Drummer Reacts to "Cyberpunk 2077 - Phantom Liberty"
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Original: • Dawid Podsiadło, P.T. ...
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Drumming Music Drums Drum Drummer reacts reaction reactor Dawid Podsiadło, P.T. Adamczyk OST Marcin Przybyłowicz CD PROJEKT RED Soundtrack
Man when you play through the entire story. This really makes your heart bleed.
It hits even worse if you sided with reed. Like a quick summary of the tragedy you just partook in
@@wojakc7745 just watching her dangling there staring at me. bro... :(
I felt it really hard 😢
@@wojakc7745It was 4am. I decided to save songbird, but damn. When I saw reed in the music video after I just slaughtered him I felt horrible
@@Ace.C19 there's no good endings, there will be something in each endings that will make you feel horrible, that DLC is just way too good
It really hits different when you finish this DLC to the game
If you seen a lot of Bond movies It REALLY hits different and fits right in.
@@QbrotherSoulStar exactly
The fun part about this song is it is very much a James Bond title track style of music. Which fits so well with the game.
The MV also works as a Bond opening, which makes it kind of neat that it goes at the END of the expansion...
@@cainprescott4937 it honestly could be a bond theme
almost like the DLC is marketed as a SPY THRILLER.
And Dawid knocked it out of the park
Phantom Liberty has got to be one of the most, if not THE most, heartbreaking story I´ve experienced in gaming.
This song was literally perfect for how it ended. Dawid Podsiadlo is incredible
Man, that says something with your profile picture being from Red Dead.
I think Songbird's story hits closer to home than a lot of other games because it seems like this kind of exploitation is just around the corner. Our late stage capitalist societies/governments are already exploiting our minds and bodies, but PL's story makes it obvious they aren't willing to stop there and they have to come for our souls too.
Just finished it and somehow it got more depressing with each ending I did, 10/10
"Please, help me to die." This hit me hard man.
Yeah, this song is likely pretty good by itself, but hearing it for the first time, at the end credits, after completing the expansion.. hits WAAAAY differently than just blindly listing to it as it adds SOOO much context.
I cant lie. I was brought to tears multiple times during the campaign. I was having real difficulty making certain choices. Choices I even regretted later on.
NO OTHER game has ever done that. Even the greats such as Mass Effect did not cause such a mix of powerful emotions.
Then this song occurs in the credits and everything just comes flooding to the surface.
Bro... the whole Cyberpunk lore is just a genius f*cking idea. The game + DLC, the anime, they're all good. I personally like all the stories, soundtrack, gameplay, EVERYTHING. There's almost no cons in the whole Cyberpunk franchise. And even if there are some, they're just minor things. Idk how anyone can hate these masterpieces.
Cyberpunk is an old idea, which can be traced back to scifi stories written back in the 1960's already. And yes, it is genius.
I am superbly happy that they made this game with so much respect to the 90s tabletop roleplaying game, and stayed true to the source material, adding beautifully to it.
I am not the biggest fan of the anime, and how they changed up some things, like the reflex boosters making you move faster (which they do not do - they just make your reflexes faster). But all in all, forgiving that, I liked it a lot.
For me this song came right after the ending where you have a really tense confrontation where you have to kill a friend to save another friend in a dark rainy night standoff. Very perfect ending song
Don't give any details to someone and let them watch/listen to this. I dare you They'll say 007 in a heartbeat :D
What a incredible song.
I think it's the most Bond song that's not part of the Bond franchise that I've heard, which fits, because the DLC is really a Bond movie where V is Bond but there's no 'good' side.
If you seen a lot of Bond movies It REALLY hits different and fits right in.
fellow drummer here, the way you instantly appreciated the ghost notes and groove in this track was my exact reaction when i first heard it lol
You should really dig into "the Rebel Path" from Cyberpunk 2077, really great track.
Excellent review and drum review of this song! I have been hoping that someone would talk about how thoughtful the drum orchestration is.
This video is kinda late now so maybe you won't read the comment as much but... Dawid stuff is really good. Like his songs on cyberpunk is used in the launch both time, one on the base game and one on Phantom Liberty. Both of them are really good plus the ending song for the anime is also by him.
I read every comment 👀
This song is dlc some that plays after u end it and it’s beautiful and capsulates the emotions u feel though it and after
There are no happy endings in Night City... If you play the game, and knowingly listen to the theme with the story, you are 100% likely to cry. It's a fucking piece of art.
After ending the dlc (especially if you kill 'spoiler') this song is like the final hit, which makes you cry.
This is probably the wisest thing you have ever heard. Listen to the words.
The drum part is sober and elegant, as if you should play it dressed in a good Italian suit, and dark spy glasses. 😎
Already doing that soon with Arknights Phenomenal Agents actually 😂
goosebumps
I made another dnding yesterday, and this music got me over and over
After playing the DLC and making certain gameplay choices
This song hurts
They have awesome Songs for everyone in this Game.
I'm into the Samurai (in game Band of Johnny Silverhand/Keanu Reeves) Songs Chipin in, Never fade away, The Ballad of Bug Ravers, A like Supreme, Black Dog, Archangel.
It's played by the Band Refused for the game.
This after the songbird ending and at 11 pm at night hit different
If you dont planning on playing the game. You still should watch someone play through it or watch the movie edit. The story is spo impactful.
I didn't remember this song had drums hah, interesting video
If the kid would actually listen to the song he'd know there's a story to it. Instead just talk over the whole thing and only pay attention to the drums only.