Comment by anykey23re4Ding
Listen to StarCraft II: Original Soundtrack on Spotify. Various Artists Compilation 2010 14 songs. Most of the campaign music is the music that plays when the game plays (or at least the ones added with LotV), the main LotV soundtrack is a mix of the two. The songs added with the other expansions come with the other soundtracks. I think a lot of the base WoL music for protoss and zerg isn't on the WoL soundtrack but that's about it. StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void (Original Game Soundtrack) Jason Hayes, Mike Patti, Glenn Stafford & Neal Acree Diablo III Soundtrack. With your consent, we would like to use cookies and similar technologies to enhance your experience with our service, for analytics, and for advertising purposes.
좀 가벼운 느낌이 강하네. so soft. . .
Comment by Aaron Morlock
:(
Comment by Aaron Morlock
i miss the old music :9
Comment by Monster Boi
@vincent-czerwinski: Basically Lemonade
Comment by syntrovert
best shit ever
Comment by Hampus Källsten
I don't get it, why did the music have a higher priority then the god dam pathing.
Comment by Hampus Källsten
Download syncmate for android. @voi-fev fuck of
Comment by Hampus Källsten
@user-754536116 it is not supoesed to sound scientific.
Comment by Hampus Källsten
@trenton_streator it does, and that is why i love it.
Comment by Hampus Källsten
@yeoldetriphammer fuck you
Comment by User 180782639
v
Comment by The Artanis
go head
Comment by The Artanis
G o h e a d
Comment by Thomasfan1377
m i l k b o o k c a s e
Comment by ICE09
미첬다
Comment by ICE09
scvrady
Comment by 맛치킨
rock and roll!
Comment by KyeongBin Song
@yeoldetriphammer: It's worse than original one
Comment by YeOldeTriphammer
This is awful, wow.
Comment by Morgan Redes
I constructed additional pylons as I listened to this song!
Comment by Chado《♤》
SCV good to go sir!
Comment by Denny Kim
Still great.
Comment by Vincent Czerwinski
Come on people, stop bitching and being salty and accept that this is good music, and is at least equal to the original
Comment by Vincent Czerwinski
amazing. Except its a bit too.. What is the best backup hard drive to buy. flat. Like a cup of Mtn Dew that got left out too long.
Comment by Hybrid (Cyand sanchez)
Nope Start this from Scracth (oh wait you cant)
Comment by blasterbeam
@nathan-allen-pinard: I agree. Sounds way too flat, bass is underwhelmingly undefined and wobbly. Prefer the original
Comment by blasterbeam
Uggh, this violin belongs in SC2.
Comment by power 0814 (power0814)
말이 필요없다. 완벽함 그 자체다..
Comment by winx86sys
nice
Comment by David
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@nathan-allen-pinard: calm down you dumbass. after the negative feedback they received months ago, they didn't even include this track in the game. all the music in remastered is the same music from the original starcraft
StarCraft II: Original Soundtrack | |
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Released | July 27, 2010 |
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Length | 01:02:58 |
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The StarCraft II: Original Soundtrack was published by Azeroth Music and released on July 27, 2010.
Description
The StarCraft universe contains an eclectic array of musical influences, characters and situations which reach back to the original release in 1998 and its expansion set, Brood War. Most of the music was, at that time, realized on keyboards. Now, the StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty orchestra includes live, soaring horns, epic strings, biting synthesizers, a soulful dobro, harmonicas, guitars, choirs and a myriad of sonic colors, light and shade, intimate and loud.
From the space-cowboy terran marines, to the ancient prophecies of the protoss, to the hive-mind of the zerg—as well as the complex persona of marshal Jim Raynor, Sarah Kerrigan (now the Queen of Blades), and the infamous Arcturus Mengsk and the Dominion—each has a story, a mood, a timbre, a vibe to be supported and represented in the musical underscore. If Raynor can seem to pull his revolver a little faster, or if Tychus Findley's presence can be a bit more imposing due to a theme or flourish in the music, then the composers and musicians have truly called down the thunder.
The music for StarCraft II was recorded in a wide variety of places and styles. Our quest for a classic 'film score' sound led us to the legendary Skywalker scoring stage at idyllic Lucasfilm Ranch in Marin County, California. There we recorded 78 incredible musicians film-style, synchronized to picture. The players, who come from the San Francisco Symphony and Opera, are world-class, and definitely have earned the prestigious title of 'Skywalker Symphony Orchestra'.
Following the orchestral recordings, we journeyed to Seattle, Washington, where a 32-voice choir (triple-tracked to 96 voices) lent their talents to our music. The scoring mixer on both of these sessions was John Kurlander, who not only recorded the soundtrack to all three Lord of the Rings films, he also, as a young London lad, assisted the Beatles in recording 'Abbey Road'.
Finally, we found ourselves in Woodstock, New York, where several alumni of the Peter Gabriel band reside. There, we captured the Terran Band music in an old church-turned-studio called Dreamland. Band members included bassist Tony Levin, who has also played with John Lennon and countless others, along with drummer Jerry Marotta, who has performed at two of our BlizzCon events, and with Paul McCartney, to name a few.
Some local recording in the Blizzard studios, including Laurence Juber, formerly of Wings, and the legendary Tommy Morgan on harmonica, rounded out the music scope for StarCraft II, which clocks in at just over four hours of new music for the game and the many cinematics. Each composer selected favorite cues which, together comprise this album. We are extremely proud of the StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty soundtrack, and hope you enjoy this new addition to Blizzard's and StarCraft's musical legacy.
- Russell Brower, Director of Audio & One Of The Composers, Blizzard Entertainment
Track list
# | Title | Time |
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1 | Wings of Liberty | 7:15 |
2 | Public Enemy | 5:03 |
3 | Heaven's Devils | 7:06 |
4 | The Deal | 4:55 |
5 | Escape from Mar Sara | 1:47 |
6 | Zeratul's Warning | 1:45 |
7 | The Prophecy | 4:08 |
8 | Firstborn | 6:18 |
9 | I, Mengsk | 9:45 |
10 | Better Tomorrow | 2:22 |
11 | Card to Play | 2:31 |
12 | The Hive | 6:40 |
13 | Fire and Fury | 3:38 |
14 | The Showdown | 3:54 |
Credits
- Composers: Glenn Stafford, Derek Duke, Russell Brower, Neal Acree
- Additional Music by:Laurence Juber, Cris Velasco, Sascha Dikiciyan, Inon Zur, 'Eternal Father, Strong to Save' by William Whiting and John B. Dykes, 1860
- Score Performed by:The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra
- Conducted by: Eimear Noone
- Contractor: Janet Ketchum
- Violins: Laura Albers, Erin Benim, Mariya Borozina, Jeremy Cohen, Joe Edelberg, Connie Gantsweg, Candace Guirao,
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External links
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