BG 2 Throne of Bhaal full OST
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2015
- Main Theme 0
Grove Of The Ancients 2:00
Bhaal's Pocket Plane 3:14
Saradush 5:07
Yaga Shura's Lair 6:35
Amkethran 8:20
Sendai's Enclave 10:16
Sendai Battle 12:02
Watcher's Keep 14:23
Abazigal's Lair 16:02
Entering The Throne Of Bhaal 17:21
Mellisan Battle (Final Battle) 18:30
End Of The Saga 20: 23
Final 22:18
The developers don’t imagine how big impact this game had on many people lives. I did play this series for like twelve years. At least 8 100% campaigns. Part of my imagination and dreams live in their world... thank You
Baldur's Gate was the biggest thing back then, the revival of computer RPGs. So yes, they probably knew that
Yes 🥰 it's the best 😊 this music 🎶 is epic like Conan the barbarian OST from the composer Basil Poledouris.
They imagine as well...
Fellow enthusiast, perhaps you can tell me something. It's been so long since I played this game, so I can hardly remember the tower's name, but it was the tower with the badass demogorgon in the basement. Somewhere in that tower was a complex machine that had a madman (who hadn't slept in years) beside it. I tried for hours to learn the machine's secrets, but in the end I gave up and moved on.
What was that machine's secret?
@@Grow_Your_Food Watchers keep, and that's a good question, I'm not sure as I haven't finished the keep.
The soundtrack clearly was inspired by Basil Poledouris' Conan The Barbarian OST.
And this is a GOOD thing - Poledouris' work is legendary.
I hadn't thought about that before but I 100% agree! Both are some of the absolute best fantasy soundtracks out there.
Yeah, I can hear it...
Like a mix of the BG1 main theme and Anvil of Crom.
@@dinksmallwood5561 For certain both soundtracks are absolute masterpieces, and a huge part of why both CTB and the BG series are timeless.
I've always thought that, too! It's cool to hear other people hear it!
still one of the best soundtrack ever made
When I hear the Saradush soundtrack, it brings back a memory of just being amazed by how many high quality healing potions are just lying around and thinking, "I'm going to need these, aren't I?"
This takes me back.....to last night, when I last played this glorious game.
14:23 Watcher's Keep area theme has haunted and marveled me for years... So eerie, epic and beautiful. Once you listen to it, you just know you're at some old, very old and dangerous place.
It strikes me that this track takes its cue from the Dreams track on BG1.
Most epic ost i ever heard. Epic battles, epic dungeons, epic npcs, epic stories... Thrills me every times.
Still gives me goosebumps to this day. What a journey as game.
My fondest memory of TOB was fighting Sendai with that theme pounding in the background. Best times.
Love that with every game the main theme became more epic, dramatic and orchestral in the same way as the stories became more and more high fantasy.
God, I love how alive the drums are in the final battle score. They're somewhat "off" at times (but still not ofc), but it evokes images of fireballs exploding and blades clashing with divine power and fury. This is one of those game series that don't ever let you go once they've gotten a hold.
love the main theme
The best game soundtrack ever made BG II - Throne of Bhaal. I find myself replaying it quite often and the Throne of Bhaal soundtrack might be the biggest draw for me these days. Yaga Shura and Sendai parts are straight from the Poulidoris playbook.
TOB really has superb music
Why oh why can't they make games as good as this masterful trilogy nowadays....too much emphasis on graphics not enough gameplay and depth.
rmclaren83 and money making and social aspects like multiplayer
Some people think graphics matter more
Honestly Friend, go try tabletop RPGs. Its hard finding the right group but if you put the time in, you will find yourself having very familiar feelings... as a wise man once said, you must gather your party before entering forth...
They still do, maybe not the "big" companies like Bioware, etc, but have you tried Pathfinder: Kingmaker? Seriously good game, oldschool approach to cRPG in the Pathfinder setting with a touch of modern approach to a lot of archaic mechanics. Also for less flashy and still deep and RPG oriented - Underrail (if you are into quasi Fallout 1/2 games)
@@w4f3l I'll need to try those you mentioned! Must admit I'm looking forward to Baldur's Gate 3 as I really enjoyed the Divinity games..be interesting to see what Larian does with it...
Sendai Battle or Bhaalspawn Battle or The Five as I saw many names, is THE most chilling song in Baldur's Gate. It especially fits ToB expansions, where battles are mostly played on pause, because so much shit is happening, and either you or enemy have to die in seconds (at insane difficulty at least). I had the most epic battles with Draconis and Abazigal with that song playing from mp3. That was amazing. Mages casting dem spells, priests casting dem buffs and warriors being dem pretty useless on bosses until they actually score a hit. What a times
End Of The Saga starts at 20:29
This is the only piece of music in existence that makes me literally cry. Im really doing my best not to listen to it too often, but its so beautiful...
rmclaren83 truly is a masterpiece , from David Warner’s Irenicus , to this very song.. so much care and depth went into every litttle detail ... and the story is just epic .. games now a days just lack this .. also .. game companies are just out to make money , they don’t care about the games they put out as long as they cash in with micro transactions .. this game has always been on my computer
My lovely childhood. Good, old, happy days
Sendai battle BEST!
The voice acting with Sendai was sensational.
My god that was a tough one.
So maybe you'll like another arrangement of this great soundtrack :)
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Epic
Although I think the correct name to the song is "Bhaalspawn Battle."
It first played during the Yaga-Shura fight.
Still my favourite game of all time!
Sendai episode is the episode that I waited the whole game. When main hero become so powerful, that the others fear You! And the music escalate this feeling to the roof. Love is game!
Cuando a un juego epico se le pone musica epica :O que recuerdos....
A masterpiece.
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Baldurs Gate 2 Tron Bhaal is the best game ever made in this Galaxy !!!
The main theme hypes me up to begin a bloody and brutal conquest myself.
Still one of my favourite game sound tracks.
#When you put the game on pause just to listen to the music
YOU SHALL SUFFER! DOOM AWAITS- YOU SHA- YOU SHA- DOOM- DOOM AWAITS- YOU SHALL SUFFER!
Epic.
12:05 My favorite boss battle song (Bhaalspawn Battle)
epic as hell
Perhaps the best sound Inon Zur ever made in his artful life, yes even better than Icewind Dale 2 or Dragon Age!
Sooo much like Conan the Barbarian's soundtrack by Basil!
Yes!
I think it was totally inspired by Basil Poledouris' work on that film, I consider it a beautiful homage.
Sendai Battle 12:02：Gosh she is such a hassle, the fight lasts forever.
I liked siege of dragonspear a lot , but then I played BG:EE though to dragonspear , then BG2:EE then the throne of bhaal:EE , so it all made sense to be from beginning to end, so SOD speared nicely into place
Beat BG:EE with paladin, but after finishing SoD could no longer play him, since the amount of trauma overwhelms (ruined romance, absolute betrayal), so I began BG2 as the cleric with the same name, but with chaotic good alignment
God, I wish one day this saga would return or another cRPG game in the Forgotten Realms universe, with a great fable/script. Hopefully Inon Zur will make it's soundtrack. We can dream, can we?
It seems that the dream is about to come true. ;)
@@TheRPGChick let's hope it's going to be as epic as the classic [gameplay, music]. Not sure about Larian tho, I haven't played their games, so at the moment I would just ask Obsidian to do it I guess.
It's too late for that. Larian is apparently almost done with the game.
Almost there!
this soundtrack is much better than the one in bg3
BG3 is sucks ! Baldrus gate 2 is much better !
0:00 i have no idea what im doing making a character 😂
The Saradush track is wrong: it is a mournful sad song.
sounds like a siege song at the end, with a rain of the flaming boulders falling :O
0:00 gather mighty heroes… your greatest challenge awaits! i love the theme i want to go install this right now.. i rmember my brother would fight with me since you could have only one save file. he would threaten me he was gonna overwrite mine so he could play
Baldur's Gate III is not Baldur's Gate III.
TOB wasn’t big enough to qualify as BG3 anyway, basically BG2.5
Baldur's Gate III has nothing but brief plot cameo tie-ins in the final act, and that somehow makes it a "sequel" lmao. Garbage.
@@yo3theguys980 Yet it was always called Baldur's Gate Trilogy. /shrug
I just checked the "siege of dragonspear" ost (The one which the thieves known as beamdog charged at 9.99$). Garbage.
I had to come to this true classic to forget about it.
Costing that much can be garbage, but honestly i think Sam Hulick did a good job with the music.. He incorporated some key sounds from BG1 and BG2 OSTs and that really helped siege of dragonspear OST feel like BG music. Not all of it tho, but I think at least 75% of the tracks are fitting. I don't like devil's fury and the main theme of SOD, which is a shame, considering how BG1 and BG2 main themes and final battle songs are epic
Fuck Beamdog forever for what they did.