Ulduar Music (The Titans Music) - Wrath Music Soundtrack
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This raid and by extension this music represents the peak of WoW.
Actually that would be Icecrown and the launch of Cataclysm both with 12 mill subs... after the first Cata patch the numbers started going down...
I meant in terms of quality. Nothing could compete with Ulduar afterwards.
Sunwell during TBC was the pinnacle of WoW PvE. Patch 3.0.2 destroyed everything PvE.
The population peak was in Wrath following the publicity and success of TBC. After Wrath failed due to accessible easy-mode raiding, comprising multiple difficulties of the same diluted content, subscriptions declined. When they failed to fix anything in Cata. they declined even more. Then MoP hit and the game fell back to Vanilla subscription numbers.
***** I'm not entirely sure I subscribe to all of those beliefs. Mainly because subscription numbers continued to rise during Wrath, not just at the start. Well into it's release they rose. Personally, I think there are a ton of factors to consider and it would be impossible to pinpoint all of the reasons why what happened, happened. There are some points that are fairly obvious though and arguments can easily be made for, such as those pointed out in your post.
A lot of things are subjective though. For me personally, nothing and I do bloody well mean NOTHING will ever come close to Wrath. Not even remotely. The ambiance, the scenery, the music (oh god the music), the lore, the story lines that were continued upon, the ones that were tied up, the ones we were introduced to, the characters we lost, the ones we found still alive and had a reacquainting with, my class being not broken for the first time in the history of the game and feeling like it was meant to in the first place, and yes even the instances and raids because they were unique and fun and inventive (yes I know they became stupid easy once everyone overgeared them, but the 3 Icecrown heroics were NOT easy and the raids were not easy on hard mode. Not until you got a bunch of people geared out). So many damn things. I miss it so much.
***** I think that if 3.0.2 had been a bit more ''accessible'' it would have been better, the kara key grind was absurd. But I didn't really play long during BC anyway.
This is seriously the most epic wow music.
Wod has got some good stuff but wotlk hands down the best.
+Dcoolest wotlk best expansion ever
+Frico Rico Yeah... then blizzard began to design the game out of forum tears. ( Retards that demand an easier game because they can't figure out how they got killed)
There's an standard answer when you cancel subscription that says literally "The content is too hard"......
ROFL
lul wotlk was easy as shit haha try raiding mythic in legion and see how far you get "veteran"
Your comment seems rather rude.
This could actually be an anthem of a country.
this is exactly what came to my mind when i first heard it
Let's call it Ulduaristan.
Why not just keep it the way it is and name it the Kingdom of Ulduar ?
Yes it could..
For Ulduar!
7:36 ... man this part gives me chills
esp at 8:17
This raid purely had a feeling of epicness to it in every sense of the word. You were going into unexplored territory as the brawn, the vanguard for a league of explorers, trespassing and exploring a sanctum for the creators of the world you live in, the Titans. You killed a monalithic tank while riding many siege weapons of all shapes and sizes, and pierced into the heart of a kingdom of clandestine origin. After going through the hardships of purifying titanic guardians, and killing the ominous monstrosity from the pit below you, if lucky and proven, you were able to find and do battle with the Herald of the Titans himself, to prove that the corruption the Old Gods carry over Azeroth does not outway the courageousness and spirit that each race of the planet holds. This was by far my favorite raid of WoW, period. And to this day while I still take large breaks from WoW, I still hope they can create a storyline inside a raid that will give you the feeling, the goosebumps, the welling sensation of success and wonder going from boss to boss, that this raid did. While there are some that could considered as close 2nd's or ties, this raid still holds the title of my favorite raid in WoW.
But my casual guild members sucked so much at stacking the DoT on Flame Leviathan...actually nevermind, it made me look better than I was.
Yeah back when not everything was about saving the fucking planet or even the whole universe. WoW was the greatest RPG because it truly let you immerse yourself in it and live in it. You used to be one of many. just an adventurer and not freakin god himself.I miss living in a fucking normal world which has its own little problems here and there but nobody truly knew what was going on... Just day to day living and not fighting all the time!
@@metaknight281 Weeeell to be fair Ulduar was kinda about saving the planet tho, and same with fighting the Scourge. I don't think the problem is the enemies we face or the setting, the problem is how things are being told and the tone it's being told in. Like Shadowlands would be fucking EPIC if it was made by the same people who made WOTLK if they were at the exact same point in their creative process. The problem is that WOTLK was amazing and heavily atmospheric, and most of the higher threats were kind of just implied instead of fully shown and explored. Nowadays WoW is basically a netflix show giving fanservice and making the game in the same way one would make a soap opera set in fantasy setting, but with the writing of a tumblr fanfic page. You can notice this in the music too. The music in newer expantions is very good, but it's composed like it's made for a TV show or a movie rather than an atmosphere you can abide in for hours.
YES! Rip the last great xpac for real. I left 1/2 way through Cata. Just came back to play SL a couple months ago...some of it isn't bad but tbh the first 3 ( vanilla, bc and wolk) were the best
The distorted, echoing portion from 1:42 to 3:10 is actually the best part. A stroke of genius on the composer's part to make it sound like the echoes of the past.
Abazigal It sounds like someone's playing it on a speaker from the other end of the raid
considering the grandness of those halls, that was actually quite a genius move.
I always imagined this part is when Yogg'Saron prepares to break free from his prison, and the grandess of the Titans that are ultimately failing to keep him ceilied, is just something that happens in the background (hence why the eerie and spooky element is in the focus of this part while the Titans' theme is just in the background)
the feels when the Valliant, heroic music at the start of the raid slowly gets darker and more faded as you descend deeper into the realm of madness.
7:36 - That sheer fucking awe, mystery, and wonder. Nothing compares to how incredible that piece sounds.
I think of the beginning part being Ulduar just after being built, the music is loud, beatifuel and proud.
But as time goes on Yogg-Saron gets stronger and corrupts the place more and more, shown in the music getting quieter and downright creepy at some points.
Beautiful*
GRAMMAR NAZI
that ain't grammar, that's just a typo ^^
I like how there's no voice during the "pure" part of the song. It represents the time before the curse of flesh, there are no singers to sing, only music. The singing itself is corruption
very similar in the original Karazhan, story progression through the music.
I love that this became the new dwarf leitmotif (the beginning part) after Cataclysm. It suits so well, represents them gaining understanding of their origins.
That's actually so beautiful, finally they reconnected to their origin and kept the ost. Dwarf Anthem ftw.
@@ggoblet2960 I think it's the only good character arc for a race in the whole of WoW's history. The dwarves started WoW looking into their origins, and by the time Ulduar was discovered they found their answers. I wish that level of care had been given to the night elves (who had their major sacrifice at the end of Warcraft 3 undone because feelgoods was more important). Thalassian elves became an outright mess lorewise. Everyone else remained static until around Legion (the draenei got their resolution, even if it squandered Argus by making it a final act zone instead of the topic of a whole expansion).
So yeah, the dwarves won the lottery.
I will never forget the first time I entered the antechamber of Ulduar and this music started playing, a solemn feeling hit me like a spear. Completely immersed into this majestic fusion of Norse mythology and sci-fi, this music really spawned the appropriate emotions for that insane journey. So powerful and overwhelming - it's been so long and yet it still moves me to the brink of tears. I love what you and I used to be together dear Wow.
1:48 Finally found that goddamn ominous background choir! It was driving me mad because in Ulduar it gave off really chilly mood, but i didnt know where to look.
This symbolizes Blizzard right now.
In the beginning proudful and in all their glory
But year after year this glory fades away and with recent tragedy seems to break all apart
No King rules forever :(
This is ridiculously high quality music for a game. Honestly, wow delivers when it comes to it's music production
how is it too “high quality” for a video game?
@@DustUSA stop counter signaling my positive comment
@@ninny65 Counter signaling? that term doesnt even have any relevance to the question i just asked…..
@@DustUSA bot
@@ninny65 ok buddy
Listening to this in 2019. I can't help but get so emotional. I love wrath so much. The peak of wow. Ulduar... :(
I like how at the start it's just this epic war theme, but around 1:40 it changes to a more chilling, eerie tone. The war theme is still there, but there is something looming in the background - the sound of a frightening, maddening presence. And that music begins when you get closer to Yogg'Saron. Very atmospheric.
now the presence is blizzard
Why are we still doing that joke, it´s not even funny at this point but repetitive @@grom4818
No matter how many times I listen to this, it still sends shivers down my spine every time.
This is by far one of the best compositions in the entire game. It feels immense, majestic and literally sounds like it's filling the 20+ meter tall halls of the Titans.
Ulduar time walking just about made me cry. This raid was so amazing. I would do anything just to relive the WoTLK days. The feeling of creating my first DK, the feeling on venturing into northrend, the adrenaline of doing my first Wintergrasp, the excitement of first exploring Dalaran, the thrill of Ulduar and the chaos of the first time I did ICC. This raid and this expansion are just amazing. While I love Legion and WoW currently, I just want to relive those days of WoTLK.
ArcticPhoenixGaming dont worry m8 be happy that you had the chanse to be part of this time.
You were part of the biggest moment in MMO history, and it will probbaly never be topped. I got to play as a DK but didn't make it to the raids as school and life made it impossible for me to level to 80 even. It pains me to this day... But at least I got to explore some of Northrend and see Arthas "in the flesh" for myself
Best raid of WoW
Damn right!
Ulduar and karazhan
DanieleBecchetti
imo mate kara, ulduar, naxx25, voa icc were all MASTER RACE GOD TIER. :p TOC though gave me Aids and stage four cancer. :c
Icecrown Citadel and Ulduar. Memories...
***** molten core?
This song needs to be played at my funeral.
The Pinnacle of WOW raiding, fucking amazing!
5:50 , strange sounds and music begin to obscure the original track, much like the madness of the old gods obscuring the noble titanic beings within Ulduar.
I never realized that before and now I get chills when I hear it...
Woah.... creepy if you think about it... a Titan facility, gigantic city of metal, being secretly corrupted underground by an old god
The very first song is just..I dunno I cant find the word to discribe it.. its just so amazing and catching i dunno. Ulduar was by far one of the best raids in my opinnion
+Mrdnz2202 Ulduar and ICC are my two favorites.
+Josh Throne of Thunder is pretty great, too. It's pretty close in theme and design to Ulduar.
Mrdnz2202
Though I no longer play WoW, it still remains in my heart. I love the game and the music. The music especially... it gets me through hard times.
I freaking adore the first part
The titans are all confirmed dead, really brings a new meaning to this song.
Also Algalon was sending reports to nobody, confirmed in the new novel.
+DoomCorrupted where did u find this information i do not think that the Titans are dead
not all the titans are dead, Sargeras is still alive, also many world souls are out there spawning new titans. Though it probably takes millions of years.
Sargeras has been way more active than you think. The only confirmed Titan left is Azeroth's world soul. Hence why Sargeras wishes to destroy what has repeatedly been called a world soul unlike any other. In addition, dem Legion boys is more powerful than most with Sargeras' magic coursing through them.
In the end , all shall burn...
They were "dead" but they had Titan souls being reborn in the seat of the pantheon.
It's interesting to note that this song became the dwarf theme in Cataclysm. The Titans created the Earthen from stone and some of them were affected by the Curse of Flesh and became dwarfs. The Titans lived on in the legends of the dwarfs for thousands of years. When Ulduar was discovered it became clear that the stories were true. Now the dwarfs seem to honor their heritage more than ever before.
Omg, I almost crying, when cold and at the same time mystery music drown out heroic music. I feel it when heroes try to resist this, but it is useless. Madness absorbs them.
My friends, our time has finaly come.
This is rising again
The peak of our Classic time is here.
The tears of nostalgia are dry !
Feratus spiro taume patima amatatus
Vykuro sovore parel ravor
Ferario sorvosa pera
Amatus soto cera passis
Admira Amantul!
brings tears to my eyes ;(( , one of the few things that am proud to have achieved!!
1:47 damn, so creepy, sounds like Yogg-Saron has taken over chorus lol
+Rudy Cooper i stopped listening once that part started :D
Yeah, I got spooked when that part came on
+Rudy Cooper WHAT!?! THAT'S THE BEST PART!!!!!
+felix lundholm liar
+Rudy Cooper 4:10 More creppy imo
1:45 - 3:20 Always gives me the chills, especially with that lower, fainter volume. The ones that follow are equally haunting.
I was listening to this last night when we were doing Hodir 25 HM , and definitely increased my dps.
Check out the Choral/Orchestral Version!: ua-cam.com/video/Z1SNo6BMv7k/v-deo.html
Highlight of doing Ulduar every week has been lowering the volume in Discord when we get to Antechamber so I can blast this anthem on my speakers...
Many years and still a pure masterpiece in my top 10
This track is an analogy for Blizzard. Starts off as proud, capable, and
respectable. But as time goes on corruption begins to seep in. Slowly
the old Blizzard is but an echo and the corruption is almost impossible
to ignore until eventually the old Blizzard is completely gone.
It's actually the most clever comment I've ever read under game OST. You are 100% correct sir. Stuff got corrupted and it's glory is long gone... unless you try "time machines" here and there.
Could not agree more. Perfectly worded.
Yeah but If yogg-saron is Activision that mean we can cancel this corruption and save blizzard
the last stand against the Madness...
for those of you who cant fined it on Spotify, its called Thaurissan's Reach
7:33
Best part
Undeniably my favorite Raid. So vast and so much lore!
TonberryGames they could make an entire hearthstone expansion out of it. I mean they’ve done the grand tournament and the frozen throne why not add some more wotlk
Alliance? Horde? Nah fuck that
Praise the Old Gods!
Ew, Old Gods. Praise the Void Lords.
Praise Me!
PRAISE THE SUN
JUST PRAISE SOMETHING
Praise the scourge. 💀👻💀
Blizzard: releases Ulduar
My phase1 bis blood dk tank: aw shit! Here we go again
ah man, this music still gives me chills :X
orang mana nih?
My first real expansion was Mists, but I still feel the echoes of WotLK all across WoW. When I go through these raids and solo them, it doesn't give me anything near the experience you get from actual raiding but it gives me enough of it to know this was a truly incredible expansion.
Personally, my heart belongs to Warlords of Draenor -- the first expansion I truly devoted myself to. But I'll always regret that I started WoW too late.
Lunion Starborn "The echoes of WotLK..." What a lovely metaphor. Worthy of a reply.
Yes, you did miss out on a great deal. In fact, I was sworn to WoW and never believed I'd actually stop playing indefinitely, but WoD did it for me.
You have no idea - you can't even imagine it.
Having to look for people in Trade to do your daily heroic (which was a daily quest in Dalaran).
LFR didn't exist, meaning that every time you reached a boss, it was the first actual time you stood before them - an unprecedented feeling of epicness, knowing you're probably a part of the 1% to ever actually get to SEE that boss.
Treading into the Howling Fjord and Borean Tundra for the first time. And the Lich King's unmistakable, unshakable presence. In every quest, every undead, everything.
The actual sense of achievement when you got your flying mount.
The feeling of progression as you went from zone to zone and the atmosphere got more and more morbid, the undead grew greater in both numbers and power, until you reached the heart of Icecrown Citadel.
The Storm Peaks with their goosebump-inducing music and atmosphere (Mountains of Thunder. UA-cam the song.)
How raids were actually a progression, a step towards the Lich King (Ulduar being a necessary, brilliantly fleshed out exception). Trial of the Crusader was a preparation for the assault on Icecrown, so on.
Brother, you truly have no idea.
You can just download a free client and play on a private server tho... It truly is a whole different experience. Also, if you are used to mists, and wod levelling, levelling in pre-cata Azeroth is alot less linear and has more of an adventure feel to it. Also the class are alot more diverse, which got kinda taken out with cata. Like, not all dps classes had their interrupt spell, buffs from two different classes werent the same, etc. Also on wotlk, in oppose to TBC (which is also magical, but in a different way), are mechanics involved in dungeons.
And yeah, scenery, music, story, its just awesome. Try looking up Dalaran private server, i dont think you could ever regret it!
I am the lucid dream...
The monster in your nightmares...
The fiend of a thousand faces...
Cower before my true form!
BOW DOWN BEFORE THE GOD OF DEATH!!!
Rakanadyo you forgot "Awahahahhahaahhahahah"
More worshipers for God of Death
Rakanadyo uulwi ifis halahs, gag ehr'ongg w'ssssssssshhhhhhhh
Yogg saron
/kiss
One of the best raids in WoW and i remember doing everything in hard mode as one of the servers first. Mind blowing experience.
Inspired by Antonin Dvorak's 9th smyphony for sure. I love this piece!
1:50 totally goosehumps!
Glory days of WoW. Long gone, will never be forgotten! My absolute best time in WoW by a freaking mile. Ulduar as a raid just 10/10, boss fights, layout, design, music, god damn.
This gives me chills every time, even after so many years. Absolute masterpiece and a fantastic tribute to WoW.
Can't describe how much i miss WotLK when i hear this music... Bring Wrath back blizz ;( !
just go private server foo.
Ingvar Bearclaw Legacy server?
Because only Blizzard can make private servers, Kappa.
Ingvar Bearclaw Really? And how many people do you think would like that idea? It would cost then A METRIC SHIT TON of money to keep those servers up.
zoning into ulduar with that opening soundtrack still gives me goosebumps to this day. Masterpiece of a raid
Wait.. you... I remember you, in the mountains!
I remember you...Dying in a sewer.
Now on 20th aniversary we will get ulduar 40 Lfr and yoggy as a mount lol
Kuba CoCięToObchodzi If the game lasts that long..
+Kuba CoCięToObchodzi And Thorim as a follower lol
Spoiler you do get thorim as a follow in legion and also hodir if your a warrior
+ClumsyWizard you're a fool if you think wow is about to die
ClumsyWizard How unfortunately true that seems to be.
So much Basil Poledouris / Conan -style.
And a dose of Dvoraks New World symphony (4th mocement)
7:36 is just beautiful.
A totally masterpiece. Blizzard must answer for their crimes.
i just had a nostalgiagasm
all these years and it still hits the same. Legendary stuff
Whenever I'm in a bad mood or sad I blast this song. It always make me feel better.
Ulduar was my Favourite raid in WoW, the majesty of its exterior slowly giving way to the dark heart within.
Heck I'm *still* a little scared of Yogg-saron.
Bow down before the Lord of Ulduar!
Old god killed by random mortals , WEAK CREATURE!
I am invincible you insect. ..
Erm I have the Doomhammer... AND SO DOES EVERY OTHER SHAMAN HAHAHAHAHAHA what do you got demon
I can split planet in half... what can you do?!
yea , you better back off
WoW in his prime. This was the best raid and the best music 📣😊😊
Some day there will be an Titan expansion And this will be what we hear as we venture on the world of the Creators! Atleast,we can hope.
Yes, when we finally reach the pantheon and see what they have in store for us on their homeland! How amazing will that be, but can't see that expansion happening for many years.
+sukiesoya yeah both lore wise and gameplay wise it seems difficult
In a quest of wow legion, the prime naaru says that the titans died, so forget about that...
ShadowReavnolken their souls still linger with titan keepers
well that might be an option
Truly the peak of the game. What amazing music.
Please Blizz, an Ulduar adventure for Hearthstone.
+Jose Echevarria THAT WOULD BE AWESOME, i would play heartstone even if i hate it!
+Jose Echevarria although I would find this awesome, idk if that's possible since mos tof the ulduar bosses are alredy in haerthstone (GvG and Whisper of the old gods)
Well Mimmiron and Flame Leviathan wouldn't be the final bosses of their wings and Algalon the observer could be the final boss of the adventure insted of Yogg-Saron so i think it could work.
Maybe add a 'Yogg-Saron, the imprisoned' card. Remember, the old gods from the old gods expansion are set in a universe where they are free.
I came from the future and they didn't make that 🥺
9:35 "Bow down before the god of death!"
As the epic heroic theme slowly disappears and turns into a echoing haunting tune shows how through all its Glory and beauty this place has great evil and your are slowly decending into it
i like how this starts out sounding grand and epic, then starts distorting and spiraling into madness
after the years this is still EPIC
7:36 memory unlocked 🥺
Would be great if they made this into one of the music rolls for the garrison
This is, by far, the #2 best raid I’ve ever had the privilege of doing current content(#1 to this day still has to be BRF). This was the last tier WoW had before flatlining and starting to die. I miss the old days...
Listening to this track always validates my choice of making my rogue a dwarf.
"What music do you listen to, bro?"
"Dwarves singing their national anthem in deep caves."
I have mixed feelings hearing this, I was in like 8th grade when I was playing the game all day and didn't care about anything else in the world, I was scared to talk in teamspeak, because I thought they'd kick me for being too young, somehow they still kept me and my computer + internet was a fucking MESS, when my PC was doing well I was too, somehow I didn't realize that ayylmao, ey at least we were like the 3rd best guild on a highly populated German server
+extreme klingt nach blackrock lmao
+Majora M. wooo blackrock
t*TO4ST mein den server
ich weiß, das "wooo" war son jubelschrei oder so, ka^^
I've always imagined 1:50 to be what yogg hears while he bides his time for thousands of years, waiting for his moment.
*rubs tentacles together manically
@@archdruidbookwalter951 hahahah xD
I actually love this raid and music. Best raid in wow
this song is so beautiful that one can listen while in bed to sleep as fast af.. btw this raid was my favourite back in the day
This must be a final theme of whole Warctaft Universe. In the end, when all evil is destroyed, titans will gather and honor us the great heroes.
How is it possible for raid to be this perfect.
wrath did it right in everyway. new raid in every major content patch, even at the end ruby sanctum was total suprise
1:51 When I remember about my youth running late nights Ulduar just before sunrise, before adulthood. Wish I could turn back time.
that echoing chorus always gives me chills...in a good way of course =)
I will always wear my Herald of the Titans title.... Truly a magical raid
This brings me back to a simpler time in my life. Dark fantasy novels, early highschool classes, and the race to server first hardcore 25man ulduar.
God I wanna go back to this time
I unfortunately started playing WoW VERY late (first week of legion), and I will forever regret not playing this game sooner. Man how I wish I played during WOTLK days D;
12 million people bro, it was just that good :)
I just love this theme! Ulduar is one of my favorite raids, if not the most favorite along with ICC
I remember when I was a hardcore pvper, but then, lore took over and everything in wow got even better.
Some of my fave music in game tbh 🙌
Ahhh the feeling of first entering this dungeon after defeating Naxxaramas was like no other.. The trumpets would play as you came out victorious from facing the bosses, to gain the epic gear of Ulduar.
the music.
I have never heard something of this proportion beforee. it is absolutely the best
This song makes me chill so hard c:
I've played this game for the past 10 years but never experienced the original WotLK. Can't wait to enter this place in the upcoming weeks of Classic.