Recently a iconic long loving fallout 2 player has died from suicide and in his honor I place this comment. Rest in peace fallout entertainment industries... may you rest in the game and community you loved but also were loved in. May the echoes of dream town carry out your echoes of love for the game to the very people who listen. Edit: it's been a year since Aaron passed and i have been rewatching some of his stuff and getting very frustrated that it's almost like no one in the fallout community even noticed that he passed. he puts so much time into trying to teach others how to master fallout 2 yet no one can give him even a second of time to share it. if you don't know who Aaron was, he was a veteran who served are country who came home to only be disowned and sexually assaulted !!!! the evil that has happened to this man put me in shell shock and he is just washed away like a burned memory is just so sickening.please if you have time to hear a veterans last words, then listen → ruclips.net/video/MY3UBz4_7mg/видео.html. we need more awareness for a veterans. for god's sake i feel like we live in such a dystopian world.
I would say Dream Town from Modoc and Metallic Monks from the Brotherhood Bunker in the first game are my two favourite Fallout tracks. Hauntingly beautiful.
Dream town used to be my fav and then metallic monks but lately, i have been listening to metallic monks because there is a place called the "unwanted zone" in kenshi and it fits so well with the areas look. So now metallic monks is my fav, i might even make a slower one given i made it and that one sounds GODLY
You know, about 20 years ago I was in a sanatorium, and there were those - how do I put it? - "relaxation sessions" where you'd lay down, light's would go dim and some calm music start playing. And only after listening to this version I realized it would go very well for that. I mean, the original would acomplish that just as well, but this one hits the spot 110%. Would've been funny if it actually played back then, considering at that time Fallout 2 was somewhat a "fresh" game.
I actually wonder that if somehow, some monk back in the late 1990's did play fallout 2 and actually used dream town for meditation or something, it's very unlikely because well... monks live up in those high mountains but similar to joshua graham showing tribes in zion of the techs of new vegas. maybe there was someone who showed them or at least they heard it. Because i can really see what you are saying with how peaceful the music sounds.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes Heh, yeah, well, there's a chance it might've been on some bootleg CD labeled "meditation music collection" or whatever... But hey, there's a 10 year old comment on original Dream Town saying it was played at a certain exhibit in Florida - although there're more recent comments claiming it wasn't/isn't. Here's a link to that comment, just in case. Make of that what you will: ruclips.net/video/TzMHvvBqVuY/видео.html&lc=UgzYjwC3ZPxfEpAvs794AaABAg
This song was one of the few things that kept me sane during quarantine. It gives such nostalgic feelings, and makes you remember things that you tough there were long lost.
Even now i still listen too the dream town. maybe that's why it has so much watch hours lol, just me sitting back and playing fallout 3 while listening and making videos gives you a feeling of hope for the future of fallout.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes "just me sitting back and playing fallout while listening gives you a feeling of hope for the future" more like it. Thank you for sharing this
Nostalgic.. . Even though I never played the game it’s originally from. Listening to it for the first time and I feel peaceful.. . All is right in the world at this moment.
I do night-time volunteer work at a local pet-shelter. I am in charge of the Female Puppy enclosure. I like to play this track on loop over the Bluetooth speaker at night. They seem to be soothed by it. The Baby Females are currently napping peacefully in their containment pen.
Oh my god ❤that comment melted my heart ❤ i have a Cat named Leo and he always loves this track anytime it comes on, he lays in my bed and goes to sleep soundly, i hope the puppies have a good life and it amazes me that you play that you play that for them 💗 Dream Town is truly something every soul can feel, dog/cat/human/bird/lizard and beyond.
Over 200 years of the trials, tribulations and myriad misfortunes and fortunes of mankind shaped the wastelands of post war America into what they are today, I think this song captures it perfectly.
"Way back then, when I was half your age, 11 or 12, I lived in a sort of caravan. never really settled anywhere, we just moved along the coast every couple of weeks. one night, I was asleep with the sand as my bed and the warm wind and night sky as my blanket, when all of a sudden I was woken up by a flash of in the horizon, past the sea, and then the boom came, couldn't hear right for days. well worth the price for what that tribal did. but anyways, the next morning a group of men in brown coats came in, a lot of the grown ups froze up, with good cause because seeing men like that usually meant people died or disappeared, but that didn't happen. some of them were angry, others were dazed. you could sense the loss they felt, loss for something that was worth living for. they left us alone, and headed east with the sun on their back. never wondered what happened to them."
without looking this up feel as though it is from little lamplight and if i am not mistaken it is from the doc place in lamplight that talks about what happend to the grown ups.
Thank you for this. I never actually played Fallout 2 but I heard this track originally in Vault 21 back in New Vegas and I fell in love. Now I just play it at night when I'm by myself, or sometimes when I'm just feeling a bit alone or down. It's cathartic music, it feels lonely, adrift but also safe and peaceful.
yeah i used to hear this track when i would complete honest hearts and always wondered what the track was and then i looked it up and after awhile i slowed it down.
I want to share my thoughts with the author of this remix. Thank you so much for creating such an amazing slowdown for this melody from an old game. I listen to this soundtrack to get inspiration. Under these tones, recessions and sunrises, I create an atomic epoch of civilization in a book that I am writing myself. I am designing a nuclear aircraft capable of crossing the borders of several worlds. I'm developing automotive technology that won't mind huge distances. I am designing all-terrain vehicles that will plow the unexplored territories of cold lands and distant wastelands. I am creating locomotives driven by the power of the atom, which will transport the passengers of my civilization tens of thousands of kilometers from their home. My seas are ploughed by nuclear ships that don't care about ice and storm. It would seem that why make excuses in the book and suffer with the elaboration of the technical details of such machines? Here lies a philosophy that arose a long time ago, but has received its final form only now. This is the philosophy of my people in the book. The idea of adapting the world, not adapting to it. And the atom in this idea is the key to independence. While other countries are fighting among themselves for oil fields, my people use uranium and thorium, grams of which give as much energy as many, many barrels of dirty oil. In my world, my people have overcome their dependence on oil and are using the power of the atom to achieve colossal and ambitious goals Thank you very much for the wonderful melody that inspired me to draw, design, think and create. The comment was translated in Yandex Translator, from Russian into English. I ask you not to pay attention to strange mistakes.
I am so glad that my work can inspire others to take on such huge thoughts and philosophies, building worlds and new worlds for people to read and make something of their own. it's truly what inspires me to keep making videos. i hope that your book will come into patten and make a world even better than the one i helped you with. may your dream carry on brother.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes I agree, yet it gives me certain positive feeling, as if there's hope in the wasteland of Fallout. Even after nuclear wars, death of millions and the destruction of human civilization, there are still little crumbles of humanity here and there, healing and growing, slowly but steadily...
@@mrbrightsidetf2 yeah just like how the choosen one helps the people in Modoc ,the people in fallout still have a chance of restoring what was lost to them in 2077 and Dream town fits real well with ether a town dying off peacefully or with that town over coming all odds and thriving, just like the choice in fallout 2 to save modoc the person listening also has the choice on what it makes them feel like.
@@deadgod1725 For me it's a melancholic but peaceful type of feeling. much like the town it plays in. knowing that it's near an end gives a type of sadness but peacefulness to the expression.
Agreed, but just a reminder--on Windows, right click on the video, itself, and you can loop it; on iOS mobile, three little buttons in the top-right corner offer the same thing. Something to tide us over while we wait!
This has always been my favorite Fallout OST track of all-time, no question. Right around when it hits that transition ( in your mix about 1:16 ), it just puts me in another world, translatable to so much of my memories, or experiences/dreams that I can only vividly imagine. Fills me with tears constantly. Thank you.
welcome brother, every time i listen to this i picture myself in 2011 when i first played fallout new vegas and being so happy to find that there was another fallout game not only similar to fallout 3 but better.
right on. Reminds me of being 12, and the hope I had for the future. When my family hadnt suffered loss and tragedy, when the world seemed simpler. Its beautiful
@@jonathanyoung2588 back in 2012 - 2015. those for me where the golden ages, no political stuff, fallout 4, everyone seemed more chill back then than today. the world changed, and i don't know if it's for the better.
When I close my eyes i picture the perfect fallout game everything that the fans have wanted all finally put together in one masterpiece of a fallout game the amazing writing a breath taking setting an unforgettable story brilliant mods working online features detailed role playing mechanics and dialogue a massive upgrade all round with what we’ve been missing with fallout in the past decade. I can imagine myself in that perfect game surrounded by ruins and silence with this song playing as I stare from a long abandoned skyscraper looking over the horizon gun shots in the distance as enclave vertibirds fly over head getting in conflict with passing BoS ones as the radio continues as the night begins to fall
Dream town is a echo of what every fallout player wants. a fallout that has the story that can live up to the true others, better quests, better overhauled factions, better atmosphere, better NPC's. rich side stories, intuitive lore that all can agree on. hopefully something with in the future fallout brings this but also we can't forget the stuff that has already been perfected like fallout 2 and fallout new vegas.
I remember spending a few hours trying to get the best ending for modoc when I was little I even took apart my red Ryder bb gun and made it look like jhonnys
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes I loved those original games so much I liked them better than fallout 3 and new vegas the ambiance was so sweet the game play was so much better I felt like your actions where more important fallout 2 could put a smile on my face knowing that jhonny was safe the new fallouts you zip through everything in a few minutes for xp
@@ethansav0892 truly fallout 2 was the best fallout hands down. they need to make a remaster for it like really even the very music tells it's own tales.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes I would like to add that I usally don't say this but fallout 3 had a really good soundtrack doesn't come close to the original fallouts the music in buildings tells there own tales I remember one felt like it was a normal day before the bombs and then you get ticking from a clock seconds before the bomb goes off
@@ethansav0892 Yes fallout 3's soundtrack is not bad but I've been trying to finish up the fallout 1 soundtracks and they have a much more apocalyptic feel too them with the sirens going off to one of them sounding like your in the depths of a radioactive desert. fallout 3's music is very immersive with the music. as the music fits a certain area like price of honor / the music in the citadel. it plays and it fits very well with the area it's in.
_"You're standing with... the people. Working together. United. I see a land filled with hope again. Fear falls away as the brave step forward to join the ranks. You're a hero. A symbol for a better world._ Our _world."_ -Mama Murphy describing her vision of the Commonwealth's future after Sole Survivor’s siding with the Commonwealth Minutemen for the main quest ( **Fallout 4** )
Not to be edgy but for some reason the line "you're a hero A symbol for a better world reminded me of what the overseer says when you beat fallout one, "You saved us, but you'll kill us. I'm sorry. You're a hero… and you have to leave" and also fallout two's one with frank horrigan “You're not a hero, you're just a walking corpse” i wonder if it's a reference to it.
*"War... war never changes. But men/women do, through the roads they walk."* 💬 *_"If war doesn't change, men must change, and so must their symbols. Even if it is nothing at all, know what you follow, Courier... just as I followed you, to the end. Whatever your symbol... carry it on your back, and wear it proudly when you stand at Hoover Dam."_* ~ Ulysses to Courier Six, _Lonesome Road_ DLC
every fallout new vegas DLC has its own Philosophy that makes it special, if it's not the whispers of the old tests in old world blues, it's the cold lines of Ulysses or joshua graham, if not that then it's the insanity of Elijah and the troubles of letting go.
lol i think in a way it makes a dark sincerity though with it being in Modoc which gives more to it. like imagine this playing in big town. it would just not really fit you know.
Man, ngl I begin playing with NV and I DEVOURED that game, then played 3 and had a blast for how darker it was and the urban wasteland. I apreciated 4 but besides the improved graphics meh, is a good base for modding. But these + Tactics (yes I liked that too)... man, I can believe people who says that Fallout 1, 2, Tactics and NV exists in another timeline
Yes fallout 1 and 2 and fnv are too good to exist in the timeline of fallout 3 or 4. I say the world was rebuild by Mr house and then Todd Howard nuked the whole world again for fallout 4 to be real.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes Nah, 4 is too bright and colorful, I think that is just some Institute Simulator Shawn built to *immagine* his parents and the world they now are in.
the person who made the art is named Renegade Ram on Pinterest. the image link is here → www.pinterest.fr/pin/320600067218742199/ link on Pinterest → pin.it/2PItHWG . the original is more lighter than mine because i made it darker.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes Yeah man, look up Knight Ravens Memorial for Matthew Perry. It's a yt short, it uses this song. EDIT: Look up this exact terminology "R.I.P Matthew Perry, voice of Benny FNV."
@@brenton-_-9588 that's actually pretty odd, for a sec i thought you were about to say the short i just made a bit ago with dream town in it. dream town slowed though, really did fit well with the video he made for Matthew Perry.
I do night-time volunteer work at a local pet-shelter. I am in charge of the Female Puppy enclosure. I like to play this track on loop over the Bluetooth speaker at night. They seem to be soothed by it. The Baby Females are currently napping peacefully in their containment pen.
Recently a iconic long loving fallout 2 player has died from suicide and in his honor I place this comment. Rest in peace fallout entertainment industries... may you rest in the game and community you loved but also were loved in. May the echoes of dream town carry out your echoes of love for the game to the very people who listen.
Edit: it's been a year since Aaron passed and i have been rewatching some of his stuff and getting very frustrated that it's almost like no one in the fallout community even noticed that he passed. he puts so much time into trying to teach others how to master fallout 2 yet no one can give him even a second of time to share it. if you don't know who Aaron was, he was a veteran who served are country who came home to only be disowned and sexually assaulted !!!! the evil that has happened to this man put me in shell shock and he is just washed away like a burned memory is just so sickening.please if you have time to hear a veterans last words, then listen → ruclips.net/video/MY3UBz4_7mg/видео.html. we need more awareness for a veterans. for god's sake i feel like we live in such a dystopian world.
I hope he is in a better place right now. Thank you for posting this song. That means a lot to all of us.
Rest in piece
@@HubertSobkow if he suicided i dont think hes going to a good place
@@akonann2019 I feel sorry for people like you...
@@HubertSobkow i dont think you go to heaven for killing yourself so what is the problem
I find myself always returning here, no matter what happens in my life
Same, although honestly for me, seeing and looking back at stuff and looking back at someone i mentioned in this video makes it hard to return.
I would say Dream Town from Modoc and Metallic Monks from the Brotherhood Bunker in the first game are my two favourite Fallout tracks.
Hauntingly beautiful.
Dream town used to be my fav and then metallic monks but lately, i have been listening to metallic monks because there is a place called the "unwanted zone" in kenshi and it fits so well with the areas look. So now metallic monks is my fav, i might even make a slower one given i made it and that one sounds GODLY
You know, about 20 years ago I was in a sanatorium, and there were those - how do I put it? - "relaxation sessions" where you'd lay down, light's would go dim and some calm music start playing. And only after listening to this version I realized it would go very well for that. I mean, the original would acomplish that just as well, but this one hits the spot 110%. Would've been funny if it actually played back then, considering at that time Fallout 2 was somewhat a "fresh" game.
I actually wonder that if somehow, some monk back in the late 1990's did play fallout 2 and actually used dream town for meditation or something, it's very unlikely because well... monks live up in those high mountains but similar to joshua graham showing tribes in zion of the techs of new vegas. maybe there was someone who showed them or at least they heard it. Because i can really see what you are saying with how peaceful the music sounds.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes Heh, yeah, well, there's a chance it might've been on some bootleg CD labeled "meditation music collection" or whatever...
But hey, there's a 10 year old comment on original Dream Town saying it was played at a certain exhibit in Florida - although there're more recent comments claiming it wasn't/isn't.
Here's a link to that comment, just in case. Make of that what you will:
ruclips.net/video/TzMHvvBqVuY/видео.html&lc=UgzYjwC3ZPxfEpAvs794AaABAg
This song was one of the few things that kept me sane during quarantine. It gives such nostalgic feelings, and makes you remember things that you tough there were long lost.
Even now i still listen too the dream town. maybe that's why it has so much watch hours lol, just me sitting back and playing fallout 3 while listening and making videos gives you a feeling of hope for the future of fallout.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes "just me sitting back and playing fallout while listening gives you a feeling of hope for the future" more like it. Thank you for sharing this
@@nerevarinenwah3690 welcome bro
Nostalgic.. . Even though I never played the game it’s originally from.
Listening to it for the first time and I feel peaceful.. .
All is right in the world at this moment.
I wish this played at the entrance of the Divide after completing the DLC and just seeing Ulysses staring down at the Old World lights
actually cool ass idea
Finally a remix of one the best fallout tracks in existence!
yes brother i had to make this one i was tired of waiting for someone to make one.
I have no idea what emotion this is evoking... but I'm feeling it.
I do night-time volunteer work at a local pet-shelter. I am in charge of the Female Puppy enclosure. I like to play this track on loop over the Bluetooth speaker at night. They seem to be soothed by it. The Baby Females are currently napping peacefully in their containment pen.
Oh my god ❤that comment melted my heart ❤ i have a Cat named Leo and he always loves this track anytime it comes on, he lays in my bed and goes to sleep soundly, i hope the puppies have a good life and it amazes me that you play that you play that for them 💗 Dream Town is truly something every soul can feel, dog/cat/human/bird/lizard and beyond.
Over 200 years of the trials, tribulations and myriad misfortunes and fortunes of mankind shaped the wastelands of post war America into what they are today, I think this song captures it perfectly.
yeah, dream town is a pretty good capture of what they were going for in fallout 2, a bone chilling but calming game that showed the dark and light.
the series of fallout could ending on second part...
Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live.
agreed.
Respect ♥️ for Fallout Community.!!!!
Respect brother
Before I played this I thought, "This song is already perfection."
Then I said "No, wait, he has a point."
dream town is truly perfection but slowed ! it's on a whole new level .
When you return home for so many years outside
It is always good to not forget where you have came from.
while listen to this.... want to fall asleep in Zion
Me too brother. lay down by Ranger Substation Peregrine and look over Zion in all its glory.
When music has no right being this good
Thanks. dream town is just one of them songs.
To whoever who made the CC for that video - thank you.
Welcome brother, hope the quotes brought some light into your day.
Some tracks genuinely hit different when you slow them down with reverb. Very Beautiful.
Thanks. Dream town is really something when slowed.
"Way back then, when I was half your age, 11 or 12, I lived in a sort of caravan. never really settled anywhere, we just moved along the coast every couple of weeks. one night, I was asleep with the sand as my bed and the warm wind and night sky as my blanket, when all of a sudden I was woken up by a flash of in the horizon, past the sea, and then the boom came, couldn't hear right for days. well worth the price for what that tribal did. but anyways, the next morning a group of men in brown coats came in, a lot of the grown ups froze up, with good cause because seeing men like that usually meant people died or disappeared, but that didn't happen. some of them were angry, others were dazed. you could sense the loss they felt, loss for something that was worth living for. they left us alone, and headed east with the sun on their back. never wondered what happened to them."
without looking this up feel as though it is from little lamplight and if i am not mistaken it is from the doc place in lamplight that talks about what happend to the grown ups.
I love it, been listening to the original soundtracks for 15 years or so lol
god damn pimp, hope with this slowed version brings at least another year in lol
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes for sure man, never gonna stop
Thank you for this. I never actually played Fallout 2 but I heard this track originally in Vault 21 back in New Vegas and I fell in love. Now I just play it at night when I'm by myself, or sometimes when I'm just feeling a bit alone or down. It's cathartic music, it feels lonely, adrift but also safe and peaceful.
yeah i used to hear this track when i would complete honest hearts and always wondered what the track was and then i looked it up and after awhile i slowed it down.
Having **Golden Ending** in Video Game you played !!!
i can see this playing at the end of a "good ending" in a fallout game while the credits role.
Ooh, I got chills now.
big cHiLls
I want to share my thoughts with the author of this remix.
Thank you so much for creating such an amazing slowdown for this melody from an old game. I listen to this soundtrack to get inspiration.
Under these tones, recessions and sunrises, I create an atomic epoch of civilization in a book that I am writing myself.
I am designing a nuclear aircraft capable of crossing the borders of several worlds.
I'm developing automotive technology that won't mind huge distances.
I am designing all-terrain vehicles that will plow the unexplored territories of cold lands and distant wastelands.
I am creating locomotives driven by the power of the atom, which will transport the passengers of my civilization tens of thousands of kilometers from their home.
My seas are ploughed by nuclear ships that don't care about ice and storm.
It would seem that why make excuses in the book and suffer with the elaboration of the technical details of such machines?
Here lies a philosophy that arose a long time ago, but has received its final form only now. This is the philosophy of my people in the book. The idea of adapting the world, not adapting to it. And the atom in this idea is the key to independence.
While other countries are fighting among themselves for oil fields, my people use uranium and thorium, grams of which give as much energy as many, many barrels of dirty oil.
In my world, my people have overcome their dependence on oil and are using the power of the atom to achieve colossal and ambitious goals
Thank you very much for the wonderful melody that inspired me to draw, design, think and create.
The comment was translated in Yandex Translator, from Russian into English. I ask you not to pay attention to strange mistakes.
I am so glad that my work can inspire others to take on such huge thoughts and philosophies, building worlds and new worlds for people to read and make something of their own. it's truly what inspires me to keep making videos. i hope that your book will come into patten and make a world even better than the one i helped you with. may your dream carry on brother.
Почему то слёзы текут от такого Dream Town, истинный саундтрек для игры про постапокалипсис, болезненная ностальгия про потерянный мир.
definitely a soundtrack that can make ether sadness or wounder or even both.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes I agree, yet it gives me certain positive feeling, as if there's hope in the wasteland of Fallout. Even after nuclear wars, death of millions and the destruction of human civilization, there are still little crumbles of humanity here and there, healing and growing, slowly but steadily...
@@mrbrightsidetf2 yeah just like how the choosen one helps the people in Modoc ,the people in fallout still have a chance of restoring what was lost to them in 2077 and Dream town fits real well with ether a town dying off peacefully or with that town over coming all odds and thriving, just like the choice in fallout 2 to save modoc the person listening also has the choice on what it makes them feel like.
Соглашусь, он звучит намного меланхоличнее оригинала.
@@deadgod1725 For me it's a melancholic but peaceful type of feeling. much like the town it plays in. knowing that it's near an end gives a type of sadness but peacefulness to the expression.
very good version to meditation and to stopping ourselves on few minutes...
Now we just need a ten hour version.
Maybe after i slow down all the fallout tracks i will try and do a ten hour version.
Agreed, but just a reminder--on Windows, right click on the video, itself, and you can loop it; on iOS mobile, three little buttons in the top-right corner offer the same thing. Something to tide us over while we wait!
NEW VEGAS 😭
Sleep sweetly, dream town in the wasteland…
truly, anytime i hear dream town in anything i have to point it out "Hey that's dream town playing"
This has always been my favorite Fallout OST track of all-time, no question. Right around when it hits that transition ( in your mix about 1:16 ), it just puts me in another world, translatable to so much of my memories, or experiences/dreams that I can only vividly imagine. Fills me with tears constantly. Thank you.
welcome brother, every time i listen to this i picture myself in 2011 when i first played fallout new vegas and being so happy to find that there was another fallout game not only similar to fallout 3 but better.
right on. Reminds me of being 12, and the hope I had for the future. When my family hadnt suffered loss and tragedy, when the world seemed simpler. Its beautiful
@@jonathanyoung2588 back in 2012 - 2015. those for me where the golden ages, no political stuff, fallout 4, everyone seemed more chill back then than today. the world changed, and i don't know if it's for the better.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes all we can do is carry on, and music will certainly help us get to wherever we are going, my friend
very good version to meditation and stoped on few minutes...
Glad it helped with your meditation brother.
(comment for the algorithms!) one of my favorite fallout tracks next to the hub plus the video image goes really well with the music
Thanks for the comment my man and I have a few more fallout 2 tracks that are slowed if you want to check them out.
I'm commenting because this track hits you like the first time it did in Fallout 2, and to help your video reach more people. Thanks for posting.
I am glad that their are others that also love this track as much as i do. and for that i am thankful for all who come and listen.
Sounds like it could be part of the Morrowind OST now, beautiful.
#remasterMorrowind .
When I close my eyes i picture the perfect fallout game everything that the fans have wanted all finally put together in one masterpiece of a fallout game the amazing writing a breath taking setting an unforgettable story brilliant mods working online features detailed role playing mechanics and dialogue a massive upgrade all round with what we’ve been missing with fallout in the past decade.
I can imagine myself in that perfect game surrounded by ruins and silence with this song playing as I stare from a long abandoned skyscraper looking over the horizon gun shots in the distance as enclave vertibirds fly over head getting in conflict with passing BoS ones as the radio continues as the night begins to fall
Dream town is a echo of what every fallout player wants. a fallout that has the story that can live up to the true others, better quests, better overhauled factions, better atmosphere, better NPC's. rich side stories, intuitive lore that all can agree on. hopefully something with in the future fallout brings this but also we can't forget the stuff that has already been perfected like fallout 2 and fallout new vegas.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastesof course new vegas and 1 and 2 will always be the GOATS
I remember spending a few hours trying to get the best ending for modoc when I was little I even took apart my red Ryder bb gun and made it look like jhonnys
Baltha would be proud that you honored her sons BB gun
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes I loved those original games so much I liked them better than fallout 3 and new vegas the ambiance was so sweet the game play was so much better I felt like your actions where more important fallout 2 could put a smile on my face knowing that jhonny was safe the new fallouts you zip through everything in a few minutes for xp
@@ethansav0892 truly fallout 2 was the best fallout hands down. they need to make a remaster for it like really even the very music tells it's own tales.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes I would like to add that I usally don't say this but fallout 3 had a really good soundtrack doesn't come close to the original fallouts the music in buildings tells there own tales I remember one felt like it was a normal day before the bombs and then you get ticking from a clock seconds before the bomb goes off
@@ethansav0892 Yes fallout 3's soundtrack is not bad but I've been trying to finish up the fallout 1 soundtracks and they have a much more apocalyptic feel too them with the sirens going off to one of them sounding like your in the depths of a radioactive desert. fallout 3's music is very immersive with the music. as the music fits a certain area like price of honor / the music in the citadel. it plays and it fits very well with the area it's in.
The whispers of a lost tomorrow.
The Tomorrow that is forgotten in time...
Thanks for the PFP
Looks good brother, now go slay out there.
Magic Truffle Trip
_"You're standing with... the people. Working together. United. I see a land filled with hope again. Fear falls away as the brave step forward to join the ranks. You're a hero. A symbol for a better world._ Our _world."_
-Mama Murphy describing her vision of the Commonwealth's future after Sole Survivor’s siding with the Commonwealth Minutemen for the main quest ( **Fallout 4** )
Not to be edgy but for some reason the line "you're a hero A symbol for a better world reminded me of what the overseer says when you beat fallout one, "You saved us, but you'll kill us. I'm sorry. You're a hero… and you have to leave" and also fallout two's one with frank horrigan “You're not a hero, you're just a walking corpse” i wonder if it's a reference to it.
*"War... war never changes. But men/women do, through the roads they walk."*
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*_"If war doesn't change, men must change, and so must their symbols. Even if it is nothing at all, know what you follow, Courier... just as I followed you, to the end. Whatever your symbol... carry it on your back, and wear it proudly when you stand at Hoover Dam."_* ~ Ulysses to Courier Six,
_Lonesome Road_ DLC
every fallout new vegas DLC has its own Philosophy that makes it special, if it's not the whispers of the old tests in old world blues, it's the cold lines of Ulysses or joshua graham, if not that then it's the insanity of Elijah and the troubles of letting go.
This feels like it would played in some edit for a movie
do you mean this → ruclips.net/video/Z0mZsblTzDU/видео.html
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Divine serenity….
Serenity was the OSTS old name so fits right in.
This is my favourite track in the game, it's so peaceful
Same brother. So peaceful that I forgot that someone stole my sweet roll.
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Its beautiful isnt it, i thought this track couldnt get any better but here you are
very much. it's one of those songs that have you so amazed that you just can't come up with the words to describe it.
Beautiful song one of my favorites from fallout 2 great atmosphere
Truly one of the best 👌
Ok this is really, really good
thank you
blessed to find this channel
Blessed to have you.
Ngl this song fits any other town more then Modoc, it's NOT my dream town
lol i think in a way it makes a dark sincerity though with it being in Modoc which gives more to it. like imagine this playing in big town. it would just not really fit you know.
Perfection.
thanks
God bless you
god blessed me with your view, thank you.
Man, ngl I begin playing with NV and I DEVOURED that game, then played 3 and had a blast for how darker it was and the urban wasteland. I apreciated 4 but besides the improved graphics meh, is a good base for modding.
But these + Tactics (yes I liked that too)... man, I can believe people who says that Fallout 1, 2, Tactics and NV exists in another timeline
Yes fallout 1 and 2 and fnv are too good to exist in the timeline of fallout 3 or 4. I say the world was rebuild by Mr house and then Todd Howard nuked the whole world again for fallout 4 to be real.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes Nah, 4 is too bright and colorful, I think that is just some Institute Simulator Shawn built to *immagine* his parents and the world they now are in.
A remix this song deserves!
Yes respectively.
Это что то новое и необычное, но настолько же завораживающее
I tried to make it as different as the original. I am glad you find interest in my video.
This is amazing. Subscription earnt.
dream town really is a song from a whole other planet.
This will make wandering the wasteland that much better
Honestly I just sit in the lucky 38 penthouse and just listen to this track.
Beautiful! Thanks!
Welcome brother.
Who’s the artist that did the image on screen? It looks so good!!! And do you have a link? Also thank you for the music!!! 💙💙💙
the person who made the art is named Renegade Ram on Pinterest. the image link is here → www.pinterest.fr/pin/320600067218742199/ link on Pinterest → pin.it/2PItHWG . the original is more lighter than mine because i made it darker.
Man idk how I will ever reach my dream of becoming an astronaut maybe it’s just a dream…
Dreams are by your means
Woah, a really great remix.
Thanks brother
Anyone here because of Knight Ravens short?
someone made a short of dream town bro ?
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes Yeah man, look up Knight Ravens Memorial for Matthew Perry. It's a yt short, it uses this song. EDIT: Look up this exact terminology "R.I.P Matthew Perry, voice of Benny FNV."
@@brenton-_-9588 that's actually pretty odd, for a sec i thought you were about to say the short i just made a bit ago with dream town in it. dream town slowed though, really did fit well with the video he made for Matthew Perry.
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Big thumbs
nice!
thanks
Hey man, hope you’re doing well. To everyone remember, life can be hard but it’s a life of ups and downs.
I will be honest, things are not going well, but, kind words change the moods of tomorrow so thank you brother.
@@STOTW.SoundTracks0fTheWastes no worries. I’m in the same boat brother, keep your head up!
@@ToastyChud You to brother, in case there's any waves coming your way. Hopefully the storm goes and we find peace.
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*Yeah*
I do night-time volunteer work at a local pet-shelter. I am in charge of the Female Puppy enclosure. I like to play this track on loop over the Bluetooth speaker at night. They seem to be soothed by it. The Baby Females are currently napping peacefully in their containment pen.