He looked upon his new found army of cold creation above still ground stretching long the black sunned shadow, and in the cold, silent darkness that fell where once sloping cities stood. There were but another land filled with the flowers of fire. Decided to write just for fun while listening to this I encourage others to do the same.
I think my favorite bit is the opening part of Eldress in the Rocks. Most of the music is confidently, openly recursive, but Eldress' intro feels for a few seconds like it's _about_ to flourish from the repetition into something grander and more articulated. But it never does. The next thing to come in is that single dreading string note. It's like the ghost of a song.
I always imagined the film would have a slow, cold and dark soundtrack all the way through until the the point where the judge betrays and chases the kid near the end where the music would be like a chase sequence from a horror game
If you have a phone and a pc, play this audio from one device and watch the video release “Welcome Black - Sun” on mute, this audio and that video are like long lost lovers
This is VEEERY good. I had similar sounds in my head when reading the book. I wonder if many people think this type of tone for the music is most appropriate. If a movie ever gets made, I wonder if they would adopt a similar style for the music
This will mean little to you, but I used a bunch of this OST for a one-shot cowboy game based on the Alien TTRPG game, and it was remarkable. Thank you so much for this brilliant work of art
Well. Carry on then, I suppose. You have nearly matched the macabre, bleak and depressing tone of the original, and I expect that with further exertions you may equal the horror that is "Blood Meridian" and perhaps even be considered for the soundtrack of its future commitment to film. Uh... best of luck with your music, I guess?
AI CREATES A RAP BATTLE::::: **Title:** **Epic Rap Battles of History** **Battle:** The Judge (Blood Meridian) vs. Junko Enoshima (Danganronpa) **[Verse 1: The Judge]** I'm The Judge, a relentless force of fate, Blood Meridian's nightmare, I dictate your state. A relentless scalphunter, chaos is my art, You're just a teenage puppet with a wicked little heart. You think despair's your weapon, well, let's just see, I'll bury you in darkness, no chance to break free. I've seen true evil on the open frontier, Your Danganronpa games are just child's play here. **[Verse 2: Junko Enoshima]** Oh, The Judge, you're ancient, stuck in the past, My despair's forever, a never-ending blast. I'm Junko Enoshima, the Ultimate Despair, Your violence and cruelty can't even compare. I'll break your mind like it's child's play, Twist your soul and lead it astray. You're a relic of history, a ruthless old sage, I'm the queen of chaos in this rap battle cage. **[Verse 3: The Judge]** You may talk of despair, but I've seen true hell, In the Wild West, where the wicked dwell. I'll scalp your rhymes and leave you scarred, Your mind games won't work on The Judge, they're barred. Your "Ultimate Despair" won't break my spirit, I've stared into the abyss, and I'm still here, can you hear it? In the end, your chaos is just a phase, I'll outlast your despair, for the rest of my days. **[Verse 4: Junko Enoshima]** Your bleak world's no match for my despair parade, I'll make sure your legacy starts to fade. You talk of survival, but it's just a game, In my Danganronpa world, your rap's just lame. I'll inject despair straight into your soul, Tear down your ego, make you lose control. The Judge, meet your final verdict, no appeal, In this rap battle, I'm the real deal. **[Verse 5: The Judge]** You're a cosplay of chaos, just a twisted thrill, But I've faced horrors that would make your blood chill. In this battle of wits and words, I'll stand tall, Your despair's nothing compared to the Wild West's cruel brawl. I am The Judge, my wisdom's deep and vast, You're just a fleeting nightmare from the past. When the dust settles and the rhymes are done, It's clear, in this battle, The Judge has won. **[Outro]** In this epic rap battle, The Judge has prevailed, Junko Enoshima's despair ultimately failed. Blood Meridian's darkness, it's here to stay, As The Judge rides on, unbeaten in his own way.
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Night driving with a body in the trunk type energy
The world needs a Butcher's Crossing unauthorized soundtrack
Whatever in creation exists without my knowledge, exists without my consent.
Sounds like a weird god complex
@@solorollo9756 have ya read the book?
@@solorollo9756The only god we seek is war.
@solorollo9756 satan incarnate actually
He looked upon his new found army of cold creation above still ground stretching long the black sunned shadow, and in the cold, silent darkness that fell where once sloping cities stood. There were but another land filled with the flowers of fire.
Decided to write just for fun while listening to this I encourage others to do the same.
A Few Last Wolves is literally a masterpiece.
contemplating ending all life on earth listening to this
Me too, man.
This + the audiobook is a trip
This is amazing. The Judge & Fool is captivating. You nailed the atmosphere of the book-kudos.
Thanks but i didn't make this. It's made by Jesper Eklow, guitarist of Endless Boogie. I'm just sharing it on youtube, glad you enjoyed it.
Reading the book and using this as a companion. It makes it all the more gruesome
I think you perfectly encapsulated what utter pandemonious insanity sounds like.
He says he will never die....
I think my favorite bit is the opening part of Eldress in the Rocks.
Most of the music is confidently, openly recursive, but Eldress' intro feels for a few seconds like it's _about_ to flourish from the repetition into something grander and more articulated. But it never does. The next thing to come in is that single dreading string note. It's like the ghost of a song.
Just like the scene in the book. It's like watching chalk trickling away in the palm of your hands. Meditation on futility.
Listening to this while the judge tells his monologue about war and god was mind blowing. Thank you for this.
I always imagined the film would have a slow, cold and dark soundtrack all the way through until the the point where the judge betrays and chases the kid near the end where the music would be like a chase sequence from a horror game
If you have a phone and a pc, play this audio from one device and watch the video release “Welcome Black - Sun” on mute, this audio and that video are like long lost lovers
This is VEEERY good. I had similar sounds in my head when reading the book. I wonder if many people think this type of tone for the music is most appropriate. If a movie ever gets made, I wonder if they would adopt a similar style for the music
sometime come the mother, sometime the wolf
whatever in creation. whatever in creation exists without my knowledge. also exists without my consent.
See the child, he is pale and thin...
This will mean little to you, but I used a bunch of this OST for a one-shot cowboy game based on the Alien TTRPG game, and it was remarkable. Thank you so much for this brilliant work of art
What’s the name of your game?
@@tooot7573 Death at Sundown Station
If you liked thisand want more decomposing body soundtracks... check out Jonny Greenwood, Colin Stetson and the Ravenous OST
Playing this as you play red dead 2 hits differently
When you leave the carefully crafted story beats behind in the east, and explore the post-game content in the west.
omg bro this book made me want to do a low honor run
Well. Carry on then, I suppose. You have nearly matched the macabre, bleak and depressing tone of the original, and I expect that with further exertions you may equal the horror that is "Blood Meridian" and perhaps even be considered for the soundtrack of its future commitment to film. Uh... best of luck with your music, I guess?
Dude Red Right Hand by Nick Cave would be such a perfect theme for the judge
too connected with Peaky Blinders
last quarter of a thousand christs is pretty cool sounding
Sad Toadvine 😢🔪🩸
Forgive my ignorance, but could this be called something in the vicinity of drone?
Yep, i think the album could be categorized as drone music.
I love this! Can anyone recommend anything similar?
by 1899, the age of outlaws and gunslingers was at an end
Did you do this? If you, yall are geniuses!
Is this available for purchase/download anywhere? I know I can rip it from RUclips but I’d rather not steal something this incredible
You can buy it from Bandcamp. Search "Jesper Eklow" and it should pop up.
That is a sick cover. What’s the name of the art?
No idea, that was the cover of the album so the creator probably knows.
is that a lamb or a wolf?
or neither...
War - is God
AI CREATES A RAP BATTLE:::::
**Title:** **Epic Rap Battles of History**
**Battle:** The Judge (Blood Meridian) vs. Junko Enoshima (Danganronpa)
**[Verse 1: The Judge]**
I'm The Judge, a relentless force of fate,
Blood Meridian's nightmare, I dictate your state.
A relentless scalphunter, chaos is my art,
You're just a teenage puppet with a wicked little heart.
You think despair's your weapon, well, let's just see,
I'll bury you in darkness, no chance to break free.
I've seen true evil on the open frontier,
Your Danganronpa games are just child's play here.
**[Verse 2: Junko Enoshima]**
Oh, The Judge, you're ancient, stuck in the past,
My despair's forever, a never-ending blast.
I'm Junko Enoshima, the Ultimate Despair,
Your violence and cruelty can't even compare.
I'll break your mind like it's child's play,
Twist your soul and lead it astray.
You're a relic of history, a ruthless old sage,
I'm the queen of chaos in this rap battle cage.
**[Verse 3: The Judge]**
You may talk of despair, but I've seen true hell,
In the Wild West, where the wicked dwell.
I'll scalp your rhymes and leave you scarred,
Your mind games won't work on The Judge, they're barred.
Your "Ultimate Despair" won't break my spirit,
I've stared into the abyss, and I'm still here, can you hear it?
In the end, your chaos is just a phase,
I'll outlast your despair, for the rest of my days.
**[Verse 4: Junko Enoshima]**
Your bleak world's no match for my despair parade,
I'll make sure your legacy starts to fade.
You talk of survival, but it's just a game,
In my Danganronpa world, your rap's just lame.
I'll inject despair straight into your soul,
Tear down your ego, make you lose control.
The Judge, meet your final verdict, no appeal,
In this rap battle, I'm the real deal.
**[Verse 5: The Judge]**
You're a cosplay of chaos, just a twisted thrill,
But I've faced horrors that would make your blood chill.
In this battle of wits and words, I'll stand tall,
Your despair's nothing compared to the Wild West's cruel brawl.
I am The Judge, my wisdom's deep and vast,
You're just a fleeting nightmare from the past.
When the dust settles and the rhymes are done,
It's clear, in this battle, The Judge has won.
**[Outro]**
In this epic rap battle, The Judge has prevailed,
Junko Enoshima's despair ultimately failed.
Blood Meridian's darkness, it's here to stay,
As The Judge rides on, unbeaten in his own way.
Ew
A rap battle that exists without my knowledge exists without my consent
Not bad. But the Judge hasn't stared into the abyss - the Judge IS the abyss that humanity stares into.
I read this without reading the first line and thought: this rhyme scheme is so basic, did AI write this?
Incredible! Well done, now i can't stop listening to this.
I finished the book just as this ended, truly fate.