Yeah.. I mean, jesus hell, so many of these songs are forever stuck in your head. Also, TLoS wasn't bad, it was only rushed. One year for Eternal Night, one year for DotD. That's ridicilous.
Eternal Night is such a contrast to new beginning. In New Beginning, you go through the whole game trying to stop Cynder, and you succeed, with a happy ending. In Eternal Night it's different: while saving the world is once again a priority, Spyro is looking for answers. And this music just conveys the story so well: A place at the edge of the world itself where Spyro found the answers he was looking for...but they weren't what he wanted. So he strayed from his intended destiny, and despite everything, he failed. He failed to stop Malefor from returning. Because not all endings are good ones.
And because of this, when Spyro returns to the world, he finds it in chaos… in a war where it seems like the forces of light are fading… furthermore, Spyro lost his ability to control the flow of time… there was no returning from this… he needed to face up to his mistakes… along with Cynder. Much like Aang in Book 3… or Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi… Spyro must contend with his failure in Eternal Night… making this chapter of the trilogy a tragedy in that Spyro failed to stop the very bloodshed he’d have to witness in Dawn of the Dragon.
@@trevinodude You know, it's always good to find other like minded, intelligent people above the usual morons who say things like 'it's just a game'. God bless you man.
You know, most people say the gameplay is tedious, and just above annoying, but the story says otherwise, I've always loved the legend of Spyro combat flow, in every arena, the music conveys those battles and it makes you feel like your a part in each chapter of the story, even tho the game sends hundreds of enemies in some levels such as the pirates near the arena and fleet, also malefors fortress, the first arena, then the Viking arena with the riders, then the last arena with the last ape defence line to gauls throne room, but let me just say....it's always been so much fun as a child, and coming back to it....I feel....so relieved of playing it again, hands down, the best series of Spyro I've seen come to think about it, even tho it was rushed, the first hands down the best, eternal night I found my favorite due to how the story changes from heroic to tragic, a huge twist, but then in dawn of the dragon, I hated that one due to it's combat change, limitations and how the story proceeded, and WHAT HAPPENED TO THE APES, they were just....gone, but other then that, I'd love a reboot to this trilogy, but the soundtracks....they need perfect...cause that's one of the legend of Spyros key factors....the story, combat flow, and music
@@Grimreaper67778 while I agree that the combat is lacking, I do find myself always coming back to this trilogy because of the story and music. If neither were this good I wouldn't bother, but damn, it gets me every time.
This is actually quite calming for some odd reason..... I say odd because you are literally in a cave of sentient statues and crystals with this calm-ass music
When I visited the Spyro the Eternal Night website before the game was released (many, many years ago) this song played there and had very strong impact on me. I love this music, somehow nostalgic in these days. When I found this, I was like that yes, this god-like song is back
This soundtrack is so unloved, we need to make it more well-known to everyone and show it has kept its beauty since 2007 which let me put that to perspective, it was 13 Years Ago so it deserves that for being remarkable.
Omnia qui magni dispexit lumina mundi Qui stellarum ortus comperit atque obitus Flammeus ut rapidi solis nitor obscuretur Ut cedant certis sidera temporibus
@@chancelangone9727 I know this comment is 7 months old, but the eternal night had a handful of levels where I was genuinely confused on what to do/where to go to progress. The bosses were also 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 hard to beat compared to the rest of the game, but I'm not the best at video games so that can be taken with a grain of salt. With my experience, I would label it as the game with the most flawed progression, but calling anything the "most flawed" sounds like you're hating on it, which I'm not. I much preferred the elemental training levels in eternal night over the first game, and the average combat was definitely better than all the button mashing in the third game.
Wait this is Spyro Music? I thought The Godhand was sacrificing 'Branded' in the background! Also this play's when Toys for Bob submits to making Call of Duty's.
I used to have the game run all night with this music playing while i slept. It was so calming and it induced pleasant dreams for me. Aaaaand then my little brother wanted to play "fix it" with my ps2 and smashed it to pieces with a hammer that was light enough for his four year old arms to pick up but heavy enough to break it. In return I red ringed his Xbox 360 just to spite him cause at 16 I was petty as hell and held a grudge against him for destroying my only escape.
I feel sorry for you man. Losing my ps2 in my childhood would've made me very upset. Ratchet and Clank 2 and Eternal Night were the two biggest impacts on that console for me. Those two games there just sucked me into a new world.
@@thefierycharmeleon164 You are my person, seriously... R&C 2 was my very first video game ever, back a very, veeery long time ago, and Eternal Night was not only my first Spyro game, but also one that influenced me greatly... I wouldn't give those games away for a fortune and life of bliss, by all means... The nostalgia is very real with both of them, especially since both of those franchises are heavy not only in soundtrack, of which each is absolutely unforgettable, but also landscape, through which both impacted my imagination on so many levels and gameplay, being just challenging enough for me not to destroy my Dualshock (ehm, Jak II and III, ehm), and for me not to get bored playing them... Anywho, easily some of the best pieces of games I've ever played, be it because of atmosphere, or anything else these games had to offer, and they exist as living proof, that graphics are not everything in a video game, despite that mentality reigning supreme nowadays... Those games will always hold a special place in my heart... Rock on, bro!
And that's another reason why TLOS isn't loved enough, it's sad really especially since it never got that movie, I was excited for it but when I learned it was canceled after announced, I became more pessimistic than ever and is where my envy and hate for Skylanders Academy came from.
@@artistanthony1007 Yeah, we were all really bummed out about that once, matter of fact, some still are... But hey, at least Spyro's getting back on track! Anyway, I wanted to ask you, friend... We are trying to get a little community going, around people who like TLoS, and it's going moderately well... There's not many people, but we would be glad to have you, and if they are interested, anyone else from this thread, if you would like to, of course... It is a server on Discord... Here's the invite link, if you wanna join : discord.gg/NAjQBFfPaP
@@PaulTheDWGuy I was going to but my phone has some issues with storage rn, I cleared everything but still saying I have no storage available to download apps and I still have access to internet for some reason when my service provider sent the message to pay bill, it's been days and still working but this is an old phone, performance has been decreasing so I know it's likely processing slower.
TLOS is Like Zack Snyder's DCEU Trilogy in Terms of tone and among other things A New Beginning - Man of Steel Eternal Night - Batman v Superman Dawn of the Dragon - Justice League What do you think?
As much as I absolutely despised this game with it's awful delayed controls, ugly locations, and a RIDICULOUS difficulty spike...I loved the music quite a bit. Especially this beautiful piece. Celestial Caves was probably the only level in the game I didn't fully hate.
What console did you have it for? I had it for ps2 and my controls weren't delayed, then again i haven't played the Wii version so I couldn't say if it's better on the Wii or ps2.
As someone who played this game on the ps2, the game never delayed in the controls, nor anything else. And I personally really like the level design. And this level here was the highlight of that for me. Edit: Oh, and for my opinion on the difficulty. I honestly think people have overblown on how hard the game actually is. It can get unfair and brutal at times absolutely, but I think it's actually pretty good overall. But, the forgiving difficulty of A New Beginning on the other hand is a different story. When you die in that game, the enemies won't respawn, meaning, no matter how sucky you are at the game, you'll get eventually, and just boring.
Playing this on ps2, like many said - it gets pretty hard at certain points, but nothing impossible. Especially if you played the first game, and had enough practice in the first levels (for example, i've managed to completely upgrade the fire breath in the ice level, at the section with lightning tower and a catapult, enemies just keep respawning) So yeah, combat difficulty is alright. But platforming, omg it's so bad and unforgiving, it ruins the game. It will not tolerate just being okay or good, it requires perfection at times. Especially when it comes to gliding and double jumping. Pressed it too early - and you just hit the platform with your nose and slide down. Too late - and it won't even register.
Ehh, a fourth game would kind of mess things up, unless theres a large time skip with maybe the next Purple Dragon? I'm more hoping for remakes of this trilogy, somewhat like they did with Reignited, but even grander. Including things that the dev teams wanted to include, but couldnt due to time/money contraints. There was a lot scrapped for these games, and by adding those and ironing out any flaws that these had, we can have something truly spectacular.
The lyrics are words written by Gaius Valerius Catullus from poem 66 of Carmina, each set of lines repeated once. "Omnia qui magni dispexit lumina mundi Qui stellarum ortus comperit atque obitus Omnia qui magni dispexit lumina mundi Qui stellarum ortus comperit atque obitus Flammeus ut rapidi solis nitor obscuretur Ut cedant certis sidera temporibus Flammeus ut rapidi solis nitor obscuretur Ut cedant certis sidera temporibus"
Say what you will about TLoS series, it did have some really good music
The best music if you ask me.
@@MtCzM
I love both Classic Spyro and Legend of Spyro.
Yeah.. I mean, jesus hell, so many of these songs are forever stuck in your head.
Also, TLoS wasn't bad, it was only rushed. One year for Eternal Night, one year for DotD. That's ridicilous.
Very very true, one of the best game soundtracks ever made
The Legend of Spyro is one of my favorites. Gameplay wise, and music wise.
so underrated trilogy and osts, i hope they will make a rework of this game, so more people will play it
Eternal Night is such a contrast to new beginning. In New Beginning, you go through the whole game trying to stop Cynder, and you succeed, with a happy ending. In Eternal Night it's different: while saving the world is once again a priority, Spyro is looking for answers. And this music just conveys the story so well: A place at the edge of the world itself where Spyro found the answers he was looking for...but they weren't what he wanted. So he strayed from his intended destiny, and despite everything, he failed. He failed to stop Malefor from returning.
Because not all endings are good ones.
And because of this, when Spyro returns to the world, he finds it in chaos… in a war where it seems like the forces of light are fading… furthermore, Spyro lost his ability to control the flow of time… there was no returning from this… he needed to face up to his mistakes… along with Cynder. Much like Aang in Book 3… or Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi… Spyro must contend with his failure in Eternal Night… making this chapter of the trilogy a tragedy in that Spyro failed to stop the very bloodshed he’d have to witness in Dawn of the Dragon.
@@trevinodude You know, it's always good to find other like minded, intelligent people above the usual morons who say things like 'it's just a game'. God bless you man.
You know, most people say the gameplay is tedious, and just above annoying, but the story says otherwise, I've always loved the legend of Spyro combat flow, in every arena, the music conveys those battles and it makes you feel like your a part in each chapter of the story, even tho the game sends hundreds of enemies in some levels such as the pirates near the arena and fleet, also malefors fortress, the first arena, then the Viking arena with the riders, then the last arena with the last ape defence line to gauls throne room, but let me just say....it's always been so much fun as a child, and coming back to it....I feel....so relieved of playing it again, hands down, the best series of Spyro I've seen come to think about it, even tho it was rushed, the first hands down the best, eternal night I found my favorite due to how the story changes from heroic to tragic, a huge twist, but then in dawn of the dragon, I hated that one due to it's combat change, limitations and how the story proceeded, and WHAT HAPPENED TO THE APES, they were just....gone, but other then that, I'd love a reboot to this trilogy, but the soundtracks....they need perfect...cause that's one of the legend of Spyros key factors....the story, combat flow, and music
@@Grimreaper67778 You do realise that the fate of the Apes was addressed in Dawn of the Dragon?
@@Grimreaper67778 while I agree that the combat is lacking, I do find myself always coming back to this trilogy because of the story and music. If neither were this good I wouldn't bother, but damn, it gets me every time.
Spyro still found the answers he was looking for, but not what he wanted.
"To ride out this storm, and live to fight another day."
Sometimes the truth doesn’t set us free.
This is actually quite calming for some odd reason.....
I say odd because you are literally in a cave of sentient statues and crystals with this calm-ass music
This is one of my favorite tracks of the game. I feel that just this song exactly represents what this game is at its fullest.
And yeah, it is pretty relaxing.
When I visited the Spyro the Eternal Night website before the game was released (many, many years ago) this song played there and had very strong impact on me. I love this music, somehow nostalgic in these days. When I found this, I was like that yes, this god-like song is back
This soundtrack is so unloved, we need to make it more well-known to everyone and show it has kept its beauty since 2007 which let me put that to perspective, it was 13 Years Ago so it deserves that for being remarkable.
An extended version of what may be my favorite piece of music of all time? Thank you so much!
You're welcome! It's nice to come across another Spyro fan every now and then :)
I fell in love with the trilogy's soundtrack around 2009, and it's been my favorite pretty much ever since.
I discovered this triligy around August 2016, and as you can already tell, it has made me a huge fan since then.
This videos show how much of a fan I am of this trilogy: ua-cam.com/play/PLpRMRrcoW9DPklD6cI9S726ME1VOsCmwZ.html
Omnia qui magni dispexit lumina mundi
Qui stellarum ortus comperit atque obitus
Flammeus ut rapidi solis nitor obscuretur
Ut cedant certis sidera temporibus
This theme, to this day, continues to tug at my heartstrings everytime i hear it. By some strange magic it never gets old to me.
I am a huge Spyro fan! As a dragon myself, I can deeply respect that Spyro is as awesome as he gets!
i love majestic music...
This soothes me and gives me goosebumps consecutively, I feel like this could be played at church or a funeral
It really could.
Crash trapped in a frozen lake:why do i here eerie music?
Favorite piece of the entire trilogy, hands down. Ironic how the most flawed game of the three gave the best song.
I'd argue the eternal night was the best game of the trilogy in multiple categories. I'd be interested to hear how you find it to be the most flawed.
@@chancelangone9727 I know this comment is 7 months old, but the eternal night had a handful of levels where I was genuinely confused on what to do/where to go to progress. The bosses were also 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 hard to beat compared to the rest of the game, but I'm not the best at video games so that can be taken with a grain of salt. With my experience, I would label it as the game with the most flawed progression, but calling anything the "most flawed" sounds like you're hating on it, which I'm not. I much preferred the elemental training levels in eternal night over the first game, and the average combat was definitely better than all the button mashing in the third game.
Wait this is Spyro Music? I thought The Godhand was sacrificing 'Branded' in the background!
Also this play's when Toys for Bob submits to making Call of Duty's.
I used to have the game run all night with this music playing while i slept. It was so calming and it induced pleasant dreams for me. Aaaaand then my little brother wanted to play "fix it" with my ps2 and smashed it to pieces with a hammer that was light enough for his four year old arms to pick up but heavy enough to break it. In return I red ringed his Xbox 360 just to spite him cause at 16 I was petty as hell and held a grudge against him for destroying my only escape.
I feel sorry for you man. Losing my ps2 in my childhood would've made me very upset. Ratchet and Clank 2 and Eternal Night were the two biggest impacts on that console for me. Those two games there just sucked me into a new world.
@@thefierycharmeleon164 You are my person, seriously... R&C 2 was my very first video game ever, back a very, veeery long time ago, and Eternal Night was not only my first Spyro game, but also one that influenced me greatly... I wouldn't give those games away for a fortune and life of bliss, by all means... The nostalgia is very real with both of them, especially since both of those franchises are heavy not only in soundtrack, of which each is absolutely unforgettable, but also landscape, through which both impacted my imagination on so many levels and gameplay, being just challenging enough for me not to destroy my Dualshock (ehm, Jak II and III, ehm), and for me not to get bored playing them... Anywho, easily some of the best pieces of games I've ever played, be it because of atmosphere, or anything else these games had to offer, and they exist as living proof, that graphics are not everything in a video game, despite that mentality reigning supreme nowadays... Those games will always hold a special place in my heart... Rock on, bro!
And that's another reason why TLOS isn't loved enough, it's sad really especially since it never got that movie, I was excited for it but when I learned it was canceled after announced, I became more pessimistic than ever and is where my envy and hate for Skylanders Academy came from.
@@artistanthony1007 Yeah, we were all really bummed out about that once, matter of fact, some still are... But hey, at least Spyro's getting back on track! Anyway, I wanted to ask you, friend... We are trying to get a little community going, around people who like TLoS, and it's going moderately well... There's not many people, but we would be glad to have you, and if they are interested, anyone else from this thread, if you would like to, of course... It is a server on Discord... Here's the invite link, if you wanna join : discord.gg/NAjQBFfPaP
@@PaulTheDWGuy I was going to but my phone has some issues with storage rn, I cleared everything but still saying I have no storage available to download apps and I still have access to internet for some reason when my service provider sent the message to pay bill, it's been days and still working but this is an old phone, performance has been decreasing so I know it's likely processing slower.
I remember music playing spyro
This sounds more like final fantasy 13’s music when they’re getting branded by ragnarok
TLOS is Like Zack Snyder's DCEU Trilogy in Terms of tone and among other things
A New Beginning - Man of Steel
Eternal Night - Batman v Superman
Dawn of the Dragon - Justice League
What do you think?
As much as I absolutely despised this game with it's awful delayed controls, ugly locations, and a RIDICULOUS difficulty spike...I loved the music quite a bit. Especially this beautiful piece. Celestial Caves was probably the only level in the game I didn't fully hate.
I actually like the design of some of the areas in this game. But yeah, The Legend of Spyro trilogy was the best in terms of music and plot.
I despise you, too.
What console did you have it for? I had it for ps2 and my controls weren't delayed, then again i haven't played the Wii version so I couldn't say if it's better on the Wii or ps2.
As someone who played this game on the ps2, the game never delayed in the controls, nor anything else. And I personally really like the level design. And this level here was the highlight of that for me.
Edit: Oh, and for my opinion on the difficulty. I honestly think people have overblown on how hard the game actually is. It can get unfair and brutal at times absolutely, but I think it's actually pretty good overall. But, the forgiving difficulty of A New Beginning on the other hand is a different story. When you die in that game, the enemies won't respawn, meaning, no matter how sucky you are at the game, you'll get eventually, and just boring.
Playing this on ps2, like many said - it gets pretty hard at certain points, but nothing impossible. Especially if you played the first game, and had enough practice in the first levels (for example, i've managed to completely upgrade the fire breath in the ice level, at the section with lightning tower and a catapult, enemies just keep respawning)
So yeah, combat difficulty is alright. But platforming, omg it's so bad and unforgiving, it ruins the game. It will not tolerate just being okay or good, it requires perfection at times. Especially when it comes to gliding and double jumping. Pressed it too early - and you just hit the platform with your nose and slide down. Too late - and it won't even register.
Where is 4th game 😞
4th game? The Legend of Spyro is a trilogy.
@@MtCzM can be another sequel
@@Kapajak Nah. I like how DotD ended. It wouldn't make sense to release another sequel.
Ehh, a fourth game would kind of mess things up, unless theres a large time skip with maybe the next Purple Dragon?
I'm more hoping for remakes of this trilogy, somewhat like they did with Reignited, but even grander. Including things that the dev teams wanted to include, but couldnt due to time/money contraints. There was a lot scrapped for these games, and by adding those and ironing out any flaws that these had, we can have something truly spectacular.
@@ivythay4259 Even a port would be nice to have for the PS4, with better details and framerate.
Still no lyrics from anyone? This game has been out forever ._.
The lyrics are words written by Gaius Valerius Catullus from poem 66 of Carmina, each set of lines repeated once.
"Omnia qui magni dispexit lumina mundi
Qui stellarum ortus comperit atque obitus
Omnia qui magni dispexit lumina mundi
Qui stellarum ortus comperit atque obitus
Flammeus ut rapidi solis nitor obscuretur
Ut cedant certis sidera temporibus
Flammeus ut rapidi solis nitor obscuretur
Ut cedant certis sidera temporibus"
why all the fandom of spyro ar furries
GBA OST is better.