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Yeah, definitely its going to be a problem.

It's funny because the Dread are paracausal beings like Guardians and a single Subjugator or Tormentor unit is stronger than Yirix...but they are so leader dependent. It's actually kinda pathetic for them 😂

@@CJWII yeah, because the Witness made them to be it's most perfect and obediant servants to the point that woundn't be surprising that without It the Dreads are kinda like stored weapons, waiting for someone capable to command them.

The two main people running the archive are Liam and Atlyx Liam's channel: www.youtube.com/@DestinyMusicMixes Atlyx's channel: www.youtube.com/@AtlyxMusic -Liam

What's been uploaded is all there was. The only stuff left to upload are cinematics which all reused older tracks or used the Encore music. -Breshi

Most of the echoes activity tracks were just Curse of Osiris and Nessus destinations tracks. So you'd have to look in those playlists for those. Encore is the only activity thus far with unique music

RIGHT?

when is it

That is the same melody but its origin comes from The Tribulation in Music of the Spheres. The reason for its use here is because that melody is part of the Ishtar palette. It's heard in Spire of the Watcher music as well. :) -Breshi

The first Destiny track to have that motif was "untold legends".

​@@jimijenkins2548 Its not Untold Legends, it's The Tribulation.

@@lemonwithalime I thought that appeared as an excerpt, further down the tracklist.

​@@jimijenkins2548The tracklist isn't accurate as to where motifs came from. Music of the Spheres (the album The Tribulation is from) was made first. MotS is the origin of *a lot* of motifs from Destiny 1. Excerpts from MotS were thrown around the D1 album pretty much at random. Untold Legends doesn't have any unique melodies, it's basically a "motif salad". Music of the Spheres served as a foundation for the mood and feel of Destiny music. Nothing in MotS references anything outside of MotS.

I really like they referred to that. Argos - EoW final boss used to be a Nessus planetary core.

Thank you for your question! Pieter Schlosser is the lead credit, but every composer listed in the credits other than Martin O'Donnell and C Paul Johnson likely had a hand in these tracks. -Liam

No, unfortunately.

Wel that goes into the DND music list

rewards?

unless im just thinking of something else lol

ITS BE BRAVE omg i barely got it when i hopped in the shower. it was killing me for the longest time and i finally got it. i hope this isnt me being completely wrong tho lol but it should be the section right before it repeats the be brave motif one last time.

It vaguely reminds me of The Prison at 4:18 through that movement. Idk it ringed a bell for me too

@@84m30oh nice I hear it too lol. I wouldn’t mind another music of the spheres reference

There’s actually been a few of them pop up through the last 5 years. First appeared in menagerie.

Thats a Future Hydra no? We had a few of them

​@@leonkanivoraThese are the precursors. The descendant vex are specifically the green ones with yellow eyes and donut head

there’s been a few since VoG was reprised

💙💙💙 -Liam

Since Spire of the Watcher they've been using The Tribulation to refer to the Ishtar Collective, who Maya Sundaresh was a former member of. -Liam

@@destiny_music_archiveooooh I never noticed that!

where is the conducter motif?

It's moreso a motif meant to represent the Echoes that flew out of the Traveler. It's the one at the start of this piece. -Breshi

@@destiny_music_archiveoh dude I’m facepalming rn I just recognized it from TFS ost “Only Echoes Remain” track. More subtle there then here.

They used it in Spire of the Watcher, too! -Liam

@@destiny_music_archiveDidn’t they use the Ishtar sink motif for that? They’re very similar, but the key they use makes the difference between the two.

Ishtar Sink just uses the Tribulation -Liam

Look for Mercury's Golden Age (Future). -Breshi

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