I agree with you but i think nier automata wins this title, i love both series, i never played nier but for only listen to the musics you can feel that damn game .
This is more about living your best life, instead of depression. “Burning your dread” is doing what you want to while you can. (That’s why the MC dies at the end)
Idk bro, kinda debatable. I'd say this Is from persona 3, but from persona 4 it's probably I'll face myself or reach out to the truth, and p5 is the whole soundtrack
I guess Im asking randomly but does someone know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot the login password. I would love any tips you can give me.
@Bruno Carter I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im trying it out now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Soo excited first time getting to experience P3 story. Been holding off for a while in hopes of the remake. Here’s hoping they remake 1 & 2 sometime in the future as well.
I love how they make a slight stop before it in this version. Makes it more impactful. And how they let the guitar ring out and slowly fade away... so good.
I've been thinking about this song. Orpheus is the Persona of the protagonist, right? There's a story to his Persona. Orpheus and his wife, Eurydice, attempted to escape from the underworld (also called Tartarus) and make it back to the surface. Here's where this song comes in: The line "I'll lift my face and run to the sunlight" could be a subtle nod to the part of the story where Orpheus is almost out of the underworld and sees the sunlight. He's not supposed to look back, because if he does, Eurydice will have to stay in the underworld forever without any means of escape. However, his curiousity eventually gets the better of him and he looks back to check on Eurydice, who then instantly vanishes and goes back into the underworld. The part in the song tells us that, despite his loss and the feeling of emptiness, Orpheus lifts his head and walks towards the sunlight, towards the surface world, where he belongs. Just like the protagonist of P3 loves his friends and doesn't want to leave them alone, but eventually goes into the afterlife without them.
@@yondabigman4668 Comes from Descartes. He wanted to know if there was something true in this world. To reach that truth, he started to doubt everything. He did so until he found reasons to doubt logic itself. However, he found that no matter how hard he thought, he couldn't doubt doubt itself, because then he would just be doubting again. That was the first thing that passed his test. If he was doubting, there had to be a him after all. A him that was thinking, because you can't doubt if you don't think. He found proof of his existence in the fact that he was thinking that he was doubting. I am because I think. I think, therefore, I am
@@zaqareemalcolm He was able to truly realize the power of his bonds, and make friends that would come to his aid when he needed it most Joker's friends all abandon him in his darkest hour
I love this song and this game it really shows the idea of yes mortality is true but you shouldn't despair burn your dread and make a purpose for yourself that you want and walk into the sunlight truly free without inhibition
"Lift my head and turn to the sunlight" probably plays double as make it to the end of the dark hour and see the sun. And to Orpheus trying to save his wife from the underworld.
I remember being like 8 and vibing to this which is weird since I never heard about Persona until a couple of years later I guess Burn My Bread is an iconic song
Me first time I've ended this game: "Oh, he's sleepy c:" Me 2 hours later noticing he's dead: "Please tell me this is not true!!! He's not" *Cries for 12 hours*
Welp, good thing I wasn't planning on playing this game any time soon. That ending would have made this one of my favourite games of all time but y'know. My fault for wanting to enjoy Persona music and read comments.
@@Durabele When P6 releases, I am buying it as soon as it comes out if I have the money. If someone else plays it and uploads it to UA-cam, if I get recommended them (likely due to how much Persona stuff I view) I am immedietly blocking them and clicking the button to not recommend that content. No spoilers for me!!
@@xornedge8204 Yeah, but that is a level 3 persona all the way to a level 61 one. They are pretty cool looking though. Just realized you were playing portable, so your orpheus could actually be useful.
@@nathankincaid9814 haha yeah. Idk but in portable we didn't have complex fusions i believe. We could only do up to a triple fusion or quadra. Pretty lame on that part. Also I kept him and used him in fights. I obviously didn't just use him. That would be suicide with the amount of weaknesses he has.
"With a Pride of a Living." That actually hit me when I just realized that the MC died, I only played it on the psp so it was little bit vague after choosing Mitsuru game ends.
This out of all the songs in the original is the one I think they shouldn't touch at all. It's just so iconic and encapsulates the themes of the game so well.
Dreamless dorm, Ticking clock I walk away from the soundless room Windless night moonlight melts My ghostly shadow to the lukewarm gloom Nightly dance of bleeding swords Reminds me that I still live I will burn my dread I once ran away from the god of fear And he chained me to dispair Burn my dread I'll break the chain And run 'till I see the sunlight again I'll lift my face and run to the sunlight Voiceless town Tapping feet I clench my fist In pockets tight... Far in mist a tower waits... Like a merciless tomb Devouring the moonlight. Clockwork maze end unknown In frozen time a staircase stands Shadows crawl on bloodstained floor I rush straight ahead with a sword in hands Cold touch of my trembling gun I close my eyes to hear you breathe I will burn my dread This time I'll grapple down that god of fear And throw him into hell's fire Burn my dread I'll shrug the pain And run 'till I see the sunlight again Oh I will run burning all regret and dread And I will face the sun with pride of the living
3:02 I absolutely can't stress how much I love the pause right after "and I will face the sun", minor detail that adds so much more emphasis towards the end.
To this day, still my favorite Persona game. Nothing against the sequels, but this one... well, I'm still here because I played it. I told myself I wouldn't end it until I saw the end of this silly little PS2 game, because it was just so damn interesting. By the end, and strongly considering its narrative, I didn't want to anymore. I have to remind myself of that from time to time, but I'm still here. "And I WILL face the sun with the pride of the living."
I think this is a weird Persona serie’ s power. I feel the same with Persona 5, and i know a bunch of people that can say it too with Persona 4.The first Persona’ s game that you play is unforgettable.
I like this one a bit more than 5 since it felt somewhat difficult throughout the entire game. P5&R were fine until you were halfways through the game; then it becomes a cakewalk.
@@dappercrow8138 Which is handy, because I suck major clams at JRPGs. Persona is damn near the only series I can put up with, and it's got nothing to do with the actual "gameplay."
@@TDUShelby "The Arcana is the means by which all is revealed.... In the face of disaster lies opportunity for renewal." I think that this quote by Nyx Avatar is something you can think on, I always loved the quotes by Nyx at the very end. I'm glad this kept you going. I'm a year late but who cares?
@@RetroSixGaming Not I, friend. Since writing that comment, my life has changed, some for the better, some for the worse. I'm still here. To loosely tie it together with your reply; in the face of my father's recent death, exists my opportunity to move on. Next year will be the 10-year anniversary of the first and only time I completed P3, and I think it will be high time I make the journey again.
This is just the perfect waking-up song in my mind. It crystallizes the feeling of waking up, knowing there’s a long day ahead of you, and getting out of bed to face it.
Dreamless dorm Ticking clock I walk away From the soundless room Windless night Moonlight melts My ghostly shadow To the lukewarm gloom Nightly dance Of bleeding swords Reminds me that I still live I will (Burn my dread) I once ran away from the god of fear And he chained me to despair, yeah (Burn my dread) I will break the chain and run Till I see the sunlight again I lift my face And run through the sunlight
I’m kind of over this series but I’ll get over P3. This game is truly special and there’s nothing quite like it. The themes in this are amazing and inspiring.
A few people around said this in the comments but i wanna say it too. This is probably the best version of Burn My Dread. The way the horns plays and all the other instruments in the background play is just so- IT'S SO GOOD (I'm not a music student please don't bully me for not knowing proper terms)!!! Very harmonious and I get chills listeninh to this one. Like you can feel the pain and struggles of the characters.
I don't have a PS2 or PSP due to being a newer gamer, so having access to P3 was a bit unrealistic for me, but I finally watched persona 3 the movie and even just that version of the story was enough for me to get why this game resonates with so many people. I can only imagine how good the game probably is. One of these days I'll get my hands on a way to play it
@@vandairgaming481 True. I unfortunately am also without a PS3 though. Probably the best console to get for retro playstation gaming given its backwards compatibility though, so I might try and get one eventually
No matter how many times i play this masterpiece, no matter if its Reload or Fes, or even watching the movies, i still uncontrollably cry at the ending. Its absolutely my favorite game of all time ❤ You see that Shinji?
I ain’t gonna lie its already my third comment under this video and you'll probably never see the others but I have to say, this version is one of my favourite songs of all time!
I know the first time I got the ending with Minato becoming the seal I actually cried it was such an emotional moment and it really got to me. This probably the best game I've played and will ever play because it touches me on so many levels. Thanks Atlus for making such a masterpiece.
Depression: I wish I could be in a anime game
Atlus: your wish is granted
God I wish I was in a damn eroge
Atlus: how about you get to play as the interactive buddy instead?
I agree with you but i think nier automata wins this title, i love both series, i never played nier but for only listen to the musics you can feel that damn game .
Mais uma pesssoa no planeta I can agree I have never played Nier so that’s more because of my experience of the game
This is more about living your best life, instead of depression. “Burning your dread” is doing what you want to while you can. (That’s why the MC dies at the end)
If I hear one more bread joke, a bread is not the only thing getting burnt.
Right under that in my comment section is a bread joke. But jokes aside what an amazing game and damn stellar soundtrack.
I never have heard bread. I always hear just "I will hurt myself" and it just somehow fits in really well
@@konstatuominen3218 Before I knew the title of the song or the actual lyrics, I always heard her saying 'I will find my way'. I thought it fit too
Burn my bread
just someone
Oh nooo I was too close to the oven!
I burn my threads
"13 years and the Engrish hasn't changed one bit." I miss that comment lol
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Patrik Salgau what the fuck
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Bluedemons 2007 it’s the battle theme for persona 3
Seven _ I know what it was I’m just concerned at how long he took to do that
burn my dread is the 'a cruel angels thesis' of the persona series i will take this to my grave
@i'm not a furry i swear memories of you
Idk bro, kinda debatable. I'd say this Is from persona 3, but from persona 4 it's probably I'll face myself or reach out to the truth, and p5 is the whole soundtrack
@Kamdiria Lathan Netflix dub? Because the original is way better
@Kamdiria Lathan no they are not
I'd kick someone's ass to Mass Destruction, or Last Surprise
Fun fact: If you play this song on new year's eve, at 11 hours, 59 minutes and 1 second, you will hear burn my dread at 12 a.m.
Them: 2020 can't get any worse
Me: stays up until New Years 2021 and accidentally gets stuck in the Dark Hour
I actually did this last year at new year's. Good to know I'm not the only one who thought to do this.
you idiot you’ll enter the dark hour
Jkontheway worth it if you get a persona
Darth Meme the Wise new anime jesus?
Everyone please take a moment to pay respects to the original upload we all watched.
Can we get an F boys?
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Fat F for the lost jokes in the comment section. Goodbye to a beautiful artifact.
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Fun fact : There is so much Jesus jokes that UA-cam recommended me this song as "Christian music" No joke
Damn thats soo funny
I mean, he's last persona is called messiah
@@ericolivares.t *his
I guess Im asking randomly but does someone know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot the login password. I would love any tips you can give me.
@Bruno Carter I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im trying it out now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
CAN'T WAIT TO LISTEN TO THE REMAKE VERSION OF THIS
I see I'm not the only one
I can't wait for the updated visuals accompanying it. I'm gonna cry.
Soo excited first time getting to experience P3 story. Been holding off for a while in hopes of the remake. Here’s hoping they remake 1 & 2 sometime in the future as well.
I'm pretty sure we're getting a new opening (ಥ﹏ಥ)
@@kiyomizuAkua we are?
I’m going to say it.
This is the best version of Burn My Dread
Gonna agree if we're talking about instruments. Not on vocals though. That's on the DMN rerecord version.
possibly but I think the version of the movie is more harmonious.
Agreed
It is
Still prefer the original myself. I feel like the added instruments here get in the way at times. Still great tho
That last part " And I will face the sun with the pride of the living" always sounds so badass
I love how they make a slight stop before it in this version. Makes it more impactful. And how they let the guitar ring out and slowly fade away... so good.
Agreed
I've been thinking about this song. Orpheus is the Persona of the protagonist, right?
There's a story to his Persona. Orpheus and his wife, Eurydice, attempted to escape from the underworld (also called Tartarus) and make it back to the surface.
Here's where this song comes in: The line "I'll lift my face and run to the sunlight" could be a subtle nod to the part of the story where Orpheus is almost out of the underworld and sees the sunlight. He's not supposed to look back, because if he does, Eurydice will have to stay in the underworld forever without any means of escape. However, his curiousity eventually gets the better of him and he looks back to check on Eurydice, who then instantly vanishes and goes back into the underworld.
The part in the song tells us that, despite his loss and the feeling of emptiness, Orpheus lifts his head and walks towards the sunlight, towards the surface world, where he belongs. Just like the protagonist of P3 loves his friends and doesn't want to leave them alone, but eventually goes into the afterlife without them.
I have heard that story before but I totally forget that. Thanks for explaining
What is the reason for corgito ergo sum (I think therefore I am)?
That story is very similiar to izanagi and izanami.
And then Dionysus' followers dismember him.
@@yondabigman4668 Comes from Descartes. He wanted to know if there was something true in this world. To reach that truth, he started to doubt everything. He did so until he found reasons to doubt logic itself. However, he found that no matter how hard he thought, he couldn't doubt doubt itself, because then he would just be doubting again. That was the first thing that passed his test. If he was doubting, there had to be a him after all. A him that was thinking, because you can't doubt if you don't think. He found proof of his existence in the fact that he was thinking that he was doubting. I am because I think. I think, therefore, I am
Remember, if you hear someone say "I want to die" slap them and tell then "That's why anime Jesus died"
😭
I'd slap them and so no! Emo jesus Died for us so we don't wish for death
@@astronyxo7947 he wasn't an emo tho. He just wasn't very talkative
@@xornedge8204
He just doesn’t care.
@@goroakechi6126 yeah he’s not emo he just doesn’t care
“welcome home big bro” wait… wrong game
"Ahh.. you're back" wait.. still wrong game
@@therosejoker3685 ah professor, nothing to re- heck wrong game and series
IT'S TOASTERFRICKER241
Oh wait wrong video
*GO TO SLEEP JOKER* oops wrong game
“It’s time to d..d....d..duel” wait.. wrong anime
lets all pay our respects to anime Jesus for dying for our sins
also hes the only persona main character who can get away with being a mega hoe
@@zaqareemalcolm He was able to truly realize the power of his bonds, and make friends that would come to his aid when he needed it most
Joker's friends all abandon him in his darkest hour
RIP in rest door man
Which of both door kun or revolver jesus
@@itz_cros3779 Revolver jesus is more like the antichrist tho, door-kun and Femc are the true saviors, spread the word brother
It’s new year dark hour now, 10 years ago Ryoji lost the last of his humanity.
Comment F to pay respect to the yellow scarfed stud
F
F
F(ES)
@@jennytulls6369 Curse you for doing that.
F
The best version of Burn my Dread ever, even the original version doesn’t compare to this
Agree with this. I was so happy to find the song was bigger than the intro version.
In terms of instrumentals, gonna have to agree with you. In terms of vocals, the rerecord version on P3 DMN is the best.
i like the instruments here better than the old version, but i still prefer the engrish from the original. though i love both
@@melissam1244 the engrish is the same tho
oof if it is i never noticed probably the new instruments that make it sound different if that’s the case
I love this song and this game it really shows the idea of yes mortality is true but you shouldn't despair burn your dread and make a purpose for yourself that you want and walk into the sunlight truly free without inhibition
Firecorgi it also shows that the arcana is the means by which all is revealed
it's Nyx!
We need Thanatos again!
now that comment was a mouthful to read
Instructions unclear, burned my bread
yo imagine singing a really dark song about accepting death but everyone mishears it and says it's about burning bread mega oof
Its called a joke bruh
So is this comment
Counter x50
Zero you straight up used Tetrakarn on him
@@art-cs6us a OVER USED joke.
The energy in this song is so cathartic. I can't help but belt along with the chorus. It's a wonderful rebellious anthem.
You know a soundtrack is good when you can listen to it for 8 years straight
LET'S GO THE REMAKE IS REAL
LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOO
FUCK YESSSSSSSSS
AHHHHHHH!!! GIVE IT TO ME
CAN WE GET MUCH HIGHER?
YESSS!!!!!!!!!
Jojo fans have giorno's theme, persona fans have burn my dread.
I'd say a better Jojo equivalent of this would be Bloody Stream.
I'd say Beneath the Mask from smash is the Giorno theme
Last surprise
Persona 5 ost is great and all, but nothing will ever top P3.
@@mammothplant Wouldn't it be Sono Chi No Sadame chronologically? My bad, Kioku
"Lift my head and turn to the sunlight" probably plays double as make it to the end of the dark hour and see the sun. And to Orpheus trying to save his wife from the underworld.
the part that goes from 2:11 until the end just makes me so happy and motivated, its insane
Now i'm a little motivated
"Ah, my friends are coming. Would reeeeeeally suck if I were to die right now"
"For some reason I'm feeling kinda tired. Nothing like a little nap won't fix am I right?"
@@AL-bp5wq*sees Shinji*
"Well that just happened"
The best Persona is coming back. I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
Thank you good sir for reuploading the good song
I remember being like 8 and vibing to this which is weird since I never heard about Persona until a couple of years later I guess Burn My Bread is an iconic song
Yeah, the song is really iconic among the Persona community.
Me first time I've ended this game: "Oh, he's sleepy c:"
Me 2 hours later noticing he's dead: "Please tell me this is not true!!! He's not" *Cries for 12 hours*
Welp, good thing I wasn't planning on playing this game any time soon. That ending would have made this one of my favourite games of all time but y'know. My fault for wanting to enjoy Persona music and read comments.
@@The_True_Dark_King when persona 6 releases, I am going to take every measure possible to make sure I do NOT get recommended a single persona video
@@Durabele When P6 releases, I am buying it as soon as it comes out if I have the money. If someone else plays it and uploads it to UA-cam, if I get recommended them (likely due to how much Persona stuff I view) I am immedietly blocking them and clicking the button to not recommend that content. No spoilers for me!!
@@The_True_Dark_King Fr. I got spoiled persona 3 so bad and that was one game that I did *not* want spoiled.
@@Durabele Yeah, you witnessed the ending of P3 being spoiled for me. I really wish I could have played it myself but it wouldn't have been the same.
Boy I was fucking heated when I saw the orginal video was down
This is my springtime anthem Haha
Thank you
I kept Orpheus till i got Thanatos. Yes i was a plot boy.
Fighting Nyx while using bash and zio?
@@nathankincaid9814 sadly I couldn't get that far cause my psp broke
@@nathankincaid9814 Besides i said i kept him until i got Thanatos. Which is no weak Persona.
@@xornedge8204 Yeah, but that is a level 3 persona all the way to a level 61 one. They are pretty cool looking though. Just realized you were playing portable, so your orpheus could actually be useful.
@@nathankincaid9814 haha yeah. Idk but in portable we didn't have complex fusions i believe. We could only do up to a triple fusion or quadra. Pretty lame on that part.
Also I kept him and used him in fights. I obviously didn't just use him. That would be suicide with the amount of weaknesses he has.
So.... It's finally the day.... Another day without you...
Never let the fear of dying one day take away from who you truly want to be in your lifetime, rise above. Always.
Yeah but some people are just stuck in a limbo like Makoto was, just going through the motions and that sucks just as much as the fear of Death.
Lyrics:
_read the description you degenerates_
Right under this comment in my comments section is someone providing the lyrics 😂😂
Thanks
@@Rammy_Latin bruh 🤣
F u c k u
i don't hear that in the song????? and how is it three minutes long if the lyrics are only five words???????
"With a Pride of a Living."
That actually hit me when I just realized that the MC died, I only played it on the psp so it was little bit vague after choosing Mitsuru game ends.
Were you borrowing a friend's copy? You dont have a choice in ending on your first playthrough, only NG+
>Transfers into new school
>Finds friends worth dying for
>Prevents the end of the world
>Refuses to elaborate
>Dies
-Bangs with an immortal being
-Beat the shit out of it
eres un pendejo ramirez
the best version of this song
Agreed
Facts, objective truth, based
The best version to enjoy Persona 3 overall
Thanks for reuploading it, should do for the time being :)
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I requanaize you from the persona 4 fan edits
This out of all the songs in the original is the one I think they shouldn't touch at all. It's just so iconic and encapsulates the themes of the game so well.
“I don’t care.” - Door-Kun, for almost the entire game.
Dreamless dorm, Ticking clock
I walk away from the soundless room
Windless night moonlight melts
My ghostly shadow to the lukewarm gloom
Nightly dance of bleeding swords
Reminds me that I still live
I will burn my dread
I once ran away from the god of fear
And he chained me to dispair
Burn my dread
I'll break the chain
And run 'till I see the sunlight again
I'll lift my face and run to the sunlight
Voiceless town
Tapping feet
I clench my fist
In pockets tight...
Far in mist a tower waits...
Like a merciless tomb
Devouring the moonlight.
Clockwork maze end unknown
In frozen time a staircase stands
Shadows crawl on bloodstained floor
I rush straight ahead with a sword in hands
Cold touch of my trembling gun
I close my eyes to hear you breathe
I will burn my dread
This time I'll grapple down that god of fear
And throw him into hell's fire
Burn my dread
I'll shrug the pain
And run 'till I see the sunlight again
Oh I will run burning all regret and dread
And I will face the sun with pride of the living
Sir, the lyrics are in the description
What a time to be alive
Man i wish this song was in smash
shock wu animations
Um ok
mkay
Yeah
Nice
@@tovi3280 a bit too soon bud
Even all these years later and the song is still a banger.
3:02 I absolutely can't stress how much I love the pause right after "and I will face the sun", minor detail that adds so much more emphasis towards the end.
The Persona 3 soundtrack makes me sad :(
Cry
Listen to
Living with determination
mood
Persona 3 in general makes people sad
It's a sad game overall.
@@MRIHAVENOTHINGTOSHOW listen
To
Memories of you
With English subtitles
February 2nd, 2024.
That day we will burn our dread once again people.
初めて聞いたけど本当にいい曲
ngl the lyrics for this really look like a poem, not a song
and i love it
Most songs are poems
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Time to use the lyrics to pass my poetry unit
p3は本当に神曲しかない
"I've been waiting for this!" finally comes to pc
Possibly on of the best songs in the entire franchise
‘I will face the sun with the pride of the living…’ I love p3 so damn much
Less burn my bread memes in this one because it actually sounds like “dread” this time.
True
Fals-... True
More “Burn Madrid” jokes tho
Hey we both have a sig pfp!
To this day, still my favorite Persona game. Nothing against the sequels, but this one... well, I'm still here because I played it.
I told myself I wouldn't end it until I saw the end of this silly little PS2 game, because it was just so damn interesting. By the end, and strongly considering its narrative, I didn't want to anymore. I have to remind myself of that from time to time, but I'm still here.
"And I WILL face the sun with the pride of the living."
I think this is a weird Persona serie’ s power. I feel the same with Persona 5, and i know a bunch of people that can say it too with Persona 4.The first Persona’ s game that you play is unforgettable.
I like this one a bit more than 5 since it felt somewhat difficult throughout the entire game. P5&R were fine until you were halfways through the game; then it becomes a cakewalk.
@@dappercrow8138
Which is handy, because I suck major clams at JRPGs. Persona is damn near the only series I can put up with, and it's got nothing to do with the actual "gameplay."
@@TDUShelby "The Arcana is the means by which all is revealed.... In the face of disaster lies opportunity for renewal." I think that this quote by Nyx Avatar is something you can think on, I always loved the quotes by Nyx at the very end. I'm glad this kept you going. I'm a year late but who cares?
@@RetroSixGaming
Not I, friend.
Since writing that comment, my life has changed, some for the better, some for the worse.
I'm still here. To loosely tie it together with your reply; in the face of my father's recent death, exists my opportunity to move on.
Next year will be the 10-year anniversary of the first and only time I completed P3, and I think it will be high time I make the journey again.
This is just the perfect waking-up song in my mind. It crystallizes the feeling of waking up, knowing there’s a long day ahead of you, and getting out of bed to face it.
So that's how morning people see mornings
And not The Price Of A Mile by Sabaton
persona really got some amazing music
they consistent wit it
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
THIS SONG UNIRONICALLY GOES SO HARD
Dreamless dorm
Ticking clock
I walk away
From the soundless room
Windless night
Moonlight melts
My ghostly shadow
To the lukewarm gloom
Nightly dance
Of bleeding swords
Reminds me that
I still live
I will
(Burn my dread)
I once ran away from the god of fear
And he chained me to despair, yeah
(Burn my dread)
I will break the chain and run
Till I see the sunlight again
I lift my face
And run through the sunlight
that's literally on the description
@@simplyfuentes reading descriptions in 2019 lol
Pastelle You misspelt Bread
@@m0m02k lol
God of Fear
Fear of God
Nice Strange Journey reference
these movies single handedly put Makoto up there with Aigis and Akihiko as one of my favorite characters of all time
this song motivates me to keep living
BEST PERSONA COMING BACK, TEARS IN MY EYES
The guitar is so dreamlike, very beautiful
No matter the age of this game it's still my favorite.
"Age doesn't matter"
- Lööps Boi
To quote from Mitsuru, "Welcome back."
Listening to this with the same earphones that the MC wears feels amazing.
WE CLIMBING TO THE TOP OF TARTURUS WITH THIS ONE S.E.E.S. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ui
Best Persona opening by far, even Persona 5 doesn't come close.
I’m kind of over this series but I’ll get over P3. This game is truly special and there’s nothing quite like it. The themes in this are amazing and inspiring.
I had to come back to this masterpiece after seeing the announcement for P3 reload!
Reload the Toasters Gentlemen
reloaded and ready my noble gentleman
My red flag is walking around campus blasting this song and thinking I’m the mc
To quote Akihiko, "Where have you been?"
2:06 Like a martial-arts tongue that will lay in the moonlight.
Damn, you like Persona?
Anyone else think Revival beads were Revival bread
or is that just me.
Wait wy they dont use revival breads on minato body Sorry for my bad inglês
@@telosnyx5193 revival beads and recarm spells cure KO not death lol
@@zaqareemalcolm i see ;-;
Didn’t even realise that they were actual beads at first
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This song is so good! I love the feeling
I never thought Yukari's skirt was so short lol
Lazzery 556 thank you for the cursed comment
Nah. Her cardigan just covers most of it
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Hoo boy. No it is definitely short.
Her shirt reaches her ass of course the skirt is short
This song still slaps, so good
Just came here after P3Ps announcement on PC and xbox
Me too, liked this song so much
(laughs in switch player)
@@FionaAnimatesBagels we got it now too!!!!
@@Lady_Luxury hell yeah we did. commented this right after watching the direct
I completed it on original psp,it was cool
Song so fire it can burn any bread.
can confirm
I put some bread on a plate and placed speakers in from of it.
it burned my bread.
This song feels really nostalgic now
This song is amazing. I can't stop listening to it!!!! XD
Happy new year 2022. Make sure you live life to the fullest, for door-kun
A few people around said this in the comments but i wanna say it too.
This is probably the best version of Burn My Dread. The way the horns plays and all the other instruments in the background play is just so- IT'S SO GOOD (I'm not a music student please don't bully me for not knowing proper terms)!!! Very harmonious and I get chills listeninh to this one. Like you can feel the pain and struggles of the characters.
PREACH BROTHER
PRECH
I love the bubbles at 0:09. They have so much Persona lity.
PERSONA 3 RELOADED ANNOUCED BABY LETS FUCKING GOOOO
I don't have a PS2 or PSP due to being a newer gamer, so having access to P3 was a bit unrealistic for me, but I finally watched persona 3 the movie and even just that version of the story was enough for me to get why this game resonates with so many people. I can only imagine how good the game probably is. One of these days I'll get my hands on a way to play it
You can still emulate the game on PC. One of the best Persona games in terms of story IMO.
You can get it on the Playstation 3, ya know? The remastered version, Persona 3:FES
@@vandairgaming481 True. I unfortunately am also without a PS3 though. Probably the best console to get for retro playstation gaming given its backwards compatibility though, so I might try and get one eventually
@@Kale13000 you can download a psp emulator on your phone and play p3p
And also you can play on Xbox via RetroArch. Atlus won't give MS any Persona game? Fine, we'll take it ourselves.
This song is a just peak music that it makes me always replay the games
Rip makato its been 12 years
“This time I’ll grapple down that god of fear and throw him into hell’s fire” 2:31
“I once ran away from a god of fear and he chained me to despair Yeah”
….poetry
0:58 the first human about to invent toast
It's been a long time coming. Can't wait to hear this in the remake.
THE GOAT IS FUCKING BACK
No matter how many times i play this masterpiece, no matter if its Reload or Fes, or even watching the movies, i still uncontrollably cry at the ending. Its absolutely my favorite game of all time ❤
You see that Shinji?
akihiko best character
didja see that shinji??
The Copyright police can't stop the bread from being burned
I ain’t gonna lie its already my third comment under this video and you'll probably never see the others but I have to say, this version is one of my favourite songs of all time!
IM SO EXCITED FOR RELOADED, IM SO HAPPY IT'S HAPPENING. PAST ME WOULD HAVE FOAMED AT THE MOUTH WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT
I HATE REMAKES I HATE REMAKES I HATE REMAKES I HATE REMAKES I HATE REMAKES I HATE REMAKES I HATE REMAKES
ゲームとアレンジ入ってちょっと違ってるの良いよね
どっちも好きだなぁ
I know the first time I got the ending with Minato becoming the seal I actually cried it was such an emotional moment and it really got to me. This probably the best game I've played and will ever play because it touches me on so many levels. Thanks Atlus for making such a masterpiece.