You won't pay attention when you listen to it for the first time, but later, when it starts playing in your head, you will dig through the entire Internet in order to hear it again.
it hit me like a truck when i first listened to it. I was going about my business in creative and i picked up on it all of sudden. I was taken by complete surprise
and you dont eve notice the song even start playing when your playing minecraft you just notice and your like "oh theres the music." c418 has mastered the art of the fading in and fading out, sometimes i wish i could go back to the oldened days when i first played so i can just take in the music from then.
@@MuhammadluqmanArthur Same. RIP KingBurrier. I met many people but especially that guy on a server that shut down back in 2015. I also knew a guy named HeckJacob from 2016 to 2017. That server ended eventually too. I met so many people on this game and I haven't spoken to in years. It was a wonderful time. Similar to the Call of Duty: BO 2 era. It feels like 3 years ago but it's almost been 10 years now.
I remember I used to make these “adventure worlds” for my friends. The premise would be that I’d go in a regular world in creative mode and build small structures for my friends to find in survival mode. Over time they would evolve and change, revealing a growing story. They’d be sent on adventures, often discovering remnants of some lost civilization or the secrets behind some evil scientist or even aliens one time. I would often stay up pretty late working on these worlds, and then around afternoon the next day, I’d get to watch them go through the adventure and discover the story. It was quite fun. They could see the subtle changes I was adding and sometimes I think they could tell where the story was going. So it’d be late at night, and I’m pouring my heart out into some story or build for my friends to discover, loot, and/or ‘conquer’. After all my friends went to bed, the only thing I could do while working on my builds was vibe to the in-game music; this song in particular would play the most often. After a while, we eventually split up. They found their own friend groups, and I didn’t have anyone to build adventures for anymore so I stopped. Hearing this song brings me back to that time. Truth be told, I miss it. I miss staying up late working on some random story. I miss seeing them struggle on the harder parts. I miss seeing them work their way through the adventure and seeing them piece it all together. Possibly most of all, I miss seeing them celebrate when they completed a quest or figured out a major plot point. Hearing this song made all of those memories come flooding back. Thank you for reading this super long comment, and I hope you have a fantastic day!
My friend, it seems you've discovered a liking for storytelling. I know how it feels to feel that way. If I may suggest, you may have fun playing D&D as a DM. It's a lot of work putting together a story and weaving together adventures, but it's very similar to how you described. The other is roleplaying, though the literate way. There is joy in writing and creating something with passion. I myself abhorrently despised writing anything for school and later college, but I found when I could write things that I wanted. I loved it. Whatever is your choice, I hope it brings you joy and inspiration in the future. Don't let your creative flame wither and die, that's what makes you unique.
@@wolf_from_beyond8282 Thank you! I have tried writing books but I find myself putting spots open for interactivity. DMing would probably fill that spot. Best wishes and I hope you find joy in your writing as well!
@@wiredmouse3759 I remember I had a world with my brother and a friend that we made back in 2015 and we played on it for thousands of hours, one day my inventory was fine but all the blocks placed in 3 years were gone then I started using backups..
Exactly, it reminds me of when I was playing on my playstation 4 in 2016, nothing mattered to me, it was winter, I was trying to build a city on my minecraft legacy edition
I built an entire castle out of gold and diamond blocks on creative when I first started playing Minecraft on my phone in 2015 and thought it was cool. Other dumb things I did on Minecraft was that I thought bedrock was diamonds and I spent almost an hour trying to break it. And when I found the real diamonds, I broke them with a stone pickaxe and I first thought they have only a drop chance. I miss the noob days, when I didn't knew about the Nether and the End
Me on third grade building an emerald mansion Hearing this and not thinking about how much nostalgia and sadness this would bring me later in life when listening to it again
Gaiden not to mention that by depending on the volume of your tv, the song will gradually out-prioritize your voice, because us humans(or rather me) perfer not to shout over insanely crescendoeing loud pieces of art
When my older brother passed away I went onto a Minecraft server and built a huge statue of his name. This song was playing the entire time. Just hearing it reminds me of that server and brings me back to the times I spent with him. I love you bro. EDIT - to anyone reading this in January 2024, I appreciate all of your support even if you’ve taken the time to just read my comment. Today is the 2nd of January which marks the exact day he passed away in 2019. I’ve just had a good listen to this song again and thought of all the good times we spent together. It doesn’t get easier and I miss him so much but I know he’s proud of me. Thanks again everyone, and I hope you all have a blessed year.
0:55 if you listen closely, you can hear the underlying synths switch between high and low notes for a perfect transition into 0:56 and blends perfectly into 0:57 Ambient, slightly distorted chimes that seem far off in the distance, but the impact is still there. It sounds so beautiful 0:58 - 1:03 the chimes flutter in and out very quickly, almost like it's reverberating 1:04 a low frequency long note synth begins building up as the chimes and synth notes dance around the beat 1:10 the first time we can hear that nostalgic melody, very subtle and incomplete, with those ambient chimes fluttering back in with a more distorted, underwater sound to them, leading into 1:20 a very sad tune of shifting long note synths, which comes in full force and takes center stage until 1:30 where the shaking of maracas can be heard in the undergrowth, which seems to come from mostly the left earphone at first, with a little bit in the middle when 1:40 rolls around and the maracas shift to the right earphone and gain volume along with the speed of the shakes (these alternate focus quite a multitude of times, if you listen closely) 2:05 an almost 8-bit, high pitched long note synth winds up 2:10 transitions into a beautiful three notes, until 2:11 holds the fourth note and an underlying lower note 8-bit synth accompanies it 2:28 The way it shifts tone is very subtle and fast, but it sounds SO good and i noticed the beat flutters a bit around this point as the note drags on, and the maracas stop shaking 2:40 the beginning and end of the nostalgic melody, played with a slow break between for maximum heart wrenching nostalgia. ALSO 3:37 when the BASS KICKS IN There are so many more minute details that I don’t really have the time to type out, but make no mistake this is still one of my favorite Minecraft songs, up there with blocks for me tbh. Thanks to Sykroid for the addition: I wanna build off this. At 4:15, the strings come in as everything in the song works together to push into the final height of the song. If this song is a campfire, 4:45 is the final flare, as everything reaches it's peak in a beautiful flash of light and warmth, showing you something awe-inspiring. The entire song was building and building, moving forward in one direction into that finale. The sense of scale it's created over the course of 5 minutes hits that height and... then it's over. The fire dies down into nothing, and the beat goes on quietly, while you sit in the dark staring at the embers. Rather than ending at the largest part of the song, at that high note, it fades away as it continues to quietly play. Again it brings in that sense of scale, the strongest point of the song against the meekest. And the effect is that instead of you leaving on the highest note, you sit there as it passes you by and leaves you to think about what just happened. This song is a story
I remember playing Minecraft when I was like, 7, and not knowing how to play survival mode so I just built stuff in creative. I used to play with my friend all the time, and it was genuinely amazing. We always built random fun stuff. Sadly, that friend had to move away. We couldn’t play anymore due to the difference in time zones. This song just makes me remember those times. Alden, if you’re reading this, which you probably aren’t, stay safe.
I swear, this song always plays when i'm building something in Creative. Edit: i think i need to clarified what i mean by "always plays." A lot of people are saying that because it's the creative music and yeah, i didn't know about that first (thanks Random Things/Mr Miacis) but what i mean is that this is always the first song from the creative album that plays when i'm in creative. Thanks for your time.
This one doesn't feel like loneliness and sadness like most others, it has much more like an exploring and curiosity vibe, but as always with a nostalgic pitch all along it
As a kid, I used to spend most of my time in creative mode. This song is incredibly nostalgic and an absolute masterpiece. Gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it.
I was a ps3 player. I still remember saying "Alright see ya tomorrow." For the last time and never being able to go back. I know that the game is on pc but it just dosen't feel the same. That magic that some people are lucky enough never to loose. Some of those people go on to make art that let others keep theirs. R.I.P. PS3.
извините, я просто чувствую, что мне нужно связать это, это ария, математика, фонк, песня, нгл, это чертовски хорошоruclips.net/video/9xq3Q-RNe_U/видео.html
This song reminds me of the years 2011 when I used to play with my brother, make pixel art and make houses haha, some good memories that even give me some nostalgia
@@Simply_King They couldn't. Microsoft wanted to outright OWN the music, C418 wanted to continue to lease it as usual. He has a full 2nd Album for new tracks we'll never experience in game. Microsoft just can't leave anything alone. For shame.
@@FortisConscius Lena Raine is a fantastic composer don't get me wrong but C418's music just has a feel to it you know? The music is a perfect blend of music and atmospheric sounds.
I love how the "most replayed" part starts at pretty much the halfway point of the song. If you look, the entire graph gets higher and higher from start till finish. I'd like to think this is because of how a lot of C418's songs build from something small and escalate to something incredible.
@@Frinlo2 basically every song?, "Every song" has insane gaps and parts that nobody is listening. Only the great songs have a graph like this, it shows that people fully listen to the song, not only to some parts
This song just reminds me of opening up a new creative world, flying around exploring for jungle temples, looting them and never opening that world again
I used to think the levers in the jungle temple could take you to any world, I tried to go to Stampys Lovely world, well that was before I was 6 soo...
The main instrument is the Opsilon Handpan, an extremely unique (and expensive) percussion type instrument. 0:00 - 0:22 Apparent melody. Percussion with tune, it’s unique, not only as an instrument, but also as a melody. 0:23 Extra Handpan kicks in, a squire to the melody if you will. Strange all the way through but it fits the instrumentation comfortably. 0:48 Chimes flutter in and out very quickly, as if it’s reverberating. The melodies continue, growing more intense. 1:00 a long, low frequency note begins to play. 1:20 is when a cool synth appears, creating a new mood. The mood could be described as creative, colorful, longing. Seemingly out of nowhere are things coming and going. Dancing around the melody, until 1:30 - 2:00 where the shaking of maracas can be heard within the musical growth. Traveling from one ear to the other, left to right, slipping past your senses while the melody distracts you. (More obvious on speakers) 2:05 A melancholy long almost 8-bit note plays, followed by 2:10 3 beautiful notes, the third one being held longer, more pronounced, followed perfectly into a finishing part, and repeating only once. 2:22 The parts conclude, but the original melody remains. Followed shortly by its squire. Synths are creeping in. A high-pitched sweep leads into 3:00. The melody pronounces itself differently, shakers are more obvious in the background, low tones are being played obviously leading up to something, then 3:14 Strings are sneakily added to the handpan melody. 3:37, a beautiful low bass plays to accompany the rest of the melody. 3:55 you hear a high-pitched sweep into 3:59, a new instrument arises, flute like, it emphasizes the rest of the melody seemingly singlehandedly, and leads very smoothly into 4:11, where the background violin comes out of hiding behind the rest of the song. The long notes combine with the layers of synths and strong percussive melody to create such a beautiful sound. 4:20 Double forte. 4:33 Triple forte. Majestic. It’s conclusive on the highest level. 4:46 - 5:10 the flute lingers, the violin has left the stage, all that is left is the handpan, and strings. Finishing off the song, as if they’re laying someone down to rest. Indescribable. Truly an incredible song, one of my favourites.
In 2016, When I played Minecraft creative world for the first time, this song was playing. This song has a special place for me. I play Minecraft just listen to this music. Underrated but GOAT soundtrack.
3:37 I don’t know what it is about this segment of the song that makes it my favorite. I just love it. Love all the memories I’ve made with my old friends on my Xbox 360
There are many others as good or better than him. Its all about opinion. For me, Toby Fox is the 1# music composer of all time. But i respect your choice.
@@puiu102006 Before I say what needs to be said lets pretend you didn’t say “opinion”. So you think there are people that are better and good as him? NO ONE SHALL BE BETTER THEN C418
minecraft aside, this song is a masterpiece and it's hard to find something about it to critic. It captures a particular feeling that you rarely experience, these notes and the rythm encapsulate it so well
This is a banger but I still can't shake the feeling of loneliness and nostalgia I feel when I listen to any Minecraft creative soundtrack. Survival mode is different. Survival mode's soundtrack accompanies the accomplishment of tasks as they arise. But Creative mode's soundtrack? It sounds sad. Melancholic, even. For in Creative mode, there is no impending danger of nightfall. No need for food. It's just you, your thoughts, and an endless inventory of blocks. Creative mode's soundtrack, rather than supplement gameplay, intensifies the feeling of loneliness.
It's like being Mr Manhattan. When you have all the power in the world, the world becomes much smaller and seems so empty When you've already seen the far lands, already built your castle, and filled it with mobs and villagers of your own design who couldn't possibly pose a threat to you, what is left? Nothing is left for the man who has it all
I remember extending villages, building great things, and making the most fancy floating house in the world. Added all the secret rooms with paintings, and filled it with all the cats and animals I could. But nothing would ever shake the loneliness that I would be the only one to experience this world.
@@noahlani6480 Building secret rooms covered by paintings, hidden by a layer of water utilizing water elevators, creating secret tunnels, easter eggs all accompanied by signs with messages written by you for someone else to find out and read, only to realize no one would ever find them nor read them, yet we still made them all wholeheartedly and with full passion. This is the saddest and most melancholic feeling of creative minecraft in which we so dearly loved.
@@LegendLength And not only games: cellular automata, like Conway's Game of Life (which technically isn't a game) is made of 2 very simple rules and can still simulate Turing machines or huge structures like Breeder 1.
As mostly a survival player, this one feels diffrent. Not as paced out, the notes happen much faster and fade quicker. You dont have to think about surviving now, just flow and create. Bend and move the world to your will and whim.
@@gurpiter1843 naw i have very fond memories of this playing in survival, i think the song dropped with the Jungle update, it always played in that biome for me. and it matches so well.
Man this song has only been played twice in my worlds, the first time with my horse in the meadows at sunset looking for where to make my home, the second time exploring in the jungle. Absolutely love it.
HELL YEAH, luckily my PC and xbox still are too OLD to experience the cheap new dirt microsoft made, just pure nostalgia, and yeah, I still play with the same guy I did in 2012 to now
The thing I love the most about C418's Minecraft music is his incredible layering and the way he merges all the sounds together... The slow build-up to the climax by adding more and more until everything is all playing at once in one harmonious melody is just so beautiful and hypnotic.
It's not a great day today. I failed to get into the college that I wanted and it feels like every effort that I've made through the years has been useless so here I am, 6:30am unable to sleep but listening to my favorite song ever... Dear stranger reading this, I hope that you're doing well at least.
you don’t feel lonely, you feel isolated. you’re alone but not lonely… you acknowledge that you’re by yourself and you realize that no one else is there to bother you, you are embraced in your own little world. you feel tranquility and obsolete, you don’t care about the outside world. it isn’t loneliness, it’s self isolation and it’s much more calming
Had the same PS4 creative world since 2019 and this song hits hard thinking about how it's grown over the years. Also had many creative worlds on my old PS3. Brings back good memories
C418's music is so diverse and mesmerizing. Every track is a new extravagant world of nostalgia and good memories. He really deserves to be known as more than just "the minecraft guy." Anyway, C418, if you ever see this, every time I listen to you you are even better. Keep it up dude
I never played minecraft as a kid. However, me and my girlfriend picked it up to play together. We had been best friends since we were 13 and got together when we were 19. We were now 25, exploring this game together. Mostly survival at first. One night I stayed up, I enabled creative and started on something I had pictured since we started. Because she is so empathic to animals and attracts them like I've never seen anyone else, I created an haven in the sky with different names that hinted that they were the first beings that arrived in this world. Sheltered from mankind, just beings in the sky in a garden that was beyond time. The place had waterfalls falling down in to the lake near our base creating this mystical island in the sky with lights that looked amazing in the dark. That night was the first and only time I heard this song in game, but being in this strange but special flow in the middle of the night trying to finally do something creative for the person I loved, I cried. Not long after that, we broke up. Not because we stopped loving each other, but because of a difference in what we wanted in life that had plagued us for years. We still loved each other, we just couldn't be together. Now we still call each other best friends, but have moved to different cities and are living totally different lives, with different partners. And I can feel that we are slowly, slowly, drifting apart. I don't think I can stop it, like childhood memories and the friends you had when you were in fourth grade, nothing can last forever. That was 4 years ago now, and for some reason I tried to find this song. Not to think of her, I just came to think of it and scoured the soundtrack. And the tears are constant. Reading all these wonderful stories of childhood, of memories, of people you used to spend your time with. I can't stop crying.
I relate to that heavily. I used to spend all my time of creative building whatever I wanted and this soundtrack was the theme to all this. Survival mode never really caught my interest at all.
Same. Although I grew up with pocket edition, which didn't have the music. I have played Java a little bit, and back when I first started playing, I loved the music that played in the background, especially this one. I still remember that tree house I made deep in the jungle with the green stained glass, and how I watched the rain outside through the green windows. Listening to this song all these years later brings me to tears remembering my early days of Minecraft, when I didn't really know what I was doing, and whatever I built, I was super proud of it, no matter how weird it looked.
Jesus the minecraft survival servers with the boys was legit some of the best memories ive ever had as a kid. The pain, the tears, the joy and laughs, the highs and lows, losing your whole faction base, raiding someone else's, the farms, the grind, it all went by so fast
I live in a cold climate, I have to split alot of firewood to keep warm in the winter. Sometimes when I'm splitting wood, I listen to the minecraft soundtrack, and it feels like I'm in the game. Like I'm living in survival mode. I am living real life minecraft, it's awesome dude.
I never had a lot of friends that played minecraft back in the day. I did play with one guy during the pandemic a few years back. He lives in canada. We had a huge base, Full diamond, A strip mine that was thousands of blocks long, A wall surrounding our base, It was great. We never beat the game, And i think it was for the better. Even after the summer, We would still play after he got home from school. I miss the good old days.
Somehow this music still feels new because I remember playing minecraft when it released, and most of the other C418 songs were in the 2011 release version game.
Can't believe I'm lying in bed getting emotional to a freaking Minecraft song man. About 3 and a half minutes in, all the memories came flooding back. The countless hours spent over at my, now deceased, friend's house playing Xbox 360 Minecraft before finally getting PC's and figuring out how to host a server to play. Those were good times and i definitely miss my homie 😔
I always liked Aria math, and I think it's one of the songs that encloses Minecraft soul in its entirety. The slow start that has an adventure vibe, introduces a feeling that just incentivizes you to keep playing, or as I like to refer to as "curiosity". It throws you into this cube world without anything to make your first steps, everything is new, and it can seem scary at first but at the end, you try it out. You break some wood, make a crafting table and overall, spend time on the basics of Minecraft such as mining, exploring and overall, finding something new. This song specifically refers to that, the feeling of exploring, finding something new and curiosity at his highest peak. Later on when the song activates and begins to be more loud it's when you start to have fun, find a village for example, learn trades with villagers, learn about the crops and the animals, find chests with new loot and look at the village structures and wish one of those was your house. It all is perfectly encapsulated so new players can get interest in the game, new stuff and finding joy or entertainment in learning, slowly but surely getting the hand and gist of it. Understanding how crafting works, memorizing these and learning the mechanics of the game. Mining and finding new resources such as diamonds, gold and obsidian. Looking up and seeing an advancement and knowing that there's more, completing those that you left behind or didn't notice and finding new ones. Learning about the "nether" and getting hyped for it, figuring out how to build the portal, finding a new dimension and learning even more about this one. The process of learning and curiosity it's what this song has the most, the feeling and the burning passion of such it's what makes it so unique. And at the end of this song when you have everything including diamond armor, finding one of the last achievements that leads you to the end, in which you fight a final boss of the game that doesn't seem to had one in the first place. Once you defeat it, it gives you satisfaction, knowing that you had beat the game, but there's still more to it than you know, It has a "final boss"?, that does mean that Minecraft has it own story?. So many questions, that at the end, this song just makes you pursuit even more the answers, injecting you curiosity at his end, and when you least expect it, you have beaten the game in a couple of days, or in other cases could've taken longer, the point is that you beat it. And the journey that this unique game as took you for, is over. Minecraft will always be an iconic face for video games, but the whole point of this, it's just to give more credit too to the songs and the composer C418, truly an artist that knew how to captive the essence of this beautiful game, with every note and melody placed carefully to be the instrument that will teach the story of anyone that had the pleasure to listen to this, to be part of the story that marked every player that played this game. And that's the nostalgia that everyone also refers to, apart from all of that, this game indulges nostalgia, nostalgia of a time when all of this happened to you, when it was your first time, and you were writing your own history. To all that reads this, please stay safe, and no matter what, stay alive as this song does throughout the decades, let the spirit of adventure never die.
Наше приключение ,только начинается ,не унывай друг,смотри вперёд и никогда не сдавайся ,я вовсе не знаю тебя,американец ,британец,не важно самое будь собой ,и всё будет хорошо в этой жизни ,это очень хороший комментарий который воодушевил двадцатилетнего парня скачать,опять Minecraft.Вспомнил как я в первый раз скачал когда мне было лет 11,я постепенно исследовал этот мир познавал новое первый дом был в джунглях старался раздобыть еду ,и построить дом на дереве ,было тяжело по началу познавать этот мир но потом игра затянула на столько что ,капец прям,но игра как-то в один момент забылась,но я буду до сих пор помнить как оно было ,моё первое выживание ,это детство как-никак.И я рад что прикоснулся к этой можем так сказать исторической игре ,и познал всё выживание там. Если ты это читаешь ,то просто будь счастлив,и помни твои приключения только начинаются =)
Dang.... As i grew up,i realized that everything will not last forever,so you have to cherish every moment you have,every moment youre happy,youre sad,youre frustrated,youre mad,every moment youre with your friends.every moment youre with them.because in the end,all of those will be memories....😢thank you Minecraft for everything.....
To me, this ost has a tropical feel to it and makes me think of the jungle biome. I remember making epic tree houses staying up past 10 on a saturday night after my dad went to bed. We had an old TV that didn't support split-screen so I had to take turns playing with my sister. It was always tree houses and beach houses that we built. We always played in creative as kids building whatever we could. I remember being so excited whenever there was an update. I would always go to the spawn eggs to see what new mobs they added. I remember freaking out because they added horses. Recently, I booted the 360 for the first time in a couple years and went on to every old world I could find. One world stuck out to me. As soon as I spawned in, I was face to face with a dog sitting there named after my childhood pet who had died 3 years ago.
haha yes the jungle biome, i too have fond memories of it. like the time i walked into a jungle temple, heard a weird noise, walked out and the sky was rapidly changing from day to night, all of it in a weird shade of red. it was like something from a sunset... but just _off._ of course i immediately freaked and left the game. now i wanna go back, just to know what the hell happened.
this song, it's so rare whenever I listen to it, it sounds like somewhere I've been, some memories that I don't remember well, a bright and beautiful sun, it feels so warm... it feels so amazing
They often use this song in the meme: the world if *random thing* never existed But think of a world where C418 still created Minecraft's music He gave us what we have, and I am so grateful for that, his ability to tie music to memories, is a power few can master
@@Abyss8564 man this is so true. Minecraft isn't the same as it was with c418. I would really like to know how minecraft music would sound now if he would still making such songs.
Now he has been technically fired from minecraft by microsoft and now some woman took over his place and his songs he created now no longered belong to him as said by microsoft
I had a superflat on Wii U and, along with another song, this always played because I played in creative. It's one of the main reasons why this is my favorite Minecraft songs.
Ever since I started playing bedrock edition like years and years ago, I was flying in creative mode and got dazzled by what my dad told me was a slime jumping into the water. I made my mushroom house and flew around. The world was new.
14 years of memory and hundreds of people still making the digital pilgrimage out here to relive it. The year is 2024, Minecraft has existed for 15 years. Longer than the memory of many of the players now... So tell me, my friends, how long since you watched a square sun set below the darkening horizon? Were you safe behind walls you had built? Were you meandering on through a mysterious world? Or were you running the gauntlet against hoards of nightmares?And how long before that familiar sun will rise again? Let's rest a while and share a yarn or two, after all, we are all going to be listening to this music at least once more...
I think this song perfectly captures the very essence of minecraft. It starts small and is almost trying to figure itself out in a way? Like find a purpose? And then, picking up on its tunes it, what another comment desribed perfectly, blooms. Thats when you finally get it, when you finally understand the possibilities of the game. At around the middle of the song it quiets down for a while only to come back with all of the previous tunes in harmony working together almost making a piece of art that is any minecraft world anyone has worked on for a long time
It is like the quiet bit represents when “the well has gone dry”, but soon or later, the well refills with new ideas and imaginations (represented by the new melody kicking in).
I consider this to be the main theme of creative mode.
This is playing when you're just cruising around.
This music makes everything so peaceful
Either this or dreiton.
it always plays when im flying around the world and doing weird stuff
I think it is it always play when you build something
the song that plays when you're flying around the world in creative at the speed of sound looking for another village to destroy
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Yes lol🤣
i still do that to this day
🥲the memory’s…
i absolutely agree, it reminds me of the good old days were i only played in creative mode.
You won't pay attention when you listen to it for the first time, but later, when it starts playing in your head, you will dig through the entire Internet in order to hear it again.
u type minecraft music and you find it, not much digging there luckily
it hit me like a truck when i first listened to it. I was going about my business in creative and i picked up on it all of sudden. I was taken by complete surprise
It took me some time to find this song actually. A few hours
You got me there.
I just dug through this playlist to find it.
and you dont eve notice the song even start playing when your playing minecraft
you just notice and your like "oh theres the music." c418 has mastered the art of the fading in and fading out, sometimes i wish i could go back to the oldened days when i first played so i can just take in the music from then.
"Tomorrow we will finish this Castle"
Last online: 7 Years ago
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This hits so hard
Fr depression
He was gone forever😢
@@MuhammadluqmanArthur Same. RIP KingBurrier. I met many people but especially that guy on a server that shut down back in 2015. I also knew a guy named HeckJacob from 2016 to 2017. That server ended eventually too. I met so many people on this game and I haven't spoken to in years. It was a wonderful time. Similar to the Call of Duty: BO 2 era. It feels like 3 years ago but it's almost been 10 years now.
I remember I used to make these “adventure worlds” for my friends.
The premise would be that I’d go in a regular world in creative mode and build small structures for my friends to find in survival mode. Over time they would evolve and change, revealing a growing story. They’d be sent on adventures, often discovering remnants of some lost civilization or the secrets behind some evil scientist or even aliens one time.
I would often stay up pretty late working on these worlds, and then around afternoon the next day, I’d get to watch them go through the adventure and discover the story. It was quite fun. They could see the subtle changes I was adding and sometimes I think they could tell where the story was going.
So it’d be late at night, and I’m pouring my heart out into some story or build for my friends to discover, loot, and/or ‘conquer’. After all my friends went to bed, the only thing I could do while working on my builds was vibe to the in-game music; this song in particular would play the most often.
After a while, we eventually split up. They found their own friend groups, and I didn’t have anyone to build adventures for anymore so I stopped.
Hearing this song brings me back to that time. Truth be told, I miss it. I miss staying up late working on some random story. I miss seeing them struggle on the harder parts. I miss seeing them work their way through the adventure and seeing them piece it all together. Possibly most of all, I miss seeing them celebrate when they completed a quest or figured out a major plot point. Hearing this song made all of those memories come flooding back.
Thank you for reading this super long comment, and I hope you have a fantastic day!
Your comment gave me chills :o
i wanna try this, this sounds super fun
Dungeons and Dragons x Minecraft
My friend, it seems you've discovered a liking for storytelling. I know how it feels to feel that way.
If I may suggest, you may have fun playing D&D as a DM. It's a lot of work putting together a story and weaving together adventures, but it's very similar to how you described.
The other is roleplaying, though the literate way. There is joy in writing and creating something with passion. I myself abhorrently despised writing anything for school and later college, but I found when I could write things that I wanted. I loved it.
Whatever is your choice, I hope it brings you joy and inspiration in the future. Don't let your creative flame wither and die, that's what makes you unique.
@@wolf_from_beyond8282 Thank you! I have tried writing books but I find myself putting spots open for interactivity. DMing would probably fill that spot.
Best wishes and I hope you find joy in your writing as well!
"Don't delete your old minecraft worlds".
That's what I should have told to my younger me.
Then your worlds start corrupting due to low pc space
@@wiredmouse3759 since when, my worlds from 2017 are still there 😬 cuz i saved them in other minecraft versions
I still have my very first world from 2013 on a decade old xbox360. I'm never deleting anything.
don't worry, my parents already deleted mine long ago!
@@wiredmouse3759 I remember I had a world with my brother and a friend that we made back in 2015 and we played on it for thousands of hours, one day my inventory was fine but all the blocks placed in 3 years were gone
then I started using backups..
I wish there was an invention where you could rewatch old memories exactly how they happened besides just trying to remember
Elon Musk is making one
Don't worry friend one day I'll make it
Man have I got the movie for you
@@strg8 what’s the movie?
@@Caaro99 Meet the Robinsons
this song is LITERALLY giving be goosebumbs not lying
ok
ok
Exactly, it reminds me of when I was playing on my playstation 4 in 2016, nothing mattered to me, it was winter, I was trying to build a city on my minecraft legacy edition
@@PlxzEdits nice
fresh comment
Mojang: Don’t go too crazy with the music, it’s just a silly little block game
*C418:*
No it is 1 of the best games
@@Ghost-eg4vg went right over you head
@@kadenroo2421 lmao
@@Ghost-eg4vg no shit sherlock
notch* not mojang
In case anybody is curious, this song is played on an Opsilon Handpan. It’s a very unique instrument that has a one of a kind sound.
ExceedCharge wow!! Lovely to know! I’ll look into this. Thanks for the fun fact!
Thanks for the info :) never would’ve guessed
Hand-crafted instrument. Every single one is unique
Ty
Anyone know the instrument at 3:14?
POV: It’s 2013. You are in creative mode. You are trying to fly as high as the game will let you to see if you can reach the sun.
Minecraft is an infinity game😭
@@Ghost-eg4vg I know but I was a stupid kid and I wanted to be like stampy lol
I remember when I was flying and I didn't know how to descend, that fills me with nostalgia
😢 just unlocked one of my memories
Thank you for bringing me back some of my lost memories when I played this game as a kid.
3:26 tbh is the best part of the song
Bro that’s the best pet of the song 🎵
@@NotReallyUnknownescribe bien
I think 3:02 is
The Jschaltt Cover Aside. Both Sound Soooo Beautiful At This Part.
The best part starts at 0:00 and ends at 5:09
Imagine all the shit you've been through,
since you first heard this song.
Yes. Underrated and relatable.
I wanted to find this song for months
A decade of playing this game, more than half my life, a lot of shit has happened
oh brother
More positive things than negative things happened, but the negative things that happen are worse than the positive is good.
Save for one thing
oh my god... the nostalgia... building diamond houses, animated parodies...
please stop, you're making me cry
I remember those days, building cities out of diamond
I built an entire castle out of gold and diamond blocks on creative when I first started playing Minecraft on my phone in 2015 and thought it was cool. Other dumb things I did on Minecraft was that I thought bedrock was diamonds and I spent almost an hour trying to break it. And when I found the real diamonds, I broke them with a stone pickaxe and I first thought they have only a drop chance. I miss the noob days, when I didn't knew about the Nether and the End
@@razorblade9681 agreed.
Exploding villages to
C418 is one of the best video game composers ever.
Video game MUSIC composers
+HylianNanobyte C418 is an independent composer, but he worked with Mojang for the OST, he has made other pieces than the MC ones
+HylianNanobyte I would say, the best. Literally
yeah, none of that 8-bit shit
Roush Hawley Well I have to say some 8-bit is pretty good but it in no way compares to Minecraft music...
Me on third grade building an emerald mansion Hearing this and not thinking about how much nostalgia and sadness this would bring me later in life when listening to it again
I love how when I play with my friends we talk A LOT, but when this song comes on, everybody stops talking immediately. lol
That's deep. I'm not joking.
the song is that good, I'm the 90s hip hop, horrcore fan but C418 makes some good ass tunes man, trippy as hell
LAWL
Gaiden lol same thing happened here me and my friend were both playing around in the mountain biome then this came on and we shut up
Gaiden not to mention that by depending on the volume of your tv, the song will gradually out-prioritize your voice, because us humans(or rather me) perfer not to shout over insanely crescendoeing loud pieces of art
"For every man placing his last block, out there is a young boy placing his first."
This statement hits way harder than you think.
come to wonder, when will we truly place our last minecraft block?
@@lapapa9010 fr
who was that qoute from
@@lapapa9010 Fr bro.
The only math I'll ever like
same
_Why not both?_
@@tg9521 cuz the real m a t h s get you in troubles with yo teacher
no i hate this math because its too sad
yet its nostalgic.
I can't believe this was 10 years ago and people still use it to make edits
"I stroke my pickle."
@@Cyn_the_goober GET OUT 🗣️
When my older brother passed away I went onto a Minecraft server and built a huge statue of his name. This song was playing the entire time. Just hearing it reminds me of that server and brings me back to the times I spent with him. I love you bro.
EDIT - to anyone reading this in January 2024, I appreciate all of your support even if you’ve taken the time to just read my comment. Today is the 2nd of January which marks the exact day he passed away in 2019. I’ve just had a good listen to this song again and thought of all the good times we spent together. It doesn’t get easier and I miss him so much but I know he’s proud of me. Thanks again everyone, and I hope you all have a blessed year.
F, im so sorry
@@GabrielHenrique-bb1ml appreciate it man.
F
I’m so sorry, here’s my F in respect.
@@dominik8291 thanks man
0:55 if you listen closely, you can hear the underlying synths switch between high and low notes for a perfect transition into 0:56 and blends perfectly into
0:57 Ambient, slightly distorted chimes that seem far off in the distance, but the impact is still there. It sounds so beautiful
0:58 - 1:03 the chimes flutter in and out very quickly, almost like it's reverberating
1:04 a low frequency long note synth begins building up as the chimes and synth notes dance around the beat
1:10 the first time we can hear that nostalgic melody, very subtle and incomplete, with those ambient chimes fluttering back in with a more distorted, underwater sound to them, leading into
1:20 a very sad tune of shifting long note synths, which comes in full force and takes center stage until
1:30 where the shaking of maracas can be heard in the undergrowth, which seems to come from mostly the left earphone at first, with a little bit in the middle when
1:40 rolls around and the maracas shift to the right earphone and gain volume along with the speed of the shakes
(these alternate focus quite a multitude of times, if you listen closely)
2:05 an almost 8-bit, high pitched long note synth winds up
2:10 transitions into a beautiful three notes, until
2:11 holds the fourth note and an underlying lower note 8-bit synth accompanies it
2:28 The way it shifts tone is very subtle and fast, but it sounds SO good and i noticed the beat flutters a bit around this point as the note drags on, and the maracas stop shaking
2:40 the beginning and end of the nostalgic melody, played with a slow break between for maximum heart wrenching nostalgia.
ALSO 3:37 when the BASS KICKS IN
There are so many more minute details that I don’t really have the time to type out, but make no mistake this is still one of my favorite Minecraft songs, up there with blocks for me tbh.
Thanks to Sykroid for the addition: I wanna build off this. At 4:15, the strings come in as everything in the song works together to push into the final height of the song. If this song is a campfire, 4:45 is the final flare, as everything reaches it's peak in a beautiful flash of light and warmth, showing you something awe-inspiring. The entire song was building and building, moving forward in one direction into that finale. The sense of scale it's created over the course of 5 minutes hits that height and...
then it's over. The fire dies down into nothing, and the beat goes on quietly, while you sit in the dark staring at the embers. Rather than ending at the largest part of the song, at that high note, it fades away as it continues to quietly play. Again it brings in that sense of scale, the strongest point of the song against the meekest. And the effect is that instead of you leaving on the highest note, you sit there as it passes you by and leaves you to think about what just happened. This song is a story
The Rattler this description is great, I love this comment so much and it definitely deserves more likes
Spyderz thank you It’s incomplete but that means a lot :))
Jesus this’ll help me analyse the song for my Music GCSE. Thanks a lot!
DUDE HOLY SHIT.
I dunno why but the bass bit always reminded me of the original sky landers game
This song really captures the “exploration” part of minecraft really well
Atomic Toothpaste yeah
Too bad it’s only in creative mode I wish it played in survival
@@atharvadharphale5710 people is stupid XD
@@B3nCastle huh
Atharva Dharphale There’s a resource pack out there that allows for exactly this. I use it all the time lol
I remember playing Minecraft when I was like, 7, and not knowing how to play survival mode so I just built stuff in creative. I used to play with my friend all the time, and it was genuinely amazing. We always built random fun stuff. Sadly, that friend had to move away. We couldn’t play anymore due to the difference in time zones. This song just makes me remember those times. Alden, if you’re reading this, which you probably aren’t, stay safe.
This should be a music disc so you can use it in survival, just because how good this is
too true
i think someone already has done that
as a mod i think
@@themechbuilder6171 Wait whats it called, can you send the link?
@@Zoods_ I can make it my self in like 20 mins what version do u want it for.
Idk do you know how to do it on both java and bedrock?
I swear, this song always plays when i'm building something in Creative.
Edit: i think i need to clarified what i mean by "always plays." A lot of people are saying that because it's the creative music and yeah, i didn't know about that first (thanks Random Things/Mr Miacis) but what i mean is that this is always the first song from the creative album that plays when i'm in creative. Thanks for your time.
Random Things why thank you 😌
That’s because it’s a creative mode song
Random Things thank you for that sponsorship
montage music
DavidXlte 01234 it’s always plays when I traveling in Minecraft
This soundtrack makes me feel a specific way, and it’s honestly the only Minecraft song that doesn’t fill me with unexplainable anxiety
ya
I see
This one doesn't feel like loneliness and sadness like most others, it has much more like an exploring and curiosity vibe, but as always with a nostalgic pitch all along it
Agreed, the others are much too sentimental
ye
"Bro wake up. What? Corona? Hawk tuah? Lunchy? What are you talking about let's go play Minecraft we just made a new base"
"Hey! I just got an Xbox 360 for my birthday! I am gonna get minecraft and we can grab some chips! Wanna play?"
the good timeline :,^>
Everyone got saved .........
Yet.
@@Skypie997 what???? I don't understand
Flying across the land, over the biomes, and this song plays. Peak childhood
Facts and especially in the snow biome omg I remember this
aria math c418 tiktok version: ruclips.net/video/BXSOMo2uPWc/видео.html
You guys were flying back then ?
I didn't even have doors
this always played while i flew around the default world looking at all the structures
West is saved
POV: It’s 2013 and you built a rocket and are trying to figure out why it doesn’t take off. Memories.
Fecking Stampycat tricking us dumbass kids...
Tricked by stampy lol
Also when you try to cover yourself in ice blocks and patiently wait for yourself to time travel 10000 years into the future
What I used to do was build an ender portal inside the rocket I built myself and pretend the end was a moon.
Good times.
@@frosticle6409 bro ikr stampy made every kid back in 2013 think it was possible
This song reminds me of travelling through the jungle, through the mountains, through the desert… All alone, on a true adventure
Same
Same bro
this song only plays in creative?
@@Zorooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I didn’t mean in the game
I agree, most definitely
Every Minecraft player knows this song. How much time has passed? 10 years? I'm nostalgic😢
Everybody gangsta, until 3:37 starts playing
He'll yea boi
Hi
The Space Killer yes
The Space Killer you’re right
@@thegangsta8819 stfu
Can't stop hearing this. It's like a drug for the ears.
This is my favorite MC theme from the game that contains the gamer anthem
I think we're both addicted
Right?! I cannot stop listening to this!
I read this comment like, 143 times, because i listen to this so many times.
I think it has that creepy feeling over it. Sounds like a paranormal mystery in the woods for some reason. I love it though, drugs to the ear.
As a kid, I used to spend most of my time in creative mode. This song is incredibly nostalgic and an absolute masterpiece. Gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it.
Me too boy
Every time i have it too
As it does me brutha, for I spent almost all my time in creative mode
yeasss we hv the same childhood
i miss my old xbox man 😭
never played minecraft but i remember watching my friends play it during a summer camp around 8 years ago and hearing this. nostalgic.
I played minecraft but i turned music off since it distracted me but aria math is great and awesome
"Did you turn on Host Privelleges?"
"Let's just build our house in creative."
"Yeah!"
_I miss you..._
Bro don’t make me sad…
Bro I miss those times
@@n1ghtmvsic Want to create new memories?
@@GothicNekoJin I'd be so down
I was a ps3 player. I still remember saying "Alright see ya tomorrow." For the last time and never being able to go back. I know that the game is on pc but it just dosen't feel the same. That magic that some people are lucky enough never to loose. Some of those people go on to make art that let others keep theirs. R.I.P. PS3.
”Good enough to make a grown man cry” - C418 Best music in all mankind, this music will be historical.
This literally made me cry like rn 😭😭
извините, я просто чувствую, что мне нужно связать это, это ария, математика, фонк, песня, нгл, это чертовски хорошоruclips.net/video/9xq3Q-RNe_U/видео.html
yes
yeah buddy went off
This song reminds me of the years 2011 when I used to play with my brother, make pixel art and make houses haha, some good memories that even give me some nostalgia
Any type of music composed by C418 is so well made, it's pretty much hypnotic.
Ya
New ones dont even fit the games atmosphere. They should have sticked with c418
@@Simply_King They couldn't. Microsoft wanted to outright OWN the music, C418 wanted to continue to lease it as usual. He has a full 2nd Album for new tracks we'll never experience in game.
Microsoft just can't leave anything alone. For shame.
@@FortisConscius a second album? Damn....
@@FortisConscius Lena Raine is a fantastic composer don't get me wrong but C418's music just has a feel to it you know? The music is a perfect blend of music and atmospheric sounds.
my xbox was last online 5+ years ago i hope the worlds are still there... i need to see my memories
I love how the "most replayed" part starts at pretty much the halfway point of the song. If you look, the entire graph gets higher and higher from start till finish. I'd like to think this is because of how a lot of C418's songs build from something small and escalate to something incredible.
eh, its basically every song on youtube. Although, I think we can all agree that C418's songs are amazing.
@@Frinlo2c418 + toby fox + Yoko Shimomura + Michael Huang
@@Frinlo2 basically every song?, "Every song" has insane gaps and parts that nobody is listening. Only the great songs have a graph like this, it shows that people fully listen to the song, not only to some parts
The best part is at 3:02
@@HalfBreadOrder Lena Raine?
This music is literally the main theme of thinking how quickly the time flies.
True bro.
a bunch of silent likes and no replies really says a lot
@@Weegeeguy208 Huh? Isn't the like button here is one of the ways to agree? People usually reply when they want to share their opinion
@@_xops he said it in a good way, that everyone is agree and have nothing else to say
@@unnamedminterlogist Could've been a misunderstanding. I'm sorry if so
We miss you C418😢
Aria Math was literally made to be nostalgic and exciting at the same time, it makes the perfect depiction of a happy cry.
Respect for aaria math
this was the first song I ever heard in minecraft, best music I've ever heard
@@sebastianedwards4207 same :')
R.I.P
rip me playing minecraft since 2013 until 2019 with ingame music off because I tought it was annoying 💀
This song just reminds me of opening up a new creative world, flying around exploring for jungle temples, looting them and never opening that world again
i know that feeling
Lmao, weirdly I know exactly what you mean🥲
I get so many different feelings from listening to this
This song, for me, is starting a big build or redstone contraption.
I used to think the levers in the jungle temple could take you to any world, I tried to go to Stampys Lovely world, well that was before I was 6 soo...
if this don’t play in the minecraft movie im gonna cry
I’m gonna cry if they DO play this in the Minecraft movie
Yes
The main instrument is the Opsilon Handpan, an extremely unique (and expensive) percussion type instrument.
0:00 - 0:22 Apparent melody. Percussion with tune, it’s unique, not only as an instrument, but also as a melody.
0:23 Extra Handpan kicks in, a squire to the melody if you will. Strange all the way through but it fits the instrumentation comfortably.
0:48 Chimes flutter in and out very quickly, as if it’s reverberating. The melodies continue, growing more intense.
1:00 a long, low frequency note begins to play.
1:20 is when a cool synth appears, creating a new mood. The mood could be described as creative, colorful, longing. Seemingly out of nowhere are things coming and going. Dancing around the melody, until
1:30 - 2:00 where the shaking of maracas can be heard within the musical growth. Traveling from one ear to the other, left to right, slipping past your senses while the melody distracts you. (More obvious on speakers)
2:05 A melancholy long almost 8-bit note plays, followed by
2:10 3 beautiful notes, the third one being held longer, more pronounced, followed perfectly into a finishing part, and repeating only once.
2:22 The parts conclude, but the original melody remains. Followed shortly by its squire. Synths are creeping in. A high-pitched sweep leads into
3:00. The melody pronounces itself differently, shakers are more obvious in the background, low tones are being played obviously leading up to something, then
3:14 Strings are sneakily added to the handpan melody.
3:37, a beautiful low bass plays to accompany the rest of the melody.
3:55 you hear a high-pitched sweep into
3:59, a new instrument arises, flute like, it emphasizes the rest of the melody seemingly singlehandedly, and leads very smoothly into
4:11, where the background violin comes out of hiding behind the rest of the song. The long notes
combine with the layers of synths and strong percussive melody to create such a beautiful sound.
4:20 Double forte.
4:33 Triple forte. Majestic. It’s conclusive on the highest level.
4:46 - 5:10 the flute lingers, the violin has left the stage, all that is left is the handpan, and strings. Finishing off the song, as if they’re laying someone down to rest. Indescribable.
Truly an incredible song, one of my favourites.
i especially love the shift in the harmonic progression provided by the bass at 3:37
this song is trully incredible
Wow-
In 2016, When I played Minecraft creative world for the first time, this song was playing. This song has a special place for me. I play Minecraft just listen to this music. Underrated but GOAT soundtrack.
At 4:46 you forgot the shakers
My guy wrote a whole essay
3:37 I don’t know what it is about this segment of the song that makes it my favorite. I just love it. Love all the memories I’ve made with my old friends on my Xbox 360
Memories man Memories
At that exact moment, the bass kicks in
☹😄😄😆😆
The good old days
i used to play minecraft on my wii u and always see if this song would come on
God damn there will never be another artist like C418, absolute legend
naw waterflame tho is the opposite of c418
@@gaynoob2202 water flame is a different breed
There are many others as good or better than him. Its all about opinion. For me, Toby Fox is the 1# music composer of all time. But i respect your choice.
@@puiu102006 Before I say what needs to be said lets pretend you didn’t say “opinion”. So you think there are people that are better and good as him? NO ONE SHALL BE BETTER THEN C418
Jeremy soule?
minecraft aside, this song is a masterpiece and it's hard to find something about it to critic. It captures a particular feeling that you rarely experience, these notes and the rythm encapsulate it so well
He really didn't have to cook so hard but he did it anyways.
Respect
That engineer is a spy!
@@buffsniper That just ain't right...
@@Engineermaxxing okay
@@Engineermaxxing put teleporter here!
@@buffsniper Nah
This is a banger but I still can't shake the feeling of loneliness and nostalgia I feel when I listen to any Minecraft creative soundtrack. Survival mode is different. Survival mode's soundtrack accompanies the accomplishment of tasks as they arise. But Creative mode's soundtrack? It sounds sad. Melancholic, even. For in Creative mode, there is no impending danger of nightfall. No need for food. It's just you, your thoughts, and an endless inventory of blocks. Creative mode's soundtrack, rather than supplement gameplay, intensifies the feeling of loneliness.
It's like being Mr Manhattan. When you have all the power in the world, the world becomes much smaller and seems so empty
When you've already seen the far lands, already built your castle, and filled it with mobs and villagers of your own design who couldn't possibly pose a threat to you, what is left? Nothing is left for the man who has it all
I remember extending villages, building great things, and making the most fancy floating house in the world. Added all the secret rooms with paintings, and filled it with all the cats and animals I could. But nothing would ever shake the loneliness that I would be the only one to experience this world.
literal same.
@@noahlani6480 Building secret rooms covered by paintings, hidden by a layer of water utilizing water elevators, creating secret tunnels, easter eggs all accompanied by signs with messages written by you for someone else to find out and read, only to realize no one would ever find them nor read them, yet we still made them all wholeheartedly and with full passion. This is the saddest and most melancholic feeling of creative minecraft in which we so dearly loved.
It does make me lonely
I cant believe a single person would create nostalgia for so many people, thank you C418
He's a part of my childhood which I will probably never forget
Fr bro this is nostalgic
yeah...
this is gorgeous.
outrageous
and most important
makes you find peace in your mind, and remember all your happy lived moments
Minecraft is so simple, but at the same time, so complex.
What an oxymoron. Of course, it's simple, that's why people add mods to it.
Obama Llama Lol
Hi James owo
@@LegendLength And not only games: cellular automata, like Conway's Game of Life (which technically isn't a game) is made of 2 very simple rules and can still simulate Turing machines or huge structures like Breeder 1.
I like to think its the other way around.
As mostly a survival player, this one feels diffrent. Not as paced out, the notes happen much faster and fade quicker. You dont have to think about surviving now, just flow and create. Bend and move the world to your will and whim.
it speaks so much to that sense of adventure.
i think of it as the creative mode theme song because it's always on during creative
im pretty sure you can ONLY hear it in creative mode
@@gurpiter1843 naw i have very fond memories of this playing in survival, i think the song dropped with the Jungle update, it always played in that biome for me. and it matches so well.
@@Libreom huh well still its a very good song
You know it’s good when every part of the song is most replayed
True
Yes
more specifically 3:02
That's one of the best gradients, I ever saw
Hey, not to be accusing or anything but I see that I commented the same thing as you a few days before you, I think you copied me
Man this song has only been played twice in my worlds, the first time with my horse in the meadows at sunset looking for where to make my home, the second time exploring in the jungle. Absolutely love it.
If you listen to this, there is no way u don't feel sad, nostalgic and happy at the same time
It feels like uncertainensy, and happiness
I just feel like a part of me is missing
bro i just feel different and nostalgic
HELL YEAH, luckily my PC and xbox still are too OLD to experience the cheap new dirt microsoft made, just pure nostalgia, and yeah, I still play with the same guy I did in 2012 to now
@@RainyWolf7 W
C418 is the kind of artist that made music so good no attempts to recreate it can ever come close to matching it
Leina raine can try but she ain’t nothing compared to C418
@@mrman8444 she isnt trying luckily
@@baconiumo yeah she is very much making her music different and while its not the same id say its still quite good
@@yagirlgiulles yet nowhere near the level of C418
@@mrman8444 Lena raine is good but c418 is calming
10 yrs later and it still an masterpiece
This song never gets old 🥹
Throughout eternity this will remain a masterpiece, every C418 song basically.
this is childhood memory, i always heard this on xbox 360 when i played creative. But sadly, i was kid then and i always turned off the music….😢
Playing in 2017 with your cousin and this banger comes on
I can’t leave this song half way through, something about it forces me to listen to the end
IKR, I feel like I just need to hear it all and remember the great times of the past.
GodsonGamerGr 2018 minecraft is rising up!
Psycho it’s coming back very quickly
That's how I feel about every single C418 Minecraft soundtracks. It's just something else compared to the new 1.16 soundtracks
The end is the best
I love the buildup going from 3:03 into 3:15. I always remember it being a louder part for some reason.
Same
I’m not crying bro 😭
Same here 😭 it was definitely louder. Ah the days. I remember best skin competitions on some creative server... can't remember the name
3:37 this part🕊️
Me too
C418 is a musical genius
agreed
Yeah
truth
Yep I love the music
Real
The thing I love the most about C418's Minecraft music is his incredible layering and the way he merges all the sounds together... The slow build-up to the climax by adding more and more until everything is all playing at once in one harmonious melody is just so beautiful and hypnotic.
Egg sack tly
It's not a great day today. I failed to get into the college that I wanted and it feels like every effort that I've made through the years has been useless so here I am, 6:30am unable to sleep but listening to my favorite song ever... Dear stranger reading this, I hope that you're doing well at least.
Hope you get back on your feet brother 🙌
Hows it going now?
@@Trapmelon excuse me, what are u doing down here
It’s alright. Everyone will have some sort of failure in life. How is stuff now?
I'm gonna track you down and give you a hug
3:04 sent chills down my spine. This is such a beautiful track.
True
It’s like the part before the drop and you know it’ll be just to good and nostalgic
Nostalgia
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YO ME TO
This song always makes me feel lonely... in a good way? It's hard to describe
This song is the most normal nostalgic sad but makes you smile type of song
@@JaceXcheese yes exactly lol
you don’t feel lonely, you feel isolated. you’re alone but not lonely… you acknowledge that you’re by yourself and you realize that no one else is there to bother you, you are embraced in your own little world. you feel tranquility and obsolete, you don’t care about the outside world. it isn’t loneliness, it’s self isolation and it’s much more calming
I think "serene" might be the word you're looking for.
@@Raindrgn yeah didn’t think of that
Had the same PS4 creative world since 2019 and this song hits hard thinking about how it's grown over the years. Also had many creative worlds on my old PS3. Brings back good memories
C418's music is so diverse and mesmerizing. Every track is a new extravagant world of nostalgia and good memories. He really deserves to be known as more than just "the minecraft guy."
Anyway, C418, if you ever see this,
every time I listen to you you are even better. Keep it up dude
*everyone liked that*
Yeah
He made the stranger things theme song so its good to know he isn't a one hit wonder
@@alarev8586 I'm pretty sure Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein composed the main theme. I think C418 just remixed it
This is the song that plays in my head whenever I'm travelling anywhere
Same...
Ikr
Same
This is the song that plays in my head when i remember of the 1.0 Minecraft version. (Sorry my bad english)
Traveling rn while listening to it. I can say you're absolutely right :P
I never played minecraft as a kid. However, me and my girlfriend picked it up to play together. We had been best friends since we were 13 and got together when we were 19. We were now 25, exploring this game together. Mostly survival at first. One night I stayed up, I enabled creative and started on something I had pictured since we started. Because she is so empathic to animals and attracts them like I've never seen anyone else, I created an haven in the sky with different names that hinted that they were the first beings that arrived in this world. Sheltered from mankind, just beings in the sky in a garden that was beyond time. The place had waterfalls falling down in to the lake near our base creating this mystical island in the sky with lights that looked amazing in the dark. That night was the first and only time I heard this song in game, but being in this strange but special flow in the middle of the night trying to finally do something creative for the person I loved, I cried. Not long after that, we broke up. Not because we stopped loving each other, but because of a difference in what we wanted in life that had plagued us for years. We still loved each other, we just couldn't be together.
Now we still call each other best friends, but have moved to different cities and are living totally different lives, with different partners. And I can feel that we are slowly, slowly, drifting apart. I don't think I can stop it, like childhood memories and the friends you had when you were in fourth grade, nothing can last forever.
That was 4 years ago now, and for some reason I tried to find this song. Not to think of her, I just came to think of it and scoured the soundtrack. And the tears are constant. Reading all these wonderful stories of childhood, of memories, of people you used to spend your time with. I can't stop crying.
Keep ur head up Man U got this! Someone
Who is in my life left me too! But that doesn’t have to change our attitude u got this 👑
Damn bro thats deep stuff
You just wrote a whole bible💀💀
Have you seen your exgirlfriend since you broke up with her??
You dropped your 👑 keep ur head up man
За все два года игры в Minecraft я сделал вывод: никогда нельзя позволять себе удалять миры в этой замечательный игре…
this one resonates particularly strongly with me, as i was never really interested by survival mode, only the limitless power of creative.
Китоглав на аве?
I relate to that heavily. I used to spend all my time of creative building whatever I wanted and this soundtrack was the theme to all this. Survival mode never really caught my interest at all.
Same. Although I grew up with pocket edition, which didn't have the music. I have played Java a little bit, and back when I first started playing, I loved the music that played in the background, especially this one. I still remember that tree house I made deep in the jungle with the green stained glass, and how I watched the rain outside through the green windows. Listening to this song all these years later brings me to tears remembering my early days of Minecraft, when I didn't really know what I was doing, and whatever I built, I was super proud of it, no matter how weird it looked.
That's me on the wii u, until I started a survival world and got lots of iron, ;) good times...
I remember when I also never played survival mode but only because I was too cowardly to play survival mode.
The sun is setting in your world, it's raining, and this song is playing.
b l i s s
Indescribable feeling 😭😭😭
You can’t see the sun when it’s raining
@@AlejandroChristlieb you could in older versions
You must be very fun at parties@@AlejandroChristlieb
Aria Math is underrate AF, it could literally be a music disc on its own
It’s like the most popular C418 background soundtrack
@@drkclshr fr
Literally false lol. It's rated exactly where it's supposed to be rated: a masterpiece.
The reason Aria Math isn't a music disc is that it will overshadow all the other discs
I will die with that when remembering
Just hearing this song once just brings back so many memories
C418 may someday go down in human history as the greatest composer of timeless nostalgic music.
@APC! top 3
@@swxggb3ii John Williams, Hans Zimmer, and C418. In whatever order you choose.
@@bluebod2264 AHEM
John Powell
Miyamoto
And vnv nation
Me destroying an entire village
The background music:
Damn ☠️
Real
😅
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@@jam3s3243 🤓
Jesus the minecraft survival servers with the boys was legit some of the best memories ive ever had as a kid. The pain, the tears, the joy and laughs, the highs and lows, losing your whole faction base, raiding someone else's, the farms, the grind, it all went by so fast
bro so true.
last summer was perfect. we were playing on our server all of the time. best memories of best holiday
I know right i miss the old times man😢
I live in a cold climate, I have to split alot of firewood to keep warm in the winter. Sometimes when I'm splitting wood, I listen to the minecraft soundtrack, and it feels like I'm in the game. Like I'm living in survival mode. I am living real life minecraft, it's awesome dude.
I never had a lot of friends that played minecraft back in the day. I did play with one guy during the pandemic a few years back. He lives in canada. We had a huge base, Full diamond, A strip mine that was thousands of blocks long, A wall surrounding our base, It was great. We never beat the game, And i think it was for the better. Even after the summer, We would still play after he got home from school. I miss the good old days.
@@umcmedic8272, what did happen bro? why don't you still play w him?
Somehow this music still feels new because I remember playing minecraft when it released, and most of the other C418 songs were in the 2011 release version game.
Can't believe I'm lying in bed getting emotional to a freaking Minecraft song man. About 3 and a half minutes in, all the memories came flooding back. The countless hours spent over at my, now deceased, friend's house playing Xbox 360 Minecraft before finally getting PC's and figuring out how to host a server to play. Those were good times and i definitely miss my homie 😔
F in the chat for this guy. I wish you the best in life.
F
F
gone too young. experiencing loss at younger age sucks, but at any age does. live for your friend. that's the best thing you can do.
@Snow F
3:01 is actually goated. I've gone through every single Minecraft song just to listen to this fire beat
This part is about going from earth to another universe in 1 second
i stroke it to this segment at least twice a day
This part gives me genuine goosebumps, I feel as if all these 11 years of playing Minecraft flashed before my eyes
Same bro I've been looking for this song for about two hours.
@@trixen6347exactly
I always liked Aria math, and I think it's one of the songs that encloses Minecraft soul in its entirety.
The slow start that has an adventure vibe, introduces a feeling that just incentivizes you to keep playing, or as I like to refer to as "curiosity". It throws you into this cube world without anything to make your first steps, everything is new, and it can seem scary at first but at the end, you try it out. You break some wood, make a crafting table and overall, spend time on the basics of Minecraft such as mining, exploring and overall, finding something new. This song specifically refers to that, the feeling of exploring, finding something new and curiosity at his highest peak. Later on when the song activates and begins to be more loud it's when you start to have fun, find a village for example, learn trades with villagers, learn about the crops and the animals, find chests with new loot and look at the village structures and wish one of those was your house. It all is perfectly encapsulated so new players can get interest in the game, new stuff and finding joy or entertainment in learning, slowly but surely getting the hand and gist of it. Understanding how crafting works, memorizing these and learning the mechanics of the game. Mining and finding new resources such as diamonds, gold and obsidian. Looking up and seeing an advancement and knowing that there's more, completing those that you left behind or didn't notice and finding new ones. Learning about the "nether" and getting hyped for it, figuring out how to build the portal, finding a new dimension and learning even more about this one. The process of learning and curiosity it's what this song has the most, the feeling and the burning passion of such it's what makes it so unique.
And at the end of this song when you have everything including diamond armor, finding one of the last achievements that leads you to the end, in which you fight a final boss of the game that doesn't seem to had one in the first place.
Once you defeat it, it gives you satisfaction, knowing that you had beat the game, but there's still more to it than you know, It has a "final boss"?, that does mean that Minecraft has it own story?. So many questions, that at the end, this song just makes you pursuit even more the answers, injecting you curiosity at his end, and when you least expect it, you have beaten the game in a couple of days, or in other cases could've taken longer, the point is that you beat it. And the journey that this unique game as took you for, is over.
Minecraft will always be an iconic face for video games, but the whole point of this, it's just to give more credit too to the songs and the composer C418, truly an artist that knew how to captive the essence of this beautiful game, with every note and melody placed carefully to be the instrument that will teach the story of anyone that had the pleasure to listen to this, to be part of the story that marked every player that played this game.
And that's the nostalgia that everyone also refers to, apart from all of that, this game indulges nostalgia, nostalgia of a time when all of this happened to you, when it was your first time, and you were writing your own history.
To all that reads this, please stay safe, and no matter what, stay alive as this song does throughout the decades, let the spirit of adventure never die.
Наше приключение ,только начинается ,не унывай друг,смотри вперёд и никогда не сдавайся ,я вовсе не знаю тебя,американец ,британец,не важно самое будь собой ,и всё будет хорошо в этой жизни ,это очень хороший комментарий который воодушевил двадцатилетнего парня скачать,опять Minecraft.Вспомнил как я в первый раз скачал когда мне было лет 11,я постепенно исследовал этот мир познавал новое первый дом был в джунглях старался раздобыть еду ,и построить дом на дереве ,было тяжело по началу познавать этот мир но потом игра затянула на столько что ,капец прям,но игра как-то в один момент забылась,но я буду до сих пор помнить как оно было ,моё первое выживание ,это детство как-никак.И я рад что прикоснулся к этой можем так сказать исторической игре ,и познал всё выживание там.
Если ты это читаешь ,то просто будь счастлив,и помни твои приключения только начинаются =)
sir, this is a minecraft comment section
@@pongo1085 damn, i thought it was katana zero OST comment section, crazy how that happens
@@unknownartist474 *le sigh!*
@@pongo1085 thank you, almost thought it was a terraria OST comment section for a second there, i dodged a bullet
Dang....
As i grew up,i realized that everything will not last forever,so you have to cherish every moment you have,every moment youre happy,youre sad,youre frustrated,youre mad,every moment youre with your friends.every moment youre with them.because in the end,all of those will be memories....😢thank you Minecraft for everything.....
To me, this ost has a tropical feel to it and makes me think of the jungle biome. I remember making epic tree houses staying up past 10 on a saturday night after my dad went to bed. We had an old TV that didn't support split-screen so I had to take turns playing with my sister. It was always tree houses and beach houses that we built. We always played in creative as kids building whatever we could. I remember being so excited whenever there was an update. I would always go to the spawn eggs to see what new mobs they added. I remember freaking out because they added horses. Recently, I booted the 360 for the first time in a couple years and went on to every old world I could find. One world stuck out to me. As soon as I spawned in, I was face to face with a dog sitting there named after my childhood pet who had died 3 years ago.
Did We have the same childhood?! I did all of those with my friends!
damnnnn 😭
haha yes the jungle biome, i too have fond memories of it.
like the time i walked into a jungle temple, heard a weird noise, walked out and the sky was rapidly changing from day to night, all of it in a weird shade of red. it was like something from a sunset... but just _off._ of course i immediately freaked and left the game.
now i wanna go back, just to know what the hell happened.
this made me tear up
This childhood is the one we all had, and we all miss it
It's amazing how a song without lyrics, is able to convey a real story of emotion...
I will make my swamp Great Again!
Yeah this music I feel represents dealing with your greatest fear
The King's Landing intro theme
Have you heard about classic music?
Isn’t a song without lyrics a piece?
this song, it's so rare whenever I listen to it, it sounds like somewhere I've been, some memories that I don't remember well, a bright and beautiful sun, it feels so warm... it feels so amazing
liminal space ost
Ч т о ?
exactly.
@@thisaccounthasbeensuspended ладно
@@zimokot прохладно
Je n'ai que 15 ans et pourtant cette mélodie me ramène un océan de nostalgie
My favorite song. I was searching this track for so long and finally I found it. :)
I am crying when i hear this song guess its so beatifull!😊
Me too! ×)
Dan Okabe Eeyup.
SAME
Same
Damn C418 is so talented that entire generations get so many emotions from his themes such as nostalgia. That is true talent right there
They often use this song in the meme: the world if *random thing* never existed
But think of a world where C418 still created Minecraft's music
He gave us what we have, and I am so grateful for that, his ability to tie music to memories, is a power few can master
@@Abyss8564 man this is so true. Minecraft isn't the same as it was with c418. I would really like to know how minecraft music would sound now if he would still making such songs.
as of now its 2 generations, may even one feeling nostalgia but im sure this will expand in the future
Im 😢 now, because kids are getting hyped about the newer music, and it compares nothing like the nostalgic music
Now he has been technically fired from minecraft by microsoft and now some woman took over his place and his songs he created now no longered belong to him as said by microsoft
It's good that this song is creative mode only, it feels like gliding across plains with a purpose
i get so nostalgic listening to this
I agree
Wait is it realy creative only ?
@@basedautism5455 Creative only yes
I had a superflat on Wii U and, along with another song, this always played because I played in creative. It's one of the main reasons why this is my favorite Minecraft songs.
Ever since I started playing bedrock edition like years and years ago, I was flying in creative mode and got dazzled by what my dad told me was a slime jumping into the water. I made my mushroom house and flew around. The world was new.
Almost 5 years from now , this has to be one of the best minecraft songs we ever heard 😔
I would hear this music to go to sleep bc it calms me.
Is it still in the game
@@rupertbignall7657 no I believe they changed the entire in game music sadly. The new ones are good but not the same as the old ones
I think it is still in the game
@@dhruvchandaria8519 It is, actually. I still hear it all the time while playing Minecraft in creative
This isn’t just music, it’s memories
Fax
Yep I wish it still was in the game but shitty Minecraft now ruined it
@@Rebootvr64 its still in bedrock
@@Jacks6798 oh I don’t have bedrock
@@Rebootvr64 its still in the game but it plays only when your in creative mode
14 years of memory, compressed into 5 minutes
I know😢
14 years of memory and hundreds of people still making the digital pilgrimage out here to relive it. The year is 2024, Minecraft has existed for 15 years. Longer than the memory of many of the players now...
So tell me, my friends, how long since you watched a square sun set below the darkening horizon? Were you safe behind walls you had built? Were you meandering on through a mysterious world? Or were you running the gauntlet against hoards of nightmares?And how long before that familiar sun will rise again?
Let's rest a while and share a yarn or two, after all, we are all going to be listening to this music at least once more...
As someone who played on mobile, I cannot relate
I dont know how a block game is older than me
Ikr
If any song could define the word nostalgia for me, this would be it. I could almost cry from how nostalgic this makes me
I think this song perfectly captures the very essence of minecraft. It starts small and is almost trying to figure itself out in a way? Like find a purpose? And then, picking up on its tunes it, what another comment desribed perfectly, blooms. Thats when you finally get it, when you finally understand the possibilities of the game. At around the middle of the song it quiets down for a while only to come back with all of the previous tunes in harmony working together almost making a piece of art that is any minecraft world anyone has worked on for a long time
it gives me a feeling of freedom, and weightlessness just like im in real life creative mode
It is like the quiet bit represents when “the well has gone dry”, but soon or later, the well refills with new ideas and imaginations (represented by the new melody kicking in).
This is so poetic holy
And in the end, the attraction to exploring worlds fades, and the game becomes more of a pleasant memory than a way to entertain yourself.
I liked the way you said it
You miss those memories.. don't you ?
Yeah 😢
F u and yes I do
reading that made me cry for some reason lmao
this comment is way deeper than it should be
Yes, yes I do