@@sigfriedgenco3392music at times doesn't need to be "good" to be...good, music is art, its subjective, but one thing that cannot be denied is the story they try to portray with its composure, complete and utter nonsensical music can be explained and understood if it was intentionally meant to be that way to deliver a message to its listener. This, *music* isn't meant to sound good or feel nice to listen to, its meant to portray the complete degradation of James mental health after remembering that he mercy killed Mary out of hatred. The music broken, rotting, and falling apart, just like him, just like the hotel, just like Mary when she was sick, just like Abigail, just like the 9 enemies, just like Eddie
I love how well this scene is the game, you could really feel the despair. No monsters to fight Infrastructure decaying Nowhere left to run from the truth All you could is walk forward in hope for James ❤️
This song has always made me think of how feeling sick feels, especially when it comes to respiratory illness. I have asthma and when i have an asthma attack or even just a cold that triggers a flare up this song has always rung in my head like a bell.
To me this track represents James's world unraveling from finding out the truth, it's represented in the hotel's change and in the ost, it's just brilliant visual and audio storytelling.
@@king2176yeah idk what people are talking about - it doesn’t have the industrial sounds throughout. I wish we had this version on the official remake ost
At that exact point of the game and story this sound track appears, is just perfect. It fills you with all emotions, rushes you, calms you at the same time and feels like you are about to end it all. Its true depiction of what James has realized after seeing that videotape. Its truly other-worldly.
During the intro, when James was staring at the person on the other side the mirror, a silent alarm was triggered inside him. A tender tremor of enraptured memory. It became louder and louder over the course of the game, until this final scene, between the decrepit doors and the rotting corridors of Lakeview Hotel. These 'pulsing' sounds... that's the siren alarm taking over his entire perception. He tried to push it away, but can no longer.
It's a shame it only plays for the first floor of Otherworld Lakeview it's such a haunting song and was one of my favourites in the original. Glad it's in at all regardless.
@@relos100 If I recall it only plays until the flooded basement in the original, so all it would've been is just one more floor. It'd hardly ruin the moment in my opinion. Still as I said, I'm just happy it's still in the remake.
@@relos100 Huh? When I said it’s used longer I meant that in the section of the game it is used in it plays for more than just a single short floor. In the original the song barely last a few minutes and if you accidentally go through the wrong door it can stop playing even earlier than that. Now you can actually appreciate it for a little longer. It’s still played in the *same* moment, just for longer.
@@juicybucky9647 Black Fairy only plays in the Lakeview Hotel in both the original and the remake. The track that plays while making your way into Silent Hill is called "The Forest Trail". But it does have a similar vibe in my opinion.
This man had the gall to release two versions of the soundtrack for this game, one with 93 tracks and a separate Extra Edition with 94 other tracks Neither of those have this song or the Princess Music Box song I'm gonna suffocate these soundtracks with a pillow because Im losing it
When I was streaming this a couple of days ago, I got to this part of the game. It was then I started to feel high emotions from this game. And then... Spoilers: After seeing how the enemies didn't fight back. One was even scared baccing away slowly while twitching. I was like... damn, now I am the monster to them.
@@44bnj i think it's confirmed that the burned down hotel is the fogworld, while the pristine hotel is the otherworld, so the real hotel is actually the one burned down and damaged
I love the remake, but I kinda agree. In the original it was like the whole hotel was crying, in darkness and total emptiness. It's not bad on remake, but like you said, hits different, and it's not so impactful.
I feel while it may not relay the same sense of uncertainty in the OG, it does a good job still of setting the air. Like, you did everything. It was revealed to you and you, as well as James, are coming to the light of what has happened. No enemies left, just you and the world. The truth.
I like what the remake did better than the original. I was now able to see what the hotel really looked like. The enemies are scared of you. Everything is quiet and it's just you to come to terms with yourself after the final boss. The og, yeah the hotel looked grey, but most of everything was still intact. And you know damn well a burned down hotel will not look like that.
@@Mastabacc I'm in the same boat. I really enjoyed the darkness and emptiness of the original, but the harsh color change, the nature of decay in the hotel - it felt more like we, as the player, were finally seeing through James' eyes as he finally "woke up" to the truth of things. The beautiful hotel is a decrepit, lifeless wreck. His and Mary's hotel room is a pallid, filthy shell. The TV is broken, as if James had just been staring at nothing.
![『 Mary's Letter Theme (Intro; from “White Noise”) - {EXTENDED} -』- [Silent Hill 2 Remake OST] -](/img/1.gif)
I love that they keep this song
But it was so meh
@@sigfriedgenco3392 ragebait
@@sigfriedgenco3392music at times doesn't need to be "good" to be...good, music is art, its subjective, but one thing that cannot be denied is the story they try to portray with its composure, complete and utter nonsensical music can be explained and understood if it was intentionally meant to be that way to deliver a message to its listener.
This, *music* isn't meant to sound good or feel nice to listen to, its meant to portray the complete degradation of James mental health after remembering that he mercy killed Mary out of hatred. The music broken, rotting, and falling apart, just like him, just like the hotel, just like Mary when she was sick, just like Abigail, just like the 9 enemies, just like Eddie
@@sigfriedgenco3392 HOW?
I love how well this scene is the game, you could really feel the despair.
No monsters to fight
Infrastructure decaying
Nowhere left to run from the truth
All you could is walk forward in hope for James ❤️
This song has always made me think of how feeling sick feels, especially when it comes to respiratory illness. I have asthma and when i have an asthma attack or even just a cold that triggers a flare up this song has always rung in my head like a bell.
To me this track represents James's world unraveling from finding out the truth, it's represented in the hotel's change and in the ost, it's just brilliant visual and audio storytelling.
kept it exactly the same. it's just too perfect
agree, its genuinely a masterpiece of music. The OST of silent hill 2 original is just beyond good, its amazing how much it adds to the horror
What do you mean exactly the same, it's missing those sounds
@@king2176yeah idk what people are talking about - it doesn’t have the industrial sounds throughout. I wish we had this version on the official remake ost
@@tony_darknessthere's actually a version in the original that doesn't have the sounds called forgotten inferno
@@seb1520Crazy to me that the soundtrack fits so well but the voice acting is so corny/underwhelming in the original
When I heard this I was both happy and extremely unsettled. I knew that this remake was an 11/10
At that exact point of the game and story this sound track appears, is just perfect. It fills you with all emotions, rushes you, calms you at the same time and feels like you are about to end it all. Its true depiction of what James has realized after seeing that videotape. Its truly other-worldly.
During the intro, when James was staring at the person on the other side the mirror, a silent alarm was triggered inside him. A tender tremor of enraptured memory. It became louder and louder over the course of the game, until this final scene, between the decrepit doors and the rotting corridors of Lakeview Hotel. These 'pulsing' sounds... that's the siren alarm taking over his entire perception. He tried to push it away, but can no longer.
hawk tuah
A message written on the walls something like "Nothing can heal thy bruise. Thy pain is grevious"
With this song playing, i felt it.
If I were James, who already feels terrible, I’d be thinking that they were just rubbing salt in my wound at this point.
I guess they just couldn't improve upon perfection.
Like they always say "if it ain't broke don't fix it"
They actually took out the loud clanking sounds and what not from the original Blank Fairy
Exactly! When I heard the ost that's the first thing that hit, I was saying to myself, thank Alyssa!
Like it’s so good and perfect, why bother? 😅
This song hits me whenever I’m feeling depressed, it really makes me feel helpless.
"People don't even say 'bless you' anymore" 😔
It's a shame it only plays for the first floor of Otherworld Lakeview it's such a haunting song and was one of my favourites in the original. Glad it's in at all regardless.
I'm pretty sure its used significantly longer in the remake than it was in the original
@@relos100 If I recall it only plays until the flooded basement in the original, so all it would've been is just one more floor. It'd hardly ruin the moment in my opinion. Still as I said, I'm just happy it's still in the remake.
@@relos100 Huh? When I said it’s used longer I meant that in the section of the game it is used in it plays for more than just a single short floor. In the original the song barely last a few minutes and if you accidentally go through the wrong door it can stop playing even earlier than that. Now you can actually appreciate it for a little longer.
It’s still played in the *same* moment, just for longer.
i believe it also plays going into silent hill for the first time, on the path to the ranch. if i’m remembering correctly
@@juicybucky9647 Black Fairy only plays in the Lakeview Hotel in both the original and the remake. The track that plays while making your way into Silent Hill is called "The Forest Trail". But it does have a similar vibe in my opinion.
This man had the gall to release two versions of the soundtrack for this game, one with 93 tracks and a separate Extra Edition with 94 other tracks
Neither of those have this song or the Princess Music Box song
I'm gonna suffocate these soundtracks with a pillow because Im losing it
We need this on spotify🔥🔥🔥
If my thoughts had a song it would still be this after all these years
Serve your new master...
Watchman of Doom.
When this started playing i felt like throwing up.. the story is so depressing and hopeless i felt nauseous
i find this track so descriptive of what james feels, idk why
LETS GOO ITS IN IM GONMA BUy IT RN A PLAY IT DAY AND NIGHT
Beautiful fuckin remake man
such a perfect song
“The moment you get out, invaders will jump you with the atrongest soldiers!”
“Camera Offline”
why did it make me get froze?
When I was streaming this a couple of days ago, I got to this part of the game. It was then I started to feel high emotions from this game. And then... Spoilers:
After seeing how the enemies didn't fight back. One was even scared baccing away slowly while twitching. I was like... damn, now I am the monster to them.
Wow that didn’t click to me. Since they attacked from the start I was preemptive and killed them. Didn’t even see they wouldn’t fight back.
I think if you look at them they appear weakened and sick..like Mary
Serve your new master
*- CAMERA OFFLINE -*
This hitting hard after watching the vhs tape 😖
It's peak
my head fr
Does anyone know the theme that plays in the apartments where the old coin puzzle is ?
Is this on Spotify
Yes but it's called Blank Fairy
Serve your new master. Watchman of doom - infected tv man titan
GET OUT!
I love song🎶🎶
Smiler fmh
Can somebody tell when this song hits in the game? I wonder if it's when James is talking to Angela next to a statue
@@Eunaosoumeu after watching the vhs tape and go to the otherworld
@@hughkantseeme Thanks! It's a very beutiful song. I'm searching this other one though
I had the strange feeling that after watching the VHS, the hotel turn to it's real world version...
@@44bnj i think it's confirmed that the burned down hotel is the fogworld, while the pristine hotel is the otherworld, so the real hotel is actually the one burned down and damaged
@@debiruhaato246 That's what i thought, seems to be a brutal back to reality for James
People who came from fun monke horror
👇
serve you new master watchmen of doom
Get out of here with your corny ahhhjh 😂😂😂
Hits so different in the original, the flashlight doesn't turn on again, the hole hotel is grey and dark.
In the remake, all of this get lost.
I love the remake, but I kinda agree. In the original it was like the whole hotel was crying, in darkness and total emptiness. It's not bad on remake, but like you said, hits different, and it's not so impactful.
I feel while it may not relay the same sense of uncertainty in the OG, it does a good job still of setting the air.
Like, you did everything. It was revealed to you and you, as well as James, are coming to the light of what has happened. No enemies left, just you and the world. The truth.
you refuse to look at the symbolism that the remake tried to give differently
I like what the remake did better than the original. I was now able to see what the hotel really looked like. The enemies are scared of you. Everything is quiet and it's just you to come to terms with yourself after the final boss.
The og, yeah the hotel looked grey, but most of everything was still intact. And you know damn well a burned down hotel will not look like that.
@@Mastabacc I'm in the same boat. I really enjoyed the darkness and emptiness of the original, but the harsh color change, the nature of decay in the hotel - it felt more like we, as the player, were finally seeing through James' eyes as he finally "woke up" to the truth of things. The beautiful hotel is a decrepit, lifeless wreck. His and Mary's hotel room is a pallid, filthy shell. The TV is broken, as if James had just been staring at nothing.
who after here of skibidi toilet
77 (full Episode)???
what
@@yournemesis8625, brain rot got him
We getting smiler on fmh with this one🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥