Tanks!

thanks

Doing Gods work

Sorry, Dragonbornes*

It's Pronounced Trynant thank you

But what good is playing this if you can't hear it? I got it! If they play the Abyss Watchers theme, you'll come back to life so you can hear this song and become an immortal squid god!

The dead should be left well alone.

It they don’t play this at my funeral... I’m not going.

Childhood's beginnings

666 likes perfect

three one thirds umbilical cord

So the composer is Laurence. And the orchestra is his associates?

Yes they real members of "the choir" and seem to be aware of the Eldritch Truth.

lollllll.GOOD COMMENT. 650 likes but only 3 comment???? DAYUM ur comment needed no discussing. GG

Well, it _is_ a Swedish orchestra. Summoning eldritch abominations is kind of their thing.

Tonight choirist joins the orchestra

It’s a team effort All of them were great

@@higaiwokeru it's a meme bro relax

Tonight, Gehrman joins the choir

It was probably the composer

“WHAT IS THAT MELODY?!” -Sigma

It’s enough to make a man sick

...Laughs in werwolf

Ohh hallo lenny, du hier? :)

You'll become one of them, sooner or later

lmao wtf, tru thou

0/10 not enough BEASTS! FOUL BEAST! YOU ARE CURSED! AWAY AWAY AWAY!

maybe not enough "this town's finished"

throw in some, "Cursed... this is a damn curse.."

Throw in some "Fear the old blood"

Lmao he's seen some shit

insight 99, NG+10.... BL4

@@Nelkami Lol that cracked me up

He become insight himself for a moment lmao

this is the funniest shit i have ever read

One thing that is not present in the original track but greatly enhances the piece is the breathing between the notes. It makes even more painful and haunting but beatiful. In the game ost its just a smooth transition between different takes/notes and it has a more ethereal quality to it, but to me this is the far superior rendition of night unfurls.

@@salvaduran7606 also the fact that its played slower then the actual tracks make it more haunting and imo it sounds better

@@GTAVALE no

@@salvaduran7606 no

Never doubt a professional

Game of all times

Elder ring now is the one who make the world know the beautiful games of from software, the next bloodborne will can be appreciate by the world, it is something I always wanted since I play my first DS, I wanted more people play them to know how awesome it is

@@kgbauo309 I love Elden Ring, and I'm glad it brought a whole load more people into the wonderful and brutal world of FromSoft games. But Bloodborne is still king in my opinion - it's about as close to perfect a game can get.

@@Crichjo32 bloodborne bosses are pretty shit but everything else is great

Agreed Hidetaka Miyazaki said once that Bloodborne was his favorite from all his children Im still hoping and hyped for new releases

Fuck yes orgasm

This comment is a year old but i want this so bad

I can definitely see this happening. People shit on the live performances at Sony's conference but I've always loved them. A Bloodborne one would be incredible.

Omg it would be awesome

They are working on a borne sequel. It will be Mayan / Aztec themed probably.

Not Hell, a portal to the Higher planes! The Kosmos of course!

@@megaponful Kos, or as some say Kosm

@@nicholaswhitman4620 a hunter is a hunter even in a dream..

@@pirospipacs AAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Worse than hell, way worse

The game has an incredible OST. Some of the bosses are even more amazing because of the music. Check out Ludwigs or Lawrence OST, both are amazing.

Well my dude, get a PS4 or a PS5 and play it, it will be worth it😏

you can tell the same about the game, is a fucking haunting masterpiece that you want to erase from your mind, because you want to experience it again, is more addictive than blood!

Then fkn play it

You really want to be blown away, look up Ludwig song

duuuudeeee lets swap memories mann you can have my vore ones for free even t_t

Tank you for sharing with us man

Sounds great man. Memories like that are the best and worst.

That was powerful

I had the honor of seeing this amazing woman perform this majestic song this past weekend in Malmö, Sweden together with Malmö Symfoni Orkester (the Malmö Symphony Orchestra)! I had the best seat, frontrow right in front of Sabina. Literally 2 meters away from her! It's an experience I will never forget! Still gets goosebumps thinking of it! The whole concert, Joystick 11.0 with compositions only from videogames was amazing! Seeing Sabina perform "Skyrim - The Dragonborn Comes" was equally as good as seeing her perform "Bloodborne - Suite"! The Joystick concerts is an annual event in Malmö. I will be there for sure next year!

Bear of the curse, seek, seek, lest

+Jack of Spades ew gross

"what is it that you desire?"

Hoonter*

Legend...

Pervy Neko Loves Hentai leave the hoonting of hoonters to me

Pervy Neko Loves Hentai your name deserves to be a boss name

XXSalvaLax300XX​ i am the reel hoontar, i will hoont to sonrise. as nightmare has jost begon ;)

Pervy Neko Loves Hentai Quit shakin in ya boots, a hoonter must hoont.

There's nothing about this comment I don't like.

Insight +34

That spider 😹

4:35 I can imagine her gazing at the Moon Presence descending or an Amygdala on the roof gazing back at her. Chills man

She saw amigdala in hall

Some say she saw Amygdala during that performance!

Man I've been playing video games since 1992, Final Fantasy being my first game and to this day I quite could say that I am a "gamer" playing a couple of hours at least every single day. Many favorites have come and gone and many games still hold important and warm spots in my heart, but I do think that Bloodborne peaked at everything for me. From the amazing lore and story that isn't thrown around so often to the OST, the game is majestic. 5 years later and I also still play this game from time to time but more importantly listen to the OST on a constant. Indeed, what beautiful art.

Go outside edgelord

@@remdolf07 Same for me man. Elden Ring came pretty damn close - and is easily game of the year for me. But Bloodborne is... something else. Everything about it is perfect, from the frenetic gameplay, to the incredible lore, to the foreboding gothic atmosphere, the hidden secrets and horrors, all capped off by the amazing soundtrack. It's almost unthinkable that a game gets more fascinating the more you replay it, but Bloodborne manages that. As you said it is true art, and if anyone says that games can't be art, then just point them to BB. Just amazing.

Even elden ring couldn’t dethrone this game for me, bloodborne II PLSSSS

hahah😂

Opportunity missed😢

I would have worn Kosm's helmet.

😂😂😂😂😂

@@noodynoodz Mensis Cage?

_Sinewave oh my fucking god this comment

Everyone will have goosebumps, sooner or later....

Oh, what's that symphony. The sweet sounds. It sings to me. It's enough to make a man clap!

You guys are geniuses xd

2019...comment is gold lmao

You'd probably love Shostakovich's 4th symphony. He focused on the terror of Stalingrad. Wonderful piece of music. I'm partial to the Chicago Symphony recording out there on youtube.

That's what Bloodborne is... pure existential dread.

You'd probably like the symphonic metal band SepticFlesh then, especially their album communion or Titan.

X Box Bots

@@honspeter6208 dont you dare, xbox player that had a ps4...bloodborne was the only ps4 game I actually enjoyed >.> they were foul beasts who disliked this video.

They get the saw cleaver.

*transforms blades of mercy*

**unfolds saw cleaver**

I was there! it was indeed epic! they played some Zelda and some Mario Ost too.

I would have been bawling my eyes out, zero fucks given.

joshua harman imagine being in that audience and various characters started coming out of the walls and down from the ceiling and under the stage. And being someone who played bloodborne. I would have shit.

I'd be there wearing a head cage, while bearing a scar that says *ZERO DEATH*

Vitaly their eyes are yet to open.. fear the old blood

By the gods, fear it Laurence

Our eyes are yet to be open

Our Eyes Have Yet to Open...

I’m here and it’s 2024 needless to say shit I timeless

Lol! That’s hilarious. I guess they may have been shown concept art, or at least have been told it was a Lovecraftian inspired piece. And the composer must know something of the game.

@@nickelbutt the composer knew a lot, since some of the boss themes have lyrics which tell the story of the character

The conductor is a diehard gamer.

Dude, they're just reading sheet music. I get what you're saying, but it's not that complex.

They probably knew the whole vibe, heard the OST and discussed it prior to rehearsing.

lol micolash

Grant us eyes.

ahh kos, or some say kosm

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Anihilist LOLLLL!!!4 real tho Micolash is a dick

Yes, I'm talking about the game of the year awards from that year. Can't remember what it lost to, though.

i love bloodborne it's one of my favorite games of all time, but it had no chance against the witcher 3 .. i played and loved both , but the witcher is better .. 2015 had better games than 2016 . we had bloodborne , the witcher , fallout4 , mgsv and more ,, i hope 2017 is better than 2016

only in dreams the witcher soundtrack is better than bloodborne.

André P. The Witcher Soundtrack knocks it out of the park sorry. Just listen to fields of ard skellige

CaptainnTedd Are you kidding? XD

Sabina Zweiacker

Seriously.

Currently on my first play through

Don't worry, that's probably just puberty.

Hahaha , i grew hair !

It'll happen to you too, Oh, I can't wait, hee hee...

V What's that smell? Oh that intoxicating aroma, it's enough to make a man sick...

Legit was reading this then my hairs started to raise

Arthur Moraes shit's getting real and casuls will fall so bad. Prepare the chikages.

TONIGHT WE HUNT, MY FRIENDS!

let us cleanse these foul streets

May the good blood guide your way

NinjapowerMS Rituals to beckon the moon.

El Señor Jordán i feel the same

Good taste.

This guy exists in different timelines

Mine too!!

El Señor Jordán I agree wholeheartedly

i mean, normally you would pay to go to a live concert :p

+wampXs Yeah, but I wouldn't even go for free to any live concert.:p

haha, i see

u must pay it with ur blood

Nah, man. they'd only accept Blood Echoes and Insight.

mweh kweh the feeling of hopelessness...

Videogames and art can be the same, just like the sky and the cosmos can be the same.

I wouldn't really say that video games _are_ "art," and I don't really understand why my fellow gamers obsess over whether video games qualify as "art" or not, either... The music in Bloodborne is definitely art, no doubt about it. The vistas in Bloodborne probably also qualify as works of art. As do many of Bloodborne's designs. But _Bloodborne itself_ is _not_ its music, nor is it its vistas or its designs, and Bloodborne is also not art just because there is art in it, either. Same goes with almost all other video games as well: They're more like museums in which you can find many artistic works rather than works of art themselves... yes, like museums... interactive museums that sometimes narrate your journey through them and sometimes say and/or do things that are absolutely mind blowing... And, in the end, you don't put a museum into another museum. I don't understand why my fellow gamers obsess over whether video games qualify as "art" or not, because it's quite clear to me that video games are a medium that, provided they're of the right genre and are well-made, have the potential to _transcend_ mere "art" and become something more, something much greater, than the sum of all their artistic parts... And, in the end, you don't put a museum into another, much less impressive, museum.

GrahamChapman I think you have a rather narrow view of art. There may be a hierarchy of arts, hence the classification “fine arts,” but that doesn’t make video games not art simply because they are not music or paintings. Art is that which attempts to connect humanity to the Beautiful. Literature is art, yet literature is not intended for visual display (though, I suppose there are certain books like the Book of Kells that is visually striking and quite beautiful looking). Many museums contain folk art, which tends to be more like common crafts but yet still beautiful. Video games may combine many more traditional arts, and video games may be lower on the hierarchy of arts (some types of art are better than others), but the transcendental quality that is beauty is clearly intended and realized in many games. It should be said as well that I would not argue that all video games are art, and many games are just bad art.

*+Dialectic* In much the same way as I have a rather narrow view of "music" as "a buch of noises that are often, but not always, set to/following some sort of rythm" and "paintings" as being "a visual medium that often, but not always, incorporates shapes and colours"? Sure, by that standard I suppose my view of art is "narrow," in much the same way as the Atlantic Ocean is "a very wide river." You know, your _entire comment_ is positively _full_ of examples that reveal just how little you understand what "art" is, and each and every one of your arguments underscore that you don't know enough about this topic to actually talk about what qualifies as art and what does not... First of all, "fine art" _does not_ imply hierarchy. There _is_ no "hierarchy" of art; either something is a work of art, or it is not, in much that same way that something is either a science, or it is not. "Fine art" is a _category,_ a _distiction,_ kinda like making a difference between "Heavy Metal" and "Classical Music." (Note: neither of which is superior to the other; I may not personally like his music but I'll be _damned_ before I tolerate _anyone_ saying that Alice Cooper isn't just as great as Johan Sebastian Bach.) To be more specific, "fine art" is a category developed primarily for aesthetics or beauty, neither of which holds any hierarchal superiority compared to more pragmatic and/or functional arts, like fashion or pottery... Secondly, art _is not_ "that which attempts to connect humanity to the Beautiful." In fact, beauty and/or people's appreciation for a piece of art has _nothing_ to do with whether something qualifies as art or not. Art is that which humans use to express themselves, and whether the results are aesthetically pleasing/beautiful or not is irrelevant. As such, the results of a toddler smearing paint all over a wallpaper qualifies just as much as "art" as one of Michelangelo's paintings do (though the toddler's work of art is unlikely to be met with the same level of appreciation, approval and acclaim as Michalangelo's most basic doodles did)... _All_ literature is art, (yes, even that waste of toilet paper, "50 Shades of Gray,") but not all video games have even the semblance of a chance to be considered "art." The _scripts_ of all video games with enough of a plot to have scripts on the other hand? Yeah, they qualify as art. Video games _are not_ "lower on the hierarchy of arts." First of all because _there is no such thing_ as a "hierarchy of arts," and the idea that "some types of art are better than others" is fallacious, if not outright offensive. Secondly because, well, video games are not art. So, you know, your assertion there was fundamentally incorrect on just about every concievable level. (Seriously though, I'm beginning to suspect that one of your primary problems when it comes to comprehending this topic is your pro-elitistic "some things are better than others" position. At this point I'm almost half expecting you to claim something along the lines of "some sciences are higher on the hierarchy of science than others." Either something is a science, or it isn't. Either something is an art, or it isn't. Doesn't matter if one science is more advanced/complicated/complex than another, and it doesn't matter if one art form is more beautiful/precise/demanding or whatever than another, all sciences are still all equal, and all art forms are still all equal.) There is only _one_ game that I would be willing to enter a debate or argument over it qualifying as "art," and that's Undertale. And I wouldn't debate it possibly counting as "art" because it's beautiful/aesthetically pleasing (because, let's be honest, it really isn't), teaches some basic morality and makes people _care_ about behaving morally, emotionally connects with people, has kickass music or, well, anything like that, but rather because it (1. explores video games as a medium in such depth that the Undertale itself couldn't have been told through any other medium other than as a video game, and (2. addresses video games and their players in a meta way that no video game before Undertale has ever done before... In layman's terms; once you've _started_ playing Undertale, you can never _stop_ playing Undertale... And that's why I want to find someone who's thoroughly of the position that Undertale _does not_ qualify as art, so that I may debate the matter with them and get some of their perspectives on art, Undertale and video games in general... Until then, I'll maintain that video games are as little an art form as chemistry is.

Okay. Music is art. Story writing is art. Weaving both together is art no longer. Got it. You know. You compared a game with a museum. But this is not correct. A museum displays paintings or other stuff. The paintings may be sorted after a theme or so, but every piece of art in this museum is a piece of art on its own. A game is a little different. Did you bother to check the lyrics of the theme of the cleric beast? The lyrics connect with the lore of Bloodborne and do not stand alone. Did you bother to check the vistas inside the nightmares and how they connect to the metaphor I made an allusion to in my first comment? Would you say that a painting, that is only complete if you put four paintings together, is a piece of art?

Not like 7 years is a lot. Some of the best games around came out in the 90's. 25+ years ago.

@@gundalfthelost1624 never said it was... but in todays world, 7 years seems like a LIFETIME

@@jimhaglund597 Guess I'm just getting old. Years feels like months.

@@gundalfthelost1624 ur not alone ... time accelerates....

@@jimhaglund597 it does indeed...

She tasted som off that old blood she dide

I know she makes me cry everytime and im a grown ass man... I just don't know man.

Same dawg. I feel like a lame, but​ cool baby when i listen to this@@Drawfill

@@CarlosDiaz-fs6cvI do the same. Tbh that’s how you know you’re listening to the really good stuff. And this one is POTENT

4 if you don't count bloodborne as a souls game (demon souls, dark souls, dark souls 2, dark souls 3), 5 if you count bloodborne as a souls game

I was in a dilemma thinking whether Bloodborne is a souls game or not.

+gamer7916 I would say it definitely deserve it's place in the souls archive. even though it doesn't have souls on the end of the game, it's still the same engine, same gameplay, same mechanics, same difficulty

Jawuan Hart I agreed on you but to me, BloodBorne is harder

ColdHell It's definitely hard as fuck, but I'd say compared to other dark souls games, bloodborne is alittle more forgiving.

One of the best games ever made.

Harald Ulrichs Totally!

Wish they performed Ludwig's OST as well. Just imagine, At least I can already see myself shitting my pants due to excitement.

NinjapowerMS I know right, also Laurence the first vicar' theme :-)

lol nope theres better ost then this out there

Oh my god I would flip shit!

Or "so the hunt begins again"

Bloodborne 2 coming in 2021 on Ps5

E3 Black screen &the dolls Voice. This line Ps5 exclusive ...preorder now ..... Profit

I would just love the classic "Welcome home, good Hunter" Then the double bass line starts; Fade to black: 'Bloodborne 2: The Old Blood'

it depends on what game, 90% of games are trash anyway

Because "tHey cAUsE vi0lEncE"

Some of them probably did. Swedes are cool sometimes.

@@devinaugur7047 Are you Danish? xD

@@craftylemon2460 No. I'm your average Midwest American white trash.

LMAO

Germany in 1916 when they found out that those tanks the British were building weren't for storing water.

I haven't even played this game and your comment made me laugh so hard.

She held that note like a champ, tho

*Surprised Pikachu Face*

That pretty much sum up the area of yharnam. In a nutshell. For the first time.

FOUL BEAST

YOU ARE NOT WANTED HERE

Fuckkk

This town is finished

Hailstormful Oh, Amygdala. Have mercy on the poor bastard.

Hailstormful If you haven't noticed it until now it's probably harmless.

you need 40 to see them

it gave him 20, meaning he already had 20

Old Hunter DLC NG+ was such a struggle, beating Lady Maria/Orphan of Kos gave me some IRL insight...

Oh orch, or some say orches

Plant ears on our brains to immerse us into this beastly symphony

AWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

oh, majestic!

Ears on the inside

Same. Every few years I come back to this and it overwhelms me every time

Bob Rooijakker LMAO

hahahaah

The *real* vocalist

@@Lyander25 this sight built up my frenzy meter

+Bec C Dark Souls 3 man !!! (;

+Dr Thompson Nope, not even Bloodborne's grandpappy can compare.

I'm playing Dark Souls 3, i'm currently up to Farron Keep and loving it! However Bloodborne has a special place in my heart I don't think even DS3 can fill.

The Farron Legion is about a Bloodborne as the game gets honestly. I'm at Londor atm. Much more Dark Souls-y.

+Bec C same for me

Same

Years and years studying every single day. Doing what they love. That's how you gonna reach the top of your talent

It's simple - they borrow ideas from other composers. Ryan Amon used Wojciech Killar's "Dracula" score as a reference which is obvious while listening to "Omen" or "Bloodborne".

@@danielwojcik4507 And a lovely homage it was.

@@danielwojcik4507 just started listening to it because of your comment and yes: no doubt, definitely heavily inspired. great recommendation

Absolutely, glad I’m not the only one who noticed it.

They bathed everything in red. A nice subtle touch!

Are you saying these things like you once did for the Vacuous Rom?

+Dana E. Wang Ludwig's theme would be pretty amazing with this instrumentation.

+Dr Hellstrom I absolutely agree, for Laurence too

+Dana E. Wang Agreed 100% . Laurence theme is my favorite ost from BB, I would love to hear it like this.

+Dana E. Wang Bloodborne and TW3 both stand out in 2015 as having some of the most beautiful and haunting soundtracks of gaming. I'd easily pay to go see a concert showcasing the full set list played by an orchestra/Percival.

+Dana E. Wang And gherman omfg

Dude, same.

S and do an ailing loran chalice dungeon before you can get in line. But Maria is the one who sells tickets and she only sells them if you beat her. Oh and it's NG+7.

Pffffft, you guys say all this but I've done all that about 8 times.

Thomas Bishop Might as well be free. How about fighting Loran Darkbeast and Orphan of Kos. At the same time. On BL4.

I would find a way

that`s kinda kinky....can i join?

"Boomer"

Jeremy Fuller now is 344

Jeremy Fuller their eyes are yet to open

In their defense the warm up in this game can be excruciating for new players. I spent a solid 4 hours in the first area git'n gud

fuck Gascoigne

gascoigne is easily abusable and isnt hard at all

Yes. No competition. This is the above everything. It doesn't even exist on the same plane of existence.

@@zelim9367 I agree its a masterpiece, though personally ER's OST is better

it's definitely a masterpiece.

I really liked Dark Souls III more than Bloodborne, but that's just me *shrug*

Known Scone Games I think dark souls had 0 cool strength weapons. Bloodborne had the wheel, the moonlight great sword. the beast Hunter said, a freaking pile bunker.

KidArk I fucking love the GreatAxe, the Demon's Greataxe, the Stone Greataxe and the Dragon King Greataxe, the BamBamStick was pretty neat too. The Black Knight Greatsword was a Build Changing Drop if you got it early. and duuuuude the Demon's Great Machete was the shit! For me there are enough great Strength weapons in Dark Souls. I think the Strength weapons in Bloodborne were lacking behind... Only the Kirkhammer and Boomhammer spring to mind as some of my favorite Strength weapons. Logarius wheel, while looking unique and being pretty cool I do not like it as a weapon at all and the Whirlygig was waaaaaay too broken to even enjoy the game with... Just my experiences with the two games.

These games are instant classics. They will be celabrated forever.

Fromsoft games music are powerful

Yuka Kitamura is goated

We need eyes to se the insanity in blood ❤️

I agree because i said the exact samething that i also think video game music is underrated

So, so grotesquely so... It's disgusting... People always fail to recognize true art in it's time...

I was raised listening to classical music by my Gran- Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Bach, etc. I've always had an immense appreciation for a good orchestral piece. Games like Bloodborne and Dark Souls just hit the right spot. It's like Lightning coursing through my bones, its amazing. A few Months ago, a friend of mine said "I mean, All the boss themes blend together. They're all just Instruments going crazy and someone screaming, its basically all the same". I legit almost choked. How anyone can't differentiate between the uniqueness of the different themes is beyond me.

@@Frozenkoldfury i think your friend doesn't have any sense in music.

@@martinqizeaq I agree

very lovecraftian

This is 3 different bloodborne songs mashed up into one

Its a little more sinister sounding when its played at half speed like they've done here

alex hernandez ???:(groanning) have mercy..have mercy upon us...Ludwig, the Accursed is comming..

alex hernandez but it left so much mad and knowledge on the ground

Stevie The GIRTHQUAKE Best song in the game hands down.

God that would be amazing.

That and Laurence's.

The arrangement in the second half of that fight is just bone chilling.

George Poupos impossibru

still

*is

It still is.

I can't, you're correct

Do it. The presence commands you

@@Diablo510 Ohhh if I have to...😂

Because you killed everyone before they got to start :(

Acryliccc Underrated comment.

hahahahah

YES IT IS SIR.

Agree, there is nothing like it, maybe the first dark souls, but this one is a perfect game

Without a doubt it is

@@88qwop DS3 is better btw

@@88qwop Dark Souls had some dodgy areas, and the bed of chaos. But Bloodborne... there's little nothing bad I can say about it. Maybe the chalice dungeons are a bit dull and repetitive, but they're entirely optional, and they at least throw in some cool new bosses.

The game's entire track is quite stunning, definitely give the rest of it a listen too.

speeddemon847 oh wow! now i see it too this makes it even more epic than it already was