It makes sense probably there new capital Will be on The boneyard L.A or even in San Francisco we never knew Because bethesda is a jelaous kid Because The obsidian game has better factions that The copy and paste Brotherhood of steel
@@BinBin-hy4ec Wdym mean with that exactly? To be honest Techland tried to be like Bethesda, trying to sell us some goofy ahh content that can be bought with their stupid currency even though we can get those materials through grinding. They failed so fucking bad and DL1 still holds the crown.
@@felipevieira7482 I'd say it's well within the quality range of NV's score, that's all nothing but recycled songs from the older games and boring Inon Zur violins.
@@felipevieira7482 i humbly disagree with your opinion, but i understand why you think that. for me, i like the STALKER osts because they convey something else, that being a heavy sense of dread and isolation which works extremely well with the drained and bland visuals (that is in no way an insult to the art direction). people have their own things, so im fine with you
The Banging of the NCR flagpole. The wind rushing through the desolate valley. The distant laughter of the Raider threat. And the Brahmin softly mooing. That is what this music feels like. You can hear them.
@@Santi-vr6rm I mean, the idea of the NCR getting nuked has been tossed around unofficially (Chris Avellone, writer in old school fallout and NV) and officially (Lonesome Road) so I don't see why it's so hard to accept that the NCR got punished for expanding and enforcing too far. The Apocalypse is cruel, even after the main event has faded, and the loss of Shady Sands is just one part of it.
1:26 the way you can hear the ruined distorted remains of the Star Spangled Banner, and the only somewhat recognizable part of it is “The twilights last gleaming.” Is absolutely bone chilling.
Well Spotted! I did not appreciate the creative effort of this game in the 90s, and the limits of technology at the time made it hard to convey the grit of the atmosphere. Can you imagine what it would be like to emerge from isolation into an entire world that had been devastated and yet to recover? To stumble on what used to be an idyllic country town that had barely survived, but somehow pieced together enough to make it through without support? Whoever is making the additional versions of the fallout franchise certainly cant.
Yes, it's khool because that's it, this music shows that the world is not a good place anymore, and they no matter who you are, you are always in danger, all is fucked up, and people only want to survive again.
I remember hearing this theme during Old World Blues. Up until this point i'd been listening to the Blues music from the Mysterious Broadcast, the overall goofyness, the wacky themes of crazy science, but the further I got into the DLC it became apparent that the situation was not as straightforward as I assumed. Something felt "wrong" about who I was helping. When I realised it, i'd turned the radio off and this theme started playing, showing how my assumptions had been correct. It remains one of my more enjoyable gaming experiences and why i'll forever love Fallout: New Vegas thanks to the atmospheric music from Fallout 1.
I thought that depressing ass jazz music was even more unsettling. It felt really weird being in a “nice” place like Higgs village, yet there was no living soul around me. That place and the music was a really interesting combo.
@@Nombrenooriginal harold?, if you are a good person youll consider his wish and burn him, he is also one of the most important characters in fallout lore
Damn, come to think of it Courage had a badass soundtrack as well. Lots of atmospheric Fallout-esque stuff like this. Maybe there''s a small chance that they were inspired by Fallout.
@@juliancarita in the weakest way possible with a fuckin chalkboard and the ncr is only raiders and vault dwellers again, this is 220 years after the bombs dropped which makes it even dumber
To be honest, I feel Dead Money used this masterfully. It was what I heard most of the time I was in the Suite area where Vera Keyes had died and her hologram called out to Sinclair; a fair approximation of a Pre-War ghost crying out in fear and horror as the world ends around her. As I stalked through the Sierra Madre, New Vegas did its best to have me _feel_ where I was. And where it was, indeed? Just another place ravaged by radiation? No, nothing so common. This was somewhere frozen in time, yet decayed and made a death trap by the march of time. I happen to have a constant sense of paranoia, and it only takes a bit to get my anxiety worked up. A noise in the dark when no one but me is home, some shouts from outside.. the right track where all I hear is a flute exacerbated by a feeling of a dusty, decrepit villa. A villa inhabited by the shambling forms of its former inhabitants and the hauntingly silent, bright forms of its holograms. The sound of the Old World warning you to stay as far from it as possible; your salvation, your answers are _not_ lying in wait for you here. The vice and corruption of a bygone age.. this is no way to live. But, as we all know well by now. _Getting in, experiencing the Old World, even just once? That's not the hard part._ *_It's letting go._*
and then you have players like me who temper with the console command just to get their inventory to 450 just to get all the weapons and gold bars from dead money lmao
The Executive Suites legitimately unsettles me everytime I play because you're hunted by these holograms in the likeness of a woman who's been dead for 210 years, and they repeat her terrified dying pleas. Laura Bailey did a stunning job voicing the fear and despair of Vera Keyes. The holograms have been repeating these voicelines for centuries. There's no meaning behind it, just the Casino's advanced computers who recorded her whimpers and repeat it. *Forever*
@@Shekillsxeno. It's up to the viewer's interpretation of a dumb chalkboard drawing, I highly doubt they would have shady sands nuked before new vegas, it just happens after tbh, its easier to asume that rather than the opposite
Desolate landscape where a small community tries to survive, just like you, it stretches far beyond your gaze, the eternal wind carrying an intense feeling of hopelessness with it
I love how tribal this feels, like this is the very beginning of society, like your living in the past, well it should be the past but your actually living in the future.
"We want true RPG elements, good characters and writing, and meaningful decisions to returns to Fallout." "You got it! Fallout now has a Battle Royale mode like you asked!"
@@Vorteksio3Well funnily enough, if you listen to it, it sounds like the part in the anthem where the lyrics say "at the twilight's last gleaming" nah, they did it on purpose. That's just dark humor lol. Listen to that line there of the anthem then listen to this part at 1:25 and you'll hear it
@@BronzeApostleI didn’t hear it at first, now, it’s clear. Wow that’s an impressive Easter egg. I modded fallout 4 to have this soundtrack makes the game more frightening.
you can hear the earth mourning with pain during the horn music parts ,its like its crying out in pain but still has hope left to live on and heal on in 1:25 but trails ahead to return back to where the planet used to be.
@@Hamlet2344Well funnily enough, if you listen to it, it sounds like the part in the anthem where the lyrics say "at the twilight's last gleaming" nah, they did it on purpose. That's just dark humor lol
Iconic soundtrack. I'll never forget the first time this played during my first New Vegas playthrough, so much nostalgia. Fallout 1 really was a game ahead of its time
This song and city of the dead gave me paranoia as a kid I was around 8-9 playing fallout at 2 am, these tracks scared me for no reason than it was a game about the horrors of nuclear war and I felt like I was witness to it all in real life
Fallout 1, 2 a d New Vegas the pinnacle of Post apocalyptic gaming. It is greatly unfortunate that fallout 4 didn't reuse aspects from previous fallout games. I'd be happy if Bethesda would re-consort with obsidian entertainment for a remaster or even a new fallout game taking place in the California.
Fallout 4 has OK gun play. It's just the lack of balancing i have issues with. I prefer new vegas's writing and 4's atmosphere is far more realistic than 3's, which felt more like an implication that the game took place far sooner than when it actually did.
I love having this song play in fallout 4 when I use the classic fallout music mod. As good as that game's soundtrack is, I definitely prefer the more ambient atmospheric pieces used in the first 2 games and new vegas.
0:01 You see a small village, with humans doing their routine here and there. Humble houses, a few thriving green plants. You feel safe 0:17 You look around and see... a haunting desolate void. You are still in a middle of the death-filled irradiated wasteland. You can feel the desert gusts slowly scrape the hope away. "Will this village survive?... Will I survive??"
To everyone in this comment section, yes, the soundtracks for Fallout 1 and 2 were implemented into NV. Not all the songs but if you've played Fallout 1 and 2 then NV, you can notice the music from those games in NV. Vault 13's theme can be vaugely heard in most vaults in NV, Nipton has Fallout 2's music for the Gecko location, and there's many others.
While everyone else was busy prospecting for life, the NCR was paving over the desert with a new America. Hopefully the government will be more stable.
This was also used as an ambient soundtrack in the Dead Money DLC of Fallout New Vegas, and when I heard the song playing in Dead Money it was really nostalgic. Love this song.
Y'all keep forgetting that SoCal NCR is the only part that was devastated, there's like at least 6 other NCR cities in the north that's still operational like The Hub. Shady Sands was a tragedy but NCR isn't so small that it ends there.
@@myballsgetlikt1313 Oh man this is embarassing, sorry about that. In my defense, i haven't played FO1 in six years, so some details are a bit blurry in my memory. Perhaps i should replay it one of these days...
Playing Fallout New Vegas thoroughly for the first time and when this soundtrack kicked in at the REPCONN Headquarters I was actually creeped out but also nostalgic.
Что было в оригинальных fallout так это атмосфера, безнадёжности, страха, безумия людей которые даже спустя полу века не смогли восстановить цивилизацию
I feel something different every time I listen to this track. This time, it sounds hopeful, kind of like the wind engulfs the whole wasteland and offers no hope, but Shady Sands (foreshadowing the NCR) is immune to that, however small, it feels like a haven that is on the bring of collapsing but doesn't, it should fail because it's safe and offers peace to wanderers but it doesn't fail, and that's why you can hear the wind as it doesn't enter its gates, but it soon will.
Returning to Fallout 1/NV soundtrack is always a reminder that some things can't be remastered or returned because it simply not profitable for Bethesda or Microsoft
Never played 1 but heard this while traversing the mojave and never knew what it was as it wasn't in any ost vids or anything but now I've found it and neat
i still say, from a tone standpoint, Fallout 1 is my favorite, you really do feel that the world is broken and nothing anyone can do will put it back together, Fallout 3 kinda had this feeling but was way more optimistic, Fallout New vegas feels to much like 2 to be dressing
@@inmate92 That's so weird. I feel my heart bursting with beautiful memories from my childhood when I listen to this track. It is just beautiful. I still remember seeing the game on a magazine with barely any knowledge of english, and thinking "This is the game, this IS the game". Just beautiful. Nostalgy is such a pleasant feeling.
When i hear this track,i always remember The Lost World Jurassic Park in the scene they're aproaching the abandoned buildings and labs.(btw i love Fallout 1,hes one of my favs and this track too!!)
Brought back to this by Fallout New California, walking through the abandoned buildings of Barstow, GREAT atmosphere. I love the original two fallout soundtracks
Still canonically alive and kicking thanks to the dialogue options from the NCR Scientists and Personnel in New Vegas, no matter what Todd and his talentless hacks say. Rendering their new show non-canonical. They're still mad that Obsidian made a better Fallout game in a matter of 6 or so months, then they did in YEARS worth of time for 3 and 4. 🤣
what bethesda did to this series is a crime especially the brotherhood talk to maxon in fallout 1 and he is a very chill dude resembling nothing of the racists and facists of bethesda
I never played the first two games but i watched oxhorn play it and i have to say there's some certain vibe of hopelessness and brutality that i adore from the first two games. I really hope the series returns to its roots and we get more of that feeling we got from the first two.
I think a lot of the fallout 1/2 soundtrack gave inspiration for some of the fallout 4 ambiance. "Wandering, The Foothills Part 1-3" and "Hope Remains" in particular have the same kinda vibe.
I remember this playing in the lonesome road before meeting Ulysses it gave an eerie and menacing atomesphere that something evil and sisnster lingered in the divide that once trended its grounds (Ulysses not being the evil one, he was just pissed at everyone of the fighting, no I would say something like Rwar)
I think this is called second chance is because well this is the birth place of the NCR so its the only hope in the hopeless wastes the other music definitely represents the hopelessness.
The birthplace of the NCR.
Guy Krawinkel death to the profligates! Ave Caesar.
Ah yes home
Ave amicus.
@@5kN9 Lets see how the roman LARPers do when their bald dictator dies
@@Arthurit1s house already predicted that the legion would fall apart without ceasar
NCR never DIES. NEVER FORGET SHADY SANDS
For Bethesda NCR is just lot of Hobos and schizophrenic cultists.
Yeah NCR is definitely not gone. They just expanded too far and spread too thin. The NCR is not just one city
It makes sense probably there new capital Will be on The boneyard L.A or even in San Francisco we never knew Because bethesda is a jelaous kid Because The obsidian game has better factions that The copy and paste Brotherhood of steel
"Who's laughing now?" - Todd Howard
I declare Todd Howard not canon, checkmate chess club loser
Chris Avellone won
I'm so glad. But...Dying Light 2
@@BinBin-hy4ec Wdym mean with that exactly? To be honest Techland tried to be like Bethesda, trying to sell us some goofy ahh content that can be bought with their stupid currency even though we can get those materials through grinding. They failed so fucking bad and DL1 still holds the crown.
@@unknownboi3824 Well,I meant that Chris was fired for false accusation and the game crashed down
“Greetings… your business in Shady Sands might be…?”
Getting nuked
Fallout 1 & 2 - The most postapocaliptic soundrtack I've ever heard
Check STALKER Shadow of Chernobyl, Clear Sky and Call of Pripyat soundtracks also good
@@Extreme96PL Not even close to the classic Fallouts and NV
@@felipevieira7482 I'd say it's well within the quality range of NV's score, that's all nothing but recycled songs from the older games and boring Inon Zur violins.
@@felipevieira7482 i humbly disagree with your opinion, but i understand why you think that.
for me, i like the STALKER osts because they convey something else, that being a heavy sense of dread and isolation which works extremely well with the drained and bland visuals (that is in no way an insult to the art direction).
people have their own things, so im fine with you
Fo2? Really?
The Banging of the NCR flagpole. The wind rushing through the desolate valley. The distant laughter of the Raider threat. And the Brahmin softly mooing. That is what this music feels like. You can hear them.
Gnome Child Number 539 radscorpions are hissing in the cave....
I love it. Reminds me so much of my home state Arizona. That endless desert feeling...
Ah so well said! Just about to start a re-play of this after over a 10 years, it will be awesome!
This is poetry
No NCR yet soon though
R.I.P. Shady Sands
you got here fast lol
I don't care, the show isn't canon for me
@@Santi-vr6rm I mean, the idea of the NCR getting nuked has been tossed around unofficially (Chris Avellone, writer in old school fallout and NV) and officially (Lonesome Road) so I don't see why it's so hard to accept that the NCR got punished for expanding and enforcing too far. The Apocalypse is cruel, even after the main event has faded, and the loss of Shady Sands is just one part of it.
Nope show is not cannon everything they did after 76 will never be cannon to me
@@lpavlovopirate everything bethesda did shouldn't be canon*
1:26 the way you can hear the ruined distorted remains of the Star Spangled Banner, and the only somewhat recognizable part of it is “The twilights last gleaming.” Is absolutely bone chilling.
Well Spotted! I did not appreciate the creative effort of this game in the 90s, and the limits of technology at the time made it hard to convey the grit of the atmosphere. Can you imagine what it would be like to emerge from isolation into an entire world that had been devastated and yet to recover? To stumble on what used to be an idyllic country town that had barely survived, but somehow pieced together enough to make it through without support? Whoever is making the additional versions of the fallout franchise certainly cant.
Fuck I can't hear it. Can someone point it out for me?
The way the flagpole clanks in the background like a drum beat to the windy atmospheric rhythms. Truly a brilliant masterpiece.
This is home , shady sands the biggest city in the wasteland with a population of 50.000
50 or 50,000?
@@Gwestytears 50k during the events of new Vegas maybe ?
@@ArabianRazumZardidn't they have a millon during nv?
@BeyondBathuu too many for post-apocalyptic world
This music makes me feel danger, like death is approaching.
Yes, it's khool because that's it, this music shows that the world is not a good place anymore, and they no matter who you are, you are always in danger, all is fucked up, and people only want to survive again.
@@takablepigon9686khool
In the end it did approach the shady sands.
Just paying respects to one of my favs after the show blew up Shady Sands
fuckin real omg
I remember hearing this theme during Old World Blues. Up until this point i'd been listening to the Blues music from the Mysterious Broadcast, the overall goofyness, the wacky themes of crazy science, but the further I got into the DLC it became apparent that the situation was not as straightforward as I assumed. Something felt "wrong" about who I was helping. When I realised it, i'd turned the radio off and this theme started playing, showing how my assumptions had been correct.
It remains one of my more enjoyable gaming experiences and why i'll forever love Fallout: New Vegas thanks to the atmospheric music from Fallout 1.
Exactly! Those jazz music were just a way for me to mask the real horror of that dlc
I heard this is the pool area of the Gomorrah
I thought that depressing ass jazz music was even more unsettling. It felt really weird being in a “nice” place like Higgs village, yet there was no living soul around me. That place and the music was a really interesting combo.
this track is insane.., thought it was a Fallout New Vegas DLC track too
You hear this theme if you go to the abandoned houses just outside red rock canyon.
Shady sands has fallen....
billions must make my cock explode
not canon
Millions must search for rad X
@@yes3293 cope, NCR is destined to fall, its in the bible
@@2rrife148 Silence ghoul
What the original fallout did very well was make you feel like even 80 years after the war, the world is broken and nothing can fix it
Og Fallout felt like the birth of a world.
Fallout 4 felt like the death of a world.
@Micah Byron omg piss off bot
Fallout 3 have that forest with a "zombie"(i forgot how its called) with that, the entire world can be saved
@@Nombrenooriginal harold?, if you are a good person youll consider his wish and burn him, he is also one of the most important characters in fallout lore
@@MarioSantos-zx4bj Was Harold realy that important? Always felt like a background character when playing the first two games.
This place always gave me Couraje the cowardly dog vibes.
Honestly same.
Courage*
Damn, come to think of it Courage had a badass soundtrack as well. Lots of atmospheric Fallout-esque stuff like this. Maybe there''s a small chance that they were inspired by Fallout.
The song "Dream Town" reminds me of the last of the star makers
@FrostBloodGames Fuck off.
Shady Sands got done dirty in the show
fr pisses me off that it doesnt get explained
@@Yosupitsmeit does
@@Yosupitsme it was very much explained
@@juliancarita in the weakest way possible with a fuckin chalkboard and the ncr is only raiders and vault dwellers again, this is 220 years after the bombs dropped which makes it even dumber
@@Yosupitsme Lonesome Road is canon?
To be honest, I feel Dead Money used this masterfully. It was what I heard most of the time I was in the Suite area where Vera Keyes had died and her hologram called out to Sinclair; a fair approximation of a Pre-War ghost crying out in fear and horror as the world ends around her. As I stalked through the Sierra Madre, New Vegas did its best to have me _feel_ where I was. And where it was, indeed? Just another place ravaged by radiation? No, nothing so common. This was somewhere frozen in time, yet decayed and made a death trap by the march of time.
I happen to have a constant sense of paranoia, and it only takes a bit to get my anxiety worked up. A noise in the dark when no one but me is home, some shouts from outside.. the right track where all I hear is a flute exacerbated by a feeling of a dusty, decrepit villa. A villa inhabited by the shambling forms of its former inhabitants and the hauntingly silent, bright forms of its holograms. The sound of the Old World warning you to stay as far from it as possible; your salvation, your answers are _not_ lying in wait for you here. The vice and corruption of a bygone age.. this is no way to live. But, as we all know well by now.
_Getting in, experiencing the Old World, even just once? That's not the hard part._
*_It's letting go._*
I was wondering why I thought this sounded familiar. Never played Fallout 1, but this music being in Dead Money makes sense. What a great soundtrack
and then you have players like me who temper with the console command just to get their inventory to 450 just to get all the weapons and gold bars from dead money lmao
The Executive Suites legitimately unsettles me everytime I play because you're hunted by these holograms in the likeness of a woman who's been dead for 210 years, and they repeat her terrified dying pleas. Laura Bailey did a stunning job voicing the fear and despair of Vera Keyes. The holograms have been repeating these voicelines for centuries. There's no meaning behind it, just the Casino's advanced computers who recorded her whimpers and repeat it.
*Forever*
Dead Money doesn't use this theme but it does have a similar segment which is really unnerving. For all of DM's faults, the atmosphere was impecable.
As a neutral Courier, I just gotta say:
Stay strong NCR. You will rise again.
Apparently they already have. Show stated multiple times it happened in 77, NV takes place in 81
"Stay outta Vegas."
@@oldylad that simply isn't true tho
@@lennicyou want to explain that being the case? your words mean nothing without it
@@Shekillsxeno. It's up to the viewer's interpretation of a dumb chalkboard drawing, I highly doubt they would have shady sands nuked before new vegas, it just happens after tbh, its easier to asume that rather than the opposite
Greetings,Your bussiness in Shady Sands might be?
was sweating my ass off in the summer heat and thought of this soundtrack randomly
Desolate landscape where a small community tries to survive, just like you, it stretches far beyond your gaze, the eternal wind carrying an intense feeling of hopelessness with it
I love how tribal this feels, like this is the very beginning of society, like your living in the past, well it should be the past but your actually living in the future.
"We want true RPG elements, good characters and writing, and meaningful decisions to returns to Fallout."
"You got it! Fallout now has a Battle Royale mode like you asked!"
Technically, we are getting all that plus a br mode. I see this as an absolute win!
@@Arthurit1s is this a joke
@@mayman4255 I got an even better joke
Fallout 76
Mr. Crack that was the original joke. Theres br in 76
Define good writing. I always see that thrown around.
the soundtrack to this amazing game is so chilling, and this song feels so empty, and it reminds me oddly of some sci fi movie from the 1970s
I know, this could easily be in the original Planet of The Apes when they're all in the field being hunted or exploring
if theres ever a remake of the classics, I want them to stay true to these soundtracks cause their fucking legendary
This track encapsulates an uneasy calmness, a peace that won't last long
It's interesting this plays in my head when I am wondering around in a densely populated area with lots of people and its me by myself.
I love the subtle thematic reference to The Star-Spangled Banner in the flute line
Wut? There is no such thing there.
@@Vorteksio3its there
@@mrfootfxtish9430 Uh...no Its not?
@@Vorteksio3Well funnily enough, if you listen to it, it sounds like the part in the anthem where the lyrics say "at the twilight's last gleaming" nah, they did it on purpose. That's just dark humor lol. Listen to that line there of the anthem then listen to this part at 1:25 and you'll hear it
@@BronzeApostleI didn’t hear it at first, now, it’s clear. Wow that’s an impressive Easter egg. I modded fallout 4 to have this soundtrack makes the game more frightening.
I can't believe they blew up shady sands top 10 greatest anime losses of all time
Really conveys the desperation of the wasteland and Shady Sands well.
you can hear the earth mourning with pain during the horn music parts ,its like its crying out in pain but still has hope left to live on and heal on in 1:25 but trails ahead to return back to where the planet used to be.
Ngl, at that part I kinda hear the U.S. national anthem, idk if that was on purpose or not
@@Hamlet2344Well funnily enough, if you listen to it, it sounds like the part in the anthem where the lyrics say "at the twilight's last gleaming" nah, they did it on purpose. That's just dark humor lol
Iconic soundtrack. I'll never forget the first time this played during my first New Vegas playthrough, so much nostalgia. Fallout 1 really was a game ahead of its time
I always hear this in Honest Hearts and it's become a comfort song that i dont find creepy at all. Maybe I'm just weird, but I do love Zion.
Fallout New Vegas too,epic track......
+Logical Phallusy He said 'Fallout New Vegas, too' since this soundtrack is also in New Vegas. Meathead.
Tiber wins this round.
A lot of the original Fallout 1 & 2 ambience was in Fallout New Vegas
Elvis Ferbeyre well you can sometimes hear it in new Vegas but I rarely hear it
@@benhart8319 you mostly hear it in the sink. on the old world blues DLC.
This song and city of the dead gave me paranoia as a kid I was around 8-9 playing fallout at 2 am, these tracks scared me for no reason than it was a game about the horrors of nuclear war and I felt like I was witness to it all in real life
When I came to Shady Sands, the night gradually gave way to dawn under this music, it seemed that the story begins from this moment
Fallout 1, 2 a d New Vegas the pinnacle of Post apocalyptic gaming. It is greatly unfortunate that fallout 4 didn't reuse aspects from previous fallout games. I'd be happy if Bethesda would re-consort with obsidian entertainment for a remaster or even a new fallout game taking place in the California.
Personnaly i would prefer they give us fallout van buren. I only read some elements but this game can litteraly become fallout New Vegas 2.
@@Spootprime what he meant was it would be GREAT like nv2, not the places in the game
I'd like to see san fran since Kellogg was from there. Also if been there a few times. A familiar location would be cool.
Fallout 4 has OK gun play. It's just the lack of balancing i have issues with.
I prefer new vegas's writing and 4's atmosphere is far more realistic than 3's, which felt more like an implication that the game took place far sooner than when it actually did.
I love having this song play in fallout 4 when I use the classic fallout music mod. As good as that game's soundtrack is, I definitely prefer the more ambient atmospheric pieces used in the first 2 games and new vegas.
I'd like something like that.
@Anne fallout 4 doesn't fit to a post-apocalyptic world in general, that trash of a game
this guy speaks the truth
@@GothieBoy what's a "FZmbou" if I may ask
@@widepootis feminine boy?
The cradle of new civilization.
The ambience of the desert, waiting for a threat to arise from the ridge with your trusty brush gun holstered on shoulder...
"In the divide, you and i, will have an ending to things"
0:01 You see a small village, with humans doing their routine here and there. Humble houses, a few thriving green plants. You feel safe
0:17 You look around and see... a haunting desolate void. You are still in a middle of the death-filled irradiated wasteland. You can feel the desert gusts slowly scrape the hope away. "Will this village survive?... Will I survive??"
YOU MANIACS! YOU BLEW IT UP!
To everyone in this comment section, yes, the soundtracks for Fallout 1 and 2 were implemented into NV. Not all the songs but if you've played Fallout 1 and 2 then NV, you can notice the music from those games in NV. Vault 13's theme can be vaugely heard in most vaults in NV, Nipton has Fallout 2's music for the Gecko location, and there's many others.
Correction: Nipton plays the "City of the Dead" theme, or the Necropolis theme
@@JuggerKnight717 He's still correct because "City of the Dead" plays in Necropolis and Gecko.
While everyone else was busy prospecting for life, the NCR was paving over the desert with a new America. Hopefully the government will be more stable.
This was also used as an ambient soundtrack in the Dead Money DLC of Fallout New Vegas, and when I heard the song playing in Dead Money it was really nostalgic. Love this song.
Y'all keep forgetting that SoCal NCR is the only part that was devastated, there's like at least 6 other NCR cities in the north that's still operational like The Hub. Shady Sands was a tragedy but NCR isn't so small that it ends there.
Yeah Todd even said that the NCR will be back in the second season. I really hope they play a bigger role in season 2
First time i heard this in the mojave it freaked me out
For some reason i always remember Aradesh going "oh yes yes yes yes"
I remember Aradesh going "Oh yes yes yes yes" but not Razlo. I honestly do not remember anything Razlo says, the text is pretty generic.
@@myballsgetlikt1313 Oh man this is embarassing, sorry about that.
In my defense, i haven't played FO1 in six years, so some details are a bit blurry in my memory.
Perhaps i should replay it one of these days...
In my humble opinion, the best track to represent the franchise
Remember Shady Sands
The series really kind of derailed with Bethesda, thankfully New Vegas kept some of that atmosphere
@Rory Addison they tried
I Feel like they wanted the East to be different from the West.
This is the perfect theme for a small, dusty town in a post-apocalyptic desert.
I've never played fallout 1, but this track in new Vegas always somehow gave me nostalgia for it, now I know why lol. This track is amazing
Rest In Peace
The birthplace of the NCR, the start of the Two-headed Bear.
for me one of the most iconic soundtracks in Fallout history. . .
second chance for humankind? Maybe?..
This song *feels* hot.
Playing Fallout New Vegas thoroughly for the first time and when this soundtrack kicked in at the REPCONN Headquarters I was actually creeped out but also nostalgic.
Never realised the tracks were stereo till I heard the beginning of this song, really mesmerising.
Crazy atmospheric. This kind of vibe is completely absent in Bethesda Fallout games. Hope the next mainline instalment captures that.
@GG-iv2tj the fallout 3 vibe is still not the same as the first 2 games
its not about the "apocalyptic" vibe, its about the FALLOUT vibe
Remember when the Fallout themes were dark yet hopeful? Good days.
I heard this on Utah and I searched for every single OST. Now, randomly recommended video shows up and give something that I give up on finding.. 😮😮
Что было в оригинальных fallout так это атмосфера, безнадёжности, страха, безумия людей которые даже спустя полу века не смогли восстановить цивилизацию
I feel something different every time I listen to this track. This time, it sounds hopeful, kind of like the wind engulfs the whole wasteland and offers no hope, but Shady Sands (foreshadowing the NCR) is immune to that, however small, it feels like a haven that is on the bring of collapsing but doesn't, it should fail because it's safe and offers peace to wanderers but it doesn't fail, and that's why you can hear the wind as it doesn't enter its gates, but it soon will.
wasn't this also in New Vegas?
Yeah
Okay, that's GOT to be bone chilling, especially at 0:24
Must of been quite a game to play back then.
Returning to Fallout 1/NV soundtrack is always a reminder that some things can't be remastered or returned because it simply not profitable for Bethesda or Microsoft
After owning the IP for 20 years Bethesda’s finally taken the ultimate dump on it with help from Amazon
Never played 1 but heard this while traversing the mojave and never knew what it was as it wasn't in any ost vids or anything but now I've found it and neat
@Frank Roidlight I've played 2 a bit and nv Isn't my favourite
@Frank Roidlight I'm boutta beat yo ass
Wish this was on spotify
i still say, from a tone standpoint, Fallout 1 is my favorite, you really do feel that the world is broken and nothing anyone can do will put it back together, Fallout 3 kinda had this feeling but was way more optimistic, Fallout New vegas feels to much like 2 to be dressing
Yeah fallout 3 was really atmospherically great
@@jacobrawlinson12 Fallout 3 was good.
I remember I had depressions from playing Fallout 1 and 2. Just becuse of this goddamn, haunting music! xD
That's how it is supposed to be. That's why these first two games are just amazing when it comes to atmosphere.
@@inmate92 That's so weird. I feel my heart bursting with beautiful memories from my childhood when I listen to this track. It is just beautiful. I still remember seeing the game on a magazine with barely any knowledge of english, and thinking "This is the game, this IS the game". Just beautiful. Nostalgy is such a pleasant feeling.
Who still uses “xD”?
@@robertmorris3369 xD
@@robertmorris3369 xD
Definitely using this for my DnD campaign. This soundtrack is just too good.
I'm also going to use this for a D&D campaign! Hell, maybe one day I'll be able to use this for a Fallout TTRPG campaign!
When i hear this track,i always remember The Lost World Jurassic Park in the scene they're aproaching the abandoned buildings and labs.(btw i love Fallout 1,hes one of my favs and this track too!!)
C Freaj Well this track does play in the abandoned Vault 15
Perfect theme for corona infected cities
Always loved this one.
I really had to stop at Shady Sands to find Ian & have him as a companion for the main story & Rarely hits me or anyone else.
Brought back to this by Fallout New California, walking through the abandoned buildings of Barstow, GREAT atmosphere. I love the original two fallout soundtracks
I always seemed to hear this on the eastern side of the map in New Vegas, especially prominent legion spots.
That atmosphere is terrifying as real Fallout
We all pay for what we've done. I'm so sorry, Sinclair. Sorry, I...I should have trusted you.
I was playing Lonesome Road like 20 minutes ago, I go into The Courier's Mile and this song was playing. Incredible reference, amazing soundtrack
Best music for Coronavirus
I’m convinced that this is what Hell sounds like.
Shit, this or The Glow shoulda been used for the Glowing Sea-
I love Shady Sans theme
Still canonically alive and kicking thanks to the dialogue options from the NCR Scientists and Personnel in New Vegas, no matter what Todd and his talentless hacks say. Rendering their new show non-canonical. They're still mad that Obsidian made a better Fallout game in a matter of 6 or so months, then they did in YEARS worth of time for 3 and 4. 🤣
what bethesda did to this series is a crime
especially the brotherhood
talk to maxon in fallout 1 and he is a very chill dude resembling nothing of the racists and facists of bethesda
I never played the first two games but i watched oxhorn play it and i have to say there's some certain vibe of hopelessness and brutality that i adore from the first two games. I really hope the series returns to its roots and we get more of that feeling we got from the first two.
is that a flute playing the really creepy part? I think it is, I can't figure it out tho
”Security is _your_ duty!”
My favorite Fallout ambient track
Mark Morgan's music always gives me the creeps and I don't know why it reminds me of some creepy Pink Floyd songs
it just works
Imagine some stranger standing in the dark corner of your room at night is playing this. SuS
I think a lot of the fallout 1/2 soundtrack gave inspiration for some of the fallout 4 ambiance. "Wandering, The Foothills Part 1-3" and "Hope Remains" in particular have the same kinda vibe.
I remember this playing in the lonesome road before meeting Ulysses it gave an eerie and menacing atomesphere that something evil and sisnster lingered in the divide that once trended its grounds (Ulysses not being the evil one, he was just pissed at everyone of the fighting, no I would say something like Rwar)
Awesome, godly Deep music !!!
Damn you Vault Tech
Ah, back when fallout had a soul.
I think this is called second chance is because well this is the birth place of the NCR so its the only hope in the hopeless wastes the other music definitely represents the hopelessness.
This music is beautiful