Music What music are you listening to?

[Kratus]

A tribute to the GoW Trilogy Remake

 

[danno]

 

[danno]

 

[DCurrent]

The best track in that game IMO. I wish it would get some love from the remaster crowd, but they only ever bother with the first stage.

DC

 

[O Ilusionista]

Golden Axe 2 has the best OST of the entire trilogy, hands down. Those timpani are pretty cool

 

[danno]

I replaced it with an hour long version, I've been listening to it while cleaning the house

 

[DCurrent]

Golden Axe 2 has the best OST of the entire trilogy, hands down. Those timpani are pretty cool

I replaced it with an hour long version, I've been listening to it while cleaning the house

Stage 3 is good too. Plus, I loved walking up to that first edge at bottom of the screen, standing there, and watching those idiots just walk off the bridge.

DC

 

[O Ilusionista]

I replaced it with an hour long version, I've been listening to it while cleaning the house

I remember the day I changed my alarm clock ringtone to the sample of "Riiiiiiiise from your grave" along with the music from the first level of Altered Beast.

I loved it. My wife...not so much, because she didn't appreciate someone yelling RIIIIISE FROM YOUR GRAVE at 6 AM

 

[O Ilusionista]

Another amazing version of this classic tune

And @DCurrent nailed on the drums, lol

 

[DCurrent]

And @DCurrent nailed on the drums, lol

8bit Big Band always brings the noise.

DC

 

[kimono]

The best track in that game IMO. I wish it would get some love from the remaster crowd, but they only ever bother with the first stage.

DC

The most beautiful re-orchestrations I've heard are by Ubergrau; I'm a big fan of his work. Unfortunately, he hasn't been active for quite some time.
A tribute to his magnificent work on this music:

These are his only public appearances to date.

 

[Devilcaller]

The new Haiduk album Archdevil

 

[Mougra]

 

[Kratus]

This one was very creative lol

 

[maxman]

 

[O Ilusionista]

Adagio in G Minor - Albioni

I've been a musician for over 30 years, but I'm telling you, this is the saddest piece of music I've ever heard. The violin phrases seem to cut you, and it becomes heartbreaking (around 6:55).
It's one of the few classical pieces that I still remember how to play, and I love playing it, especially when I'm sad.

It's the music I requested be played at my funeral.

 

[Kratus]

this is the saddest piece of music I've ever heard

I have the same feeling but with Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata", the Adagio sostenuto movement.
In second place comes Ennio Morricone's "Once Upon a Time in the West".