That's the best thing about great soundtrack you can listen to it outside of game. D4 has one of the best so far, next to Bloodborne, Elden Ring, Battlefield 1 for me.
On 2:39:51 hits on another level as the game ends. Remember folks Ted Reedy also made music for dragon age inquisition and just look at how great that soundtrack is too
Ashava's fight music is literally the most hype battle music I've ever heard in a while. Too bad that version is _not_ available here. Every time I fight Ashava, it's such an exciting fight because of the music and the fact that the music's tempo becomes more feverish the lower Ashava's life gets.
2:35:37 Legacy of the Horadrim was so inspiring and hopeful - a stark contrast to the gloom and tragic of the campaign - makes me so anxious and curious of what is to come in the chapters that follow
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Legacy of Kain - Soul Reaver Ozar Midrasim is the best, it is telling a story without a single word
I like the themes. Fractured Peaks locations have a Russian/Frostpunk/Dostoevsky vibe. Like, "sad babushka making cabbage soup and freezing to death" vibe.
I really liked Fractured Peaks as a setting. Wish there had been more places to enjoy there. In general, the world for the size its meant to present just feels really small and minor compared to earlier games where you get an equal size (or more!) for one town or city or dungeon.
Absolutely stunning! The vibes of Diablo soundtracks are always so oddly comforting despite the visuals of the games, and this has got to be my favorite by far. Menu, Kyovashad, Nevesk, and Olyam Tundra are some of my favorites, but I don't think anything can top struggling against Ashava during the beta with that thrilling theme in the background! (and the song that plays during the epilogue cutscene gave me chills through the entire thing)
I just finished the five acts for the frist time (didnt start the VI act yet) and I just wanna say you made it guys. This game and everything about it is an absolute masterpiece. Totally in love with the job and the universe you created. Love you Diablo!
Marsh at 1:31:37 gives me a combination of goose bumps and anxiety every time. Amazing OST all around! I was vibing the whole time during my first playthrough and still am.
While I think Matt Uelman's music is forever unrivaled, I have to say that they REALLY knocked it out of the park with this OST. The music is so good and really fits with the vibe of the franchise.
Matt Uelman's work was so much more dynamic and had so many different flavors of sound. D4's stuff is decent, but man, idk what happened between Matt and Blizzard, but I really wish he was still a part of the D4 OST.
@@brietoe meh. Did you hear Matt's work after leaving Blizzard? You either feel that you hear the same Diablo 2 songs, or it's completely uninspired. I guess lightning strikes only once for some people. I love what he did in Diablo 1 and 2 (more in D1 btw) and I'm thankful to him for that, but his presence in D3 & D4 wouldn't have automatically translated into great OSTs.
@@armorvil May just be that the specific style for Diablo combined with Matt Uelman was the magic. His other work was definitely not the same level, but also none of it was really supposed to be as dark and weird. D1's soundtrack is flat out creepy LOL
@@armorvil his music created for the d3 - the one that got cancelled in mid 2000s, was used in World of Warcraft Classic and TBC. Still was very good, Hob OST is nice but way different atmosphere. Im not saying that d4 soundtrack is bad but I guess it wouldnt get worse if Matt could add something to it
First time I entered Nevesk, hearing that guitar strum instantly brought me back to diablo 2. But my favorite song is the theme for the town Kyovashad. It hits all the feels and makes you imagine you are in some dark war-torn european town. Idk if that makes sense but the song could be used in a ww2 movie.
Gale Valley is my favourite track in the whole game so far. Sometimes I go to that area just to listen to it. Yelesna and Highlands are also SO good. Edit: I do notice that there's another version of "Gale Valley" which plays in the Mistral Woods, and I kind of prefer that version, although they're both great versions of an amazing piece.
Same! I remember the first time I heard it I was floored and stopped what I was doing. Its so gorgeous, so somber, so trademark Diablo. Might actually be my 2nd all-time favorite Diablo track (after Tristram and ahead of Rogue Encampment).
I actually like this soundtrack, it’s one of the few redeeming parts of Diablo 4 along with the story, cutscenes and characters. It’s actually haunting, depressing and makes you feel like you’re apart of that dark world plagued by death, hatred, terror, destruction, sin, lies, anguish, pain and sadness.
I don't think so, D3's soundtrack is like a symphony and it bores me to tears and I don't even dislike classical music. D4 is better but still tries too hard to be epic symphonic music, the choral parts are also pretty generic. I'd rather take the guitars and weird howls with drum beats in D1/d2 any time.
First time when I played the game was weird. But as I dived deeper and deeper in the story, it reminded me more and more of the atmosphere of Diablo2. But this game is even darker and more depressing. I love it.
"Gale Valley" and "Highlands" resonate with my soul. Those two always stop me in my tracks to listen everytime. Also loving Nevesk, Yelesna, Kyovashad, Nostrava Olyam Tundra and Ked Bardu.
You can tell by the comments most of them were posted just as people were starting out. JIRANDAI is a masterpiece of music, incredibly beautiful hauntingly magical soul searching tune. Just magnificent! Great OST overall, the sound and music team did an outstanding job.
@@francoisturgeon1176 I was replying to the original comment, saying Blizzard never dissapoints with soundtracks. I just mentioned Diablo 3 which is one of their best selling games did not have a great soundtrack. No need to personally attack me over an opinion, if youre gonna cry just becuase i have an opinion maybe delete your youtube and social media accounts. And I would say I'm quite successful for a 21 year old, I've probably done way more in life than crying over comments on youtube :)
I am an avid listener of video game soundtracks, and Diablo IV has absolutely blown me away in terms of not just composition, but the incredible quality of sound design overall. It's not just the music, but the presentation that truly makes what I would call this production "state of the art". There are so many small nuances at play in the ambient world that work so well with the soundtrack it that elevates head and shoulders above its contemporaries. If you plan on presenting this on vinyl, I will be first in line.
I was mindlessly running T8 Infernal Hordes on the most powerful build in the game at the time (spear sorc) by myself when I decided to revisit this soundtrack. At 38:22 Edlhaime Keep track started playing and I decided to mute the game entirely to concentrate on the track. I can't entirely point out why, but very often I feel like I cannot express my thoughts or feelings as in detail or passion as I would like to. But the music does it for me. Especially these tracks. I looked to my left, where in the same room I was sitting with my girlfriend. Dim light from her monitor shined on her face as she smiled, replying something silly to her discord friends whilst playing Diablo 4 herself. In that moment, I highly appreciated her existence. Thankful for everything. Worrisome about the future. Hopeful for better. The music explained it for me. When next track Firebreak Manor started rolling at 42:39 my heart started racing, as if I was about to compete in sports. Still eyeing on her I started crying without her noticing in our dark room. I am not sure how music does these things to me sometimes, yet I welcome it. I am not sure why I am sharing this. I usually never do. But, thank you for this music. It speaks to my soul sometimes. I should go to bed by now and stop writing random comments on youtube that nobody will ever read. I hope that true love seeks everyone in life.
This music ois so incredible. And it does such a godo job on building on the Diablo 2 music while not copying it. All the hats off to the composers and directors.
D1 : Created a new genre. D2 : Created maps / dungeons system and modern loot system used in most modern Hack and Slash D3 : Created impactful, fluid and visceral combat. Used in most modern Hack and Slash. D4 : Innovative in Story telling and world design, also happened to take what was good in every other games of the franchise and mixed them together. Future standard for next generations Hack and Slash
It's amazing how the music accompanies the game as it becomes darker. Each boss makes you feel that it is more epic than the last one with the soundtrack. Love so much this game ❤
Every time it plays during the campaign instant chills and then goose bumps. Can't tell if it's the drums, the stringed instruments or the choir that gets me
Can’t believe after all these years I’m saying this, but this is the best OST and game in the Diablo series. D2 has been dethroned for me. Thanks for this.
Yo Blizz and Diablo team. This franchise needs a feature film adaptation. Doesnt matter if its live action or animated like your in-game cinematic cut scenes. Everything about this franchise from lore, art design, and to ost is phenomenal.
the music team are god tier, bravo! As a musician myself, really love y'all bring back the acoustic guitar and percussion in the arrangement, almost every track have it. Back to old root of Diablo 1 & 2. Yelesna 23:13 and Gale Valley 19:48 track my favorite, fit the diablo iv theme perfectly.
Everything related to this game is a master piece in my opinion. And the music is just food for the soul. I've been a Diablo fan since my childhood, D1, D2, D3, (feck immortal) and now this! Just keep them coming till the end of days! Well done!
Stay Awhile and Listen
Indeed
No need to now, Cains dead.
Pour me a cup.
RIP Cain
I miss Cain. 😢
Perfect to listen while I'm not playing the game
That's the best thing about great soundtrack you can listen to it outside of game. D4 has one of the best so far, next to Bloodborne, Elden Ring, Battlefield 1 for me.
@@CapybaraConnoisseur89 fr tho. I love the kyovashad Soundtrack
Can you login first? 😂
I listen to it while working. I imagine I'm playing instead XD
Fill every waking hour with Diablo.
Kyovashad is one of the best game soundtracks I've heard. Pure masterpiece
You might want to check out the Frostpunk ost.
wut? :D its very nice song, but... come on :D
Gave me my todays earwig... xD These fiddles
@@ejvn”dude your opinion is trash.”
@@funkrobot9762 why? i really think its a very nice song :( u dont like it?
Kyovashad hit me hard from the first open beta, that's probably enough for me.
Facts
it's probably my favourite song from this entry
I paused midstream to soak in the song, it definitely hits hard
Kyovashad is the Tristam of Diablo 4
@@patricion.3607 100% agree
Track 07 - Gale Valley 19:48 Just sounds so perfect. Has that feeling of struggle felt in this world
Exactly. This one is amazing
Makes D4 feel extremely bleak, hopeless.
MORE! MORE! MORE!!!!!
It's amazing.
Interestingly, the main melody reminded me of Max Payne.
Incredible soundtrack. I had goosebumps during the cinematic intro.
Fr the vibe is insane 🖤
One of the best fantasy soundtracks of any game, ever. Each composer bringing their value to this mix. Such a good OST!
Kyovashad theme had no business going as hard as it did. Can't stop listening to it.
I love the melancholic feeling of "Legacy of the Horadrim" 2:38:56 absolutely amazing.
The atmosphere is just insane ! 🖤
when gale valley hits roaming the world is magic.
On 2:39:51 hits on another level as the game ends. Remember folks Ted Reedy also made music for dragon age inquisition and just look at how great that soundtrack is too
His work is impressive musics are really cool ! 🖤
Ashava's fight music is literally the most hype battle music I've ever heard in a while. Too bad that version is _not_ available here. Every time I fight Ashava, it's such an exciting fight because of the music and the fact that the music's tempo becomes more feverish the lower Ashava's life gets.
Indeed, the choirs really go hard on that last two phases
Ashava's music is insanely superior to the other 2 world bosses
Pretty sure that Ashava battle theme starts at the 2hr mark
2:35:37 Legacy of the Horadrim was so inspiring and hopeful - a stark contrast to the gloom and tragic of the campaign - makes me so anxious and curious of what is to come in the chapters that follow
Legacy of Kain - Soul Reaver Ozar Midrasim is the best, it is telling a story without a single word
I like the themes. Fractured Peaks locations have a Russian/Frostpunk/Dostoevsky vibe. Like, "sad babushka making cabbage soup and freezing to death" vibe.
Yeah, that's totally a vibe 🤣
Not a good vibe, but a vibe nonetheless.
I really liked Fractured Peaks as a setting. Wish there had been more places to enjoy there. In general, the world for the size its meant to present just feels really small and minor compared to earlier games where you get an equal size (or more!) for one town or city or dungeon.
Absolutely stunning! The vibes of Diablo soundtracks are always so oddly comforting despite the visuals of the games, and this has got to be my favorite by far. Menu, Kyovashad, Nevesk, and Olyam Tundra are some of my favorites, but I don't think anything can top struggling against Ashava during the beta with that thrilling theme in the background! (and the song that plays during the epilogue cutscene gave me chills through the entire thing)
Lilith's theme in her last cutscene gave me chills. Great soundtrack
Chills... could be the atmosphere. Could be her wrath. Could be both.
@@Diablo Could just be the chicken paella I had for lunch..
I particularly love the ending soundtrack at 02:35:37 Legacy of the Horadrim, beautiful music!
Basically Neyrelle’s theme based on Ylesna theme.
I just finished the five acts for the frist time (didnt start the VI act yet) and I just wanna say you made it guys. This game and everything about it is an absolute masterpiece. Totally in love with the job and the universe you created. Love you Diablo!
Legacy Of The Horadrim my favourite song🔥🔥🔥
11:59 is just so strong. loved that ever since
2:43:58 "may we fight tru and his holy name, blessed be the light"
Kyovashad, Nevesk and Ked Bardu have those soul stirring themes that make me linger in the town a bit longer.
I’m gonna have to sit and listen to this entire track while I work. By three they come is just so raw!
Sit a while and listen.
Marsh at 1:31:37 gives me a combination of goose bumps and anxiety every time. Amazing OST all around! I was vibing the whole time during my first playthrough and still am.
Same.
With these creepy vocals they had the nerve to add HISSING
Madmen
Ashava and Lilith 2nd phase is a MASTERPIECE
While I think Matt Uelman's music is forever unrivaled, I have to say that they REALLY knocked it out of the park with this OST. The music is so good and really fits with the vibe of the franchise.
Matt Uelman's work was so much more dynamic and had so many different flavors of sound. D4's stuff is decent, but man, idk what happened between Matt and Blizzard, but I really wish he was still a part of the D4 OST.
@@brietoe meh. Did you hear Matt's work after leaving Blizzard? You either feel that you hear the same Diablo 2 songs, or it's completely uninspired. I guess lightning strikes only once for some people. I love what he did in Diablo 1 and 2 (more in D1 btw) and I'm thankful to him for that, but his presence in D3 & D4 wouldn't have automatically translated into great OSTs.
@@armorvil That's fair.
@@armorvil May just be that the specific style for Diablo combined with Matt Uelman was the magic. His other work was definitely not the same level, but also none of it was really supposed to be as dark and weird. D1's soundtrack is flat out creepy LOL
@@armorvil his music created for the d3 - the one that got cancelled in mid 2000s, was used in World of Warcraft Classic and TBC. Still was very good, Hob OST is nice but way different atmosphere. Im not saying that d4 soundtrack is bad but I guess it wouldnt get worse if Matt could add something to it
The final 8 songs of the soundtrack will literally enthrall you, captivate you and leave you breathless!!! Chef’s kiss!!!
Kyovashad might be one of the greatest Diablo songs of all time.
Fr 🖤
Legacy of the Horadrim by Ted Reedy is a masterpiece and will go in the permanent listening collection!
HARD agree. Legacy of the Horadrim’s version of the Yelesna theme is easily my favorite part.
Love the hopeful, yet foreboding and melancholy ending. The few little guitar strings as a callback to Diablo 2's Tristram theme is also genius.
I got goose bumps listening to Kyovashad during beta and i still do now. Will be on repeat for Halloween
Ked Bardu is such a peaceful song, pleasant and meditative. It has its own zeitgeist, like the main theme of Tristram in Diablo.
The Most underrated soundtrack. This is incredible music. Thanks for sharing.
I listen to nevesk everywhere I go. Such a peaceful, cool song.
Daughter of Hatred is genuinely a masterpiece, an orchestra playing this live would get a standing ovation. Edit: 2:28:38
2:28:38
Track 18, Highlands is such a vibe. The new old. Felt like wandering in Kurast but after almost a century in the sanctuary.
It feels like a Diablo 2 track, but modernized. My favorite
09:24 What a wonderful piece of art you created, it's like getting immerse in the reality of Sanctuary
Best song I've heard in a while
Galle Valley is the true champion here
I can't begin to tell you how excited I am about this music. I love it so much.
First time I entered Nevesk, hearing that guitar strum instantly brought me back to diablo 2. But my favorite song is the theme for the town Kyovashad. It hits all the feels and makes you imagine you are in some dark war-torn european town. Idk if that makes sense but the song could be used in a ww2 movie.
Indeed, i have "Schindlers List" vibes immediately. Strong soundtracks!
@derschaelm glad you thought the same thing! Schindler's List indeed, what a great movie. Have you ever seen The Pianist? That's amazing as well
@@sabonesjones I still have to see both movies, but luckily now some parts of the score by John Williams 👍
@derschaelm John Williams is one of the top film music composers, my other favorite is Danny Elfman
Gale Valley is my favourite track in the whole game so far. Sometimes I go to that area just to listen to it. Yelesna and Highlands are also SO good.
Edit: I do notice that there's another version of "Gale Valley" which plays in the Mistral Woods, and I kind of prefer that version, although they're both great versions of an amazing piece.
Jirandai is also pretty :)
Same!! The first time I heard it was right after the Tristram theme and wow, did it synergise. :)
Me too! Now that they posted this video I'm gonna be listening to it a lot!
i looked up the soundtrack specifically for this song
Same! I remember the first time I heard it I was floored and stopped what I was doing. Its so gorgeous, so somber, so trademark Diablo. Might actually be my 2nd all-time favorite Diablo track (after Tristram and ahead of Rogue Encampment).
This video is a power move… the game will rake in millions
I actually like this soundtrack, it’s one of the few redeeming parts of Diablo 4 along with the story, cutscenes and characters. It’s actually haunting, depressing and makes you feel like you’re apart of that dark world plagued by death, hatred, terror, destruction, sin, lies, anguish, pain and sadness.
Although compared to D1 and D2 it's incredibly average. About two or three decent songs from the whole 3 hrs.
I don't think so, D3's soundtrack is like a symphony and it bores me to tears and I don't even dislike classical music. D4 is better but still tries too hard to be epic symphonic music, the choral parts are also pretty generic. I'd rather take the guitars and weird howls with drum beats in D1/d2 any time.
Thank you for posting the soundtrack in full.
First time when I played the game was weird. But as I dived deeper and deeper in the story, it reminded me more and more of the atmosphere of Diablo2. But this game is even darker and more depressing. I love it.
Absolutely fantastic soundtrack - I love the subtle references to Tristram!
"Gale Valley" and "Highlands" resonate with my soul. Those two always stop me in my tracks to listen everytime.
Also loving Nevesk, Yelesna, Kyovashad, Nostrava Olyam Tundra and Ked Bardu.
Incredible soundtrack from start to finish. The final fight against Lilith, and the final cutscene with Neyrelle are particularly great.
You can tell by the comments most of them were posted just as people were starting out. JIRANDAI is a masterpiece of music, incredibly beautiful hauntingly magical soul searching tune. Just magnificent! Great OST overall, the sound and music team did an outstanding job.
kyovashad has somehow grown on me. as it sounds like a Protoss ost which is very nice!
One thing is always true: Blizz soundtracks NEVER disappoint.
Honestly Diablo 3's soundlack was boring imo. Diablo 4 is amazing however
@@YucciReaper of Souls was alright tho, base game I agree boring.
@@CapybaraConnoisseur89 yeah that’s true actually
@@Yucci 1 sound track over a thousand they made through starcraft , world of warcraft ..... do u think u did something good in your life?? no
@@francoisturgeon1176 I was replying to the original comment, saying Blizzard never dissapoints with soundtracks. I just mentioned Diablo 3 which is one of their best selling games did not have a great soundtrack.
No need to personally attack me over an opinion, if youre gonna cry just becuase i have an opinion maybe delete your youtube and social media accounts. And I would say I'm quite successful for a 21 year old, I've probably done way more in life than crying over comments on youtube :)
Love the music!!! Well done! Jirandai is one of my favorites for sure
This soundtrack is phenomenal I'm excited to get this game today!
Welcome to sanctuary brother.
Did you enjoy it?
*clap clap clap*. Sound design & Music are really beautiful
Omg yes! I was hoping this would be available soon! Amazing soundtrack, and thats a big deal for me as Diablo is hugely about the atmosphere.
I am an avid listener of video game soundtracks, and Diablo IV has absolutely blown me away in terms of not just composition, but the incredible quality of sound design overall. It's not just the music, but the presentation that truly makes what I would call this production "state of the art". There are so many small nuances at play in the ambient world that work so well with the soundtrack it that elevates head and shoulders above its contemporaries. If you plan on presenting this on vinyl, I will be first in line.
"Neyrelle" is just such an emotional banger, wow
The soundtrack is phenomenal i keep listening to it over and over,so magical it takes you out of this world!Game and soundtrack of the year easily!!!
Soundtrack of the year, yes. Goty, no.
Perfection, you can really feel Diablo 2 soul in every aspect of this game. This game did not disappoint at all ( wasn't a huge fan of Diablo 3 )
Its such a strange thing to see people whine about it and those 2-3s at metacritic. Like WTF?!
Gale Valley is one of my favourites. Definitely sets an atmosphere.
I was mindlessly running T8 Infernal Hordes on the most powerful build in the game at the time (spear sorc) by myself when I decided to revisit this soundtrack. At 38:22 Edlhaime Keep track started playing and I decided to mute the game entirely to concentrate on the track. I can't entirely point out why, but very often I feel like I cannot express my thoughts or feelings as in detail or passion as I would like to. But the music does it for me. Especially these tracks. I looked to my left, where in the same room I was sitting with my girlfriend. Dim light from her monitor shined on her face as she smiled, replying something silly to her discord friends whilst playing Diablo 4 herself. In that moment, I highly appreciated her existence. Thankful for everything. Worrisome about the future. Hopeful for better. The music explained it for me.
When next track Firebreak Manor started rolling at 42:39 my heart started racing, as if I was about to compete in sports. Still eyeing on her I started crying without her noticing in our dark room. I am not sure how music does these things to me sometimes, yet I welcome it.
I am not sure why I am sharing this. I usually never do. But, thank you for this music. It speaks to my soul sometimes. I should go to bed by now and stop writing random comments on youtube that nobody will ever read.
I hope that true love seeks everyone in life.
This music ois so incredible. And it does such a godo job on building on the Diablo 2 music while not copying it. All the hats off to the composers and directors.
D1 : Created a new genre.
D2 : Created maps / dungeons system and modern loot system used in most modern Hack and Slash
D3 : Created impactful, fluid and visceral combat. Used in most modern Hack and Slash.
D4 : Innovative in Story telling and world design, also happened to take what was good in every other games of the franchise and mixed them together. Future standard for next generations Hack and Slash
It's a truly amazing soundtrack! thanks for releasing it on youtube.
Marsh really sets the mood and is one of the few witch occult and genuinely creepy and witchcraft-y things I've heard in so long
This OST is SOOOOOOOOOOO good. Awesome homages to the original songs too. Amazing work!
It's amazing how the music accompanies the game as it becomes darker. Each boss makes you feel that it is more epic than the last one with the soundtrack.
Love so much this game ❤
In my opinion the best one is 'By three they come'.
Every time it plays during the campaign instant chills and then goose bumps. Can't tell if it's the drums, the stringed instruments or the choir that gets me
Blizzard never disappoints when it comes to soundtracks! never!!
keep coming back here every week...can't get enough of this masterpiece :) for me this is greatest game ost ever made.
1:33:25 this piece is fking amzing, when i first listen to this it was so intense in the game
Nevesk is just perfect. It's like a darker version than the Tristram song...which fits the story perfectly
legacy of the horadrim is my fave . giving me chills in so many ways ❤❤❤
That ending hits hard.
Can’t believe after all these years I’m saying this, but this is the best OST and game in the Diablo series. D2 has been dethroned for me. Thanks for this.
Marsh is a standout track. Haunting. A hybrid of D1/D2. Gale Valley is also a masterpiece.
"Kyovashad" so moving and beautiful. A real piece of musical art.
A lot of these songs keep growing on me, even after a dozen listens. So many favorites already.
There are a lot of strong D2 vibes going on here. Great to hear it. It's that bass man.
The angelic/etheral sound of track 39 - Descent was so perfect for the setting ingame, to be honest, all of it was
Elias lookin like a sith lord in the “By three they come” track. And Yelesna is my favorite
Eldhaime Keep 42:10 IN EXTREMIS diablo 2 vibes!!! beautiful!!!
Track 7 "Gale Valley" is incredibly good
19:48 Perhaps one of the best soundtracks ever created.
Sounds very alike D2 stony fields themes
This is my favorite from the game as well
This is ost is unique, it surpasses all my expectations
Yo Blizz and Diablo team. This franchise needs a feature film adaptation. Doesnt matter if its live action or animated like your in-game cinematic cut scenes. Everything about this franchise from lore, art design, and to ost is phenomenal.
58:06 Legit whisks me away on that D2 escape into Sanctuary vibe!
Жаль нельзя было стать последователем Лилит. На протяжении всего сюжета меня не отпускала мысль, что она права
so many great ambient tracks here
the music team are god tier, bravo! As a musician myself, really love y'all bring back the acoustic guitar and percussion in the arrangement, almost every track have it. Back to old root of Diablo 1 & 2. Yelesna 23:13 and Gale Valley 19:48 track my favorite, fit the diablo iv theme perfectly.
I agree Gale Valley and Yelesna are so good for such a small part of this huge map, they managed to create amazing tracks for so many small places.
2:22:55 goosebumps right away…. Beautiful
That's my favorite one the Ashava fight music. So epic when you are doing that battle.
2:08:39 best soundtrack by far, love the tense vibe
that is Caldeum city song, it is awesome indeed
Arkham Knight vibes
I think a lot of these are concept art images from the art book included in the collector's edition or whatever it's called. Nice addition to the ost
absolutely agree! i love seeing concept art and ive never seen an ost video done like this, it's an awesome addition
Daughter of Hatred is truly masterpiece, i'm crying in the end every time
Everything related to this game is a master piece in my opinion. And the music is just food for the soul. I've been a Diablo fan since my childhood, D1, D2, D3, (feck immortal) and now this! Just keep them coming till the end of days! Well done!
i'm in love with track 05 - Cathedral and track 11 - Nostrava! Masterpiece
Derek Duke, from old blizzard. One of my favorite composers. And D3:RoC by him - masterpiece
Gale Valley , Yelesna and Jirandai ... are the most amazing tracks :)
Best Soundtrack of the Year.
Jirandai gives the goosebumps for me. Did not need to hit so hard.
Jirandai gives me a lump in my throat. Amazing.
Jirandai makes me remind the intro of Legend of an eagle bearer the main theme of Assassin's Creed Odyssey! A total masterpiece❤
Soundtrack is so good ❤
Thank you Blizzard!
Thank you composers!
A LP oder CD version is needed!
Zarbinzet 1:25:19 reminds me of ''White Orchard'' soundtrack of Witcher 3