Teldrassil - Original Wow Music
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Sweet memories from the very first time I ever played Wow....
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All credits goes to Blizzard for the making of this music.
Composers: Russell Brower, Neal Acree, Jason Hayes, David Arkenstone, Derek Duke, Glenn Stafford, Jeremy Soule, Matt Uelmen, Edo Guidotti
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jump.. jump...jump...flip-YES!
Hah, so much win in one comment ^^
;) forever
My life in one comment
Potatoslice yeah I love that!
lol I didnt play an elf much, but I remember that more than anything else..
Who else is happy they picked a night-elf as their first toon? They magic just wouldn't have been the same as something else.
A bit late to the party, but the Barrens theme is the horde equivalent of Teldrassil, exept every race was forced there, unlike with the night elf zones.
@@vorvanjguy3470 and there was no north and south just one big slow zone
@@vorvanjguy3470 Yes! My first race was Tauren and second race was night elf. It was truly magnificent joining into the game with the vast depth of the barrens and all the mysteries ahead of everything you did. I always remember trying to fight higher levels because I was so eager to see what loot they had and finding all the chests spawns thinking I was being efficient making money that way.
Very first toon was in 2006 and it was a Night Elf. Now about 70% of my toons are NE. For the Alliance!
The purity had to be conserved
There was nothing like being in Teldrassil, as a noob Night Elf, and listening to this music.. and then the rain would start to fall. Magical.
Nothing comes close to that for me nor will.
I don't think I will ever experience such thing in my whole life. I remember my first elf. I remember how I felt. It will never be the same again.. Never..
bloody hell...that last comment,never experiencing something like making my first char and leveling is so true it is sad! but im happy it is true and im happy i experienced it and sad at the same time because i cant re-live it :(
I've lived and I've loved beautiful women with beautiful minds, I've seen the four corners of the Earth and many places in between, from Asia to Europe to the Siberian Arctic and the jungles of Vietnam to most of the national parks west of the Mississippi and many to the East. I've walked many of the great cities of the world and some of the most remote and the most obscure. I've felt the religious ecstasy of a theist, the profound magnificence of the self emergent universe only the liberation from theism can provide, and the utter heights of universal oneness with the vehicles that DMT and MDMA and a host of other entheogens can seem to offer the window into. I've created works of art, and enjoyed serving my society and the lives of others for the value of empathy and good will alone.
And I don't know what the fuck Blizzard did, but it was a perfect storm when the medium for videogames and the art of virtual worlds had yet to have their potential suggested. A culmination of form and movement and music and glowing color and the summarized experience of every adventure saga I'd read about in the fantasy novels of the great authors of human history presented in a whimsical visual style my eye could literally not get enough of. I was utterly captivated and that first year in 2004 and 2005 is one of the highlights of my life.
And that's weird. Just a game? I don't think I'll feel any different in 50 years if I make it that far than i do now after just short of 10.
TLDR: Nostalgia.
evilyig Wow, terrific comment. Thanks for sharing that.
That feeling when there is no hate in the comments section, only gamers coming together to remember good times :)
katana takahashi
Back in vanilla WoW used to actually be a GOOD GAME. Cataclysm ruined EVERYTHING. Pandas are a joke and wod is shit. This game is garbage I hate you and your mother is fat.
...
what?
there should always be a balance of everything, right?
It is a beautiful thing :)
so true. The last true wow was wotlk. Cataclysm shat on everything and changed the game froever
sorry but this is so gay.
1:10 Brings so many tears for me.
+MyViolador yeah, that a song of Elune used in Ashenvale also, one of the best soundtracks in WoW...
+MyViolador So polished, so perfect, Blizzard sets the standard for orchestral game pieces.
Thats the best part! I still find it gives me such invigoration!
you can hear mana burn sound effect in the background
Your avatar si so weird
The days when I thought WOW was magical and endless...cry.
Its crazy how this music can make you reflect on where you were in life when you hear it. It brings me back to the simplicity of my High school days and the friends I had. Now we are all separated and grown up...damn.
*****
I always re-subscribe to try and recapture this feeling but once you leave teldrassil and realize how much different the game is now its truly sad
***** That's why I loved that I grew up with MMO's somewhat. The experiences reflect real life sometimes. I need to remember it's important that yes I need to work hard to make money and 'level up', but can't forget to enjoy life because the simplest concept of being alive and savouring it, (or being able to explore the awesomeness of the environment in wow) is just as important :)
***** You took the words out of my mouth. Hopeless optimism may guide us to something that we can call spectacular, at least that is what I would like to believe.
Zac C 100% I started this game relatively close to my freshman year of high school in 2006
Still truee to this day
Not a single game have made me feel the way WoW did back in 2005 when it was released here. Have been playing it off and on a few times since then. But holy shit, that first couple of years long run was just indescribable. Everyone has their own memories, but I think most of us can agree that the nostalgia hit you like a brick to the face when hearing the original soundtrack.
Olof Persson My friend, that is the understatement of the year. There's just something about hearing this music again that even got me a little teary-eyed. There was nothing like vanilla WoW, nor will there ever really be. I started back in 2006, so I didn't get to experience *just* vanilla WoW for very long, but it was nothing short of magical when I did. BC and WotLK were pretty good, but nothing beats that first time you look at your little lvl 1 dwarf paladin and realize just how massive this world is and how many people you can explore it with. There really was no end to the fun or the sheer magic of the game. I won't lie, seeing what it has become now does upset me.
Olof Persson This. I have to say, I feel really lucky to have been there to witness and experience WoW over it's lifespan. We're really we're lucky/blessed, as WoW will live on as one of the most IF NOT THE MOST influential games of all time.
Dylan Camp It really was something special to have played that game right from the beginning. I don't know if a game will ever give me that type of experience again.
Olof Persson So painfully true.
DoTheDaringDew I don't think it is about vanilla. Many say this because this is when they started to play WoW. I only started when WotLK came out and I have the exact same feeling about WotLK as I hear you people talk about the vanilla. I don't think it is so much about the actual content as it is about the excitement of discovering that huge whole new world and interacting with actual people in a way I never experienced before. And what I loved so much was that there was this huge amount of total noobs like me who were experiencing the same thing together with me.
Being young and noob is the best feeling in an MMO, everything seemed so big and full of mysteries, plus everyone was new to the game back then and the quests were hard and not shown on your map so people helped each other out. But now that I grew up and know the game from A to Z, its just about optmizing your playstyle and with the LFR and LFG systems and dumbed down simplified quest tracking its just a race to the top, I still like this game, but its not an adventure anymore, its a game, nothing more.
well put. Its a game, not an 'adventure'.
Yes yes and yes.
true words ... i remember
Sad but true
Actually now i firstly realised, that in the past you actually quested all the time and you were leveling like in other games into the infinite, i played with my bigger sister and most times just ran arounf in the woods and hills :) now everyones like; why deathmines? Just hurry up to the endgame
Because of this its the ENDgame
I feel like the only one still loves the questing most :) but most people just play the endgame as the real part and every 80 super mega gamer is arguing which gear is better with their 992k damage ^^
Ah the memories of my first char. A Night Elf Warrior :)
That was my first character as well =)
Taylor Bunker Drood here. Cause Kitty.
Perais Night elf Hunter here. Nothing beats the very first experience with this game. Wish i could experience it all over.
Perais I bet you died so many times. I know I did on my first toon, and I could at least heal myself on that character (a druid)
Super nostalgic listening to this stuff
***** Hahaha oh yeah I died so many times it was aweful :D
Teldrassil is my most nostalgic music from wow. It's the first place what i saw from wow back in early 2006.... Night elf druid..... ah those memories being a noob and feeling that adventure trough the levels to 60.
Yes... that was also my first place in wow. I was a nightelf hunter and everything was fantastic :)
***** Well, after entering into outland, music in Hellfire were too amazing one, the game (atleast for epic adventure) to patch 2.4
Vimpari my first was Elwyn forest.
one of the most wonderful things in WoW. Teldrassil music. So many memories, so much greatness
Ya.. I feel the same Dude, dat first time, when u played the game, Nightelf Druid and the biggest noob.. I dont forget these times, and I dont froget the music, it is Branded in MY MIND! FOREVER!
Back when Teldrassil was too big to explore and the thought of there being a whole other continent amazed me. I just had so much fun running around Dolanaar, hiding from the giant tree sentries because I was afraid they would attack me, if only there was a way to go back and explore all of it for the first time again.
+Mojosaur There always is but with a different character.
+Mojosaur I remember running between one of the centuries legs when I was lvl 9 was amazing to me.... will never forget that was when game came out I have not played it in years .... the south park episode brought me here
Stopped playing 2 days ago : Wow allowed lvl 20 to run up to lvl 67 and then tried to induce upgrade by not allowing access to character unless we upgraded : D It was not worth the monthly payments as the quests and dungeons are too repetitive on levelling so deleted characters placed app in bin. Have been playing WOW from 1st edtn all those years ago. Have to agree about it being a candy crush game by comparison to others but it did have its charm for light entertainment. Good while it lasted with exceptional music but cheap tricks have undermined interest.
@CSMedia umm...
There's always classic wow next month
And so it began...
You just made my heart drop, bro
And mine as well.
Oh fuck same here
I started playing in December of 2004, a month after this game came out. I remember stopping by the local inn and meeting other players there, in particular this one guy who called himself a "freetrader" and gave away free linen bags to everyone just starting out on their adventures. I ran all over Teldrassil with a rogue whose name I still remember (even as I've forgotten most of the names from the raiding guild I joined a few years later). To descend into those underground caverns, to find all the nooks and crannies, to take in such an awesome atmosphere... and THEN to look at the map of Azeroth and have it fully dawn on me that this was just the beginning, that this big island was a tiny fraction of where I could go and what I would see... is an awe that I've never felt in a video game before or since. Even so, it wasn't something that struck me all at once, it was something that gradually seeped into my mind as I ventured to the shores of Westfall to fulfill a quest for my first druid ability, and trekked through the mountains to see Ironforge for the first time - that city I heard of where all the intrepid adventurers of this brand new world were gathering. I remember being invited to one of my first instance runs in the Deadmines, a sudden and unexpected opportunity in this strange land so far from "home". We went in just as the sun was setting over the ocean of Westfall, few of us knowing what to expect... all of us eager and elated upon finding that underground pirate ship, like something out of the Goonies. We came out many hours and trials later to find the moon and stars overhead, reflecting off the shores, transforming the landscape into a completely new mystery to explore and appreciate. I remember questing in Ashenvale when the first rallying cries came to attack the Crossroads... and everyone was needed and wanted, regardless of level or ability... all of us pooling into that maurauding mass as we stampeded through the Barrens. Creeping through Duskwood... making mischief in Stranglethorn... meeting new people and learning of tales and events from abroad.
And then to think... that my experience starting out was only one of dozens possible - that the same magic was felt by millions of people in so many other contexts - from quaint Elwynn Forest, to the dusky atmosphere of the plaguelands, to the robust earthiness of Durotar, to the rolling plains of Mulgore... rich scores of music following every step of the way.
It all still haunts me today, and I doubt (for better or worse) that I'll ever find another virtual world that has that kind of power. WoW was the apocalypse of gaming for me.
I couldn't have put it better myself.
"I remember being invited to one of my first instance runs in the Deadmines, a sudden and unexpected opportunity in this strange land so far from "home". We went in just as the sun was setting over the ocean of Westfall, few of us knowing what to expect... all of us eager and elated upon finding that underground pirate ship, like something out of the Goonies. We came out many hours and trials later to find the moon and stars overhead, reflecting off the shores, transforming the landscape into a completely new mystery to explore and appreciate." This part hit me right in the feels!
For me, it doesn't come down to whether WoW is better now vs back then. But the first few months when i started playing back in 2006 were magical, and the sweet memories remain. I'm just happy I was able to experience it.
i applaud for the way you've put the same things i felt into such a beautiful script!
Well said brother indeed....
Now im crying again..
I was always in love with the purples and lush green of this area. Ahhhhh.....
Me too! I always made trials and quit after Darnassus shortly (well 10 days were over as well ofc) ;)
***** Exactly!
Yes... So much.. it's heartbreaking that no game will never be the same.
+EoN604 Hopefully there will be a vanilla server one day :)
EoN604 T. T
Wow , huge nostalgia- summer 2005, my first char, and still my main, night elf Druid
Same here, summer 2005, the summer it all began, night elf, but in my case a warrior.
Hunter here!
+Wowmusicable I started it 06 I had a night elf Druid, I stopped playing him at level 8, I instead leveled a hunter, I kinda don't want to play my Druid because it's cool to think that he is trapped in 2006 lol
Sounds so cool. So you never logged in on that Druid since 2006?
Yep im keep him trapped in time i might play him one day lol
R.I.P Teldrassil, the place I call my home.
Teldrassil was burnt 5 years ago? Jeez it feels like yesterday
@@Intrspace 5 years later and I still can't believe it
@@Intrspaceikr, ever since 2015 the world like froze or something
Scrolling down and reading all of these comments makes me so extremely happy to be able to call myself a WoW gamer. The fact that so many people feel the same way as I do towards this music proves that WoW is more than just a game. It's a way to connect with one another. When I first started playing, back in early BC, my first character was a night elf. I'll never forget the memories I made on Teldrassil with this music playing in the background. I must admit, since then I have switched over to Horde and I am currently taking a break to focus on sports and my last year in high school however I do plan on returning to Azeroth and who knows, maybe I'll decide to roll a Night Elf again when Warlords is released.
Yes, it's crazy how much it is easy to relate to all of the comments with the nostalgia, when it first came out well everyone was new to the game, so it was really about helping eachother out with the hard questings and hostile zones, the game is still amazing but most of the social interactions promoting elements have been removed with LFR LFG and the inevitable aging of the game, however I'm glad to see there are people like you guys who still remember the first days and keep being social despite all the robotic questers and new antisocial brand of gamers out there. :3
For sure! I'm glad other people feel the same way. I've made some extremely good friendships through WoW, a lot of whom I still speak to and keep in contact with.
i was at my godmother's place, with my mom, for the weekend. when i got back, it was the first time i saw my dad play it after it released, i watched him and asked what he was playing: "World of Warcraft" he said. in an instance Warcraft III came into my mind and i knew he was playing a human paladin. i asked him "why didn't you make a night elf? they can turn invisible at night!" "what?! they can???" he logged off of his paladin in an instance and created a night elf hunter, which to this day is his main character.
he gave my his log-in info, so i could play when he wasn't at home. i wanted to be a night elf and i wanted to be a caster...i was a bit bummed i couldn't be a highborne, but i went with a priest (didn't know druids were casters, cause my dad told me they wore leather...what caster wears leather?!). i was only 11, so i had a very cheesy name: "Minimausi", because i had 2 mice, whose name's were "mini mouse" and "mausi". i was running around, not really knowing what i was doing, but i was captivated by the game, by teldrassil and it's epic story.
When i got to ashenvale, i was lvl 21 and tried killing nagas on the northern shore, next to the horde post. i kept on dying and could not defeat these nagas...i got so frustrated that i was about to quit...but i ran into this druid, who helped me killing them. i learned she was a young child as well and we became great friends. we would just run around in ashenvale and do silly things, like playing hide and seek in astranaar, me cheating with 'mind vision' (and somehow she never caught it) or exploring ashenvale and running into enemies, too strong for our skills. sadly, she once logged in, telling me, that her mom stopped paying for the subscription because her mom was going back to EQ2...afterwards i was all alone again. i lost interest in the game and stopped.
months later i was missing the game. but my priest didn't exist anymore...i created a tauren shaman and was stumbling through mulgore, killing boars, harpies and these strange creatures that call themselves quillboars. after moving over to the barrens, i was overwhelmed by the maps' size and for some odd reason, almost everything the people said was @$^# and !%$&#%*...i got bored of the shaman and created a human mage. i still remember the epic feeling i had when i first got blink and cone of cold...those were my favorite spells back then. i also created a night elf rogue, because i was a bit of an altoholic. when i found out i was able to walk around invisible i was baffled. i was leveling my rogue and mage simultaneously. i couldn't decide! and ironforge...oh, how i miss the warm feeling of just standing in the commons, enjoying the warmth of the forge and the fun i had, when i suddenly ran into the pvp area...'battlemasters?' i talked to some night elf and 'queued for battle'...suddenly a window appeared "enter battle"...i entered WSG and i was in a bloodfrenzy! AMBUSH. AMBUSH. AMBUSH. my hunger for death was endless! soon, i asked my dad for an own account. "no. you'll just stop playing it after a month, like the rest of the games (redmoon, lineage2)" "no, i won't! i promise!"
eventually he gave in and i read that gnomes had +5% mana, so i went with a gnome mage, thus 'magifeather' was created. a cute gnome with pink pigtails.
my dad made a human mage, so i had to run from dun morogh to elwynn forest. i came close to the gates of ironforge, when suddenly my game crashed. it crashed over and over. my pc wasn't good enough. he gave me his laptop and we ventured on an epic adventure together.
eventually he paid for my mount at 40 and got me to 60. i started raiding with his guild. Molten Core. the first time entered, i was scared. though the molten core, was sizzling with lava and burning creatures, i was freezing. i had chills going down my spine, i was anxious. hours upon hours, we were raiding. i was always afraid of making a mistake. i didn't want to be the reason to wipe. soon, my blue and green geared mage was stacked with epic armor. i looked amazing in my Arcanist set. one night, when raiding, my mother called the phone downstairs, so i picked it up. "your mouse got babies" (by then i had 5, with minimausi deceased) it was like a hit against the head...i thought i misheard her...when i went upstairs, she had 10 little babies.
there are so many stories, i could tell you. so many epic wow memories, so many memories tied with my wow memories, so many songs, that when i hear them, i exactly remember what i was doing by the time (when Discobitch - C'est Beau La Bourgeoisie was released, i was doing the skettis dailies on my rogue, when i listened to gwen stefani's 'early winter' i was leveling a paladin in elwynn forest, smashing murlocs in the lake behind the lion's pride inn).
wow was amazing. the bc was amazing. wotlk was amazing. cata was still fun, but it didn't have this epic feeling anymore...they destroyed many lands, let the horde de-forest ashenvale...my beloved ashenvale...i stopped playing in the end of cata, a few weeks before the mop release...i didn't start playing again until 5.4, when blizzard gave me 10 days of free play time (my dad bought us the MoP collector's edition, but we never played it up until then lol)
i was hooked again, leveling my mage, then my druid, then my warlock...my warlock became my main...i geared her with all of the LFR gear and got...bored...i stopped playing for 5-6 months again...
one night, i was laying in bed and randomly imagined an epic battle, how i was fighting the grip of the lich king, finally breaking free and wreak havoc on him, as a knight of darkness. i was reminded of the epic starting area of the DKs and the heartbreaking monolog of the night elf, that awaited her execution...
"Come to finish the job, have you?
I'd like to stand for...
Faldorei?
Faldorei, I'd recognize that face anywhere... What... What have they done to you Faldorei?
You don't remember me? when you were a child your mother would leave you in my care while she served at the Temple of the Moon. I held you in my arms an fed you with honey and sheep's milk to calm you until she would return. You were my little angel. Blasted Scourge... What have they done to you, Faldorei?
You must remember the splendor of life, brother. You were a champion of the Kaldorei once! This isn't you!
Listen to me, Faldorei. You must fight against the Lich King's control. He is a monster that wants to see this world - our world - in ruin. Don't let him use you to accomplish his goals. You were once a hero and you can be again. Fight, damn you! Fight his control!
Knight Commander Plaguefist yells: What's going on in there? What's taking so long, Faldorei?
There... There's no more time for me. I'm done for. Finish me off, Faldorei. Do it or they'll kill us both. Faldorei... Remember Teldrassil, our beloved home. This world is worth saving.
Do it, Faldorei! Put me out of my misery!"
I was numb for a good 5 minutes...i was supposed to kill the woman, that took care of me, raise me, loved me with all of her heart?
I remembered this epic and tragic story and i just had to play my death knight again!
now i'm writing this, as i'm logged on on my DK, loving the game again. World of Warcraft always finds a way to get back into my heart. even if decades pass and wow is a relic of the past. i will always cherish these memories. i will never forget a single moment. it is part of my childhood, part of my young adulthood. it followed me for a whole decade...it's more than just a game.
it's memories, i share with my dad and my best friend, that i got hooked as well, a few months before BC was released.
TL;DR: WoW left me with great memories and i hope WoD will bring back the epic feeling i had back then and create more glorious memories.
seriously in tears from nostalgia, I've quit for 11 months-ish so far and it's starting to really get me in the feelz. But all my friends have quit, the guild I was in for 7 years is gone, and I know I won't ever enjoy it like I did back then....the most manliest of tears.
Yeah
you can always make new friends and memories, i know i'm going to get warlords of draenor
Im not joking,,, im crying right now ;( do you play on private servers?
Pesonally I think Blizzard would bennefit from having a kind of Ladder Server where they re-release the original content.
return for WoD. Just do it.
as a child i had always dreamed of living in teldrassil for real. it was just so beautiful :'))
now i'm 21 years old, and i can see i was right. Yup, real world sucks. i'll miss you, childhood :(
we always have the gun to the head way.. lolz
Now you are 29
And now 30
@@exXwULrFni Yup. :/
9 years ago 😢
My first WoW character when I was 10 years old in 05 was named Gerituba, Male Night Elf Druid. I remember the first time I saw the boats in Menethil Harbor. Me and a high level was running to catch the boat, and he transformed into a Cheetah and just made the jump onto the boat. It was the most amazing and coolest thing I had seen in a game ever. Even if I missed the boat I didn't care, I was just blown away and even more in love with the game.
And now we are here, almost 20 years later... oh how I miss these carefree times...
NOSTALGIA !
i would play for hours.. not really doing anything , just exploring everything ..
yeah... nostalgia! :(
den get yo ass into a private server and live dem feels again son
Pray that we'll get virtual reality gaming in our lifetime so we can experience this full-dive.
Soon..
but then when a webwood spider attacks you it will actually hurt
Oh GOD ! This is a fucking Perfect idea !
My thoughts exactly
Sword art online + World of warcraft. magnificent
My first ever zone. The start of a game, the start of an adventure. So many years ago... And now it's burnt. Gone, destroyed. The Horde did this. And they will never be forgiven. The day before the Pre patch I sat by the lake. For an hour just looking at the water,listening to the music. Ingame it's gone forever. In my heart it lives on until the day I die.
you know what's amazing about this screenshot? the night elf over there will never know that 650,000+ people have looked at his character.
"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you left them."
I feel this so hard right now.
Whenever I listen to this. I think of the times when I would sit in my room as a 14 year old boy. Just playing the heq out of this. When others would go out and get into trouble, I stayed home and played on wow. The good times of sitting there on nice summer nights at 1 in the morning, running around Teldrassil and just...exploring for hours. With my window open a crack, nothing was outside except for fresh, slightly humid air that fireflies would be flying around. Every time I hear this music, I think of that night. I think of how great it was to star in World of Warcraft and be a night elf.
Ishnu dul diev! Ishnu alla.
:')
Classic servers are coming!
Darth Maul 43 days left...
@@NeinnLive 5 DAYS, MY FRIEND!
tomjinthehouse123432 🥺
counting hours
ITS HERE BABY
oh my god, where did the time go
Ah. Sitting down on a nice summer night with my window open playing through Teldrassil for HOURS with the music really soft. It felt like I was there. What I would do to be a kid again without a worry in the world except when I will get my next rootbeer :-)
them feels man :(
Oh my.. The nostalgia. My heart is hurting me, it's like I just want to go back man. I'm 20 now and just listening to this makes me want to invent a time machine oh man.
+Jatix Mamot i'm 22 now and my hurt still hurts me
+Jatix Mamot I am 28 now and it just did the same thing.
@@jatixmamot1088same man
When I first did ne starting zone in 2005, these tunes played in my head 24/7.
They did such an amazing job capturing the feel of this zone in the music. Any time I hear it I feel like an Elf running through an enchanted forest.
This music will always remain in my heart as one of the most beautiful I ever heard combined with the unique visual experience of the colors and the images inside the night elf forest and a new love blooming inside my heart... unforgetable
LohengrinTh same for me. I cry everytime I listen to this. So hard to use words to explain how this makes me feel. Love your channel
I want this played on my death bed one day. It will remind me of a time in my life when all that mattered was the adventure ahead and the great unknown of what I might find in World of Warcraft. So many fine memories from this game and especially Teldrassil
"Ishnu'alla"
"How may I help?"
"Hello"
Part of my soul lies within this piece of music....
This music is SO enchanting. I quit wow 2 years ago because WoW died with Arthas. But every now & then, i'll re-subscribe my account just to go back to these places to hear the music.Gone but not Forgotten.
2:00..Hits me like wave of nostalgia..I remember logging in the first time..right here..In teldrassil..Good times...
Same man, One of my favorite games of all time.
My first ever character, Night Elf Druid, this is where it all began
YES! -kitty spin-
The landscape ... The music... The way the creatures looked... The way night elves looked... I may have never even played the game if it weren't for me miraculously picking the night elf Druid the first time I played and falling in love with the world and then traveling elsewhere. This was a big part of my childhood and it's somehow gone. WoW ended for me whenever my Mac didn't allow it anymore and I had a mom who would never do shit for me including upgrading a computer. It'll never be the same anyways. I'm just glad people can relate to me. That people see beauty in the same things I do.
+Bvby V relax bae
+Bvby V Nostalrius, check them out on Facebook.
+Bvby V Lets build a pc bae
I get this something hardcore, mind I joined in BC and had a Blood Elf. Used to play on my older brother's account and he was strictly Ali and always deleted my character before I could get past Ghostlands. But the starting zones and just the overall atmosphere of the game is something unforgettable. Also had to stop playing because when I did get my own PC it just did not like the game at all.
So true... I wonder if players of other areas felt the same magic as druids? I don't think any other area is as hauntingly beautiful.
I played classic as soon as it launched, going into shadowglen with what felt like hundreds of other players trying to do the first quest and get to mobs before others. Even though it was less than a month ago, teldrassil feels nostalgic already. It was a great experience
first place ive seen and first ambient music ive ever heard in WOW back in 2006. 10.000 of hours followed until 2011. best game ever made!!
btw: the best part of the song is missing unfortunatly. :(
I remember making a druid, hearing this music and experiencing the world for the first time.
I've only had that once after, when I started playing Skyrim. Astonishing memories from a time, when WoW was a fantastic game
same! My first character was a night elf druid, I knew nothing from the game and this area looked huuge! Only when I created more characters I realized that was one of the smallest areas in the game! really cool stuff
night elf druid here too.... such an incredibly magical experience.
The comments, the music... I remember too when I used to not care about anything,just walk around, explore, learn.. I would go fishing and there was no telling what I was going to catch, and I didn't care..I would roleplay so hard, eating for no reason, drinking because why the hell not... Fearing the unknown and just living on the edge.. and the music..the fucking music was so good... nowadays I cared too much about gear, winning and it just changed me like that..I would only hunt achievements and keep my money for late-game advantages.. It's sad what it turned into, from that childish innocence we all had.. so I quit some time ago and could never go back.. But it's been a long run, and even if there won't be another game to get us so innocent again, I truly wish for one day, where a new generation of gamers will be born, and new games will be demanded, like in the old days.. Maybe we will be together once more in such a realm sometime .. I can't even write, this is so heartbreaking..but thanks for being the players that helped me for no reason, that teached me not only the game but english as well as it's not my first language..I am in your debt you oldies, wherever you are, whatever you do. You've been good pals and wish you the best in life..
PS: why did you never correct me on the words "strength and length" you damn fools.. I always wrote them "strenght and lenght" but I'm still thankful to you, so begone before I burst in tears..
Andrew Arts so nicely written, thank you
WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME
WHY
I QUIT FOR GOOD THE LAST TIME
I SWORE ON MY ANCESTORS
xD
Tell my wife and children that I love them.
Slib Stálsǫngr heh
EDIT: But really, you can get an exclusive shop mount that isn't a shop mount :D
+deenman23 ... Moose mount you say?
+deenman23 is the grove warden hard to get yo
I keep coming back to listen to this every now and then. It makes me feel at ease and in peace. There's definitely magical tones in this track.
And time just flies on, but there's something in this music that goes beyond time - and age.
And i find it amazing that so many people accross the world, just like me, was running around in tel'drassil, completely clueless, through magical plains filled with panthers, owls and boars trying to find the Dream Emerald. And I must admit those was the times when I loved the game the most.
I wish i could forget everything and explore this beuatiful world again :)
I cant beilive that im crying while listening this....I miss WoW,best 5 years of my life was addicted on TBC...Spent hours and hours,days and days,when i entered first time was like wooooooow,that was like dream for me,magical moments,now i realize how much i enjoyed and how much i was happy like a little kid while playing WoW.Ive got 24 years now,but still call me insane,but if i could back time i would back to the day when i started WoW TBC.Exploring new teritories,finding new mobs,and chating with any ally i met,just something that will be in my heart forever!!!!!!
24 wasnt that bad eh 😂
1:10 omg the memories!
+Marblez3 Song of elune!
+Marblez3 God, that part makes me so emotional, remembering making my first character, a night elf hunter, back in 2005. I will always remember hearing that music for the first time and being completely bewildered, (running around Dolanaar), at how beautiful the game was. *sigh* I wish I could go back to then, when everything was just so much more incredible
+Marblez3 I've been Tauren Shaman since vanilla but I had night elf I would log on every now and then just to listen to this soundtrack. 1:10 -> Is just too good. Still gives me the chills.
Best goosebumps ever!
Exactly
My first character ever in WoW was night elf rogue. That music hit me so hard, I will never forget this feeling, while wandering this vast, open world, wondering what the hell should i do
it was a summer night. id finally gotten a subscription from a family member, and got to see what it was like to truly experience WoW as opposed to private servers. once the patch is finally done downloading, i load in as my newly created night elf rogue, Svartalv in TBC. i spent countless nights and hours questing and dungeoning, losing track of time talking with guildmates. i loved every moment of it, its what truly sent me into a love for MMORPGS and MMOs like it as a whole. hearing this track still brings me that memory back, what a nice feeling
Thank you for sharing these memories. I've been playing since vanilla and understand what you mean. 🙂
@@Wowmusicable It is truly a great experience, thank you for this upload :)
When I was 15 years old in 2004, I first played WOW with Night elf.
and I can never forget this background music because this BGM made me addicted in WOW. I shouldn't have played Night elf at first!
I almost cry when I hear this
Mine was a Night Elf hunter. I had an emotional attachment with the pet. It was a very immersive and mind bending experience even though I was 34 when I first played wow in 2010.
Played 2010 - 2011 and that's it.
+All Correct I played an orc hunter when I was a kid . I also was attached to my pet, always feeding it and interacting with it. So innocent :)
I miss Vanilla so badly, Back then when you not were able to level 1-60 on one day, it took month! and when you moved on your foot until level 40! you could not fly so you were always ready to hide from some level 60 so you didnt cross his path, and you found a level 60 player with raid epics and you knew he was a good player!.... Damn Blizzard for fucking up the best game that was ever made!
Ridiculous comment lmao
+Tim Nilsson what you write translates into: Nothing is truly worth without effort needed to achieve it
Holy shit, you got to level 60 in a month? It took me like 1 year in Vanilla.
Yusuf Altin and they keep making it easier.. the magic in wow is expiing inside the World... now only nasty kids screaming to each other like crazy
yeah took me a year from launch to get my hunter 60, so many side quests and fooling around cause it was all so new and fresh
It's surprising how many people made night elves as their very first toons, me included. This music along with the vanilla log-in music will forever be etched in my mind as the beginning of my journey through WoW. Good music. Wonderful memories.
Almost crying, 2005 night elf Druid, first char. I also loved the sound of the lantarns when walking close to it, so magical and peaceful. I also think if you’re young you experience things more intense it’s like you’re one with the universe.
Imagine living in a time in the real world where nothing was discovered yet when going on an adventure. It should feel similar as being young and a noob in wow vanilla.
this is profound thank you
Until the day I die, I'll never forgot that first character I made as night elf back in 2004. It was the purest form of happiness I had ever had.
this the first music i ever heard when i first logged into wow, instantly feel in love
This will forever be my favourite music from original WoW, this takes me back to 2005 when i was only 11 years old playing WoW
the song at 1:12 is my biggest nostalgia. like the song makes me emotional as hell and i have no idea why. i just remember being on my night elf hunter when i first started playing and this song was my favorite. nostalgia is a crazy thing man
well sir, while I understand this statement is very late and I've no idea your relationship with blizzard, if you ever played Starcraft: brood war you'll notice this is a redo of the protoss briefing room music, so that could be where the vibes are coming from!
Back in 2004 I was 11 years old, and that's when I took my first steps into the vast and mysterious World of Warcraft. I was a hunter in a massive forest, not knowing what lie beyond this elven landscape, but I loved every moment of my time there. Slowly, I learned that I was in fact inside of a massive tree- a haven to the night elves. Bewildered, I opened my map- I could only dream of what else existed in this now seemingly enormous world. When I grew in strength and mustered up the courage, I finally embarked on my journey outside of my home. Then I accidentally took the wrong boat in Darkshore and got my ass handed to me by some crocodile in the Wetlands. Anyway, RIP Teldrassil, we'll all miss you :')
Nostalgia my first secondes in WoW (beta) with my night elves warrior :feels:
This is sinply the best starting zone in WoW. The design, colors, stories and of course the music simply complement eachother perfectly, while keeping a strong and faithful connection with the source material from Warcraft 3. When you started your first character here back in '04 or '05 you were truely entering the world of Warcraft. These levels of care, attention to detail and immersion are of a quality that is sadly long gone.
We're coming back home boyz! Classic Legacy Servers!!
I can not believe it has been 5 years, what the hell.
I remember my first wow character. a night elf hunter.
I'll never forget when a green axe dropped and I went on the death run to ironforge because no-one could train me how to use it.
They say you never forget your first and that is definetly true in my case. Leveling here for the first time in WoW Classic was as close as I could get to going back in time, besides just remembering when I first started playing WoW. It was cool to feel like my character was nobody special and doing the old quests.
I just get goosebumps all over my body just from hearing this, THE memories man I love it. Back when I was 7 I started playing together with my dad and we still love the game till this day! Please take me back, damn man I'm never going to get the feeling back that I got from the first few times playing the game and walking around in the starting zones of the Night elves. Meeting a other dutch guy was just amazin, didn't know english back then but just did what he said. Just figuring WoW out by my self was the best thing ever. PLEASE I wanna re-Experience the memories. Just tears in my eyes. I just love listening to this whenever I'm playing or seeing a Night elve. Just loved the feeling being around such friendly enviremont man TAKE me back please! Also walking around in the starter area as a Hunter not knowing how to equip a bow or where to buy arrows and stuff. I all figured that out with my 7 year old brain. Just love it so much when I think back of it!
OMFG! take me back to Q1 2005! I don´t want to become an adult :(!
I quit playing WoW around 2012 or so...i forget exactly when...every now and then I think of the times I used to actively play...and the music was always nice to listen to.
1:11 this always brings me back
My first character was a Night Elf, I will never forget this ambience
This brings me back.
This makes me want to cry remembering how life was back when I was younger playing this game... This game back then felt so good meant so much and was so fun... now it's just a long distant memory... It's fucked...
i remember making a night elf druid, i had no idea what i was doing. i'm still playing a druid.
I was a Horde player, but my first ever character was a Nelf Druid in BC. I was so young (9 years old...) I remember going to Best Buy, looking at this game knowing NOTHING about it, and asking my dad if I could get it. He said yes, and the sales rep explained that I would have to buy game time after the first month. As soon as I had played my first night, I knew that I would have no problems doing extra chores and such to have the play time. Fast forward a year and I was raid healing on my Orc Shammy. Fast forward a couple more and I was doing heroics with him. Raided on my shaman for years. This game really was my childhood. So many great memories. I can't play anymore as a college student, but I sure as hell wish I could.
I can't believe they fucking nuked this place
i will never forget my first character ever, night elf druid, on this awesome starting area, the epic music, so relaxing so soothing .... just so freaking epic... wish wow gets back on its feet again
thanks for uploading all this themes, Wowmusicable - thanks.
I'm happy you like it. =)
To create a magical game, a wide set of elements must be created.
Interface, freedom of move and action, customization of character, envolving environment, sound, lore, missions, game course...
Vanilla Wow was one of the few times where all of them were combined masterfully. And since then, that didn't repeat ever again.
weird.. everything kinda went tryhard / Wait.. easymode
1:11 Literaly greeted me when i first started WoW.
I was..just yes. My mind was blown that day.
Oh man,...the nostalgia. I remember when I played wow the first time ever,almost 20 years ago
I remember when my brother let me start playing on his account in early 2005 and I'd set my alarm to get up after he went to bed at like 2am to play my NE hunter before school because my parents were so restrictive at the time. It was a mix of being a total noob and still having my innocence that made it so memorable.
Wow, my first character, NE hunter, back in 2005 on Ravenholdt EU - best server ever - stayed there for my whole "career", which lasted for more than 6 years... Will always remember that feeling thanks to this music.
This song reminded me of what made me fall in love with the game..before the bgs, raids, arenas, and inspecting other people's gear. Starting out with a night elf was so magical. Taldrassil is beautiful and enchanting.
It's so spine-tingling refreshing, no matter how many times I go back to this video, I will never forget the memories of staying up for days when I started WoW...
Someone once said that you can't go home again
my first character was a night elf rogue, and then i fell in love with the hunter class. Teldrassil was truly a magical place to adventure in my young teens. this music is powerful to listen to after all these years. thanks
Instant flashbacks and feels. I actually miss playing WoW.
Who doesn't dude, the time back then was so much relaxing... hearing this music for the first time was magical, as if you were in a completly other world. ohh i know the feelings.....
I may be Indian... but this is the song and the anthem of my people! :') night elves unite! Andu-falah-dor!
I tried so much mmorpg's just to get the feeling of being new and not understanding anything about it ... but even how much i tried i never could have had the feeling i had with this game ... i wish i was new again to this game :( i wish i was the biggest noob not knowing i needed to buy my skills .. or could take a flightpath somewere ... spending 1 gold on a blue item thinking it was Better then anything ... always buying fiery weapon .. Cause Glowy weapons... i always came back to wow ... but never got the feeling of being new again...
2 years later and im still listening once in a while
I see where you are coming from. There hasn't been a single game that has impacted me like WoW. The world feeling so big, being alarmed by the sight of dangerous creatures and the enemy faction, being able to interact with friends/other players, PvP, etc. The game for sure exceeded my expectations for quite some time.
i've quit for 3 years now but boy it's been ten years since I started playing this game. Thanks blizzard and WoW and especially to the great community of each and everyone in the server for all the great memories. Cheers.
Ах, как же давно это было...
Когда вышел Бёрнинг Крусейд это лучшие годы моей жизни 😢
Никогда и никто не создаст столь великую игру, точнее целый мир.
Настоящий мир!
Я буду помнить тебя вечно, WOW!
I am crying.. so much nostalgia.The first char that i made was a night elf druid and playing in this zone and listening to this music...omg just perfect
im glad to be night elf
Almost brings a tear to my eye.
memories
Feel like year 2005 when I stepped out of Shadowglen and Teldrassil seemed huge. I loved every tree and lake. I met people we had the same excitement and everything was new to us.
WoW is a long deep story which I come back every now and then and everytime I will visit Shadowglen to pay respects to my innocent younger self and my memories.
Wow is not a real world but just a story. Stories, aren't we all.