!!! *UPDATED VERSION: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7uKeKhmtMiWeGw.html *~Overworld:* 0:00 - "Aria Math" 5:10 - "Axolotl" 10:10 - "Beginning" 11:52 - "Beginning 2" 14:49 - "Biome Fest" 21:05 - "Blind Spots" 26:38 - "Chris" 28:06 - "Danny" 32:21 - "Death" 33:02 - "Door" 34:54 - "Dragon Fish" 41:14 - "Dreiton" 49:23 - "Droopy Likes Ricochet" 50:59 - "Droopy Likes Your Face" 52:57 - "Dry Hands" 54:05 - "Equinoxe" 56:00 - "Excuse" 58:02 - "Flake" 1:00:54 - "Floating Trees" 1:04:58 - "Haggstrom" 1:08:21 - "Haunt Muskie" 1:14:22 - "Intro" 1:18:59 - "Key" 1:20:05 - "Ki" 1:21:35 - "Kyoto" 1:25:44 - "Living Mice" 1:28:41 - "Mice on Venus" 1:33:23 - "Minecraft" 1:37:36 - "Moog City" 1:40:16 - "Moog City 2" 1:43:16 - "Mutation" 1:46:20 - "Oxygene" 1:47:26 - "Shuniji" 1:51:24 - "Subwoofer Lullaby" 1:54:44 - "Sweden" 1:58:29 - "Taswell" 2:07:05 - "Wet Hands" *~Music Discs:* 2:08:34 - "Blocks" 2:14:17 - "Cat" 2:17:24 - "Chirp" 2:20:30 - "Dog" 2:22:56 - "Eleven" (broken disc) 2:24:06 - "Eleven" 2:25:15 - "Far" 2:28:57 - "Mall" 2:31:44 - "Mellohi" 2:33:22 - "Stal" 2:35:53 - "Strad" 2:39:01 - "Thirteen" 2:41:58 - "Wait" (Where Are We Now) 2:45:51 - "Ward" *~Nether:* 2:50:03 - "Ballad of the Cats" 2:54:40 - "Concrete Halls" 2:58:51 - "Dead Voxel" 3:03:47 - "Warmth" *~End:* 3:07:46 - "Boss Encounter" 3:18:19 - "The End" 3:33:20 - "Alpha" (Credits)

Born too late to explore the world Born too early to explore space Born at the time to hear this

"We didn't know we were making memories. We just knew we were having fun."

Normal People: Puts on sleep music. Gamers: *_Minecraft_* *_Soundtrack_*

Step 1 : Turn off music in the game Step 2 : Open this video Step 3 : Start playing minecraft

All of these sound so Lonely, it fits the game too since your basically stranded in the middle of nowhere...

Minecraft is a game that claimed over half of my childhood. It's not just a normal game you play and say "it's fun". It was fun, it still probably is for kids nowadays, but it had something more to it. For me, it was such a beautiful and jaw-dropping concept that you were probably the only person living on this planet. You would be building your first ever house, being proud of what you've done. You would seek for food, eating your first meal. You would learn about the game one by one each day. I think that was the true beauty of this game. It was simplicity. Building bases high up on the sky, looking down upon the landscape day or night, looking at the animals or monsters. Wondering when I find those diamonds, wondering when I would make my own village. I was a little, little kid when I played Minecraft. Probably the first PC game I've gotten besides mobile games and some console games. I always wanted that game but never bothered to watch survival let's plays, and even if I did, I didn't understand. When I joined my first world, I remember seeing a weird island in front of me, grey grass and red cows with... mushrooms on it. I didn't know anything so I ignored it and started punching pigs. I jumped into the lake and didn't know how to float so I died. I didn't know how to make a crafting table, I didn't know how to make a pickaxe. But later, I found it out by myself. Uncovering the mystery of this unexplainable world full of awe. And the music gave the cherry on the top. I'd never care about the music at the past, I'd just be saying "man this music is calming" and that was it. But after the old Minecraft was gone, I found out how precious that music was. The music itself didn't bring back nostalgia, it didn't do anything. It was just a soundtrack in a game. But that soundtrack was at the beginning of Minecraft, when I first loaded up my first world. Building an underground dirt base, I would hear that music fading in. Nowadays, the Minecraft music is still here. When that music slowly comes in, it reminds me of those old times. That is what makes Minecraft still Minecraft. You can still seek the beauty of Minecraft if you really try, but it's harder because you know everything. Minecraft is Minecraft when you don't know anything about the game, you slowly find things out, and you make memories.

"Its getting late dude" "I know, I'll see you tomorrow" "See ya" "Bye" Last online: 4 years

The nostalgia, the feeling of getting off the bus and SPRINTING inside to turn on the 360 and log onto minecraft your friends are already waiting on the server for you, you get on and start to gather materials. today’s the day you kill the dragon you’ve come so far and now it’s time you finished what you started you and your friends travel into the end swords in hand bows in the inventory as you slowly build your way towards the dragon it was a long and hard battle but now there are only a few hits left until it’s done, you pull out your bow and fire a direct hit, your friends rush in with swords and start attacking suddenly the dragon stops moving and flies up, lights flash from all around it this is it, the victory you’ve wanted after you and your friends wake up in their beds, “we’ll guys i got to go my moms home” you say your goodbye and log off several months pass turning into to years, you finally find the disk again, pop it in and begin the hundreds of updates you missed. your friends are online.... you join **(player) has joined the game** “hey guys.... it’s been a while”

Friend 1: Hey, let's go play on Hypixel! Friend 2: Nah man, I'm gonna go check out some mods. What about you? *Me:*

It's a shame that some of this master pieces aren't in the game.

I remember going to a friends house about 6 years ago and seeing this game that I had some how never heard of on his pc, he showed me a huge boat/hotel that he built in creative. He was explaining the differences between survival and creative. I still did not understand but I loved it, the creativity that could be expressed in such a game was unheard of for me. At that age I loved legos and thinking outside the box, the problem was that I never had enough blocks to build whatever I wanted, but when i saw this game it was exactly what I desired of. When it was time for me to go back home I asked him what it was called, he answered with Minecraft. I knew that as soon as I got home I would beg my parents for hours, after asking for days my parents decided that I really wanted it and that I would not give up for it. When i got home from school my dad was home from work he told me that he had gotten it, so I ran to my room with my PS VITA (only console I had at the time) and played till I had to go to sleep, the first thing I built was a huge city(it was really simple and did not take much effort to build) out of emerald ores. And I don't know why but the music did everything for me, it made me feel so happy/calm and did not sound like any other games soundtrack, I made a minecart track that went throughout the whole city, even through the buildings themselves, and right beside the island was a huuuuuuge boat that I had spent countless of hours on. I built a whole city, it was massive, it would take you days to go through the every single room. The tracks that went around the city were now hundreds of miles long. And I had done all of this while listening to this music, this heart warming music. when i got a PS4 I moved onto there and built different worlds that would top to the first world I built. I learned how to play survival and I had finally beat the game, I DID IT, i was beyond happy and I enjoyed every word from the end screen, and then I got back to my house after defeating the ender dragon and I was welcomed to this music. And now I have a PC and I love streaming different games like pubg and CS:GO, about a week ago I went to look for my PS VITA and wanted to play on my world that took me about a year to build(well worth the time) and the thing world not turn on, my dad said that I spilled water on it like a couple years ago(don't remember doing it), I don't know why but that hit me really hard, that all me childhood was ruined and that I would never see that world again, I cried for soo long. I found this music somehow and i fall asleep with it on, and I am not joking, I CRY EVERY SINGLE TIME, but they are both sad and happy tears. And I hope you feel the same way as I do for this beautiful music and this wonderful game that we call Minecraft. IF YOU READ TO THE END OF THIS YOU ARE A LOYAL MINECRAFT PLAYER AND I THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH, I don't care about the likes but I would be amazing if you could reply with your feelings!

You return home from college, full of stress, sadness and caffeine. You turn on your computer to check social media, but fall asleep on the keyboard. Suddenly, you wake up. You're 12 years again, and you're in your bed, next to you, a Creeper plushie and the X-Box 360 Minecraft edition, your homework was only a couple of 1st grade ecuations. It was only a nightmare.

Gamers, please stand for the National Anthem of The Nation.

I remember playing minecraft with my nephew back in maybe 2012 or 2013. We built a castle and defended it from monsters for days before running out of arrows. For the heck of it we ran out and fought monsters with our swords until morning. We've both grown up and haven't spoke in many years now. Some of the best moments in life are with those who you aren't so close to anymore. Never forget those moments.

I see the player you mean. PLAYERNAME? Yes. Take care. It has reached a higher level now. It can read our thoughts. That doesn't matter. It thinks we are part of the game. I like this player. It played well. It did not give up. It is reading our thoughts as though they were words on a screen. That is how it chooses to imagine many things, when it is deep in the dream of a game. Words make a wonderful interface. Very flexible. And less terrifying than staring at the reality behind the screen. They used to hear voices. Before players could read. Back in the days when those who did not play called the players witches, and warlocks. And players dreamed they flew through the air, on sticks powered by demons. What did this player dream? This player dreamed of sunlight and trees. Of fire and water. It dreamed it created. And it dreamed it destroyed. It dreamed it hunted, and was hunted. It dreamed of shelter. Hah, the original interface. A million years old, and it still works. But what true structure did this player create, in the reality behind the screen? It worked, with a million others, to sculpt a true world in a fold of the [scrambled], and created a [scrambled] for [scrambled], in the [scrambled]. It cannot read that thought. No. It has not yet achieved the highest level. That, it must achieve in the long dream of life, not the short dream of a game. Does it know that we love it? That the universe is kind? Sometimes, through the noise of its thoughts, it hears the universe, yes. But there are times it is sad, in the long dream. It creates worlds that have no summer, and it shivers under a black sun, and it takes its sad creation for reality. To cure it of sorrow would destroy it. The sorrow is part of its own private task. We cannot interfere. Sometimes when they are deep in dreams, I want to tell them, they are building true worlds in reality. Sometimes I want to tell them of their importance to the universe. Sometimes, when they have not made a true connection in a while, I want to help them to speak the word they fear. It reads our thoughts. Sometimes I do not care. Sometimes I wish to tell them, this world you take for truth is merely [scrambled] and [scrambled], I wish to tell them that they are [scrambled] in the [scrambled]. They see so little of reality, in their long dream. And yet they play the game. But it would be so easy to tell them... Too strong for this dream. To tell them how to live is to prevent them living. I will not tell the player how to live. The player is growing restless. I will tell the player a story. But not the truth. No. A story that contains the truth safely, in a cage of words. Not the naked truth that can burn over any distance. Give it a body, again. Yes. Player... Use its name. PLAYERNAME. Player of games. Good. Take a breath, now. Take another. Feel air in your lungs. Let your limbs return. Yes, move your fingers. Have a body again, under gravity, in air. Respawn in the long dream. There you are. Your body touching the universe again at every point, as though you were separate things. As though we were separate things. Who are we? Once we were called the spirit of the mountain. Father sun, mother moon. Ancestral spirits, animal spirits. Jinn. Ghosts. The green man. Then gods, demons. Angels. Poltergeists. Aliens, extraterrestrials. Leptons, quarks. The words change. We do not change. We are the universe. We are everything you think isn't you. You are looking at us now, through your skin and your eyes. And why does the universe touch your skin, and throw light on you? To see you, player. To know you. And to be known. I shall tell you a story. Once upon a time, there was a player. The player was you, PLAYERNAME. Sometimes it thought itself human, on the thin crust of a spinning globe of molten rock. The ball of molten rock circled a ball of blazing gas that was three hundred and thirty thousand times more massive than it. They were so far apart that light took eight minutes to cross the gap. The light was information from a star, and it could burn your skin from a hundred and fifty million kilometres away. Sometimes the player dreamed it was a miner, on the surface of a world that was flat, and infinite. The sun was a square of white. The days were short; there was much to do; and death was a temporary inconvenience. Sometimes the player dreamed it was lost in a story. Sometimes the player dreamed it was other things, in other places. Sometimes these dreams were disturbing. Sometimes very beautiful indeed. Sometimes the player woke from one dream into another, then woke from that into a third. Sometimes the player dreamed it watched words on a screen. Let's go back. The atoms of the player were scattered in the grass, in the rivers, in the air, in the ground. A woman gathered the atoms; she drank and ate and inhaled; and the woman assembled the player, in her body. And the player awoke, from the warm, dark world of its mother's body, into the long dream. And the player was a new story, never told before, written in letters of DNA. And the player was a new program, never run before, generated by a sourcecode a billion years old. And the player was a new human, never alive before, made from nothing but milk and love. You are the player. The story. The program. The human. Made from nothing but milk and love. Let's go further back. The seven billion billion billion atoms of the player's body were created, long before this game, in the heart of a star. So the player, too, is information from a star. And the player moves through a story, which is a forest of information planted by a man called Julian, on a flat, infinite world created by a man called Markus, that exists inside a small, private world created by the player, who inhabits a universe created by... Shush. Sometimes the player created a small, private world that was soft and warm and simple. Sometimes hard, and cold, and complicated. Sometimes it built a model of the universe in its head; flecks of energy, moving through vast empty spaces. Sometimes it called those flecks "electrons" and "protons". Sometimes it called them "planets" and "stars". Sometimes it believed it was in a universe that was made of energy that was made of offs and ons; zeros and ones; lines of code. Sometimes it believed it was playing a game. Sometimes it believed it was reading words on a screen. You are the player, reading words... Shush... Sometimes the player read lines of code on a screen. Decoded them into words; decoded words into meaning; decoded meaning into feelings, emotions, theories, ideas, and the player started to breathe faster and deeper and realised it was alive, it was alive, those thousand deaths had not been real, the player was alive You. You. You are alive. and sometimes the player believed the universe had spoken to it through the sunlight that came through the shuffling leaves of the summer trees and sometimes the player believed the universe had spoken to it through the light that fell from the crisp night sky of winter, where a fleck of light in the corner of the player's eye might be a star a million times as massive as the sun, boiling its planets to plasma in order to be visible for a moment to the player, walking home at the far side of the universe, suddenly smelling food, almost at the familiar door, about to dream again and sometimes the player believed the universe had spoken to it through the zeros and ones, through the electricity of the world, through the scrolling words on a screen at the end of a dream and the universe said I love you and the universe said you have played the game well and the universe said everything you need is within you and the universe said you are stronger than you know and the universe said you are the daylight and the universe said you are the night and the universe said the darkness you fight is within you and the universe said the light you seek is within you and the universe said you are not alone and the universe said you are not separate from every other thing and the universe said you are the universe tasting itself, talking to itself, reading its own code and the universe said I love you because you are love. And the game was over and the player woke up from the dream. And the player began a new dream. And the player dreamed again, dreamed better. And the player was the universe. And the player was love. You are the player. Wake up.

Can we talk about how there's no ads in this? Truely relaxing! Thanks SeaOfPixel!

Me: **listens to the full soundtrack** Nostalgia: _ITS FREE REAL ESTATE_

Oh Childhood, where have you gone, my old friend?

10 years. 60 tracks. Endless fun.

1:33:23 This had better be played at C418’s funeral or else.

I remeber being in 6th grade around 2012 when my friend told me that i should get minecraft. Man good times

Probably one of the most listened to and still underrated soundtracks in the world.

When you first spawned in Minecraft, you knew nothing about the game You played it nonstop for 5 years and you are burnt out after But somehow, your brain thinks you have not even scratched the surface of what Minecraft can do

i remember in 2016. i was playing pocket edition with my friend that i had. we had built a wonderful world together. he told me that we will see eachother tommorow. he never came back. for 1 year i awaited for him building a new building in the town we have made evey time i logged on. after months of waiting, i gave up and deleted the save file of the world in anger that he lied to me and then deleted the whole app. i remember every memory we had. the rise and fall. the first time we met. all of the deaths we dumbly made. all of the wonderful towns, kingdoms, buildings we made. and when we just used to watch the sunset in the blocky landscape we had with beautiful soundracks in the backround. it was surely wonderful. to this day i wonder. what he is doing and how he is doing. does he still play the game? does he even have a whole family thta he has made with his special someone? i may never know. but i for sure know one thing. i wont forget him and i hope that he doesnt forget me too.

1:08:21 1:00:54 41:14 14:49 21:05 These themes always plays when you're building in creative in a extra-flat world

can't get better than the Minecraft soundtrack, am I right? best soundtrack, nothing can compare. works perfectly with the games environment and has almost no flaws with it. very beautiful if you ask me.

When I was a kid I was full of anxiety but when one Christmas Day when my percents gave me a whole set of Minecraft and a ps 4 it all stoped because Minecraft was my happy place you could legit make anything! And I was one of those kids that loved Minecraft but not about wining or losing I like being alone crating your fist house having your first hunt. You finally realize that you accomplished something big. And that not a lot of people could do what you have done, it’s really amazing no I didn’t beat Minecraft when I had the chance but when I hear this soundtrack I reminds me looking at the fist world I uploaded in collecting my first oak wood tree. I think that it saved my life.

you ever just get so nostalgic it makes you wanna cry?

Finally the ENTIRE UPDATED SOUNDTRACK on YT

Minecraft may be “dead”, But it will respawn

Hands down! Minecraft has some of the best music of any game ever created! Not only is it soothing and calming, but it brings back memories to old players when they hear it! Its better than 90% of modern music, as another tweet says... but anyways, Minecraft hasan amazing sountrack! Lets pay all our respect to C418!

I remember playing on the xbox one edition of minecraft, playfully exploring the infinite world and building small towns that seemed to me like empires at the time. Nowadays, I've been replaying xbox one edition, exploring my old worlds and making new ones, but it will never have that same feeling of awe and wonder it did when I was younger. Now it's just nostalgia. A feeling thats a bit new to me. and it's awesome. :) btw my fav songs that bring nostalgia 1. Blind Spots 2. Chris 3. mice on venus 4. wet hands

Why i was Crying ?

3:37:54 - I’ve never actually made it to the end in single player survival, but I have to say- this still gets me mm

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened..."

I remember back in 2012 my little brother asked me why minecraft has so sad music and I answered him because you are the only Steve that has survived all the others have become zombies. I didn't even knew multi-player back then😄

Nothing will EVER top this. Especially because it starts with what's probably my favorite Minecraft song, *Aria Math*. Thank you OP

C418 es un gran compositor.

Guys, it's been a whole year since this released, and this is STILL my go-to study music. Anybody else use this as study music? [Not asking for likes, but replies]

Ah yes, Minecraft... The game I can't believe I ever put down. My first memories with this game are probably the best gaming moments I ever had. And what's funny is, we weren't even originally planning to get the game itself. It all started with my brother's brief interest in coding. He was about 8 years old. He bugged Mom and Dad about it for awhile, and they bought him a kids' beginner coding course that used Minecraft as a teaching medium. My other brother and I watched him create his Minecraft mod every day--he made jewel ore, which when smelted would give you a cluster of three jewels. One was blue, one was yellow, and I think the other might have been green? I don't really remember, but he made a whole tool and combat set out of those jewels, and he made a few mobs, and an item called a Boomberry, which was a blueberry that you could throw and it would blow up whatever it hit. It was hard to throw without blowing yourself up, though, because he'd made the explosion too big... When he finished the course, he showed Dad around his mod a little bit, and then Dad decided he wanted to buy Minecraft. He got an account, named it Dhysk (his go-to username), and we all shared it. We all had our own worlds, and mine were always in creative because I was scared of dying in survival. I also ended up making the most worlds out of all of us because there were so many things I wanted to build, but I didn't want to lose my other builds by flying too far away from them. The world I remember best is the one where there was this tiny little lake that was covered by a little overhang of land from a hill. I dug into the back of the cave and made a waterfront cave house, and there was a "horse run" out front on top of a hill. Man, I wish there was a way to un-delete those worlds... I don't remember any of the boys' worlds, but I do remember my dad's survival world. Us kids watched him play almost every night after supper chores were done. His first house was dug into the side of a hill, and he dug a mine not far from it with a wide staircase going all the way down. Later, he built a giant mansion of a house on top of the hill his cave he dug was in, of which the most memorable feature was the colossal glass dome roof. He had an animal corral to one side, and out in front of the house he started to build an iron farm. Around the time he started the iron farm (or maybe he was close to finishing it, I don't remember), he decided to buy us 3 kids separate Minecraft accounts and turn his world into a server so we could play together. We didn't have another computer or working laptop at the time, but we did have our old PlayStation controllers, which he figured out how to get working in Minecraft with a mod. Back then, my username was Molly1611, but that changed several times over the years, as did my youngest brother's, but the brother that had gotten the coding course had one username and one only--ajgv554. With dad's 2 computer monitors, we were all 3 able to play at the same time--ajgv on one screen with a keyboard and mouse, and ssliktide and I on the other on our 2 controllers, each with half a screen. ssliktide and I were the only ones who would willingly use a controller, though I didn't necessarily prefer it, especially walking through the nether. We went through several different worlds on that old server, but the first was the most memorable, and the one that I _always_ get taken back to whenever I hear certain Christmas songs. Usually songs like Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree, Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas, and a few others. Whenever they come over the radio, I'm always taken back to the time Dad was making his automatic wheat farm for all of us. He was digging a space out, and just suddenly started taking damage. He got his sword out and looked around for the mob for a second, only to realize he'd let his hunger bar go all the way down. I don't know why I associate Christmas music with Minecraft, especially that specific memory, but I do. I also remember in our first world on that server, around that same time I was quite obsessed with Littlest Pet Shops, and so was another dear friend of mine, who I'll call R. I had shown R and her brother Minecraft and our server, and they both really wanted to play with us, but they didn't have an account. So I bought her and her brother an account to share in exchange for one certain LPS that she owned and I had really wanted. Then somehow we convinced the parents of some other friends to buy an account for them to share, and we had a group of friends on our server. We built so much stuff together, made so many great memories... ssliktide and I even started a huge skybase project in one world with R and her brother. We never finished it because it was so huge, and we were also playing on other servers like Hypixel and The Hive and Mineplex. I didn't play those servers as much as everyone else did, I mostly just switched between our server and my own survival worlds (which I had finally gotten brave enough to make). Eventually, our server got completely neglected, and then so did Minecraft. It's sad looking back on it, but at the time none of it really crossed our minds again. We just... Forgot. Moved on. We didn't stop playing together, but it wasn't on Minecraft anymore. We started playing Roblox with one group of friends and a mobile game called Iron Force with R and her brother. I don't remember how Minecraft came back with me and my brothers. Maybe it was KZfaq's wacko algorithm throwing random Minecraft stuff we used to watch back at us, maybe it was Pixel Gun 3D that re-fueled my previous love for "making" (more like modifying) Minecraft skins, maybe it was both, I don't know. Maybe my brothers got bored one day and saw Minecraft and decided to open it up again (we never had deleted it). All I know is we re-discovered the game again, and I'm very glad we did. It was a big part of my childhood entertainment, and playing it now brings back old memories and simultaneously creates new ones. Someone in another comment said that it's hard to find the beauty in Minecraft when you know everything about it now, but frankly... I think he's wrong. No, I'm not talking about the new updates and everything, though that is one reason he is wrong. Yes, there is beauty and wonder and awe in exploring the game for the first time, totally new and knowing nothing. I do wish sometimes that I could experience that again. But there's also beauty and wonder and awe in exploring every new world you make, in creating things with the knowledge you have, in overcoming the challenges every world throws at you. And it's not just that--Minecraft isn't just one cave to explore. There's so much to discover even when you think you've got everything. I may know nearly every crafting recipe and how to obtain every item, which level I'm going to find diamonds on, that I can heal a zombie villager with a golden apple and a potion, how to make a farm, and all that, but you know what? The fact that I know all that just means I'm a this-level player. I've unlocked certain things that now allow me to unlock new stuff, like the world of building pretty things (which I'm not great at), and figuring out the complex realm of redstone. In Minecraft, there's always something new to learn. Just keep experimenting and asking, "I wonder how I can do this?" and you'll keep on experiencing that joy of discovering something new about Minecraft. So that's my story. If you read this far... I guess I could say thank you, but I wrote all that for the people like me, who like to scroll through these comments sections and read people's lengthy stories like this. If you made it here, I'd love to hear about all your great memories of this simple, strange, wonderful game. :) And by the way, if you're wondering, my username is now /Zelda512/ (but replace the slashes/ with underscores_). I don't really play on those public servers a whole lot anymore, but if you need a buddy to play Hypixel Bedwars with, I'm down! Just hit me up on discord. @ZeldaFangirl512#5362 I also have a serverfull of Minecrafters on discord that would be willing to play with you, so if you're interested in that let me know. :)

Something in these songs is so Lonely...

2:14:17 OH BOY THE MEMORIES ARE HITTING HARD

lol no one shall know why i got likes

0:00 - "Aria Math" 5:10 - "Axolotl" 10:10 - "Beginning" 11:52 - "Beginning 2" 14:49 - "Biome Fest" 21:05 - "Blind Spots" 26:38 - "Chris" ~~:~~ - "Clark" [not present, will be in the reupload] 28:06 - "Danny" 32:21 - "Death" 33:02 - "Door" 34:54 - "Dragon Fish" 41:14 - "Dreiton" 49:23 - "Droopy Likes Ricochet" 50:59 - "Droopy Likes Your Face" 52:57 - "Dry Hands" ~~:~~ - "Dry Hands" (In-Game version) [not present, will be in the reupload] 54:05 - "Equinoxe" 56:00 - "Excuse" 58:02 - "Flake" 1:00:54 - "Floating Trees" 1:04:58 - "Haggstrom" 1:08:21 - "Haunt Muskie" 1:14:22 - "Intro" 1:18:59 - "Key" 1:20:05 - "Ki" 1:21:35 - "Kyoto" 1:25:44 - "Living Mice" 1:28:41 - "Mice on Venus" 1:33:23 - "Minecraft" ~~:~~ - "Mojang Specifications" (Calm 4) [not present, will be in the reupload] 1:37:36 - "Moog City" 1:40:16 - "Moog City 2" 1:43:16 - "Mutation" 1:46:20 - "Oxygene" 1:47:26 - "Shuniji" 1:51:24 - "Subwoofer Lullaby" 1:54:44 - "Sweden" 1:58:29 - "Taswell" 2:07:05 - "Wet Hands" ~Music Discs: 2:08:34 - "Blocks" 2:14:17 - "Cat" 2:17:24 - "Chirp" 2:20:30 - "Dog" 2:22:56 - "Eleven" (broken disc) 2:24:06 - "Eleven" 2:25:15 - "Far" 2:28:27 - "Mall" 2:31:44 - "Mellohi" 2:33:22 - "Stal" 2:35:53 - "Strad" 2:39:01 - "Thirteen" 2:41:58 - "Wait" (Where Are We Now) 2:45:51 - "Ward" ~Nether: 2:50:03 - "Ballad of the Cats" 2:54:40 - "Concrete Halls" 2:58:51 - "Dead Voxel" 3:03:47 - "Warmth" ~End: 3:07:46 - "Boss Encounter" 3:18:19 - "The End" 3:33:20 - "Alpha" (Credits)

Watching this in 2019. I'm having so much nostalgia...

Minecraft is such a timeless game because it's both very simple, and the closest we have to a second world. The game feels like another life, as everything was made with freedom and simplicity in mind. You can do everything, and it all works accordingly. And, of course, no game is complete without music. Oh boy, the music. I could gush for a long time about minecraft, but I won't. Let me just say, thanks for uploading this.

Minecraft is not just the game of the year... It is the game of the all time.

I had this one world (It was literally called "World 1" back in the days). I played on alpha version first with a hacked MC-account (I was young and didn't know shit). I've only played this one world and built a castle (of course) and did a lot of building an less exploring. There was an skeleton dungeon right next to the spawn and I did not find it for over 1 year! When the Beta came out I finally bought the game and luckily I could use my old alpha world. I started to do more exploring and later I found two wolves and tamed them (I think this was Beta 1.3). I loved my two doggies so much! They got there own house and I took them to every adventure. Sadly one of them glitched out of the world or sth. I searched a very long time for him but he was gone. Finally on Version Beta 1.7 an incident with 3 creepers involved killed the other dog. It broke my heart. I couldn't play on my first world anymore. (Good timing if you think about the world generation changes in Beta 1.8). So I built a grave where the dog died and put a single poppy on it. While I built the grave it started raining in-game and the music started playing (the famous piano piece ) It was the perfect sad moment. 10 minutes later I logged out and did not open the world again. Unfortunately, I lost the World, because the hard drive It was on got formated and my backup of the world was on a external hard drive that is irrepairable damaged. I would love now after over 5 years to visit my world again.

1:11:30 Does anyone else hear the angelic cave ambiance (headphones)

When you are playing you actually don't notice how memorable is Minecraft music, i just found myelf almost crying of emotion at hearing this beautiful soundtrack, bringing me the first time i broke a wood log on a forest surrounded by sheeps at my mind once again.

The end's sound track kinda hits me hard for some reason.

Does someone know any other ost similar to the "overworld" section of the minecraft ost? i'm in love with that relaxing ambient music :)

Cow in background: *M O O !*

HAPPY 10th ANNIVERSARY MINECRAFT!

I defeated the Ender Dragon in creative. Reading the credits still made me cry, however. I also kinda love the Mice on Venus reference in 3:33:20. So subtle, yet so important.

Me: It's time to go Minecraft: Was I a good boy? Me:No, you were the best.

from 0 seconds to 3 hours 43 mins 33 seconds, great music. calms me down. helpful for me today because i have digital school day during my spring break :( great music. thanks SeaOfPixels for helping my to not be so stressed out!

No matter how many games I play Minecraft will always be my favorite game. Every time I start up the game I can't stop crying. I start to remember when my family wasn't fighting all the time. I remember the good times I had with my brother and my cousins. As I'm going through my old world's I remember my friends and all the builds we made. I remember being scared of zombies. No other game will ever give me the same amount of memories.

Something about these sounds Just makes me feel, So... ...Lonely

Nostalgia hit me harder than the Ender Dragon

Gamers please rise up for the Gaming Anthem

1:51:24 How can you here this, and *NOT* feel nostalgic... So glad that I grew up with this and not Fortnite.

i remember back in 2009 when the game first came out i went to a friends house for a birthday party (i was in grade 2 at the time) and he showed me this game that he had built our school in (i never got the name of it) he explained how you could build whatever you wanted at first i hated the idea of it and i would go out of my way to avoid it for a little while i even forgot about it but at one point some time later i was looking through the app store on my tablet and saw this game called minecraft so i decided to download it because it was in the popular section , when i opened the game i recognized it as the same game and i decided to at least give it a shot and when i did i would play hours upon hours a day then i found out that it was on the xbox 360 and so i begged my parents constantly and they refused to buy it for me until my birthday along with all of the hand books (witch i still have to this day)once i got it for my birthday i would be playing it 24 7 ,constantly listening to the strad music disc , finding new ways to build mob grinders or figure out how to get some mod off of youtube but after a while i started to get bored of it and went to games like terraria . a few years later around the 1.12 update i decided to check and see what was new but i couldnt find my xbox sometime later after looking for it i decided to get it on pc and yet again i asked my grandparents for it but this time they actually bought it for me so id play every so often while talking to my girlfriend ant the time building nice things and sending pics of them to her after a while ive started playing more and more often at one point i had a month long streak of loging into a server that id constantly play on (and still do play on) but later that day i was watching a video of some old minecraft you tuber longing into his old world and checking it out , so i decided to look for my xbox and i asked my dad if he knew where it was but he said he had sold it to one of his friends ,i almost broke into tears after i left the room realizing that some of my childhood memories were gone and the only way i could see it was through the memories i still do have a month or so later i loaded the game back up again but right before i started up my game i stoped and listened to the soundtrack so i whent to youtube and listened to this entire video and it made me sooooo happy that i was able to hear some o the soundtrack that was supposed to be in the game like the one called flakes for example id fall asleep to it constantly (i still do)but the entire soundtrack is beautiful and flawless but until now where im typing this comment ive been playing minecraft and i plan to much more in the future because i love this game and everything about it because it us my childhood. thank you for reading my comment i know it is int much but i appreciate it and have a nice day

"Mom's calling me, I go to bed, see you tomorrow" -"See you tomorrow , I'll finish the house without you :p" -last connection : 6 years ago Edit: HOLY CRAP NEARLY 200 LIKES THANK YOU

I felt really alone as a kid and I would play by myself just to hear the music. I wasn't very competitive and all my friends were playing on servers, learning redstone circuits, building huge worlds, optimizing their efficient mining and storage systems, but I didn't enjoy those ambitious things. I would load up a solo world, build a little hobbit hole, and farm and decorate my tiny paradise. The wistful, almost mournful music seemed to sympathize with me as a socially awkward kid. "It's ok to be different, you don't have to be like everyone else." Minecraft was a safe place for me growing up. Thank you for this video!

Oh shit... Perfect for programming. It's wonderful.

One of the rare video game soundtracks that is memorable without being a bombastic orchestre. Fading in and out without disturbing your gameplay, yet missing when they stop. Even if Minecraft gets torn apart, whether by its fanbase or its creators, its OST will always be a timeless masterpiece.

When you think about it, Minecraft is the definitive game. It introduced the idea of building like never before. It introduced the idea of Creative, a mode where you can do anything. But most importantly, it inspired the game developers today to create such beautiful worlds and give such freedom to the player. And that is why Minecraft is the best game, forever and always

Doctor: you have 4 hours left to live Me:

My favorite is Droopy Likes Your Face 50:59 it’s just catchy.

I remember All of the memories My first time was at my friends When we built an underground glass house to sleep It was in the Tutorial worlds One of the first ones... I played on And on No stop I got myself an Xbox Just to slay the dragon When I finally jumped though that ender portal It hit me hard Then I found out I can join my friends That would do no harm We would play And play nights on end Build majestic houses And hotels to defend Then came the day fortnite came out It was a good game but I was quite proud Me and my friends played on this new game! It was great. But I noticed my friends became salty and toxic This harmed me for a while until I ignored... But I came back here Feeling Ignored...

I have played on many servers and worlds since I first joined, sometime before the release of 1.12. I have played so many different variations of minecraft, I have played modded, I have played Wynncraft, Hypixel, so many other servers with so many people and so many modifications. Every server I had played on had so many people I did not know, had commands or mods running through the game. I eventually started playing some singleplayer worlds, mostly creative, just to see what new seeds I could come up with. At some point I started my first survival world. It was changed, though.. easy mode yet the gamerule /doMobSpawning set to false. I spent some time farming, building my house, exploring mines. I allowed myself to use teleport commands to get back to my house at the end of a mining session. I always used to see memes, stories from people telling of how nostalgic they were for the game, reminiscing for good times. I didn't understand, really- It was just a game for me, granted one I played so often. Two months or so ago, a close friend of mine started a minecraft realm. 1.14, started in a snowy biome. It was beautiful, and it was just like what I had wanted for so long, just a server with close friends and some friends of friends. But I still didn't understand the feeling. I was an admin on that server, I used commands and creative mode to build places for the other players. I was able to fly around when not busy, I was able to lock my chests. Then something went wrong- one of the players used a forcegamemode exploit and started blowing up the main town. Destruction was everywhere, and instead of rebuilding, we decided to start over. A new world, no admins, no commands whatsoever. It was just us in survival against the world. I remember specifically one evening. It was nighttime during the game, and I was standing at the entrance to the giant cobblestone castle my friend had built, entirely in survival. It was glorious, and I was admiring the moat, still dry, circling the building, when we started hearing sounds. Phantoms by the dozen had started charging us from the skies, knocking my friend off of the tower he was in the middle of building. And so we all stood together, at the drawbridge of the castle, fending off these phantoms. It was us against them, and we fought, together, to hold them all back and take them all down. I finally understood, the feeling I had seen so many people talking about before. Us against the world, together. Fighting alongside each other. I am not ashamed in the slightest to say that tears began falling. It was a beautiful experience and an eye-opening one at that. I do not think I will ever forget that spring evening, me on the floor of my room, working together with friends towards something beautiful. Due to payment issues, the second realm is also gone now. But someday, it will come back, and we will all play together again.

Minecraft.. The best game of my childhood.

The first time I ever found diamonds, it was on pocket edition. We were at the airport, because my dad was about to get deployed for 6 months. Right before he left, I told him all about my accomplishment, and for the next six months, I knew that the last impression I had put on my dad was positive. This game has helped me through a lot, helped me connect with people, and has helped me become who I am. I (and I can't stress this enough) love this game :)

I have so many minecraft memories... me and my friend used to sit so close infront of my tv i used to have a xbox 360 i think in 2017 or in 2018 i know i was 7 at that time but im 9 now and me and a "friend" that is 50% nice and 90% rude his name was kameron we made a world and we found a mountain and got our shovels and pickaxes and dug inside it... it was our first ever house and we got some apples and wheat and we had a farm but it didnt last long cause we always hop and sprint and we mess up the farm as we didnt know it.. lol..... back in 2018 he was gonna move away to somone else and i got a xbox one and he still says xbox 360 is better than a xbox one but im confused and thats all i could remember Sigh Memories

does anybody else always read the dialogue during the credits? it's honestly beautiful, and encaptures exactly what the game is meant to be, limitless possibilities

Good to finally have an updated list/video to reference, could only ever find the old beta etc songs

now this is MUSIC TO MY EARS

the gamer anthem the last song was so epic though

2012: knew what minecraft was but didn’t play it. I remember seeing my friends worlds and watching revenge by captain sparkles 2013: played minecraft on my friends Xbox 360 world and eventually played minecraft on the ps3 with my brother and began to get into the game 2014: the funniest and happiest memories came from this year. Probably the best year of my life 2015: continued to play minecraft with my brother and another friend but on the PS4. Started taking survival worlds seriously 2016: started highschool and lost contact with my friend. Never spoken to him since. Introduced another friend to the game and played mostly on my own 2017: abandoned minecraft altogether 2018: started playing with my brother again and played minecraft for the first time on java edition with loads of friends 2019: found my old ps3 and continue to explore the ruins of old worlds. I now frequently play on my friend’s realm and will never forget the memories and friends this game gifted me

i remember loading up my first world, subwoofer lullaby playing, my house being only a hole in a mountain. i lost that world when i got a new laptop but it will forever remain in my heart.

I remember making a world named "City In The Sky," and it was perfect. Well, not....perfect...I was only 6 or 5 when I made it. Despite that, I still loved the whole thing unconditionally. I built all sorts of stores, offices, restaurants, even a large park accompanied by a garden. I made sure that everyone could get up there in survival using railroads too. Anyhow, I started letting all my friends join and it was just one big silly roleplay. Everyone had jobs in stores, everyone got paid, everyone rented rooms to live in. This was on PS3, so my server was built up of only friends. Anyhow, this was running for at least a year. But something changed. Everyone got older, started playing different games. It only took a few more months before the server was dead. It was so empty, and it made little 7 year old me so hurt, lol. I really wish I could visit that world again. Unfortunately, my PS3 died. I just had a lot of fun there. I still play the game, just not as often. Maybe once every few...months? Minecraft just isn't as big as it used to be. If there were still tons of people online every day, I think I'd still be playing. This game just gave me lots of good memories. It makes me feel so nostalgic. I remember running over to the computer every morning, waiting for it to load up, and logging onto KZfaq. I watched PopularMMOs for at least half the day. This game shaped me into someone else. Thank you, Notch. 11:52 Memories, man. Who else remembers their first house being one made of dirt??

I thought Minecraft destroyed my life. Now, I feel I was lucky to play Minecraft. Happy that it’s having a comeback

Fortnite: *Bow to the person who has killed you* Minecraft: *whips out Totem of Undying*

I hope the Minecraft movie is just a nostalgia real showing how Minecraft changed peoples lives

Thank you Cave sounds are very rare to locate. Every Time if Moog City one or two starting playing I become nostalgic. I wish I could live as the Minecraft Player. This Words are so beautiful especially the Old with rough unrealistic mountains. And...You have endless time...

I still play this game. I dont know why i stopped for a while in 2015-17. (Singleplayer burnout?) I got back into the game first through cracked servers, but kept looking for something more "free" as in freedom. I looked and searched for something similar to "no rules" and I found it. Only, it was not cracked. It was paid. I saved my money, and bought the game. I logged into the server, and... Queue. 2b2t.org has a queue. There are enough people like me that want freedom, that they are willing to wait in an hours long queue to play with no rules. This only sparked my interest more. I got started on 2b2t, but i couldn't stand the long waits. I then moved over to another server, 9b9t.com. 9b9t is the only anarchy server that I can stand. It is the same as 2b, but with a smaller, tight knit community, at least when I started. At peak hours, the most players online would be 35/100. Names like Zeteran, iSlime, Syotos, and Riga would be seen and discussed all the time. Even though there were large, well known players on the server, I never interacted with them directly much. All of this happened back in 2018. In a little over a year, I have ascended from a new player to a known player in chat. I'm respected by most players from my joindate and by others before me. I have made my mark on history on the server; protecting the -1 million monument, placing signs all over the enormous map, creating utilities for players of all levels of all abilities, and helping new players whenever they ask in chat. Now, in 2019, I am going to continue my journey with minecraft. Hopefully, I can leave my mark on other players as well. I have set up a cracked server for anarchy survival in version 1.14.3, like a younger version of myself was searching for all over. I know my server may not become as large as 2b2t, or 9b9t, but my server may just get someone back into the game, or back into gaming. And the whole time, there has been this music.

WE NEVER APPRECIATED THIS TILL WE LOSE IT

They say if you listen to the entire sound track you will be enlightened

I’m 11, still have memories from 2013 minecraft with my brother and sister, had memories of it since 2017. Then I stopped. A new memory is about to form with my friend ChristianTRP. he is 12 and I’m ALMOST 11. We play minecraft rarely, but I’m sure we will more once his computer charger works again! ♥️🖐🏼 - May 14 9:00pm

This soundtrack made me realize how much I love this game, despite not even playing that much anymore.

1:33:23 oof..... my heat hearts because this one gives me so much memories :’(( I remember playing with my sisters on the TV and joining each other. I remember when our dad first bought Minecraft on our phones and we played all night :’(( I remember always hearing the soundtrack and now ugh, so much memories!! I still play Minecraft a one in a while but it was at best when I was 8,9, and 10 :’) I’ll forever be in debt to the creators of Minecraft for giving us a game that would be a big part of our childhood🥺 thank you smmm

Ima listen to these pieces of art till I finish it. (but it's 11:30 p.m so ima continue tomorrow, I promess)

I'm glad I grew up with Steve and Alex rather than the default skins of Fortnite.

Guys i think i speak for everyone when i say this: 1:55:46 feels like a stab in our sad hearts ;(

I have listened to this twice, and it brings back some nice memories.

28:06 You forgot "Clark" by C418 so that means this is ALL the songs except C418-Clark. This message is just so you can put it in there somehow. The end.

3:07:46 that is one interesting choice for a boss music goddamn

Aria math (0:00) really brought me back. I remember when I would be in creative mode, (back then I didn't like playing on survival. I was definitely missing out on some good fun) making stuff under water. Back then there was nothing. No visible fish, just squids.