Minecraft IS one of the game with the bests OST They can be : - Joyful - Sad - Scary - Goofy But they all, in their own way, are beautiful and really representative of the game. Even with the differents composer (C418, Lena Raine, Aaron Cherof,...), they have all really understood the game and how to express it by the music Minecraft as some of the best features , as fully random generated world, craft system, free building,... But what we remember anyway, what make us feel the more nostalgic, is always the music So huge thanks to those who gave us this game I grew up with

i wanna go back to time where Minecraft was a new discovery and I had no clue what was in store next... but I don't want this feeling to end... yet it does

7:30 Flying in the air while randomly placing TNT in creative mode

3:27 C418 singlehandedly making the most nostalgic and known song in the history of mankind.

6:06 lets be honest you never finished that city.

Ahh yes the 4 emotions of Minecraft music: Absolutely jamming, not a thought in the brain, very very spooked, and inconceivable grief.

7:37 when it late at night and your messing around in creative alone. Pure bliss…

8:02 i want to cry

4:40 yknow its a bad point in your life when this is unironically relatable 😔

0:49 It surprises me not to see anyone talking about this song, in my opinion this is the most nostalgic song in this game

2:37 I was so mentally prepared for the drop at Taswell that Dreiton hit me like a truck

The only bad thing about the new music and what makes me prefer older versions if we are talking about Soundtrack, is that Lena Raine's songs are tied to specific biomes. It's no longer that they are totally different from C418 or that they sound too happy and expressive instead of calm and lonely. It's more, I think she did a really great job...but The real problem is mining or building for a long time in a single biome and listening to the same song over and over and over and over again, just because the biome prioritizes it. After a few times, I end turning music off and opening Spotify. The old music played randomly, you never knew what was coming next or if there was going to be one. Your favorite song could play 3 times in a row, or maybe hours and hours of continuous playing with music and suddenly, 15 minutes of absolute silence. It is true that some like Sweden or Living Mice were more likely to ring at sunset, but it made it equally magical and mysterious... not predetermined. Hope the point got clear enough. I'm not that typical veteran who thinks Minecraft stopped being Minecraft at version 1.2 and I only play alpha, but yet is true I miss some old mechanics.

Dog: “Hey where is Steve?” Sheep: “He’s gone.” Dog: “To go get wood for the house?” Sheep: “No.” Dog: “To go mining for diamonds?” Sheep: “No, Buddy..” Dog: “Is he in the end trying to kill the ender dragon?” Sheep: “No..” Dog: “To go explore the world?” Sheep: “Yes, but not in this world.”

The End and Infinite Amethyst both hit so obscenely hard it's unimaginable. I had an experience laying in a field in the middle of the night watching the stars with Infinite Amethyst playing full volume and it was surreal

The "Blind Spots" section ( 6:28 ) made me feel like I did waste twenty years of my life ( that is because I never played any of those games by my self ).

4:49 I think we've all been here. 😭

1:55 how is this track already so nostalgic. While only being there since 1.18/19 don't remember.

Thank you for preserving this vid, it’s a masterpiece, very rewatchable

I love how Alpha, one of the most emotional soundtracks, is placed right after Chirp, which is one of the happiest

6:27 this song almost gave me tears of nostalgia

(7:08) I remember playing the game when it first came out on Xbox360, listening to this song as I built my first house on a snowy hilltop and explored the world, not fully understanding what I was meant to be doing and not having a real goal in mind, just enjoying the experience.

Imagine if notch didn't sell minecraft..

3:45 is my favorite song from minecraft

6:28 NOSTALGIA ATTACK

Putting Taswell and Dreiton together is a gift to my soul cuz both are some of my favorites.

Taswell is the single best piece of music to ever come out of videogame soundtracks, and I do *not* say that lightly.

The fact none of this tracks are in Smash Ultimate is a sin.

0:00 Normal Minecraft Day 0:09 Waiting in the loading screen 0:13 Another Normal Minecraft Day 0:35 Exploring a dark cave 0:44 After a few hours of mining 0:49 Looking for a village with your headphones on 0:57 Your dog dies to a creeper 1:03 Still looking for that village 1:13 Still no village yet the plains are quiet. 1:23 No villages? 1:48 Found a village. 2:10 You build your first house after living in a hole in the ground. 3:10 The house is complete and you found yourself a new dog friend. 3:12 Listening to music in your Minecraft house. 3:18 Your new dog dies. 3:27 "Those Were The Days". 3:38 Realizing the goal to Minecraft. 3:57 Doing some mining (with your headphones on.) 4:01 After a long day of mining. 4:06 Some Minecraft Lofi. 4:13 Finding that ruined portal. 4:40 Minecraft isn't just a game, It's real life. 5:15 Entering the nether. 5:19 Wandering around the nether cluelessly. 6:01 Punch that piglin! 6:18 Finding a Nether Fortress. 6:44 After getting the eyes of ender, You venture out to the overworld once again. 6:47 Take that bed, your dog, food and let's go find a stronghold, Miner. 6:59 It's been a long walk, Why don't we take a break? I'll find the coordinates. 7:11 The stronghold is not far away, Let's go. 7:37 So this is the stronghold? Looks barren. 7:46 It's dark in here, Too many mobs. 8:02 What's this? A new portal? 8:15 I guess we put the eyes in, Into the unknown. 4:50 Finally beating the Ender Dragon.

I will always love and remember Taswell, Dreiton, and the two Moog Citys. For quite a long while until the Better Together update which fused the Mobile, Xbox 360, and the Xbox 1 version of Minecraft, the Xbox 1 version only had these 4 music sounds. It was either those, music disks, if not, nothing at all, and I loved all of the sound tracks, even if there were only 4. The calm and relaxing nature of the Moog Citys, the more happy yet chill Taswell, and Dreiton, the music that always encouraged me to go exploring. Good times...

5:18 my favourite 😢... reminds me of the lost sweet past

Every Song Turned Into Emoji: 0:00 Mellohi: 😣 0:04 Kyoto: 🧊 0:09 Wait: 😶 0:13 Clark: 🤔 0:18 Beginning 2: 🌼 0:27 Strad: 😇 0:35 Thirteen: 💀 0:42 Living Mice: ☺ 0:48 Haggstrom: 😄 0:56 Dry Hands: 🥀 1:03 otherside: 🏈 1:13 Floating Trees: 😴 1:23 Dead Voxel: 🌬 1:30 Aerie: 🥲 1:39 Door: 😀 1:47 Droopy likes your Face: 🤓 1:54 Infinite Amethyst: 😢 2:05 Moog City: 🏙 2:12 Cat: 🐱 2:18 Warmth: 🍁 2:24 Blocks: 🔨 2:31 Taswell: 🌃 2:37 Dreiton: 😍 2:45 Wending: ⛰ 2:52 Ki: 🌆 2:59 Wet Hands: 🥰 3:05 Left to Bloom: 🌺 3:11 Stal: 🎩 3:18 Moog City 2: 🌁 3:26 Sweden: 🙂 3:37 Rubedo: 🥺 3:45 Dog: 🐶 3:51 Pigstep: 😎 3:57 Équinoxe: 😅 4:05 Mall: 🧸 4:12 Chrysopoeia: 😕 4:19 Five: 😱 4:25 Firebugs: 🌱 4:33 Far: 😔 4:40 Minecraft: 📕 4:49 The End: 🌎 4:58 Ward: 😨 5:05 So Below: 🌙 5:12 Labyrinthine: 🤤 5:19 Subwoofer Lullaby: 😚 5:25 Chris: 🌨 5:32 Alpha: 🏰 5:39 Chirp: 🍰 5:45 Comforting Memories: 🏡 5:52 Intro: 🌩 5:58 Oxygène: 🌑 6:06 Mice on Venus: 😓 6:14 Eleven: 🎹 6:22 Death: 🐤 6:28 Blind Spots: 😁 6:37 Mutation: 💐 6:47 One More Day: 🌞 6:56 An Ordinary Day: 🙃 7:02 Stand Tall: 😦 7:08 Danny: 💻 7:15 Flake: ❄ 7:23 Ballad of the Cats: 😼😼😼 7:30 Biome Fest: ☁ 7:36 Aria Math: 😈 7:45 Ancestry: 🌲 7:50 Excuse: ☕ 7:55 Concrete Halls: 🔥 8:01 Key: 😵 8:09 Haunt Muskie: 😅 8:16 Floating Dream: 🌈 8:23 Droopy Likes Ricochet: 💿 8:28 Beginning: ⛈

Dry hands, wet hands, aria math, subwoofer lullaby, taswell and floating trees is probably my favorite

Genuinely the best music in a game ive ever heard period, nothing else in gaming has so much emotions packed into their music

7:37 It's 2017, you're playing with the boys for hours on end. No real concerns, no real stresses. Games were good, life was good. We were happy. We didn't know at the time, but this would be the happiest days of our lives, the simplest days. We were at peace. God, no matter how much I play 1.12, I'll never get that feeling back. I miss those days. I want to go back...

Lena Raine makes music, C418 makes memories

6:06 Wait a second. I dreamed with that forest once and I saw a very cozy house from the outside. :(

Minecraft music is partly "teenage protagonist discovers the fantastical otherworld and reexperiences that magical childlike wonder" and partly "the unrelenting passage of time has torn you from paradise, and you will never go home again as long as you live"

tell me whatever you want, the build-up in Dead Voxel is amazing, it just send chills down my body every time I listej to it it's a masterpiece that holds a special place in my heart

01:23 is one of my favorites. It’s unsettling in the beginning, but then it gets really sad. Kind of like looking through the horrors of the nether and seeing the desolate landscape that was once a flourishing land.

The Blind Spots one sent me into a massive amount of nostalgia, both with the music and the old classic game clips...I miss the good ol' days

5:33 is my life rn bro

I like the transition between "wow what a fun song" and "i'm not crying, it's just someting in my eye"

Even though I didn’t start playing Minecraft until like the Aquatic Update or the Village and Pillage update, the old tracks still make me feel super nostalgic. Tbh I just think that C418 is just a fantastic artist in general

My favorites are : 6.Dreiton 5.Taswell 4.Blind Spots 3.Biome Fest 2.Haunt Muskie 1.Aria Math

Goodbye C418. We will Miss you. Even though you arent dead, it really feels Like it.

0:48 is just adorable

I only have one request from Minecraft: PLEASE let C418’s third album be added into Minecraft. I’m pretty sure it’s up to Microsoft, but my #1 wish is for them to let C418’s songs in, just on his demands and not theirs, because that’s the main thing keeping C418 from putting his third album into the public’s hands.

Honestly, the one song that always sticks out to me is The End. It really does feel like a recapping of all you've been through in this game, with all the leitmotifs and such, and yet feels like an entirely different song. It also recaps everything in 15 minutes, the longest song in the OST, and yet, 15 minutes is barely a full night/day cycle. At times in the song, you also feel like this is the end of it, but it continues, all to end on the sound of a record player stopping, almost being replayed, and then being taken out of the record player. It's the end of that disc, but there are plenty more discs in the world.

1:55 This is why I don’t listen to Minecraft OST anymore makes me want to cry

Thank you so much. You just made me relive almost a decade span of experiences in 8 minutes, from feelings of discovery to sadness to acceptance. Weird to think that simple “funny” pictures with the soundtracks combined could produce such a powerful response

Infinite Amethyst is just so underrated.

"7 months later"

I DONT CARE WHAT ANYONE SAYS ARIA MATH IS THE BEST SONG IN MINECRAFT Taswell hits hard too It reminds me when I was playing Minecraft on my ps4 on 2016 and I was building a Minecraft house in a beach like area with an oak tree plains area behind it with a ocean view 2:31 and firebugs too 2:46 can’t forget about blindspots and mutation 6:28

I think C418 is a genie. Because only genie can write SOOOOO beautiful, sad, nostalgic and at the same time masterpiece music. Thank you C418 you bring me my kidness.

Upon taking the time to listen to The End on its own, when it comes to the part of the song where the main theme variation starts to play, it feels like a penultimate action of sorrow. The way the constant ticking in the background shapes the main theme, as it rings across the dragon’s arena, it’s home. It gives the feeling that this battle is not right. That it shouldn’t happen, but it must. That ender dragon is the last of its kind, much like you, the player. In a way, it’s like facing the forbidden aspect every player, every person, must eventually come to terms with: the sorrow of solitude. Both the player and the dragon share the grueling burden that lingers within them, no matter how righteous or twisted they are, that being survival

Infinite Amethyst is just... Hit the spot

I dunno why ppl hate on Leina Raine. Her music is not only a great contrast to C418, but it’s also still Minecraft music. I do love that Samuel Aberg, the creator of the Aether mod, was the one who made Five. Also, the Bedrock Edition music is GOATed. Maybe a bit of my Bedrock bias, but it is gorgeous, especially the Nether and End themes.

4:59 I always thought his song is perfect to sample in a beat for modern rap, is like perfect for Travis or Carti or Drake, etc.

I missed this version of this meme. This one was one of the most welly made OST comps I've seen. Thank for preserving it

0:00 funny and true 0:03 I understand 0:10 very relatable

The End is just a piece of art. Amazing :)

Eleven is a CRIMINALLY underrated song. Such a beautiful short melody.

Subwoofer, Mice on Venus, Sweden, or Minecraft literally sounds like a song that would’ve been played by those Musicians on the titanic would play to calm everyone down when it was sinking.

Beginning 2 hit me like a goddamn truck, reminding me of the days where I would play the Xbox 360 Edition with my brother, casually sitting in the floor and messing around in our dedicated Creative world.

Mice on venus is definitely something makes people bawl their eyes out

As someone who plays creative mode I get always earraped by Taswell, Dreiton, Biome fest, Blind Spots and Aria Math and I miss the survival OSTs

Idk how but c418 some how made the creative soundtracks and the survival ones fit there respective game mode so well

But nah, I learned how to play Sweden on the piano. And it’ll always hold a special place in my heart.

0:13 why does this make me think that it's like a shitpost of a gorilla named clark (kinda like the horse named juan)

this game gave me a reason to be alive and now that i look back on it... it fills me with tears...

Ballad of the Cats, Mice on Venus and Mutation have to be my favorites. Something about them just hits like none of the other songs.

The fact that a lot of these are people or animas looking like they are deep in though is so accurate ahahaha. I'm glad you included some of the newest Minecraft songs. Blind Spots is one of the most Nostalgia inducing songs I think so showing the old games was accurate. I love Minecraft music.

I miss being young and not having to care about work or college and getting jobs and just being able to play games all day with my online friends. It sometimes feels like I'm the only one who longs to go back to these times but they've recently ended for me and I can't help but wish I'd lived my youth to its fullest. I'm 16 now and life is only getting more difficult. I have to work and pay to see my long distance girlfriend and I recently got kicked out and I can't even play video games until I get a new house. Hopefully we'll all be able to relive these old memories soon enough but it's time for a short rest. It's been a long few years... Wake up... It's 2023 now. You've been asleep for a very long time. Minecraft? Oh I'm at work, sorry. Maybe in a few days? Offline for 6 years...

Listening to okd Minecraft music feels like opening an old photo book of yours and scrolling through your old photos

This mix of emotion-packed music really defines Minecraft as a game of unique yet nostalgic experiences that we cherish in ways unlike anyone else’s. One song may explain the fears and creeps of playing the game, while another defines peace, patience, and calm. Each song is one’s experience playing a game that has grown up with us and that grew us up, each and every one of us. No other game pulls this off better than Minecraft.

ty for making this vid, really got me through the day:D

I find it weird that I've been playing MC for practically my whole life and yet I've never heard half of these tracks

Wet Hands will never be forgotten, its stuck in my mind, good memories playing it on the PS3

imagine knowing Minecraft only from OST names and then guessing how the game looks like

Thank god, it’s back

The one for Mice on Venus really hit me hard. The snowy background reminded me of Technoblade's build in the snowy tundra on DSMP. Man, do memories hit like a truck*

god its so real. taswell hits different.

6:28 Sitting on the couch drinking a coffee, hearing Blind Spots and seeing those old games from the 2013-2019 era, I cried man, i miss the old days were i used to just down and watch another let's play series without stress and a care in the world. I wish, really wish evan if it's just a day that I could go back and revisit those days.

I love how like half of these are cute kittens, and that it's not wrong lol

Mice on venus me faz até chorar de tristeza misturado com nostalgia...essa música é tão bonita 😢😢😭

thx for reuploading it, i needed it

I’d never cried to an OST until today. This game was {and still is} my childhood (peaceful times). Much respect to all the creators and people who helped Minecraft blow up community wide.

God-tier soundtrack

these are the best works of art of the century

I love how Moog City is cheerful and fun, while its second counterpart is nostalgic, sad and melancholic

There is something SO spot on about the Moog City clip.

Man even though they are pretty underrated key and moog city 2 bring me back instantly to 2014. Idk why but those 2 are just so good

Subwoofer lullaby is still 100 precent the top tracks of all time. Got me in the feelssss

4:49 I recently rediscovered this song. This is the only song that has one of the best ost for dimensions. The ambience of the bouncing synth, the calm piano, and the nostalgic songs in the beginning of “The End” a true masterpiece. It makes you feel like your are exploring space at a whole different level. Which is exactly what the end is suppose to describe. Just keep going until you can’t.

All of these make me nostalgic, even the newer ones. All of them encapsulate those feelings i had when playing the game, even when it was modded

I used to turned off the songs cuz they were not my taste. Now I turned off the songs cuz I don't want to cry.

This gives me nostalgic memories of playing on my 360 with my bro.

its just so perfect because all the og songs are perfect, and i love how dry hands was sad, otherside was also perfect, floating trees was sad in a different way, and moog city was perfect because you showed a futuristic city, as moog city was for creative mode, being almost magical by doing anything you want, and infinite amethyst was sad because it is suprisingly close to c418s work, and i also love how sweden was depicted as a masterpiece, and how rubedo works perfectly with a wasteland environment as its meant to, along with chrystopia, and far is a big empty space for creativity, and minecraft is nostalgic, and so below is serious, and subwoofer lullaby is a peacful song to enjoy life with, and alpha and intro were super nostalgic, and mice on venus was a calming day in the snow, which reminds me of my first survival world, and one more day was just beutiful, and biome fest represents the natural beauty of the world, and ancestry was offsetting, and key reminds people of the old days in minecraft. (3:11 was a banger btw)

Subwoofer Lullaby seems the most nostalgic. I think this is only a me thing however, because this is the music that was playing when I finished my dogs memorial structure.

If you ever want to listen to some beautiful music while out in nature, here are the songs I recommend and when to listen to them: Key (sunrise, in your backyard) Subwoofer lullaby (sunrise, any grassy area) Ki (noon, any beach area) Mutation (morning, anywhere the sun is shining and you have a good view of the sky) Beginning 2 (any time of day, when you have a good view of nature or a city) Far (any time, when looking at the cloudy sky as the sun peeks through, also definitely listen to this while looking out the window of an airplane) Floating trees (morning, in your backyard) Danny (any time, while in the park) Strad (morning, on the beach looking at the ocean) Wet hands (when your sitting at home with a pet) Taswell (as the sun is setting and as the sky goes dark, go inside when the techno beat picks up) Sweden (any time, any place. It’s just that good) The End (evening or night, while you look at the stars) Alpha (sunset, as you look on the horizon as the sun is setting) You can listen to these songs anywhere (I’m not in control of you), but I find these to be the ideal settings to listen to them in. Hope you enjoy! Also, if you’re in Hawaii, listen to Key while outside watching a sunrise or just after the sun has risen. It’s worth being up that early.