normally someone who can’t find joy in rap. It’s the one genre I cannot seem to get into without other genres mixed in. But P3? Oh there’s some good ones perfectly fitting for the battles and I love them to death. Listening to Wiping All Out from P3 Portable for instance

[@JessesAuditorium]

I'd start with the recommendations I give here and ask for any more if you wish to go further. There's a lot of nonsense out there haha

[@MaxinRudy]

And Mass Destruction is also awesome

[@zayne50]

Well, i don't normally enjoy rap either. But like Jesse said, you probably haven't found the right one for you. I know there are some artists out there that do raps unlike modern rap

[@rezahydra]

@@zayne50 I’ve certainly found things that classify under rap I like. However they tend to be more mixtures of genres rather than pure rap. Scatman John is a case of this for me (yes I unironically like his music), for instance. More techno pop mixed with rap than rap itself. I’ve searched a good bit and I do think there may be more out there I would like, like with the aforementioned songs, but I just can’t seem to find one yet for my tastes.

[@Conkel]

Almost same, but i feel like I could be more malleable to like it ngl.

[@Die-Coughman]

It's almost comedic everytime i see a persona reaction and the thumbnail is jesse putting on his glasses

[@Requinix17]

I think you're on the cutting edge of a nascent trend in video game OST reaction videos. Cant really find many people who are doing this yet, but it would be awesome to see it catch on. The views are out there just waiting to be had.

[@ionamorwenna5564]

P3 introduced me to the Persona series so Burn my Dread will forever hold a special place in my heart. Thank you so much for reacting to this great song -- and with Last Battle, too! Amazing!

[@Zethrae]

This game is the sole reason I even began to enjoy some hip hop, rap and a few other genres. I grew up "tarnished" by that horrible spew kids listened to at school. These tracks are some of my favourite songs and I'm so glad for that. This game is amazing

[@pyrmancer25]

Another fun analysis Jesse! If you get a chance in your free time, I suggest listening to the Burn My Dread Last Battle (Future Arrange) by Lotus Juice. Both he and Yumi returned over 10 years later to redo the song for the movie quadrilogy finale, and it hits especially hard by blending both versions into a masterpiece.

[@cksupreme]

There is indeed multiple variations of the original version of Burn my Dread as well the last battle version, my personal favorites come from the Persona 3 movies. (Those would be "Burn my Dread- Spring of Birth" and "Burn my Dread (last battle)- future arrange" respectively)

[@casuallycanada1631]

I'd love a video (essay?) from you on Japanese Rap, you seem really into it, and that's how I like to be introduced to new music/genres. I think it could be a great way to educate us VGM-junkies!

[@mikynumberone34]

Just wanna say that in the last 6/7 hours I consumed something like 30 of your reactions, I just love the way you react and talk or really just vibe to songs, love ya, keep the great work

[@sodathejunker]

Lotus Juice. He’s an abdominal legend and a juggernaut in both Gaming and Anime. Nearly everytime Persona gets a rapper, they get Lotus Juice is the man and they feature him prominently in Persona 3 and Persona 4: Golden

[@sodathejunker]

Btw if you want a combination of the two, I have great news for you.

[@Shogun_Shin]

Fun fact: there's actually a THIRD version that is actually from the Persona 3 Movie which is the Future Arrange version and I would argue is the best because it's just a straight jam

[@carltonpowell5313]

Totally agree!!! But the first p3 film has a different version of the opening as well

[@ChiNguyen-ls6tr]

P3 and TWEWY made me realize I don't hate rap/hip-hop at all. I just didn't listen to the right songs.

[@Kuuribro]

Hell yeah. TWEWY did that for me, Pop music isnt bad I just dont like popular bands' versions. Put it in a scenario where it works with something I'm into and it'll ear worm into me all the same!

[@77Night77Shade77]

Don't feel bad, it's the same with most people. They all say they hate Hip Hop, but in reality, they're just stupid ignorant people who've heard maybe like 2 or 3 songs in their life.

[@greatnovus]

This might be my fav reaction vid of yours yet. Hope those seed for other videos you planted come to fruition really looking forward to that!

[@koko_law]

So happy to listen to P3 OST with you and that you enjoyed it that I burned my bread

[@lissomne]

Burn My Dread - Future Mix from the P3 movie is kind of what you want, it has more of everything. Fave version of this song for sure, you should check it out.

[@FlickTakFlakAttack]

It's no exaggeration that this song single-handedly got me into Persona, the greater SMT franchise, and my personal interest in Tarot cards 😹 I had no way to play it back when I first saw it in 2007, but I consumed so much Persona media both from friends who played it and this budding emergent platform people might know as KZbin, and one thing which kept the hype for the game fresh was this track stored in my mp3 player. I eventually managed to play the PSP version in 2010, then both the OG and FES version, and man has Persona never left my top JRPG franchise for a long, long time. Just a little story of how I found my love for this series, and this song in particular 😸

[@6ixGaming24]

"He died for our cause, he sacrifice his life for our sins" -Mar/5/2009 never forget. also listen to "Kimi no Kioku" give it a try its the one of the most emotional songs in persona along with p4 never more and "Battle for Everyones Souls"

[@arikusu8383]

i still can’t listen to kimi no kioku without crying and it’s been years since i finished p3

[@marymurphy1429]

@@arikusu8383 cried while seeing it at the end of the game, and then looked up what the lyrics meant which made me cry even more... P3 is a good game

[@Boyzby]

Preferably with the lyrics, because until you know them you won't feel the "entire" weight of the song. Obviously, you'd have to play the game in order for it to fully hit you.

[@KatelynTea]

Kimi no tonari and Change your way also hit really hard

[@BlackWingAngelGirl]

Lol. Uncle Jesse digs Lotus Juice. That’s who was rapping it out. Him busting out the shades says “This is a jam”

[@BLU3D4Y]

Jam indeed for my burnt bread 😂

[@Cygis]

4:09 your hand movement coincidentally matches the lyrics with the trembling gun lol

[@SuperHexer123]

I think this is the first track from Persona you've listened to with Lotus Juice, but he is the rapper in this song and a lot of other tracks. Honestly as someone who is not a fan of rap, god I could listen to lotus juice with no problem. Especially his work on the P4 arena main theme, although he really hasn't been used as much for the vocal persona tracks since p5.

[@MilanTehVillain]

He returned in Persona Q & Q2.

[@eduardovelazquez1354]

Ah yes, the song about burnt bread

[@alexandregiaccheri]

All I'm going to say about persona 3 is: it's intense and I love it. Now for the Atlus Sound Team, they are insanely good, the composers, writers, musicians, mixers and everyone else involved. They come up with drastically different soundtracks, and somehow they all sound sublime!!

[@superarbyman]

Thank you for reviewing this. Persona changed my life :D

[@Lazrael32]

My favorite part about the later half of the persona soundtracks is how all these musical styles mix together to make their own unique sound. I love it. 5 is maybe my least favorite (though i still enjoy it) just because it's more easy going, but strikers really punched up the music and made me appreciate it more.

[@aedinbelmont]

I love seeing people react to game music for the first time, ESPECIALLY with bangers like Persona. Those OST's don't miss. This was a fun watch!

[@rendom3686]

I just recently finished my first playtrough of p3 and i cant wait to see more of it on your channel!

[@goatman0123]

The lyrics in most persona tracks are very significant and poetic with context

[@sp4rcky]

Cant wait for your reaction to Last Surprise (P5) and Mass Destruction (P3)

[@SlowDownYT]

imo the "future arrange" of the song from the last Persona 3 movie is the best one

[@blooming1312]

i have my issues with persona 3, some of which is parts of the soundtrack, but every SMT game has incredible bangers. This is a personal favorite, always love your input.

[@Ilwenray85]

Thanks to Josh and DJSingleTone for requesting this. Just, thank you.

[@陳威麟-q7o]

Not sure someone already mentioned, our characters need to trigger their psychic power in the battle in this title, by "SHOOT YOURSELVES IN THE HEAD" - That's why it says BURN YOUR DREAD.

[@oxymoron5651]

the rapper is Lotus Juice, hes pretty great. have you listened to wiping all out? its the alternative battle theme if you choose to play as the female protagonist in P3 portable; its pretty great

[@sharzinlalebazri5673]

The only other rap songs in video games that Immediately come to my mind are "I'm Back (to Rise)" from Killer Instinct, Ed's theme from SFV, any song associated with knuckles in Sonic Adventures 1 and 2, and (if you wanna listen to more of Lotus Juice's rapping) Mass Destruction from Persona 3.

[@timeedge138]

Recomendations for persona music: Whims of fate - Persona 5 The fog (Konishi remix) - Persona 4 Dancing Burn My Dread (Last Battle MOVIE VERSION) - Persona 3 Movie (I know you already did the other version, but I think this remix is way more interesting)

[@staticshock4239]

Man if you love this version of Last Battle Burn My Dread, I highly recommend the version from the 4th Persona 3 movie. I actually think it's somehow better. It's called Burn My Dread Last Battle (future arrange).

[@Maas.01]

Ok now you have to try playing one of the persona games !!!! It's always an absolute joy to see more people experience it for the first time And yes so many songs have different versions throught the course of the game

[@lumivalkea]

There's another version, Burn My Dread -reincarnation- that is my favorite, you can find it on KZbin too.

[@catcocomics1601]

Last Battle is and isn't the song for the final boss. The actual fight (which has about 14 total phases, the first 13 kind of being like a series of warm-up rounds) plays a different song: The Battle for Everyone's Souls Last Battle happens in the fight after, playing out more like a cutscene, although you are still technically in a fight. There's also a future arrange of Last Battle that gives it even more of an emotional edge to it.

[@TheRockMouse]

'Do For Love' is a song that I think fits a combination of the two songs you mentioned. (Granted, different song.) It's not from persona, but Shoji Meguro DID compose it!

[@Pwrplus5]

I hope enough requests stack up that you just listen to the entire persona 3 universe's discography for an entire day, one of the absolute best musical bodies of work in gaming history hopefully some requests come in for Laser Beam and Nothing is Promised from PQ1/2 as well since he's taken a liking to Lotus Juice

[@maddlad_l5257]

This song got me to buy Persona 3. It was part of a trailer for the game, and along with the intro video sold me on its style and tone.

[@TheFallingDuck]

You should listen to the Persona 3 FES Opening next.

[@josiedavis3792]

This is absolutely the song that got me into the Persona and SMT franchise.

[@Prizmo-rc7ni]

God damn I love your content , there Is always somthing in your daily bulk of uploads that Im familiar with & you have great understanding and appreciation for the songs regardless of genre....keep up the good shit bud👍

[@MatsuyoRific]

A lot of the songs get remixes for the spin off games. The dancing games are pretty much all remixes, and there's also some really good mixes of the individual game's music genres in the Persona Q games, which cross over 3&4 in PQ, and 3, 4, & 5 in PQ2. This is especially prominent in PQ2's opening, which perfectly blends the 3 styles together

[@Klefth]

Burn My Dread (Last Battle) plays right after the boss where Battle for Everyone's Souls plays, right as you stare at the big bad by yourself and you literally just have to press one button to end it all. It is such a fucking great moment. You really should do Persona 3's regular battle theme next, it's called Mass Destruction.

[@worstnightmare8556]

Want more Lotus Juice? Another song with him is from persona q called "Laser Beam". It is also awesome (it's persona, need I say more).

[@neonlatte]

In reference to your comments about hip hop - I'll always hold a spark of hope in my heart because one time I tweeted about how one of the Tartarus BGMs from P3 sounded like it belonged as a beat on the Big Boi/Sleepy Brown collab album (Big Sleepover) & then said I'd love to see Big Boi sample Persona (he's already sampled Miku Hatsune before, it's not out of the realm of possibility) & work with Lotus Juice someday and both Big Boi AND Lotus Juice liked the tweet. MY DREAM REMAINS!! Imagine a Persona OST with Southern Hip Hop influence...

[@iasar718]

It's not exactly a remix, but probably my favorite case in persona where elements of a track are reincorporated into another would probably be Joy and Memories of You from Persona 3. You can hear a lot of similarities between the two, but they create two totally different feelings, and the way it's done ties in really well with the story too. It's a pretty rare thing in the series though unfortunately. The only other time I can remember off the top of my head is in Persona 4 with Corner of Memories and Never More, though that's a lot less subtle.

[@AREAlhero]

Burn My Dread is not only fantastic for all the reasons you and others in the comments have said, but it also sets up the main leitmotif throughout Persona 3. The leitmotif is derived from Burn My Dread's verses and is featured throughout the game. One of the songs it features most prominently in is "When the Moon Reaches for the Stars" another track starring Yumi. It even follows through into the various spin offs featuring Persona 3, like Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight's intro song "Our Moment". It's really fun finding the leitmotif throughout both the game's OST and the Persona series overall!

[@Yammatti]

The first one is The extended version of the opening of p3 And The second is indeed, a battle theme that plays on The last battle of the game

[@AlexanderMartinez-kd7cz]

check out the persona 3 movie exclusive tracks too. self redemption, light under starless sky, deep breath deep breath remix etc absolute fire all around.

[@Pwrplus5]

More Than One Heart is legendary and the AMV they made for it in P3D is a real tearjerker

[@zappyyz6368]

once playing the games you can really come to appreciate the lyrics that much more

[@Jman2780]

I’m glad a friend of mine introduced me to the Persona series. Since then it’s became one of my favourite franchises of all time.

[@noustrant]

The thing that I love about persona's song is the lyrics. Always uplifting and positive

[@NihilistSolitude]

Glad you heard the final battle version.

[@kt249]

You can't complete Persona 3 experience without listening to Memories of You, also known as Kimi-no-Kioku. I extremely highly recommend it to you. Nevertheless, great video as always! Please keep them coming, I enjoy them way too much :)

[@xXFoiXx]

We need more rap in these music recommendations. Sadly even as a gamer I can't really think of many great Rap OSTs other than Mad World and Anarchy Reigns.

[@erhanjpg1467]

Best thumbnail

[@weertangel7231]

I personally like the movie version of Burn my dread the best, its more streamlined and has more punch, but these versions are great as well, especially in fight scenes. and i really think u should give a Persona game a go, Persona 4 golden is on Steam or u could go for Persona 5 Royal if u got a PS4/5. both are great choices if u want to know how the music fits into the game itself.

[@carltonpowell5313]

Burn my Dread is odd.. There’s technically 4 versions not including the Dancing game remixes These two from the games and the versions from the Persona 3 films The first film one is slightly inferior i find but is really heavy, like the build up is amazing, it feels grand. And the final battle version from the final film has this goddam sexy piano and futuristic sound and it’s the best version of the song!!! It’s sooooo goood Shame the only one if these in Spotify or the original games final battle (The regular burn my dread is the short version annoyingly)

[@Nyxo1000]

man this saga is so good i started playing the game for accident and now is in my top 5 best videogames sagas of all time.

[@rafaomegax]

Finally! The Burnt Bread comes to the auditorium!

[@pokemaster374]

That lotus juice is everything, p3 music is founded in funk

[@orangerain2637]

If you're looking for other remixes of Persona tracks, you could always give the P4D/P3D/P5D game soundtracks a listen. They are dance/rhythm games but I don't know if anyone has requested any of the tracks up to this point.

[@Nyarlathotep727]

These are the movie versions: Persona 3 The Movie #1 Burn My Dread: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqGxda2Cbdxpjqs Persona 3 The Movie #4 Burn My Dread - last battle - (future arrange): kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4bMlnalfdJsZ6c

[@CheesyLizzy]

I really recommend listening to the main battle theme of Persona 3 "Mass Destruction," it's one of my favorite songs and the rapper Lotus Juice also sings it 😄

[@KuroMai]

burn my dread last battle is one of my favorite from persona serie (a LOT of songs between persona 3 and persona 5 are just pure gold)

[@JackgarPrime]

Burn My Dread is also especially worth listening to while watching the opening title movie for the vanilla version of Persona 3. There's honestly almost nothing like it. The first time I booted the game up I had to sit there and just stare at the screen after what I just saw, even though it was quite short.

[@fruitymcflood8198]

The final battle burn my dread will forever be my favorite track in the whole game

[@Nairat]

My favorite version of this is actually the Final Battle - Voice Mix Arrange, since it includes the relevant dialogue from the actual final battle. It uses the JP voices, and they are really good at portraying emotions, so those added lines of dialogue in between the rapping really hit hard without taking away from the music

[@BlufireTheifprince]

The rapper's name is Lotus Juice

[@kylerockwell9573]

dude i just started watching youre missing out on persona 4 music like "heaven" and "when the moons reaching out stars"

[@Sekainoowaride]

When's "Mass Destruction" tho

[@JessesAuditorium]

hmm.......

[@Sekainoowaride]

@@JessesAuditorium It's also from Persona 3~

[@FlickTakFlakAttack]

It's on the waiting list :)

[@VelvetAura]

@@Sekainoowaride sooner than you may think

[@Sekainoowaride]

@@VelvetAura My Man~

[@trixielulamoon2262]

SMT/Persona music just hits so hard. I LOVE it.

[@positiveproductions6699]

I'm so happy I found the persona series with persona 5 and when persona 3 remake comes I'm going to be excited to play that I hope we get the original intro though because this is amazing

[@VelvetAura]

Hope you enjoyed it!!

[@Shaycare]

Second one was used as opening for persona 3 FES which expands a story a bit after the ending of base game

[@dustydave961]

The Intro song and the final boss fight song. Seems fitting. Both really capture the essence of Persona 3. Persona music really is good

[@sendouvincent8232]

I think you should look for Triple Mix. Is more dramatic with the piano, but with elements from the second version

[@irrelevantweirdo]

First time here and I just have to say that your hair is amazing sir!

[@TheFriskyJacket]

If you like Burn My Dread (Final Battle) You gotta listen to the Dancing Moon Night's Opening song: Our Moment or the Persona 3 FES Opening: P3 FES.

[@rajabuta]

BURN! MYYYYY! BREAAAAAAADDDD!!!!!

[@DotAzam]

Please stop burning my bread(dread)