ozar midrashim still a banger of oppression

[d0x360]

Not many tracks make you (well me) feel like you're being punched and dragged down into hell but all these years later I hear that song and it's like it's trying to bad touch me.. but in a good music way

Make sense? Discuss..lol

[Kora]

Best track in the whole series.

[Goneja]

I want this track to play at my funeral

[asa0199]

Ozar Mizdrashim is probably one of my favorite pieces of video game music, period. It may not be the intended reaction, but it makes me feel happy and calm, like I'm coming back to a home I forgot I left and didn't know I missed (then again, maybe that is the intended reaction).

[tallgeese]

Originally posted by asa0199:

Ozar Mizdrashim is probably one of my favorite pieces of video game music, period. It may not be the intended reaction, but it makes me feel happy and calm, like I'm coming back to a home I forgot I left and didn't know I missed (then again, maybe that is the intended reaction).

It's not a piece of video game music. It's an actual song by a band called Information Society.

[Renigen]

If there's ever a song that says "I'm coming for you, Kain! You'll pay for everything you've done!!!" - this is it.

[Chaoslord 87]

While"Ozar Midrashim" is the most iconic soundtrack of the series, I preffer the ambient version of "The Ruined City" more for it´s haunting yet strangley sorrowful feeling.

[VisciousFishes]

Originally posted by tallgeese:

It's not a piece of video game music. It's an actual song by a band called Information Society.

This

I am going to search out some Information Society in YouTube later. There's seven albums and a live one that I am hoping to track down.

[vukotlak]

Originally posted by Kora:

Best track in the whole series.

Not only in this series, one of the GOAT songs.

[asa0199]

Originally posted by tallgeese:

Originally posted by asa0199:

Ozar Mizdrashim is probably one of my favorite pieces of video game music, period. It may not be the intended reaction, but it makes me feel happy and calm, like I'm coming back to a home I forgot I left and didn't know I missed (then again, maybe that is the intended reaction).

It's not a piece of video game music. It's an actual song by a band called Information Society.

Yes. I have that album.

[ZeUs]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ--mfyyQLI