Music Producer STUNNED by Left 4 Dead 2 Soundtrack (Monsters Within+)

[@ExceedFGC]

Button of "Metalized tank" --->

[@LionmightOfficial]

Oh it's been filmed. That's all I will say for now.

[@mariocraft1203]

@@LionmightOfficial nice

[@Killer-36900]

@@LionmightOfficial YES and just the thank theme from L4D and L4D2 they are the same but different like some of the other songs you have compared already. keep up the great videos!!!!

[@MyAssIsHECU]

@@LionmightOfficial you should listen to the fictional band midnight riders from left 4 dead 2

[@LionmightOfficial]

@@MyAssIsHECU copyright

[@yankeesoba2050]

On the "Dead easy" is like you die in peace, but in middle of the song. your dead body reanimated into a living undead zombies.

[@agustinbertoldi6264]

never throught it in that way that's amazing

[@dradonie]

the calm before the storm

[@derekfurst6233]

Fun fact, the "zombies" in left 4 dead aren't proper zombies. They are not undead. It's like a rabies mutation

[@VictorBRz]

@@derekfurst6233 yeah, they are Just normal people with animalistic behavior

[@VampTh3Gam3r]

@@derekfurst6233 It also isn't spread through bites or blood but nearby contact. The playable characters are not immune but what the military calls "carriers". Once you have come into nearby contact with any infected, you are infected and can spread it just by being in proximity. Carriers just don't show the symptoms of being infected. That's why all of their rescuers have become infected... Except Virgil, he's probably also a carrier.

[@WildfireMagni]

I honestly wasn't expecting that much banjo to appear in a zombie game, but it works.

[@lag00n54]

cuz Left 4 dead 2 is on the South

[@WildfireMagni]

Fair point.

[@MarxGen2408]

​@@lag00n54South Dakota, correct?

[@chaoswhaletv6306]

@@MarxGen2408 Louisiana is where it takes place

[@LionmightOfficial]

@@WildfireMagni it works because the composers did a great job. And not because of an arbitrary story setting. 👀

[@theolanderdilag3872]

"I'd imagine this has a boglike setting with acid rivers and all that" Boi, you just mentioned the entire Swamp Fever campaign, although fitting,.

[@soghe_newdlez]

I would love to see your reactions to all the horde themes, they're my favorite parts of the l4d soundtrack

[@LionmightOfficial]

They've been filmed but you'll have to wait

[@GilroyGoldBlood]

@@LionmightOfficial Excited for when they arrive!

[@emanu1674]

@@LionmightOfficial The anticipation is real!!!

[@soghe_newdlez]

@@LionmightOfficial lets goooo!!

[@Hydro.131]

@@LionmightOfficial YEAHHHHHHHHH YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@francis6851]

The sound in 16:51 is when you get down and surrounded by zombies they edit it with the music when you're on the spitter acid so there are 2 theme, in one

[@Xenorvya]

Sort of right. That music plays when you're down/incapacitated, and the music just before it is when you're near to a Spitter acid but not inside it.

[@MrBootYaNan]

Nah when your inside it all you hear is “I got hit by burning goo shit”

[@Mwright4444]

@@Xenorvya Also inside of it, but it's hard to hear due to the sound of the spit damaging you and the voicelines.

[@Littlevampiregirl100]

@@Mwright4444 no, pile o bile is when you stand near it, enzymicide is when you stand in it. search enzymicide left 4 dead 2 to hear it. its much more tense and horror sounding and slightly faster

[@oscarp8376]

"Hey what was the name of that bear character they added to smash bros?" 3:53

[@Floxtro]

LOL that's so funny

[@PHYSIZIST]

16:02 that is the sound of player death in game, you are incapacitated and awaiting a player to get you up, like a bleed out. the piano specifcally is the death moment.

[@ZeallustImmortal]

The soundtrack is so good that you can play any song and I know exactly what is happening in game

[@WowSuchGaming]

Can't beat that ost man

[@LionmightOfficial]

Absolutely!

[@fly_wild]

@@WowSuchGaming holy crap wow such gaming I used to watch all your lfd videos and zombie sins ❤

[@kabxksb]

Hello funny zombie man ✌🏻

[@-_Hatred_-]

Yes you can

[@KyubiHitashi]

wow

[@fox7757]

"That was a cool cuphead song." 1:52 Lmao

[@LionmightOfficial]

😎

[@NinjaCacodemon_IsSus]

@@LionmightOfficial have you heard the horde themes?

[@elfasto2255]

@@NinjaCacodemon_IsSus he said he recorded it already!

[@AldmMtfi]

​@@NinjaCacodemon_IsSushorde themes are different throughout the game, even in the same campaign.

[@cynicalnightmare1108]

Fun fact, Monsters Within is the end credits theme when you escape at the end of a campaign. Horror version of a victory song basically lol

[@danc0473]

Best part of the game ost - music can clearly transfer to you good information (what type of special enemy spawned for example) in such ~4 notes

[@sillylilstella]

valve's approach to game development with their constant playtesting may cause their games to take a long time to release, but damn if it doesnt also help them create some of the most fine-tuned and well designed video games of all time. they just know how to make a good, fun game, and they've still got it with deadlock.

[@ZeallustImmortal]

​@@sillylilstellaIf I had a time machine Id tell gabe newell to start doing dev commentaries before HL2 came out. Left 4 Dead 2 and Portal having dev commentary, and Half Life 2 not is such a shame. I mean yeah the episodes got them, but I wish HL2 had them. Super glad L4D2 and Portal got them though. Fantastic feature that I wish more devs did.

[@WickedDoom12]

The thing i love most about the Dead Easy track, is that whenever i try to use my imagination, i think of the same scenario: The remains of the city are overrun by zombies and a bunch of them that were part of a parade and once were sticking to the ground begin to rise with the instruments they have gotten stuck with, and with that, i always picture a smoker with a parade uniform and trumpet stuck on his mutated tongue proceeding to give off the best solo you can get from a decaying city. And i LIVE for that vision!!

[@DukeCondor]

I'm still eagerly awaiting for the reactions to the Special Infected attack themes. I would also recommend you look at a picture of each infected with each of their themes just to get an idea of the infected responsible in each attack Smoker with Tongue-tied and Asphyxiation Hunter with Exenteration Charger with Mortification Spitter with Enzymicide Jockey with Vassalation Boomer with Pukricide (who does have the shortest theme)

[@sadbarofsoap]

If you listen closely at 12:40, you can hear a little bit of the l4d1 monsters within. Since they are practically the same theme

[@ИльяРязанов-й2ш]

WE ARE GONNA STEAL JIMMY GIBBS JR. CAR WITH THIS ONE 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥⚡⚡

[@NovaProspekt19]

@@ИльяРязанов-й2ш not stealing, just borrowing..

[@jdm1671]

IM WITH YOU BROTHER

[@JayKordichlover]

@@jdm1671 GREATEST RACE CAR DRIVER ALIVE

[@C0olest2]

WELL IM A HALF TON SON OF A GUN, WITH A SUITCASE FULL OF PISTOLS AND MONEY 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@NovaProspekt19]

Guys can I have a second alone? With the car?

[@The_Official_You2]

good sir! I just wanted to say that I really appreciate your videos! the reactions and breaking down of the music is really nice and genuine! and you also give me something to watch while I eat food! Carry on!

[@LionmightOfficial]

I appreciate that!

[@m00ny_447]

Glad you got to hear more of the L4D OST!!

[@FruitSnackHorse]

13:20 l4d2 does take place in the South east of the US were the objective is to reach New Orleans as its the last holdout of the military. (Sadly we don't know what happened to them, but some speculate they pretty much died due to the environmental Story telling The Parish had) but its a great observation non the less that you got it all from the music. I do enjoy these videos and I have officially reached 1k play time on l4d2 and have been playing it again recently as well.

[@FruitSnackHorse]

15:07 is actually the Spitter theme for those caught in the acid pile she spits onto the ground. (Just wanted to add this, the Spitter is a menace when playing on custom servers.)

[@williamethandedios7151]

They did survive considering the Pilots asked if Papa Gators Helicopter is able to carry Carriers which he can so at best they definitely postponed the bombing on purpose as it feels like the Military wants to get those Carriers in order to research the infection further which can be likely especially if they were to set up stations in the Gulf of Mexico via Ships.

[@koletok4646]

@@williamethandedios7151 In the saferoom there is grafitti that says that the military is rounding up/ luring carriers to kill them

[@williamethandedios7151]

@@koletok4646 True but by the time the 4 arrived, it would be pretty stupid of the military to just rescue 4 possible carriers and shoot them for dead rather than say not rescue them and just go with the bombing.

[@koletok4646]

@@williamethandedios7151 The military didnt really do shit for them. They just waited a few extra minutes to give them the opportunity to get to the helicopter which was leaving anyway. Who knows maybe they experimented on them or smtn, but I doubt they just let them be after all the proof that the military is actively looking to kill carriers.

[@surfinboy23]

The zombie band plays the game theme as well which I just noticed.

[@current3109]

Ahha so cool

[@JackBasciono]

@@surfinboy23 you mean the music in the main menu

[@surfinboy23]

@@JackBasciono At 2:38 the band while slowly working up to the rhythm they play the theme very slowly.

[@BANDIITLUL]

I love that even you don't know much about the games, you can explain context through the music and be correct about a lot!

[@RED-BLUE-PLAY]

So happy your continuing to listen to the Left 4 Dead soundtrack!!

[@behindgrind9850]

Watching someone nerd out so hard about the music in one of my favorite games is an absolute treat. I've adored L4Ds immersive soundtrack but could never put into words why that is, having you dissect it with such passion its just wonderful. Another thing, when you mentioned "anxiety" and a "time pressure" during the spitter soundtrack (Pile of Bile) I was amazed how you hit the nail on the head once again. Plus the mentioning of a clock sound was something I've never picked up on. Awesome video, excited for more.

[@elfasto2255]

Really goes to show the brilliance of the composers!

[@jerrylthesekar4668]

I'd love to hear his reaction to the OST for "Project Zomboid" - it has a similar modern take on some southern sounds like Banjos - and it transitions between an ambience or orchestic music to a high-energy almost rock or industrial type - all to hit that sort of horror aesthetic for the zombie apocalypse that L4D2 also was hitting. If I had to recommend a few of their many many tracks (and variations of tracks for low or high threat), I'd say "Theme Remix" (it's the new version of the main menu theme they first used like a decade ago), "Holding out Hope", "Keep Moving", "Maybe We Can Win This", "They Were Once Here", "Touch and Go", and "Surrounded." Since the game is based in Kentucky you'll hear more of the banjo and maybe less jazz. I'm thoroughly impressed with it, as I've been following the game since maybe 2013, and the music artist (Zach Beever) they had on board was only 16 years old when he started writing music for this game, getting into this as a hobby and trying to turn it into a job. He's incredibly talented.

[@HoneyDropRS]

i’d really want to hear what he’d have to say about “gear up”

[@Disxiplee]

10:00 playing it yourself was impressive had to like the video after that one well deserved

[@rojosand9357]

16:10 that short music is for a downed survivor, thats the first part, the second part where the piano its smashed is when the survivor died, its like "oh nooo!!!! he's dead i cant believe it!!!"

[@SalTheSlime.]

7:30 I actually hear this song as someone who enters an abandoned mall, it’s old and screams of the past. But yet it’s unsettling, the lack of people the knocked over plants. Then they look downstairs to see a hoard of zombies and realize what is going down.

[@TheBoxGhost_tm]

Wait.. *they smashed the inside of a piano (or possibly more)* for "Pile of Bile, Puddle of You"? That's friggen metal. I love the results as much as you did, they were so jarring but in a good way. I envisioned the piano smashing sounds as the last few strong defiant beats of a dying heart.

[@sakuamvsog]

I would LOVE to hear you react to the L4D2 band ‘The Midnight Riders’ considering they’re a band exclusive to just the game; not a real life thing at all.

[@LionmightOfficial]

Copyright

[@mineturtle2]

​@@LionmightOfficialawww 😭

[@sakuamvsog]

@@LionmightOfficial awh really? Dang 😭!

[@Suspicious-Carl]

every level has its own begining jingle, aswell as its own horde theme, the final level, "the parish" takes place in new orleans hence the marching band tone, other levels like "dark carnival" feature the same jingle, but with much different instruments

[@dodgeworldl8470]

Having the context around some of these songs really takes me back and lets me appreciate the terror that is Left 4 Dead 1 and 2. Like it's easy to forget that it's a horror game with 3 buddies screaming at one another; but the music really works hard to not only tell you a story; but give you audio updates and warnings about the stage and some hazards (Like every special infected having a jingle to warn you before you get caught off guard.)

[@_demplx]

So how I will describe both L4D1 and L4D2 is by. L4D1 it’s the start of the apocalypse and the fear and terror that it brings contributes to the sound tracks and campaigns. But on L4D2 is that it brings “revenge” fight back type OST which is why this game beings a special place in my heart. Love the OST of both games

[@grimranger3905]

16:35 he guessed the incapacitated theme

[@diddykong2143]

Never clicked on a video faster. I love me some L4d content.

[@VickiVampiressYT]

The thing I always absolutely loved about those piano hits is how, in game, it's combined with your approaching death. You fall down, the sound and music both fade and you end up just waiting for someone to help you up while you fight off zombies with your pistol as best you can while they beat you up. It's terrifying and that piano hit is the *perfect* sound to convey that emotion.

[@Faust294]

15:30 fun fact, that's the sound that plays when you go down

[@therealironix9577]

I'll be honest, not many people can appreciate L4D1/2's OST

[@WatcherKoops4677]

every time I hear the death song, I feel empty-shallow in my self

[@TheRealNeonwarrior]

Wtf does this mean? Who doesn't appreciate it? Have you seen the 97% review score on Steam? I'm sure almost all of them appreciated the music.

[@CharaGonzalez-lt7yw]

What? I'm sorry, but L4D isn't your niche tiny interest that only a select few people enjoy and understand. Many people love the soundtrack

[@xephronzz9585]

I'm pretty sure Left 4 Dead as a whole is appreciated, MOST NOTABLY the soundtracks.

[@AdrianDeer]

It is a shame that they choose these songs to be reviewed.. Except "the monsters within" the choices were so poor. There are so many soundtracks that curl your nails way better.

[@JackTheDripperr]

I didn't know that the "BOM BOM" at the end of Puddle of Bile, Pile of You was a piano being crushed! that's so cool, i always thought it was some sort of metallic or low thump. Never in a million years would i have thought, "Oh that's a piano being hammered." lol

[@Goodbye_Eri]

Dead easy is the Paris campaign theme, all campaign have the same banjo thing in the end I don't know where "dead easy" come from, first time hearing the name

[@LionmightOfficial]

Because composers like to give proper song names when included in the soundtrack.

[@Lykan_Wolf]

Probably a take on New Orleans' nickname, "the Big Easy"

[@TheFoolish727]

Dead Easy was used in the E3 trailer for the second game

[@glennzarate312]

Maybe its from the phrase "rest easy" and rest got swapped for dead.

[@cornishpasty7853]

15:21 this is also the sound that plays in the game when someone dies

[@retrobat1631]

4:46 It's almost like the music is being re-animated. Full circle with the zombie theming. 7:29 I like to think this part cuts to the more realistic scene of the infection. From cartoony to realism.

[@soulghost9718]

15:03 After looking at the files i found that the creator of that channel mixed 2 soundtrack into 1 Pile of bile is the first part while puddle of you is the second which goes BAM BAM. First one represent a puddle of acid and second one represent you being knocked on ground bleeding Pretty good and fitting name huh.

[@rileymalone215]

I love how he notices so many details that despite hearing the songs a million times, I’ve never seemed to to catch. Specifically the piano hammering sound, I had no idea that was what that sound was. But I love knowing that now because that’s the sound that play when you or an ally dies, almost as if the music itself does too. What a brilliant soundtrack, what a brilliant game.

[@funtimerhikes2330]

5:03 I feel like that’s the music for the dead center chapter 1 hotel it’s just because of the dialogue and ofc zombie fighting that we don’t hear or is it in the passing, also dead easy hotel

[@roccosmos1913]

Best part of this entire ost is the dynamic chase themes and the chaos that happens during the gameplay

[@lunarro7]

You understand music so passionately. The emotions you feel are infectious. Thank you for showcasing Left 4 Dead's amazing OST.

[@seandonntheg8433]

You HAVE to do the Bully soundtrack next, it's been my absolute favourite from any game since childhood

[@Spugatti6729]

Perfect way to wind down my stressful school day :) Thanks!

[@SourGummiWyrm69]

Came across the L4D1 vid, was immediately captivated with the violin playing. I know that in L4D2 there's a handful of different variations on the same motif, and was wondering when you'd cover it. Didn't have to wait long! Love the video 🎻

[@vixenac]

this channel is a reaction channel done right, adding so much more content thank you for what you're doing

[@LionmightOfficial]

I appreciate that!

[@TheRealJRGT04]

I always seem to always perfectly time coming to your account whenever you post something I’d love, such as these valve game music reactions

[@terminatorplayz4614]

Love these reactions man, first watched your tf2 ones back in October. Helped me through a rough time, but since then, it’s always become a pleasure to see you discover different music. Love your genuine enthusiasm.

[@Cathy_11]

Each map has its own beginning music that represents the essence of that campaign. The jazz-type music you heard represents the last map known as The Parish. The context of that map is a city where the apocalypse began in a season like a festival/carnival, hence the characteristic instruments: trumpet, drums, etc. After that beginning comes the representative music of the game, which is the banjo part. It will always be after the representative beginning of the map.

[@thecactipus6822]

Catching the bog setting is crazy!

[@tinmank]

"Pile of Bile, Puddle of You" and other similar short time tracks, are specific type of enemy tracks. When you pinned down, by the end of that track you die unless someone rescues you. That certain parts in the song that indicates, you are severely damaged or there is no point of return. So you feel desperation in your bones while screaming on the headset "SAVE MEEE SOMEONEEEE"

[@TheCreepypro]

had no idea how creatively they made all this music! that bit about hammering the piano strings is wild to me! happy to learn from your amazing insight!

[@JAiZYouTube]

Oh sweet, another L4D video! Time to provide some context for the songs again, for anyone not familiar with the game: "The Saints Will Never Come" is one of the songs that can play when interacting with a jukebox (Which plays vinyl discs in-game). It's pretty much just an ambient detail that helps make the world feel more alive and interactable. (The other songs that can play are "RE: Your brains", "One Bad Man", "Midnight Ride", "Save Me Some Sugar", "All I Want for Christmas", and Portal's "Still Alive") "Dead Easy" is the intro theme for the campaign "The Parish", which takes place in the overrun city of New Orleans, amidst military bombings. The survivors are trying to fight their way to a distant bridge, hoping to catch the retreating military and finally escape the infected for good. It's the final campaign in the game's story. "The Monsters Within" is the track that plays when the survivors have finished the campaign and escaped, synced to the stats appearing (Which are stylized to look like movie credits). You can think of it as a victory theme or celebration track. I especially like the tone shift becoming more ominous and dark halfway, really leaning into the whole "We are safe... but for how long?" theme of the game. "Pile of bile" plays for the Spitter's acid. It's a female special infected that spews corrosive stomach acid at the survivors, which damages them if they stand inside of it. "Puddle of you", on the other hand, plays when a survivor is incapacitated and close to bleeding out. Looking forward to the next video!

[@Austin-i]

Love it. L4D2 was amazing not only the gameplay but music. Sometimes relaxing

[@Headlessgenie]

Dead Easy is a play on a name for New Orleans. The Big Easy. Song if i recall plays in the opening for the campaign The Parish. Another fun fact for those who dont know, parish what we call our counties, and here is quite clear they are going for the idea of perish alongside the name.

[@yumyunrangLOAL]

I feel like you should look at which places the songs appear within the game, a lot of context can be drawn from it and it certainly elevates the appreciation for the music design

[@dropkickedmurphy6463]

Dead Easy is far more intricate than I first realized. In game it's a lot more subdued and quiet. But once you hear it isolated, it sounds so brilliant.

[@andreereynazevallos9580]

Mike Morasky was way ahead of his time and still Left 4 Dead are just one of those games that are just perfect in every aspect.

[@N999OON]

The best part of the soundtracks for both games are the special infected themes (Witch, Pile of Bile), because they perfectly encapsulate each special infected in a short motif that you should be able to recognise in the middle of gameplay. All of the characters will call out if they see a Jockey or Hunter, but you will hear their theme music and know what you're up against.

[@CharlieQuebec-fb6ho]

You may find the Silent Hill 2 soundtrack interesting. Its got a crazy amount of variety, and that remake is coming out soon.

[@Delius34]

A reaction to HL2s ost would be awesome. Its a great mix of action tracks and ambience. I think youd enjoy it.

[@trby7]

Something that I would recommend reacting to is Elden Rings Dlc OST and the new Risk of Rain 2 dlc OST as well They are both incredibly great and here are some songs that Id recommend from them Elden Ring: 1: Bayle the Dread 2: Messmer the Impaler 3: Rellanas the Twin Moon Knight Risk of Rain 2 1: Om Mani Padme Hum Part 1 2: Om Mani Padme Hum Part 3 3: I should build this man a statue

[@Luka2000_]

Mike Morasky is a musical genius. His music along with Kelly Bailey are masterpieces.

[@Jerry-ns7xp]

i just watched 3 other Left 4 Dead 2 videos and i want to say im glad someone can say the music for the game is 10/10, i also want to add that i love when you add your violin to the original track!

[@alternative_real]

15:22 that sound plays when you get downed👀

[@dtthalcyon9690]

on the BIle sound track, i didnt expected you to point out that much sounds i hadnt noticed and apreciated. You just immediately read them all on the first time listen, a true musician.

[@theshapedbd6508]

You've gotta react to the music of when the special infected are attacking and when they are lurking about.

[@Barto2173]

0:46 i was always dancing to that music with my friends when we played i will never forget that fun i had then :D

[@camh4659]

11:00 the both tracks are for when you finish a level and are loading into the next one. Shows your stats and stuff. L4d 1 takes place in the city and l4d2 takes place in the Louisiana swamps

[@gohan7695]

The last sound you hear in the song "pile of bile puddle of you" is not actually part of the song but this does play when your character is incapacitated from the infected and you lay in a pile of blood till you get rescued or die

[@earlgrey038]

I actually never paid attention that they hit the exposed piano strings, that is fascinating!

[@tristanandreusleerullan]

17:50 A MUSIC THEORY!

[@SantaSantaMaria6]

I’m so glad you enjoyed it as much as I did I feel like this game has one of the best soundtracks when you really listen to it 🔥

[@TobiasWhisperwind]

I especially love the way the trumpet plays the L4D theme throughout all of Dead Easy, it does a really good job drawing attention to itself and being cohesive with the rest of the band, despite having a set of notes that really doesn't mesh with the key signature

[@TushyChan]

Gotta listen to the Midnight Riders next! They are the band in L4d2. And if I'm right it was just some of the workers of Valve who did it and they did an AMAZING JOB. Will forever love all the L4d music and the game. It's been 16 years now and I still want a third game and to listen to a new Midnight Riders album ; ^ ;

[@tyronedyrone1483]

the trumpet is playing the l4d melody in more of a swing pattern but you can for sure hear it before the transition to the banjo

[@heyyitserika]

Omg?!?!!! The clock implication on the spitter acid song/sound?! What an incredible observation. From game context you want to get out of the pool of acid as fast as possible (obviously), but wow your comment about how the sound is reminiscent of a clock ticking and how that instills anxiety is just *chef’s kiss* wow wow wow

[@sad-turdaynightliv6619]

I never seen someone so amazed with the incapacitated sound. So lovely bro.

[@Meem1.]

What a beautiful play from lion might at 10:06

[@MarlonDali21]

9:59 Wow dood! That was just amazing 🤘🔥!

[@sozl5494]

I used to listen to l4d2 soundtrack/bgm in highschool to calm my nerves lol even listened to the voicelines because i was addicted to the game, playing the game in my head. Pretty sure i had my first crush in the game too, some random guy who was really good at the game

[@echohunter0765]

maan, this guy just predicts or identifies and tell where sounds are beingmostly used and they're actually being used in the game. he knows his music damn well

[@ulasoznc]

All these videos on L4D made me redownload the games! Great videos, whenever I watch videos of yours i try to listen the songs I listen in a less “auto-pilot” way lol 😅

[@whydoesnt_itusenameanymore]

I love how much appreciated the sound track is cuz the game play can over look some of the sound but the music that you can hear is so great the monster within is when you win the game it’s so great

[@fette_bohne]

Your professional insights are very interesting for us layman. The music from "The Adventures of PB Winterbottom" would be a fantastic choice for your channel.

[@Labyrinth6000]

Wish you covered Midnight riders and how a Christmas version appeared as a soundtrack in CS2.

[@barricadedpurifier]

5:31 accurate as it takes place in the Louisiana bayous during Mardi Gras, I think.

[@omarbouchami44]

i have no idea about making music or its instruments but i really enjoy watching you reviewing l4d1/2 soundtracks, its so chill and cool 🎶 keep it going! 🎵

[@dietwater9683]

That "Piano hammering sound" Used for when you fall down and wait for your friends help to get up while dying. The last "smash sound" İs your funeral.

[@nethrajohn]

as always I love your comments in each soundtrack in l4d2 and l4d

[@DJC-System]

I love that I still get goosebumps listen to the OST

[@AvastAntiPony9445]

I don't know if you listened to it yet, but the L4D2 trailer theme (nicknamed "Chocolate Helicopter") is a really good example of the semi-difference from L4D.

[@Guilherme_O.C.]

Am I playing The Parish campaing?

[@cauereis2064]

i really love the "saw" version of the zombie themes they made for left 4 dead 2... i want a part 2 of this video

[@thekrispypub14]

Yo, try listening to every intro theme of L4D2 campaigns since they have unique instrumentals that goes well with the environment of those campaigns.

[@emiliosalazar4681]

Honestly seeing you react to the Left 4 Dead 2 soundtrack makes me feel better than ever. I wish you would react to the game's menu themes.