Why Nobody Skips the Game of Thrones Theme

[@Glidus]

edit - the response to this video has been overwhelming. i loved making this and reading your comments is icing on the cake. DUM DUM DIGGA DUM DUM i hope you enjoyed :) ty Displate: displate.com/glidus

[@Random-wo2sw]

Hello Globus

[@AnnabelTheGoldsmith]

No ones waiting for the GAH

[@xavierdrake3504]

you out did yourself Globus, do more of these videos please they are very very very cool plus you could catch more viewers with a wider net of stuff.

[@nathan43082]

Well done.

[@theperson8539]

How you done-ing my buddy/pal. Quick Question: CK2 or CK3? Which do you prefer? Also, do you reckon CK1 is a myth? It must be, right?

[@fantasyhaven1]

The one part of Game of Thrones that NEVER let us down. So much respect for Djawadi 🙏

[@VICTORZITOSS]

You know, as much as i like some of the other parts, they are flawed and it''s incredible that Djawadi hasn't... not once. And this is coming from a "light of the seven" not-lover Acting: not going to point fingers but ... "mah queen" Casting: arguably the other "not let us down" part. Still, Jorah, Dario, etc are more about the actors making the role theirs and early scripts accomodating incredibly well than being accurate representations of the character. Technical: there's the long night Sound editing: Someone else might chip in because all i can think of is fart noises where they should be none. Any help?

[@joramsim]

@@VICTORZITOSS Visuals: Army sizes randomly shrinking and growing

[@TheBeardedPickle]

So true man was flawless season 1-8 and beyond

[@enderman_666]

eh, the opening credits theme was better in season 1, unironically listen to the S1 theme and S8/HotD theme back to back, you’ll notice the difference

[@jessjess23brooks89]

​@@VICTORZITOSSCostuming: lost a lot of individuality per region and color in later seasons. Everyone is just always wearing black and harsh lines. I don't know whose job, but fucking Starbucks cup. I will say the wigs always slayed.

[@enbt93]

This love letter from a passionate and talented creator to another is so incredibly sweet. I hope Djawadi sees this and feels the deep admiration you have for him and his craft. It's truly so touching. I will engage with this content, for sure!

[@AfterAFashionASMR]

Thank you for this comment. I was thinking something just along these lines but couldn’t seem to find the way to articulate it. It was an incredibly heartfelt and touching analysis, that laid bare human creativity expression and excellence in an artful and loving manner. It actually made me tear up a few times. Music has a syntax that when understood opens a door to the mind and imagination of its creator. To have a clear view into it is quite thrilling imo and emotional. Especially when it is done as well as it was in this video.

[@Pseudothink]

As an engineer with a fondness for music with little to no technical or artistic understanding of it, all I heard in this video was the narrator naming off music jargon (notes, scales, chords, other terminology) and peppering these with the musical equivalent of wine adjectives like "fruity, dry, with a hint of pretentiousness." I figure it's because I had a seizure when I was four and it damaged the section of my brain which understands music, cooking, and other arts, or that artists are just a tribe perpetuating the appearance of understanding deep mysteries in the same way the main character of Velvet Buzzsaw does.

[@whinemax]

I still get chills when I hear the piano from 'Light of the Seven' without ever realizing the mastermind behind it. Thanks for this video!

[@lindsay9838]

I made it my ringtone recently and I still love every time I hear it! I’ve almost accidentally missed so many calls because I just wanted the song to keep playing and wouldn’t answer until the last second😂😌

[@TheRandomPhangirl]

I remember watching that episode for the first time and my stomach absolutely dropping when light of the seven started because “wait, I’ve never heard a piano in got before…”

[@TheRandomPhangirl]

I remember watching that episode for the first time and my stomach absolutely dropping when light of the seven started because “wait, I’ve never heard a piano in got before…”

[@ananas22anne]

​@@TheRandomPhangirlsame! i didn't realise, it was the presence of the piano. the music just gave me the gut feeling of "oooohhh noooo something is entirely wrong here!"

[@zingrock]

Same with The Night King, which massively outshone the scene it was depicting.

[@kayla_eevee]

As a fellow ASOIAF nerd with a music degree, this is literally heaven for me. Please do more of these. I would love to hear you dig into Light of the Seven.

[@joesweeney8200]

Please god more high quality music analysis videos. Clearly lots of work gone into this and it pays, love the background music selection as well - deserves to go very viral

[@joesweeney8200]

Addendum: Light of the seven analysis please, goes unreasonably hard

[@scheherazade2291]

@@joesweeney8200new rockstars does a fantastic analysis of light of the seven that’s amazing.

[@WanderingPropeller]

I concur.

[@polythewicked]

Yeah, he became my favorite composer years ago. His Westworld theme is one of the most beautiful pieces I’ve ever heard. I also appreciate his use of an almost tribal drumbeat in many of his pieces.

[@athenaquarry3853]

For future music theory explorations, I'd love an analysis of Omori's "Duet", Hollow Knight's "Sealed Vessel" or, of course, GoT's "Light of the Seven"

[@cowboybunny7984]

seconding "Sealed Vessel"

[@Romy-90]

One thing thing I will never regret was going to the "Game of Thrones in concert" show. The music is so brilliant that it takes you back emotionally to ten years ago when the show started. Whatever happened in the later seasons, the music still lives on as it's own masterpiece 👍

[@Daughterchasya]

That and lotr is on my bucket list preferable while elephants surround us and we feed them treats

[@QuinnTheGM]

God I loved this video. It’s been five years since I sat down to learn about music, and I hadn’t realized how much I miss it. Specifically the section on how fantasy SOUNDS is genius, especially in your analysis on how GoT fits into that. I played the flute for a long time, and you’ve inspired me to pick it up today for the first time in QUITE a while. I can’t think of any GoT songs that utilize the flute (though maybe there are? I’m a fake fan who can’t remember), but I definitely now want to take a run at some Hobbit-y LOTR stuff. Fantastic work as always man.

[@johnnygriffith5668]

NOW YOU BOTH DO A CROSSOVER EPISODE

[@rebeccaburnell9319]

Returning to your instrument is... powerful. Most of us who poured our time and tears into learning an instrument - especially at formational ages (ie, when we were kids) - even if you *think* you've left it behind, you haven't. You might find that picking it up again - just for your own entertainment and emotional well-being - will be immensely grounding and create inspiration and satisfaction that you can carry with you beyond those moments you're playing. Happened to me with piano. I didn't realize that I'd clipped my wings when I turned my back on it (didn't *mean* to, it just... is how my young adulthood worked out). Returning to it was healing in a way I hadn't realized it could be, because I thought I didn't miss it at all. I did. I was just... idk, hiding from that loss/sadness, or something? Anyway, I hope you'll get a lot out of playing again.

[@nutellaking734]

DUDE I know videos like this are an immense effort but MAN is this amazing - please do more of these, it's incredible

[@lucashaynes2694]

I'd love to see you do this for "The Bridge of Khazad Dum" by Howard Shore, "Duel of the Fates" by John Williams or "Halo" by Martin O'Donnell. "Light of the Seven" would also be amazing

[@AmazonEventer]

These! All of those, but OmG ESPECIALLY BRIDGE of Khazad Dum! Or the leitmotif of The Balrog... how do you convey a demon made of Smoke and Fire instrumentally??? My God that music still gives me goosebumps!

[@ПолинаБотвина-й3н]

Light of the Seven never fails to give me goosebumps. It is both powerful and delicate at first, but as it develops and gets more and more intense with the choir, it just inspires awe.

[@fishpastethe4th340]

I loved the moments when you talked about music in your blisstakes and now a whole video dedicated to one of the most iconic songs from the series is freaking amazing!

[@dariussonofjazzlin7433]

The dulcimer is a strangely nostalgic instrument to me, so its inclusion at the end of the theme to me felt like being transported to a comfortable/homely atmosphere where I was about to be actually told the epic story that the rest of the theme was challenging us to imagine.

[@coleames514]

I've always loved how the song seems to suggest how even through all the emotion of the song, the world keeps marching on, gives it a very real feeling.

[@Michaelonyoutub]

There are so many great songs in game of thrones that makes you feel so many things, it is brilliant

[@TheCosplayInsanity]

This analysis of the theme song and how it's so distinctive is a dream to those with a fondness for music. Thank you. Bravo.

[@GJuniperMusic]

It’s always been my belief that the piano in this score has been used to represent the idea of “out with the old, in with the new”. The first time we hear it is when Cercei blows up the Sept, and Qyburn quotes this idea near verbatim as Pycelle is killed. The piano is also connotated with the White Walkers who wish to replace the old - humans - with the new - themselves. It is also heard in Hot D after Viserys is killed and is literally replaced with a new King. Love u Glimbus

[@GJuniperMusic]

The reason the piano was chosen was likely to do being a comparatively newer instrument compared to the rest of the orchestral sound. It literally replaces the old with the new.

[@jeremy4ags]

Watch all episodes, never have I skipped it once. Hypes me up perfectly for each episode Same with west world.

[@karinagamez9624]

I clearly remember when the first episode came out, I was so in awe of the theme song... this definitely peaked my interest and lead me to read the books. Thanks so much Glim-boy for this amazing analysis! We do want the last blisstake but this is very interesting and in my opinion has an amazing replay value

[@matthewmurdick]

"Until it went bad" accompanied with a diminished chord... you clever clever lad!

[@zekeludlow4536]

As a bad band nerd and music lover, yes. I’ve missed Sideways and it’s always nice to have someone else talk about music and stories I like and do it in a fun and not being way.

[@MeeraReads]

Official petition for Glidus to take over Sideways’ niche while he’s on hiatus

[@sculptureofsound2]

The GOT theme is absolute genius. My mom used to be a piano teacher ( the GOT theme is her favorite, we never skipped it even if later on in the series we'd end up switching off the show in frustration) and we've discussed some of the things you mention here -- emotional chords, inversions, how it gets you roped in and ready for an hour of this world. You've it examined here beautifully. Dude music majors are so badass wtf.

[@RoseKoneko]

More of this please. Your briefer moments in other videos have always been awesome and I appreciated them. Maybe a few of the House of the Dragon songs, or elaborating on songs that are shared between the two shows.

[@generalgrievous92]

the topic, the quality, the title + thumbnail combo... this is an algorithm hit waiting to happen Glumbo, hoping for the best

[@Glidus]

i reckon it'll be a slow burner, but one day it might pop off

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

As a lover of classical music who is currently writing his own fantasy and thinking of the soundtrack in his head (I'm ahead of myself, I know) I'm loving this video! Glad I found your channel

[@RmsOceanic]

As an out of practice grade five piano player, I would like to posit that Djiwadi's orchestral restraint compared to other fantasy pieces might help signal the Dragon and Dragoner shows as more "low fantasy", that even when magic and Rhaegar and spicy noodle bois turn up the focus is on mundane human connection and conflict. Anyway, for future recommendations, I assume at least 40% of requests will be for "Light of the Seven", so I will take a curveball and suggest a back to back look at "Heartache" and "ASGORE" from Undertale, how motifs can be used and recontextualised

[@AfterAFashionASMR]

This was a lucid and thoughtful presentation of a masterful piece of human creatively and expression. Please make more like this

[@furiouscoco8942]

This is probably one of my favourite videos maybe ever? I'd love to hear you touch on some other character motifs. What makes Rains Of Castamere so menacing, and how does Djawadi iterate on it throughout the show to draw out different emotions? Same with Starks, Greyjoys, Baratheons etc. if you're so inclined. But honestly, any musical analysis I'll be here for

[@JamFMc2011]

Thankyou Glimbus 2000, great to see a music academic share their knowledge in how things tick. I think something you could of highlighted was visuals in why the piece was used in each section, starting with kingslanding as the status quo the steady rhythm, a more hopeful look to the wall and the north with phase 2 , with a vocal when going to Essos, with your analysis of Westeros asking the question to then pan to Essos with the "answer". It's almost like pieces on a game board, cogs in a machine, ticking of a clock with a steady pace with a rhythmic trot of a heart beat or horses galloping. Also notice how some structures, pike comes to mind when they sync up perfectly to the beat, things like that are truly awesome. Great vid that made me think.

[@owenshirrell1150]

after the amazing little snippets of theory in the Blisstakes, I was really hoping you’d make a full video diving into compositions from either series, and this absolutely did not disappoint! would love to hear more videos like this

[@shineyluna1268]

I love glides taking on a very side ways esc episode, I would happily listen to this man talk about music from any show for very long periods of time

[@I2345-t9e]

The best kind of music is the kind of music that gives you shivers and goosebumps every time you hear it and makes your heart ache. It's definitely the reason why I despair imagining that I might one day for unforeseen reasons loose hearing. I can't fathom loosing the beauty of music and how rich it makes life.

[@MsJackieJack]

I saw the Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience in Madison Square Garden in March of 2017. It was amazing. Of course, the theme song was the opening (and closing!) number, and hearing the instruments with all the dynamics face to face was exactly what was promised: An Experience. You can find videos of the concert on KZbin. Simply amazing. And Isaac Hempstead Wright was at our show!

[@australopithecus_lucis]

I don't have much experience in music theory, but I have a major passion for semiotics and linguistics. Music is essentially a language, and a fascinating one at that, and I loved this analysis. I think it was very clear and accessible; the references were really helpful and the visual representation of what you are talking about was really well handled

[@rebeccaburnell9319]

I was just talking about how music is a language in the comments section of a reaction channel; I'm an English-speaker with French as a second fluent language, and when I'm immersed in playing piano or recorder or choral singing, it's *exactly* the same brain-state "feel" for me as when I slip into French. ie - I just... *exist* inside the context of what I'm communicating.

[@australopithecus_lucis]

@@rebeccaburnell9319 Yes, I think I relate to this. I play the banjo, and mostly improvise calm and slow melodies. Whenever I'm improvising, it feels like constructing a monologue or a soliloquy; if I get something wrong, I'll try to correct myself as if I had mispronounced a word

[@michaeltanaka9011]

The music is so powerful, I’m completely overwhelmed.

[@_bk_004]

Wake up new glimbus video just dropped

[@alexvancini2155]

This video was amazing. PLEASE do more of this in the future

[@cyclic_infinity]

The entire video was excellent, and as a music theory dullard very well explained. Your background music choices are all excellent, though I did get flash-banged by the sudden Spyro track. I love the music for all three original games, I grew up with and had my taste shaped by them, and I always feel like the soundtracks kinda get slept on. It slaps and I love seeing it in the wild. So big props music dragon man.

[@manaash4316]

How much of this did i totally understand? Maaaayybe 40%, tops. But the the total passionate nerding out, oozing with admiration. I needed this in my life. This is wholesome af.

[@thecrawlingchaos4186]

THE ONE WE HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!

[@potato4481]

absolutely fascinating, i was hooked the whole video through and only had half an idea what was going on

[@OdysseyThe01]

Glimbo this is my favorite video of yours aside from the Every Episode Ranked, our parasocial relationship has never been stronger

[@maeveburgess4553]

This video made me yearn for the reality in which I stuck with my music education long enough to understand music with this complexity. Thank you for sharing

[@ismailabushakra5574]

We're still waiting for the Battle of the bastards pistake glidus

[@walenta1907]

Bro “tritone substitution ritual” got me GOOD, I’m gonna remember that every time I mess one of those up

[@ZeeBeckers]

I don't understand much about music theory (and still don't) but incorporating one of Koji Kondo's most well-known pieces as an example tickles my brain matter in such a specific way.

[@graup1309]

I know this is about the intro but The light of the seven completely blows me away every time I listen to it. I just finished watching the complete show (I had watched until season 4 before but wanted to wait for the books to come out. A few months ago I gave up on that and now I'm here) but I did listen to the soundtrack. And even after that. After listening to the light of the seven hundreds of times seeing it in the show still sent shivers down my spine. I had my suspicions before that it was the first time we heard a piano in the entire soundtrack and it's good to hear it confirmed. It makes it all the more powerful though.

[@_TheCakeIsALie_]

you know whats underrated? Your humor between your skills! Very nice video man, got my sub

[@Jemeysontaylor3]

I just finished binge watching the whole series and was happy to see it’s still being talked about despite the last two seasons. I would absolutely love to see you do a video on”The light of the seven” easily my favorite instrumental in the soundtrack. Loved the video and you got a subscription from me!

[@TheDarkKenpachi]

The game of thrones music was so iconic, hell I'd listen to the individual pieces on KZbin. Rains of castemere, light of the seven, even in season 8 the soundtrack for the night king episode was amazing.

[@99spikester]

The rayman music hit me with a concentrated blast of nostalgia that I was not expecting. Awesome video!

[@UpFromTheDepths88]

An analysis of the Stark theme would be fantastic, that leitmotif evokes such tragedy and sadness, and it would be awesome to know why

[@zegh8578]

LOOOL I was actually super curious about how you'd analyze the percussion :'D I love that part, where it run-dum-dum's between the bits - good video!

[@beezyqueen]

thank you for making this video. everyone in my life is tired of hearing my rants about how good djiwadi’s music is- so nice to feel validated hahaha

[@embarassingbitch]

I would love to see a video on the character leitmotifs in Game of Thrones. It makes me go insane whenever I hear different characters' themes intertwined (I'm thinking "The Spoils of War Pt. 1" and "The Last War"). I would love an analysis on the times when Djawadi does this and how seemingly different pieces of music can fit together so well!!

[@PleaseNThankYou]

@14:00 -ish ...Now I understand why you titled this segment the Beato. I know NOTHING about music and can't hit a note on anything but watching Beato is amazing. He knows everything and is still mesmerized by all there is and what it's all come to. I think very young children should be put to sleep listening to stuff like this though because there is a beautiful full and clear narration and tender examples of music to lull them to sleep with subconscious learning of musical phrases, both linguistic and composition-wise. This is going into my saves.

[@carter9449]

As someone who pretends to know music theory but doesn't actually deeply this description was at the perfect level

[@mattwhite9780]

Oh fuck yes

[@HOTD108_]

Oh fuck yes mommy

[@agargamer6759]

It's such an iconic theme that I can recall so many specific details of when I play it in my mind, thanks for articulating the elements that made it so great and memorable!

[@gerrimeister]

Great video, the most impressive part for me was the tight supercut of the whole theme in the last section, that had a superb flow

[@bplspamo9846]

Light of the Seven is my Favorate music in Game of Thrones. I used it as a sleeping music. Its so relaxing, peaceful start and a dramatic ending.

[@Minecraftgnom]

You know you've watched too many music analysis videos when you recognise the lick out of ALL that background music while not even looking at the video itself...

[@duedman-alleswasknallt5775]

The intro music is out of this world

[@lanceskelly6796]

Not only did this video make me admire people who make music like Game Of Thrones, but also people who make videos as good as this.

[@keeliparker5990]

Light of the seven gets me absolutely every time it comes on, no matter where I am I will listen.

[@ThanatosIRL]

Never in my life have i watched a video or read anything about music theory, never had the slightest interest. Yet you made me sit through and ENJOY 25 minutes of it

[@mischake]

To be fair, the visuals of the intro are also absolutely amazing

[@stevesmiff]

As many times as I've listened to this song, outside of watching the show...I have never really mentally broke down the notes, patterns and layers like this! Amazing work Glimbus! I agree with everyone who says can you please do Light of the Seven next! 💯

[@marlena6718]

This was a beautifully done video. Please more music inspired content! You rock and thank you 🖤🎼

[@caraYmii]

I adore this video. The combination of your brand of comedy, passion, and the subject matter itself (I myself am a nerd in all of these things) make for a fantastic video. I would love to see more of these, and I don't care what piece of music it is as long as *you* like it. Also, this must have been so much work, and I respect that commitment.

[@aerrowqueing]

Glidus finally does some more music stuff I HAVE BEEN WAITING YEAH

[@charlietkaye9226]

I SCREAMED because I was shredding paper listening to this and when that part came i really look at my phone in shock and when you said “yes you” I couldn’t stop laughing

[@PedRandaPirate]

KZbin KNOWS I just started watching this show again! I was just singing this when the video was reccomended to me 👀

[@lukasgraesslin]

Whut I didn't know you had a music background. When the KZbin algorithm brought up the video recommendation I hesitated to watch it because I thought why should I watch a 25 minute video about the intro music from a lore KZbinr that has probably no clue about the music theory behind it. Boy was I wrong, great video! And yes I noticed THE LICC!

[@potato4481]

24:00 the editing to make that smooth was top tier

[@dansmudge135]

Wow this didn’t even show up in my feed I just felt like some Glimbo, and here he is

[@silentz0r]

"Light of the Seven" is an incredible masterpiece.

[@talmadgeturnipseed7175]

There truly is never a bad time for a solid Futurama reference

[@_Capybara_]

I’m so glad you suggested Diego Navarro’s performance of Battle of the Heroes! Got chills the first time I heard his performance and still get chills now.

[@Glidus]

it's so FUCKING GOOD

[@pinkunicornofdoom6154]

Hey globus...thats the only music theory Video analysis i ever watched that entertained me while also learning new phrases to describe certaine cadences....music theory ist a blessing and a curse. Would love you to put out all the contend you feel passionate about. Schwiftor told you to diversify....I would love a Video or collab a week with you and/or shwiftus but be sure we love you both for your personality and wittiness(idk If thats the right spelling im German). I also Love that you are obvioisly Masters of Internet culture (yeeee,Reddit,memes etc.)

[@g_rec_attempt6782]

The fact that you publish this video instead of the blisstake for episode 10 Hot-D is such a G.R.R.M. move lol

[@thedemocraticfilipino6417]

Rains of Castamere is a must. Exploring both the lyrical and melodic contexts will be interesting.

[@lastquarter3992]

This was amazing, thank you Glidus. Music theory classes tend to be so boring when you're young and only want to learn how to play so I wasn't a fan of them back in the day but you reminded me how interesting it is. The human mind is amazing.

[@ajae...]

Damn Glidus. Your passion is palpable. I mean, really. Musicians amaze me. Speaking of, would you please consider using Toto's "Gorgy Porgy" for your next HOTD review 70s ballad intro? A little bit of soul seems right for that episode.

[@resathe6760]

a bit off topic: I loved that you included Mnozil brass. They are amazing musicians and on top of that hilarious ;D

[@endertron3603]

This was (IMO) one of your absolute BEST videos. I would love it if you could do one of the Great House themes (maybe Targ/Dany's theme to go with the new season of HOTD?).

[@ManicIdiot]

Glidus: *elegantly describes a few notes in wonderful detail and imagery* Me: ...sounds good! Derp!

[@Simpleburger1968]

Fabulous deconstruction of this piece , thank you ! I don't profess to understand all of it , but I do appreciate it ! I must give a special shout-out to the gong near the end .... I love gongs in film / tv/classical music .....hugely underrated .....

[@andrealevinson1342]

this was such a treat, as a big nerd of both game of thrones and classical music!!! more of these analyses please

[@GoobusBoobus99]

I could listen to him go on all day

[@sarahsconsciousness6125]

Ramin is one of the brilliant genious I've ever met and the Games of Thrones theme: a song of ice and fire is not the only iconic song he made in this series. I have a playlist dedicate To only Ramin and my favorites are the dothrakis and the dragons themes, The Red Women, Chaos is a ladder, unbowed unbroken, and finally the choirs one. There is so much To dig in and so little time To do it. Anyway thank you for this introduction. Ps: I think he use the strings more in the ladder seasons because the story get sadder and darker

[@AaroInTheKnee]

Really great video, I learned more about music in this video than all my years in high school where it was mandatory for 3 years. That being said, how much can you empathise with George now that you understand what it's like to have labour of love projects vs stuff people have been waiting forever for? With THAT being said...I haven't seen spoilers, i hope Lucerys is ok!

[@bethanyt8132]

Been casually watching a few of his videos. Now i have reason to follow. Good job glidus. We can tell you are super passionate about this

[@Chireiya]

Honestly, I understood very little of what was said but everytime the first few notes of Light of the Seven play I immediately get goosebumps. It was such a standout moment to hear a piano in the GoT soundtrack for the first time, the viewer had to know immediately something important ( and bad!) was about to happen. I'd love if you did a full analysis of it actually. Going into the end of the final season, I just knew the piano would come into play (ha!) again but it definitely wasn't as impactful the second time around. Djawadi does incredible work, and he reminds me of James Horner sometimes with how he quotes himself in his music. I can almost always pick out a soundtrack by him by this... rythm he uses. I don't know any technical terms but his cellos are very recognisable. Compare GoT, Pacific Rim and The Great Wall for example, or even recently 3 Body Problem. You'll know what I mean.

[@yoshilover4202]

Glimbert i know next to nothing about music theory so i didn't get half of what you just said but i still wanna say i'm glad you made this video. It's clearly something you're passionate about so it's still great to hear even for someone like me (plus i did learn some stuff) + it brings some fresh type of content to the fandom which is great. You should do what you like, when you like it and not be influenced by any pressure, we're already lucky to have you !

[@RNSesq]

This was outstanding! Thank you, Glimbus.

[@noahmatteson4525]

I'm a little weak on my music theory but I play guitar and have taken a few music electives in college. This is easily some of the best musical content I've watched in a while and it actually helped connect some ideas that were floating around. Please do more of this stuff, I love your content! Keep it up!

[@crimsonstarr6122]

Would love more musical deep dives from you! In particular, how Djawadi manages to mutate the Daenerys theme over the course of the series. Amazing video, well done!