Metallic Monks Extended-Fallout Soundtrack
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- All hail to the anthem of the Brotherhood of Steel, and the funeral music to all the recruits who didn't make it out of the glow.
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worst mistake was obsidian not having this song play in the BOS bunker in new vegas.
@@czarnakoza9697 And during exploration in the wasteland at night, I have fond memories of just walking the desert with this song playing in the background.
@@czarnakoza9697 Ahh I see. An OST from Fallout 3 also plays inside Victor’s and some other locations. There’s bits and pieces from other Fallout games in New Vegas like these.
This soundtrack could have been used in Fallout 2 in Enclave Oil Rig
There is a mod that overhauls Hidden Valley that has a version that adds this song to Hidden Valley.
@@sergeantdornan4386 link?
My number 1 song of all the Fallout games.
Perfectly captures the feel of the game.
Same
Yeah. The Vault 13 and The Glow themes are pretty spectacular, too, but this one takes the cake.
it really has that "im using children to sell drugs and slaves for cheap" kinda vibe
Patrolling the patrol almost makes you patrol for a patrol.
+WalrusQuake rofl wtf haha
mojaving the mojave almost makes you mojave for a mojave
Engi How about a Nuclear Summer?
Patrolling the nuclear winter almost makes you wish for a nuclear fall
Legioning the Legion almost makes you Legion for a Legion.
One drunken night this piece hit me like a mini nuke.
Boi, music sure hits you ten times harder when you're drunk.
@@jackattack7940 2 years later and I’m drunk af listening to this…it’s so sad
@@brettalexander220 ...Would you like a comforting hug in these hard times? :
Nothing translates post-apocalypse like this track.
I think this track gives pre-war feeling of coming Apocalyplse: power armor, nukes, sounds of nuclear alarm. Post-apocalypse is Desert Wind
@@Orwennian And old and lost technology from before the war
@@Orwennian It reminds me of lost glory, fall from grace, a sleeping old world much like Ulysses described.
true
Gives me feel of that old forgotten technological civilization that is sleeping dead under the dust, but still reflects it's old glory sometimes. Also reminds me some of the ruins from Mass Effect btw
I have recently been playing Fallout 1 and I don’t think any other game, aside from S.T.A.L.K.E.R., has ever made me feel so alone in a hostile world.
U ready for STALKER 2?
Personnaly i think Metro is a good univers too.
Give Subnautica a try
@@legojangofett1088 shame it runs like hot poo on xbox
@@brettalexander220 Yeah it clearly wasn’t made for xbox
"Metallic Monks" fits great for describe the Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout 1 & 2.
In the rest of the series, they are more akin to arturian knights, both are cool, but I prefer the monks
What's scary about the Fallout universe is how realistic, almost everything about it seems like it could easily happen in real life. I hope one day I never hear those sirens, but you never know
Hiroshima and Nagasaki can relate.
The nuclear annihilation to me seems more like a end times myth that never got realized instead of a real possibility. But the things I think are relatable and could easily happen are the themes of social engineering and militant technocratic rule. There is always a possibility that information and technology can be lost after any societal transformation, and the preservation of that information would be left to a priest class.
*BOY DID THIS AGE WELL!*
@Gr8Sc0tt True. Though I'll say most of the mutations are from FEV, which still your point stands, we wouldnt have these mutations.
At least we know that a victory for Chinese communists is impossible.
This song has always left me with that eerie feeling. Like...it's always left me feeling that as the world slowly enters slow-motion, the bombs begin to drop, the siren's familiar racket has become distorted in your head, and the ambience from the night sky have merged to form the world's cruel end soundtrack. And when the drums come in, you get that feeling that the Old World is trying to remain patriotic, and return to its roots. I love this song.
I'm with you on this, maybe the drums could represent armies marching in unison too? I think living in the Fallout world would be a pain, but if would love to play this in a virtual reality. I am looking to advance in indie development, and want to create a Full Dive VR Headset, so to be able to immerse myself and others with all senses intact. My first game will be Fallout based, and am wanting it to be an MMO or just Co-Op. Being alone would just be too hella creepy, >_
I always felt it was the mood of those first people leaving the vaults. The old sounds like drums and sirens feel like echoes. It sells the feeling of people overlooking the devastation after the fact.
@@nathanbrown1699 still thinking about it Nathan?
hell, thinking about anything at all?
you still alive after these six years?
Yep
I could sleep with that music on, in fact, it is exactly what I'm going to do
Aye yooo that’s what I’m doing rn 😭😭😭😭
i did it first time in 2022 and I can’t stop from doing this
For me, this song always seemed like a tribute to the victims of the mass genocide of the Great War. First you hear the actual sirens that were going off in the Fallout Universe's United States when the bombs fell. Like ghosts of the fallen, echoing the past. Then spirits of the Fallout Universe's US Armed forces play the the drums from beyond the grave. Symbolizing what once was. This song depresses me evry time i hear it. It's likei can hear the screaming and hollaring of the victims. Scrambling to the vaults.
ProudFinn1 Me, I just find this piece relaxing. It makes me think of a peaceful disorder/anarchy, with an idealistic lack of thuggery.
lodziklocPL i also listen to this when i relax, its gettimg me in a very special mode, cant rly describe. maybe a mixture between relaxation and also a little melancholy/depression. but aniway, its wonderfull! (sry for any mistakes, not native).
ProudFinn1 Imagine that, one day that's how it's going to end for the USA... Just like Fallout, the US will be the reason for the worlds end... Psychopath country, psychopath president and psychopath citizens.
dennis oxbøll That's just stupid.
rationalwiki.org/wiki/Moral_panic
dennis oxbøll Eh just more hatred towards the U.S.... Plus in fallout U.S is the country that gets nuked first. China nuked U.S then U.S launched the counter-attack.
The song of new medieval age
more like a new dark age.
I like the idea of a nuclear apocalypse making society slowly regress back to the medieval periods, course with the abundance of guns swords would be a last resort weapon.
I love that siren. Like a ghost of 2077
the dog barks always get me, someones poor doggo getting left behind in the backyard as his owners flee for the vault. poor codsworth man, he must have got bashed up bad by the blast wave, I can't imagine being a sentient robot having to live through that first 100 years.
This should play in the glowing sea
Would make the place even more haunting. Like the siren is coming from a busted up siren that’s still playing that’s out there.
@@crimsondynamo615 siren head lol
@@drakep.5857 bruh
@@crimsondynamo615 hear it echo through that nuke storage facility
This was the sound of my adolescence… completely detached from my own life and completely immersed in a dead atrophied world with endless dust and and cracked roads… animated by the search to find meaning in it all
I really appreciate how well this track sets an atmosphere. The siren, the dark notion it sends, and truthfully my favorite part is the really low pitched voices subtly in the background sounding like theyre chanting something. Almost like some sort of ritual. So cool.
to me it sounds like they are saying "War, war.... yes, yes"
Those drums man..they get me every freaking time. For me they evoke this build-up and suddenly you're in this...trance. The whole piece is exceptional, truly exceptional. Very haunting.
My favorite ambient track of all time.
One of the greatest ambient tracks of all time, imo
I always found this song most comforting in dark abandoned technological or underground areas - and most eerie in the lifeless parts of the wasteland.
***** Yeah, why wouldn't it be??!?!!???!????!????
***** That's your opinion??!?!!???!!!!??!!!??!!!??!!
This was just the overall mood of 2020.
When everything bad that could possibly happen was happening, this is what I listened to while I was doom scrolling. That fear, anxiety and depression is nothing like an actual war, but it still ripped me apart on the inside. Being stuck inside, not knowing where was safe, who you could trust, who you should listen to, and just holding onto what seemed like the tiniest micro shred of hope sometimes was very difficult. Makes me grateful to see that even though evil is still always out there, there's always a chance for positive change and not just doom after this part of life happened.
Now it's 2024's mood
God this song is so atmospheric and just... exactly what makes Fallout good. Those notes in the background are haunting.
I love this song. It's haunting, yet relaxing. It's like the nukes dropping were such an event that it echoes still, audible at times throughout the wastes.
Ever heard about the story that 2 out of 3 russian submarine commanders agreed on launching a ballistic nuclear missile towards the united states? Just let that sink in for a moment when listening to this soundtrack. Scary world we live in...
+FoodOnCrack so 2 out of 3 people wanted mutually assured destruction? damn.
+Joe Olson it's russians, it's more than likely they drank a whole case of vodkas before telling them anything :p
BoxyLemons They thought the war had already started. The American military was using practice Death Charges, which made the Russians believe what they did. So they thought they would take America with them.
This gives me that excited feeling in my stomach every time I hear it. This and "My Chrysalis Highwayman". I love how the developers of New Vegas made use of the soundtrack from Fallout 1 and 2, otherwise it may never have occurred to me that I wanted to experience the original two myself.
putting them in alongside inons fallout 3 and fallout new vegas work was a stroke of brilliance. it all synergizes so well.
fibre optic cable
How's this? 20 years in the can.
H I G H S P E E D I N T E R N E T A C C E S S
Good money in this shit.
let's take this in the back
i always associate this song with freeside and how dark and dangerous it is. the dog yelp sound and the siren always reinforced this for me
not a dog whelp, its the squack of a short range radio
People say this music is creepy, I think it's very relaxing. Close your eyes and you are wandering the Capital Wasteland or the rugged post-apocalyptic Mojave Desert or New Vegas (wearing stealth armor and armed with a Combat Shotgun, Plasma Rifle, and Heavy Incinerator of course!).
I fully agree with you! I love this, it makes me relax. I think why people find it creepy is the the sirens. For me, which i like, its the humming chants, the drums combined to give a feeling of union that is metallic monks, aka Brotherhood of Steel.
I would've probably done the same.
or just wooden stick and shited pants
yeaa.. very relaxing)
The only thing i can imagine is me trying to survive in a dangerous world, with no food, no water, no weapons... i cant imagine happiness and confort... this is the hell in earth...
This makes me think of what the people during the Great War thought. Chills down my spine, and sirens, >_< so creepy when listening to this at night, awesome tho
Its probably comforting to know that those in the immediate area probably felt little to no pain.
@@At1asTheProto true true but we also see feral's alongside skeletons of prewar dead so some immediately died or turned feral.
It's weird that I keep coming back to this song... Especially now with all the rising tensions around the world, rising nuclear armaments etc. Some ominous shit is looming in the horizon.
+Ee Monster also that coup in Turkey
Worlds theme right now if you ask me man.
I'll be listening to this song when the bombs fall.
If your phone survives the blast..
Nah, Trump won. We just have to wait till another Libtard becomes pres. then we are screwed.
aah shit... here we go again...
"find the Divide.
But if you want to go the lonesome road, you will face it alone..."
Rice and beans😳
- Whatareyoubuilding?
- You said it yourself
- A robot?
this soundtrack makes me feel like i just got out fresh from a lobotomy operation
SEWERS
I can't help but compartmentalize any and all of human history as this soundtrack: this soundtrack truly embodies that into "War never changes".
This always perfectly matched with the feel of the lost hills bunker
I've never wanted an HD remaster of a game more than New Vegas.
actually you can find high resolution texture packages for it, check nexus forums.
Sadly it will never happen.
Image yourself inside of a vault and you must leave for whatever reason. You look around you and see a ruined city and hear this music. This, in my opinion, is one of the greatest soundtracks of all time, not just for video games but as just in general. The atmosphere puts you in a state of panic, and makes you actually feel like you are someone who is the wastes scrounging for anything you can get your hands on.
great way to say how this song feels! I feel that as well :)
Tobiker Sounds good
Thanks for all those extended fallout music, I listen to it almost everyday. It's the best thing to play in background while studying or codeing. And the fact that it's named Metallic Monks make me feel to be a kind of monk myself learning arcanes of technology.
The picture of the old computer ..... Spanning the whole room and no monitor in sight .......... God just wow
I’ve never played fallout, but what I can tell from the soundtrack,
it must really do a good job at capturing an environment of a world where all hope truly is lost.
you are correct just not fallout 4
@@_Muja_ definitely not 76 either
@@cashyuppers5813 fallout 76 is made to be fun with friends shouldnt be considered a canon fallout game more of a spinoff
@@_Muja_ I will agree with that its fun with Friends
It'd be so cool to be a collector of old technology like this.
I only ever hear this song when some pre war secret is nearby or I've entered something militarily important, it's a sign of something good.
going to the air force base in new vegas always fills me with patriotic pride. imagine what it would have been like in the years before the war, the bustle and movement of men and material.
I think the Morse code playing in the background is saying SOS... Which adds to the creepiness factor of this piece in my opinon.
What does SOS mean
@@maleexile9053 save our souls
The first time i entered the brotherhood of steel. And i heard that music... i just stood there, for like a good 3-4 minutes, just taking in the music. The feeling and the ambience it brought over me... it was quite amazing.
i wanted to do some guarding at the brotherhood of steel base just to listen to this
This track always gave me these fictional visions about the past right before the nuclear war. The sirens gave me a melancholy feeling as I thought about how terrifying it must’ve been to be in that moment. Also, the faint drums signified a once proud and powerful nation that withered away so quickly due to something so destructive. For me, that is the reason it’s so beautiful. It takes me back over 200 years ago to witness what it was like right before it all happened...
love to listen it with some tropical rain sound
“Metallic Monks”... seems like it’s supposed to be an ironic name for soldiers.
Paladins are nothing else als crusaders and the real faithfull believers don't have sex.
Monks, priests, nuns, crusaders and paladins did not have sex at all.
But Atilla and Hülegü did and they are God's Chosen. Unlike Judeo-Christians.
It makes me think of the Brotherhood of Steel
I like to imagine this track embodies the scene of decaying ruins in fallout and when the snare drums fade in the brotherhood of steel marches thru vaporizes some mutants and continues patrolling until they're out of sight while the snares dissipate and the same desolate siren echoes out like nothing's changed in the world.
Finally found this song, and for an hour!! Thank you very much for this. Definitely a mood setter.
makes me feel like i'm in the center of a giant nuke crater :3
I always remember this playing in the background of the Tops Casino Presidential Suite, definatly reminds me of that anyway.
This soundtrack pretty sums up the whole game... for how *_GREAT_* it is!!!!
Thanks for extending this. It's great for studying.
Omg I thought I was the only one who listened to this when I study
ice road truckers
God I love this! Thank you for making this version.
This is the most spine-chilling song i have heard in video games.
When I hear this song it makes me think of the chaos and bloodshed of the Great War. Riots, buildings on fire, scared screaming civilians, the air raid siren left on, burning police cars, uncoordinated soldiers with no orders from a central command trying desperately to bring order, gunfire form civilians and soldiers. The soldiers debating in their heads to abandon their duty to find their surviving love ones.
This song fits more for Enclave than BoS to be honest. What a master piece of a soundtrack. Where the true Fallout Origins has begun!
a hybrid laundromat-office space. very innovative marketing tactic. but I don't think it'll break the lack of office space demand in post-apocalyptia
Why does the song put me to sleep?
Please Fallout 4 be more like this masterpiece.
This track gives me the feel of loss and an image of what once was.
The brotherhood are all ex Military: rebelling against their duty for the betterment of their brothers and humanity with protection of their kind.
Yet they were still American troops, the drums and buildup of them showing that might and determination like you could visualise them marching forward in that atomic pea soup away from Mariposa with their families to better lives, truly a beautiful piece of music.
Sucks that this faction gets to be so annoying in the later games, especially Bethesdas version of fallout. I hate them so much they're so lame but in the earlier Fallouts I'll admit they're atleast worth talking to and research on.
@@greengarnish1711 they also had more of a techno-cult vibe to them, at least it was still kind of present in 3 and NV. 4's BOS just feels like a regular military
This ost here is soothing man. And quite ominous.
This track sounded when I walked and cleaned the Courier's Mile. That was so hard D:
I actually remember hearing this song somewhere in Fallout 3, even though it was only in Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout: New Vegas.
PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE
If there ever is a fallout tv show i want this song to be used when the bombs drop or at the credits
Well are you in for some good news
During the intro credits would be awesome, like a Walking Dead type of deal. Showing remnants of the old, destroyed world and cool stuff like that. I would love to see a show about what happened more in the Capital Wasteland and New Vegas. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts would be cool too from Fallout 4, but it doesn't have a level of significance to the world as the old Washington, D.C. would.
I've read the comments in this and there's something I can't understand. If listening to this reminds you of the real world and it's problems which to their right is very close to the problems and issues from in-universe, but why listen to it? Apparently it gives people bad thoughts about the future and overall anxiety. I listen to it because it's a greatly composed piece of music that makes me think about those cool 80s post apocalyptic movies. Just relax.
This song though. Omg it really puts into perspective of how hopeless and depressing the Fallout theme is. I mean I absolutely adore Fallout but this song though.
When you look into the past, all you see is a dead nation
I am back here again, listening to this. It isn't what I wanted but it is what I needed....
Morse code COASTGUARDCUTTERCAMP -.- --- .- ... - --. ..-.-.-.-.. -.-. ..--- . .-.-.-. .- -- .--.
can also be heard in some areas around outer new vegas
Yep.
KIJISUOJGMSRJEJGBVKRBGVKOLSFDJBVOKRLMDBHGVKRMBOLMSRNBJKMLSRNJIFOKMSNJEKMRNHGVJIBVHUIRBVHUJIDKNJB
***** too many pills?
yah
Something about hearing that track while walking past destroyed buildings of outer Vegas gives me these haunting chills
Playing this on the front.
at 20:00 i always thought it was a sign slinging because of the nuclear shockwave
Musical masterpiece
I listen to this while corona virus is spreading every day. God bless us all Amen.
God has already left the chat, friend.
He has wrought upon all of us potentially societal Calamity in the form of natural disaster.
Maybe He will come back and show us mercy.
But for now, we are left in the ashes of the shitstorm that now is happening.
At least I can play games that I haven’t played before.
Probably going to listen to this before my fight with Utsuho Reiuji, aka Nuclear Fusion girl with the power to throw the ultimate example of Nuclear Fusion: Stars. She throws stars at ya.
Whatever happens, I’m sure the Human race will not die out to a pathetic virus such as this.
@@orokin3273 Far from it, yet it will leave a mark on economics and society, personally I'm more worried about what happens after COVID-19 dies down.
I wish spotify would allow this. :(
This must be the most memorable track to me from F1. So good! I like to listen to it when working on math problems. Really gets me into the zone.
Find a Brighter Future, Underground !
The sound of italy rn
2020 anthem
update: yep still true
It'll never end :(
@Bloonobo Okay Boomer
Was Writing a 10-page GDD for college work when I finally finished it and came to turn off the music. I realized it looped once already. at 1:03:30 I paused the video at the amazement that I listened to the same song for an hour straight. I only think that's happened once before if not my first time.
Kudos to the Composer and Kudos to you for making this extension of a song I had a temporary obsession with listening to.
Damn nuclar apocalypse may be a true horror butt... I would make it through just to have a chcance to wear power armor
Я знаю, зачем вы искали этот трек.
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there's like a few locations that this plays the wilderness The divide uhhh and some other dlc places
The melody sounds like a syren adverting a nuclear attack.
Or maybe the sirens a "All-clear" following a Fallout
Electronic devices like analog ones are immune to being emped and or hacked. Atomic fire might be an issue Though
Here I was searching for some of the most memorable, inspiring and astonishing songs from Fallout 2. THIS IS ONE OF THEM. And the picture is epic. It's like a dream.
fallout 1* lol no really this is from fallout 1 first soo ya :3
+Solid snake this song has been in every fallout game up to new Vegas. Don't correct people unless you kniw what your talking about.
Alex Turner i'm saying it CAME from fallout 1 first fallout one used this song first jeez
+Solid snake it also is from fallout 2. There was really nothing to correct him on.
Especially since I played F2 before F1. For me, this song is one of those that define soundtrack of F2.
Thank You :)
I always thought 20:00 was a dog barking. But that was when I heard that part in one of the newer games.
Its the Missile Silos doors opening before the sirens go off and the missiles takes off for china or to intercept china nukes
I dont hear anything like a dog or silo doors opening :)
Im gonna play right now ha
+david cokeley i dont mean for real its just my imagination lol im playing FNV right now 7 days until Fallout 4 are you ready for the Future?
Morse code
Ive heard the metallic scraping noise irl and almost left my body
if I ever get an amazon alexa the first thing I'm doing is blaring this in my room at 1am
mood
Ambient music from F1 and F2 were really much stressed and scary than F3 / NV !
This was in FNV.
2:54 Is that SOS in morse? That's unsettling.
WhiteWeaselGaming did you decode it or something?
I love the fuck outa it!
everytime I listen to this music, I wish to play dead money so much.
The sound sample that plays at 14/15 seconds - and throughout, before echoing out - does anybody else's dog growl when that specific sound plays?
My dawg, she no like it.
Yeah its all over the song, sounds like a chant
+tactictoe is not dog growl..is the nuclear missle silo doors opening before launching ;)
+sava razvan *3 months later* Dude, read it again. He didn't say that it sounds like a dog growl, he said his bitch growls when that sound plays.