Dark Souls - The Faithful Black Knights
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2012
- Ripped directly from the game disc and uploaded in an uncompressed audio format. This is as close to original quality as possible on youtube. This track is not available on the soundtrack CD.
This track has no name, so I gave it one.
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Entire essence of Dark Souls right here in this track.
Yessir
I wish this played all throughout the kiln, it fits perfectly
Silence works better. Makes Gwyn's theme more powerful when it starts as well.
@@roiroije243 its not silent tho theres too much thunder
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Not literally for God's sake. I meant music.
There was thunder?
@@roiroije243 Yeah that's a good point, actually. A cool and instead* just seamlessly faded out into the atmospheric sounds on your way to Gwyn, leaving you in silence for the last half of the Kiln to build some suspense.
I always thought that this song should have more attention. It's such a nice vibe you get when you first enter the Kiln. The final area, the top of the world. All gray, few drops of rain falling, and five remaining Black Knights, guarding their long-hollowed master, Gwyn. It's the simplest stage, however one of, if not the most atmospheric in the game.
I always pause as I descend those stairs to the Kiln, watching the shades of the Knights slowly pass by sends a shiver down my spine. It sounds like music to me in the game, and almost a mournful and sad one at that. Regardless, it is a fitting sound to the scene and I have to wonder if their sacrifice was worth it. Another proof, not that I needed one, that this game is a work of art.
DocHazard I’m not the only one then
just ghosts walking pass nothing chilling there
@@ndeeeed it's kind of sad really, the knights who once fought and defeated the immortal dragons meet their end likes this.
@@hamzashinwary4215 It all fades in the mist of the ages. No act of glory remembered, no song for the heroes of yore, only ash and silence, in the end.
Hamza Shinwary Sad ? In a way, I guess.
But since everything comes to an end eventually, I think their end wasn’t the worst one.
They died surrounded by their brothers in arm, serving the King that won their respect through his wisdom and bravery, sharing his fate so that the end, for others, might come just a little latter.
These proud knights fell honoring the sacrifice of their lord, staving off the end of the world for all those they knew and loved. To warriors such as them, is there a more befitting end ?
All those knight from the past... still doing their lord biding... even when everything is lost...
It is ironic. The song is about faith to your leader, but it is empty and sad.
Faith in Lodran, as with all things in Lodran, will mean nothing in the end.
short and sweet- love this comment
....not really what the songs about. I mean the title yeah. But the song is about a journey of uncertainty reaching its end
All things, in all places, will mean nothing in the end, because the end does not matter. Forever is an instant and every instant is for ever. Our acts will have ringed of all their greatness in our lives, and what once was echoes in eternity.
I'm glad I played this game blind. This was the most ethereal and surreal moment of the game for me, striking me with its profound ambience and watching the ghosts linger and pass you by as you descend into the final area of the game.
I've done the same played without looking anything up and I was blown away by the soundtrack.
i remember my first black knight encounter. being killed by a single one over and over again. i eventually got used too how they behave but when i was walking down these steps and seeing so many of their spirits just walking across the steps a flat out chill went up my spine. such powerful warriors so many of them sacrificed to not save but just extend the age of fire just a little longer. was the Darkness. the Abyss. such a terrible powerful force to warrent such a mass sacrifice of such powerful knights? i got my answer when i saw the DLC... and that chill turned into a rush of power when i realised that the chosen undead aswell as all of the undead that you have come across on your journey are the embodiment of what the Abyss is. a unstoppable unkillable force that can never truly be beaten back. a force that always returns and consumes and destroys all in it's path. Manus was not only the Father of the Abyss. he was the father of humanity. and his Dark soul YOUR humanity. his gift too you. your birthright. your never ending curse.
Humans have humanity.
Hollows don't.
Darkwraith's armor set says that "They may even be more human than us"
Could undead be the cure for the abyss spreading?
bubbajoe117 I've never seen Abyss as so simple an all consuming front. Humanity, and souls seemed, to me, reminiscent of the Yin and the Yang.
Once a cycle of souls comes to an end, the Dark Soul comes to power. Once the Dark Soul is exhausted, the Age of Souls returns.
Looking at it in this manner, theoretically, Lordran should have died out 300 years prior when the Abyss began to emerge. Successfully suppressing it results in the cycle reaching stagnancy, the age of the Soul burns out, but the Abyss is in no position to usurp it.
Nature becomes upset, people become empty husks, stuck between life and death, and thus Dark Souls begins...
It's a bit skimpy, but it's the best I could rationalize it.
wonderful post
In DS2, Crestfallen Saulden says: "What we call the curse is traceable to the soul.
Do you see what that means?
To be alive…to walk this earth… That's the real curse right there."
@@salahad-din9168 Hollows are still Humans, racially speaking. They’re just very, very wrinkled, zombified Humans created by Nature to ensure Humans bring forth the Age of Dark and abolish the rule of Gods over the earth.
The Black Knights who still wander Lordran in service to their lord are empty beings, driven only by that service and duty. They are but shells, remnants of what once was. The armor holds no body, only the fading embers of the fallen's will. Undying loyalty, indeed. The song is sad because it's tragic: their service can aid Gwyn no longer, though they still try so hard to do so, even after death.
even the night has stars.
all is not lost.
This helped in a way you couldn't even begin to imagine
Thank you
Didn’t know this existed until today. I thought it was just ambient noise, not music. It’s very hauntingly beautiful, I love it
I find it very funny to think that when you are at firelink for the fist time, you acctually are almost right above the kiln.
It’s like Demon’s Souls with the Old One being right below the Nexus.
There is an old saying in my family…
…Thou who art Undead, art chosen…
…In thine exodus from the Undead Asylum, maketh pilgrimage to the land of Ancient Lords…
…When thou ringeth the Bell of Awakening, the fate of the Undead thou shalt know.
This music kept me sane after every time Gywn killed me. It's kinda weird how I went from raging after the first few deaths to then cherishing each attempt after. It's as if initially it hadn't sunk in that this was the end. After each death; the staircase, the music, the knights ghosts strolling through; a constant reminder of the tragedy that occurred and also the entire purpose of why we're doing what we're doing. When I defeated Gwyn I didn't even celebrate. I knew nothing about Dark Souls just over a month ago, but now I can say it's one of my favorite games.
It's 2019 and I'm just now hearing this by itself. I've always taken notice of the music played on those stairs, but have never investigated it. This game is life changing man. And someone made a comparison between this and a Silent Hill 2 track. I definitely hear it and wouldn't be surprised if the developers knew of and liked SH2. Two masterful series.
Life changing? That's a bit much.
So this is the sound of heaven...
Definitely something you'd hear at heaven's gate
「The Flashbolter」I don’t think this is the sound of heaven. It has a darker, more peaceful twist to it. I think this is what it sounds when everything is over, even the light. Nothing will be left, just a dark peace running through all of the universe once it is all dead and over. This is what I think this track resembles
More like the sound of Limbo to me...
More like limbo.
Anyone else feel like this sounds like a Silent Hill 2 ost at least a little? World of madness is the OST, take a listen and compare.
Thats the first thing it reminded me of when it came on
reminds me of Devil May Cry pre-mission music so hard
all 3 game series are legendary. and also their respective ambient tracks.
100%.
After a lot of these boss soundtracks, I finally found what I needed.
This music really does make my imagination go wild..hard to explain.
it gives the feeling of something that is going to happen or has already been happened
This song tells me,
"You are the silent witness."
never forget, lordran.
Lordran never die
Lordran number one
I feel like this song bears a weight indescribable by man.
It's almost as if the intro to the Kiln of the First Flame teleports you as you walk through it
+Josh H exactly.
When I first heard this when I played the game remastered I just dropped my controller and listened to this theme, it’s so ominous and angelic. Nothing ever hits as hard as dark souls music.
You basically walk into the Kiln of the First Flame in the Afterlife, NOT the present day Kiln
This kiln is in the same place as the Pygmy Lords and Slave Knight Gael
The Sun, the Ashes, The wind surrounding it
Not to mention the eyeless husk of Gwyn whose soul was sent to the “Afterlife”
Other lords linked the flame but only in the present
We link it in the Timeless afterlife which absorbs infrastructures and people into it (Anor Londo, the Ringed City and Lothric in Slave Knight Gael’s arena)
I listen to a tons of music everyday, I'm literally listen to ALL music that I can find, millions of albums in thousands of genres, and for the most part of my life I've been strongly convinced that I could NEVER pick my the most favorite song. I thought I could just name like dozens of songs that I like, but there can't be an ONLY piece of music that I surely like more than everything... Well, I thought that way until that day I've completed Dark Souls... I've heard the first seconds of this ambience, and... Just stood on that staircase and listened... I can't find enough words to describe how I LOVE this masterpiece of music. It just make me feel the rightest way of all others... Truly the gem, both the game and ost.
this made me cry the first time I saw those ghostly knights walking by :( but thank you so so much for uploading :)
Cry? Wow. Although.. I get you.
Has anyone realized that the Kiln of the First Flame is outside of Lordran walls?
Also, everything is ash there and some structures have points jutting out like an explosion happened (which it did). Because if you give yourself to the flame, an explosion happens. Can you imagine going through that and, unlike the Chosen Undead, living through it like Gwyn did? How did Lordran survive and why is it outside the walls and not a protected temple? Beyond the Kiln, the horizon is ash. Anor Londo was built high up and far where Gwyn called home yet he remains at the Kiln. Perhaps he has accepted that he has lost friends, been betrayed by friends whom he bequeathed parts of his soul to (Four Kings and Seath) and accepts death yet willing to fight for his life as he knows of the prophecy of a Chosen Undead. Perculiar don't you think?
I have a theory, like Ash lake and like New Londo Ruins -- where the bodies of the dead litter the ground -- the ashes on the floor of the Kiln of the First Flame could potentially be the ashes of all the dead knights. For what else could the ashes come from? We should know that fire burns and generates heat, but ashes come from what is burnt and flakes off.
Reaper Sovereign Very true. That is a lot of knights and those ghosts are the dead ones who still act like they're still doing their duty, protecting their Lord.
Britt Dunaway
I have another theory from reading about the Black Knights and studying them. They seemed more like loyal dogs that were betrayed. Gwyn took his black knights to the Kiln, not his shining silver whom faught in the dragon wars (I always consider silver and black seperate divisions). They're called faithful , or "once-proud" probably because now they're strays. I'm not sure if they're protecting Gwyn or trying to stop you from lighting the flame to be honest. It can be looked at in any way.
Black Knights release a black "mist" when you stab them just like the Dark Wraith Kings in the 4 Kings Fight. Where as the Silver Knights release a white mist, whether this is because they're illusion or "holy" is up for debate.
Faithful = To believe in
Loyal = Never betray or stray
When you're in a dissociative haze waiting to clock out from your 6th amazon shift this week
There is some speculation that Manus' boss room is the location of the first flame, owing to the location and geography.
That said, you can see from the intro cinematic that the the First Flame was beneath, or at least within, one of the arch trees, in a natural cavern - just like Gwyn's boss room. The Kiln itself is an extension of Firelink Shrine: the ruins within appear to have been constructed to safeguard and strengthen the area, as well as allow easy passage should one, such as Gwyn, require access to the genesis point of the Lord Souls.
It strikes me that it's on the same plane as Ash Lake, and the walls may have been constructed to help protect it from the Dragons (I know they can fly, but Anor Londo appears to have been encircled in the same manner and that survived). Perhaps the Kiln area acted as a citadel during those wars? When men lived beneath the surface plane, or perhaps it's simply an elaborate temple.
You are a genius
Yeah, I agree with you. I felt I'd mention the Manus boss theory for the sake of completion.
If you die to Manus, it's possible to see your bloodstain at the bottom of the Valley of the Drakes. However, if you die to the Four Kings you cannot. I put this down to the spread of the Abyss blocking or consuming all light.
As you say, if you overlay the maps they're in the same general location.
+Urathomable never use the bloodstains as a cannon information, they just appear because they need to be loaded in the game.
That song is reason why I've beaten NG+ in full blacknight set, sword and shield.
I know the first time I entered the kiln, it was an unsettling feeling. The area is filled with ash, and the walls around the center are impossibly tall. The whole area, I wish more could have been done with it, but it was still one hell of a trip.
I think i sat at this part for 15 minutes, pondering why they still followed him, wondering if it was really worth avoiding the unavoidable for just a while longer. its definitely eerie, and sad to look at.
dont oppress me Brendan
That's it, you just triggered my ptsd card.
Well, if you mean why the knights followed gwyn to the kiln, I think, that considering how long it's been since the Lord souls were found, they have no idea what's down there anymore. It could be like ash lake, where a dragon fled the uprising and hid. Who would've linked the fire the first time if the only thing gwyn did when he got down there was get eaten by some monstrosity that inhabited the kiln?
It seems to me like Gwyn sacrificed everything just to keep the age of fire going for a little longer. Everything was expendable to him.
Anyone who love their lord would follow him no matter what... and look like those knight had unquestionable faith in Gwyn.
It's so sad...
What a beautiful game.
sounds like a peaceful death
Sorrow Ahead
This song is so sad it really reflects the saddness of these poor knights souls...knights who had undying faith in their great lord, gwyn and now they are trapped in lordran killing innocent travelers hollow shells of their greatness....long live the black knights
at the same time i love how the sliver knights went with gwyn asnhe went to link the fire to show even in the end when all seems lost they still are faithful to gwyn even if it took there lives they where with him every step of the way man that's so sad yet happy at the same time its a shame they kill you it'd be fun to see then help you out or bow to you when you go to the linking of the first flame but still they deserve there rest let the ashes inside there armour fight there never ending battle for them
Actually, I think those that followed him in were the Black Knights that had fought with Gwyn against the demons. They seem to have done so without Gwyn knowing about it, iirc. Which makes their tale even sadder, he wanted to keep them safe and they accidentally got burnt by the explosion of the First Flame when Gwyn relighted it.
aromardu yea i already got that they fought the demons and came back all burnt but if the did figjt the demons without gwyn knowing then they'd probably would male gwyn disappointed for taking matters in there own hands and for failing to do finish the job but still i always thought that 4 sliver knigjts came with gwyn to protect him from any danger that would be in the kindling of the first flame and because of gwyn linking the flame they got consumed by it but the ones that are ghost looking are the black knights wondering an endless loop in a way where they are walking with gwyn as hes about to link the flame because they are just walking they aren't runing into battle so thats my thoughts about this but still i just feel bad for gwyn the black knights and even the sliver they lost there kingdom they don't know where else to go so they have to protect wjats left of there forgotten kingdom and they really makes me tesr up a bit because they got nothing better to do besides defend something that doesn't matter anymore hell the black knights now just wonder the world of dark souls doing there own thing even one black knight is fight some of those goat looking things when you get down the demon ruin looking place and hes still fights and seeing that really brought me a few tears him just trying to finish the job in a way so sad to see i love dark souls and this is my reason its back story its details and everything i love it so much
Oh yes, these games have a ton of atmosphere that are unmatched by other games! Having to look for clues in item descriptions and design-choices, in addition to dialogue and actions undertaken by characters, it all sets it apart from the way other stories in games are done.
god this track is amazing. I get such goosebumps every time I get to this part of the game
there was only one time in my life where I could hear music like this
Oh wow, this sounds a lot more eerie than when I listened to it in-game, and the ambiance is that much more awesome because of it. Dark Souls ftw :p
I'd figured that the large circular wall built around the Kiln itself was one of the walls you can see looking down from Firelink Shrine.
If it holds any significance, the Kiln is built right on top of an archtree stump. The trees must be sturdy indeed, seeing as how that one withstood the inferno that resulted from Gwyn's linking of the fire, while all else around it is naught but ash.
Thank you, i was really in love when i heard this the first time, it's the kind of thing that i love to hear from video games and it's becoming really hard to see/hear these days.
Hauntingly beautiful
Oh my god!!! I never realized that was an actual song!!! Absolutely beautiful and amazing
This is the true theme of Dark Souls 1. like the soundtrack to everything you had done up until that point. All coming to a close. Feels really sad.
Dark Souls is my favorite game of all time, It's just so different, even tho I have finished it, I still play it hours after hours, I can't wait for the DLC :) I am a new fan btw :) EpicNameBro sent me :) you have great videos !
this is what makes dark souls 1 the best souls game
Almost directly below Firelink Shrine.
Many many thanks for this track,im serious.
Gwyn is the best God to serve. i link the flame knowing that i have been faithful to his visions of an age of light, of hope, of humanity... as i burn so that the flame can live on !
Black Knight: Forgive me my Lord I have failed you......
Me: ;.;
This is actually Gywndolin's theme played backwards, but with some effects
thank you man, this is exactly what i was looking for
No tengo como agradecerle, pero quizás compartiéndolo a muchas personas mas, esto es Magnifico
Keep up the good work, man. ENB recommended your channel, and he was right, you are a badass.
Thank you for this!!!
This is amazing !
Gwyn's faithful knights...
They Served their lord Gwyn from the beginning, all the way to the dreadful end.
The black knights (once silver knights) went with Gwyn to link the fire.
They faced many dangers, including the chaos demons.
The fire of the chaos demons scorched their armour, changing it from beuatiful silver, to jet black.
When Gwyn sacrificed himself, the massive explosion burnt their armour even further and killed several numbers of them.
The surviving ones bodies were totally obliterated, turning their blood to a black paste and leaving their souls trapped in the armour.
All of those who survived, now wander the lands aimlessly, knowing that their master will never return, and that his sacrifice and their tireless battles and efforts, were for nothing.
The Silver knights who stayed in Anor Londo have no clue about what has happened. They just wait, hoping that their master will one day, come home...
Wrong...chaos demons didn't make silver knight to black knight.
Carrier Of Light Actually it is a possibility.
The black knights had a silver armor before, just like the other silver knights, and it was then « charred », which (considering they were the one who fought against the demons) can mean that it was charred during their war against demons, or when they sacrificed themselves to the first flame alongside Gwyn.
« his sacrifice and their tireless battles and efforts, were for nothing »
Since when thousands of years more of the age of light rather than the coming of the dark, and ultimately allowing for light to remain even in the dark (betrayal of the fire ending in DS3) « nothing » ? Gwyn’s sacrificed allowed for the world to thrive for thousands of years more than it should’ve, that’s pretty good in it’s own right.
I doubt that is supposed to be the actual position. Just where the devs put it for convenience. The asylum is actually somewhere to the south of Lordran (source: intro movie).
Thanks! Expect more videos soon. Capture card is on the way.
Seriously though, they needed to make a Demon Boss Fight where Black Knights come in to help you. That would be the most amazing boss fight ever. Like the final boss of the 3rd dlc of Dark Souls 2. Loyce Knights help you in the fight. If only Dark Souls 3 made Old Demin King a very strong big demon boss, and some black knights walk through the fog wall to assist you.
There's something like that in Dks2 Ivory King DLC. Not exactly Black Knights, but another version
DS3 is ages and eons later. The demons are wiped out and black knights long gone. They should of made another dlc remaster going back in time to the age during/after stone dragon war.
It makes sense lore wise in Dark Souls 2, but it doesn't for this game.
Yes, you have to take into account that this map is just a collision map and the undead asylum isn't connected to the rest. Same goes for the World of Ariamis and in a way, the Kiln isn't supposed to be on the same level as the firelink shrine. But these places are special, the Ash Lake and lost Izalith on the other hand are direct parts of the whole big maze, and therefore their respective distances are geographically coherent with the in-game experience of the player.
Thank You for This Gift My Friend. May The Flames Guide Thee!!!
I remember hearing this during e3 when I was playing as a Black Knight !
perfection...
this makes me so emotional🥺
Best song in the game
Thanks! I will indeed try to keep it up.
I still remember when I saw the ghosts of the Black Knights for the first time after opening the door leading to the kiln of the First Flame...
It's as if the music is telling you "Hey, your journey is almost over, just a little bit more!"
Glad that I paused to stare at the knights for a few moments to hear this.
Not sure, I think it varies per video. This one even sounds good on 240p. I just uploaded the raw file if you want the very highest - check the video description for the download link.
As the chosen undead was descending into the kilm of the first flame he/she saw the ghosts of the black knights and monologue "So this was the fate of those loyal knights to lord Gwyn, how unfortunate for them. Thank I am here to end this pain… may they all rest in peace and I hope they won't serve such a fearful god"
I think this is an edited reversed version of dark sun Gwyndolin. Pretty good use of the limited soundtrack to create such haunting beauty. Dark sun Gwyndolin has faith in his father until the very end, but here in the kiln of the first flame we see were that faith really leads you. It leads you to be charred to ash and damned to wander forever.
pre-patch, if I attacked the Black Knight spirits wandering the stairs to the Kiln, I would get 2000 souls about 2 minutes later... Strange, as they didn't disappear, so maybe they kinda count as entities? Post-patch, it didn't work...
CISsuperdroid Huh...
Suppose you were to hit them with an extraordinarily punishing attack then?
It is rather a shame that this and the first scene when Anor Londo is presented (which is almost like a rough draft of Ornstein and Smough's theme) were never included in the soundtrack.
Those knights should've made the comeback of the century in the second game. There should be a miracle, ridiculously high level & the only one you can't spice down, where you summon a full unit of them to kick ass in the name of Fire.
They did. The Loyce Knights.
***** Also, the Alonne knights (who share the same death scream as the Black knights).
Edmund Withnell that scream has been recycled throughout the souls series..
Edmund Withnell that's why I don't really put to much credit into theories linking entities because of their sounds. From recycles so many of their sound effects..
I think the sound effects for the Alonne knights was a deliberate hint: The Iron King met something beneath the magma that warped him, and it is strongly implied the thing he met was Gwyn, and gained Gwyn's soul as a result. In that case, the Alonne knights serve a similar purpose to the Black Knights, making their death cries a deliberate call-back.
Hey could you rip somehow the ambient "music" you hear on the graveyard in the painted world please?
yes please!
***** can you sent it to me as well?
*****
Go to the graveyard ;)
Do you play it on console maybe? I heard that ambient tracks are on low volume
Those stairs with the passing knights reminded me that part from berserk where Guts watches the fallen members of band of hawk moving on into the light.
Is that a recent story moment? I havent caught up but considering all the references in Dark Souls I wouldnt doubt it.
We think alike.
yup. this is the track.
Yes, I just added some links to the "About Phrexeus's channel" section on my channel page. You'll see the ones shown in EpicNameBro's DLC speculation video and more.
Cool!
There is another track in the game that I haven't heard anywhere else. Its in the torture/pike area in the Painted World of Ariamis. Where you fight Jeremiah. Does anyone have that track?
ua-cam.com/video/DMmIDPCUWQU/v-deo.html ?
5 years late but yknow
Yes. It's when you descend the stairs from the Altar.
Nice
Have you tried listening to this in reverse?
We forget that all those undeads,all those silver and black knights,all those creatures in blighttown,all the ghosts and darkwraiths of New Londo...
They were people too...and we never think about the fact that we are killing them relentlessly.
Why it sounds like Dancer of boreal valley music first phase or portion and also one of the music in Vinland saga I think somewhere else is called
This track would be right at home on a Silent Hill game results screen.
Love this music thank you for uploading it
I'm not sure were to ask, but was there by chance a sound file that was the music used in the Gamescom 2011 trailer by chance? I'm probably hoping for the impossible, but I just can't get that music out of my head.
Is it possible for you to show us some of the character models, weapons, armor and items that wasn't used in the game?
There's an area where you can look into it but not even the binoculars are can give you a good enough look.
He's in hollow form, it's been confirmed
It's part of the "hidden track". See my other video: watch?v=QbO70-JLvo0
Actually I'm not sure the kiln of the first flame is the place where the first flame apeared. I think it's just the place Gwyn built to kindle the bonfires in that huge explosion that made him and his knights go hollow. If you look at the artworks you can see this scene pictured. I believe the very first flame apeared where you fight the bed of chaos. Evidence of this is in the intro, where you see the roots and the cave in which the fire sparks, Also BoC is the lowest point of Lordran.
Where exactly is the kiln in the Dark Souls universe how far away from lordran is it? Anyone know
yea i know that but when you go into the kiln it docent look like your in lordran anymore or is that just me
Sorry, I can't. It takes a long time to find each model because there are so many, and they have names like c_200098. But I have observed the Gywn model, and I think I remember his face looking more like a normal hollow than a skull.
I'm sorry if I'm asking an obvious question, but Is this the ambient music from the Kiln of the First Flame?
Not exactly, it plays as you walk down those ethereal stairs to the kiln with the wraiths of the black knights walking from side to side
Thanks!
sound quality is at its highest on 480p right?