lol. as if he 'planned' all the extensive miniature, effects, costume and other work. He owes everything to John Williams and ILM. He got super lucky to work with some incredible people.
Much love. Sorry for your loss. Hey, you found the one in a million lady who loved Star Wars. You are blessed. I lived with my wife for 20 years and she still has never cared to watch the original trilogy with me.
Played with my grandson listening to this mix. We had an epic story where the empire shot down my grandson and his pet and his droid sidekick (that has saved my grandson life many times) they crash land on a mysterious world with squadrons of stormtroopers and probe-droids not far behind searching for them. They meet strange new friends (played by my grandsons friends) that hide and protect them and fight along side my grandson and his companions in an epic battle for survival! The evil Moff Cartius (Thats me) unleashes the might of the empire to destroy them with his entire legion of troops lead by the sith agents Zarith Cathro (played by a star wars fan and friend of mine) and Anana deathore (played by my girlfriend) it was a 3 hour jorney that in the end my grandson escapes off the front porch blasting off to the (neighbors house) rebel alliance headquarters in the region.
I humbly concur. I could easily imagine beyond the special effects, John Williams' score is what actually launched movie goers to that "galaxy far, far away." Yup, right from the infamous crawl in front of a starlit backdrop. Could you imagine some crawl ballad from Pink Floyd or Earth, Wind & Fire back then? Blahhh. Haha
massive part of its success, no doubt. He gave it that galactic fairy tale quality. Can you imagine if they'd gone the synthesiser route neeeeeyawwwwww!!!!!
@@johnmainwaring6556 I've thought of that... Ever listened to this? How funny it would have been to have been the soundtrack instead of Williams lol. ruclips.net/video/hExtNahz3mc/видео.html
This compilation almost perfectly embodies my view of "Star Wars." Not a bombastic adventure full of action, but a mystical story that comes down to a personal level. It's hard to explain, but a magic behind the music with the subtlety of drama, hope, and destiny always seems to come full circle within the galaxy far, far, away...
I agree. I've gone to a few symphonies for the music of Star wars and am always shocked it's mostly the main theme and the imperial march... like those are iconic, but what about the stuff that gets you wistful and yearning for A Galaxy Far Far Away
I might be just talking out of my ass for a second, but I think this is probably one of the main reasons that I am the prequel‘s weren’t as popular as the original trilogy, well, at first, it was less action, based and more or less mystical/political/slow type story
Here to scream into the heavens once more about how vastly UNDERRATED Rogue One truly was. The only movie of the Disney Era that really felt like it had stakes, had complex characters caught in the middle of a war, made me cry, music swept me away, and left me shell-shocked in the theatre by the time the credit scroll came.
erso was my fav broke my heart the message she got from her father the whole father thing in the empire was so sad added a whole new level of complexity wanting to get some one so bad yet her father was one of them
It absolutely does not have complex characters. The characters in Rogue One are paper. Especially compared to the main 9 movies. Movie is still pretty good tho
@@shmath6482 I use the base structure of the "Edge of the Empire" star wars rpg but I set it in the time period thousands of years before the skywalker saga. The games mechanics are super fun once you get used to it and I highly recommend it! (I make my own campaigns and i don't use the pre-made ones so idk how good those stories are)
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The sequels aren't my favorite thing ever but man Rey's Theme is just fantastic. It perfectly depicts just the fun and wonder from the Star Wars universe.
Yes, but I also think the first song dedicated to Rey is great 20:14 The Scavenger (The Force Awakens) - the combination of strings, brass and piano is just perfect, this track is so universally brilliant!:) For me this is the best of all those 3 movies, cause apart from great Artbooks, this music is the only real great thing sequels have given us! :)
To all Rey haters-the character of Rey would have worked very well in a totally restructuring of the last films if she’d been allowed to fail so completely that any film with a title like ‘Rise of Skywalker’ might actually have found meaning within a more impactful story and could have done it without Luke needing to sacrifice himself the way he did. Kathleen Kennedy’s meddling and needing everything to be stamped with ‘I am woman, hear me roar’ has done a huge disservice to several important IP’s and she should be put out on the street where she do no more damage. Good story telling is what’s needed, not one woman’s personal crusade about…..what’s this lady’s issue….? Oh. Yeah. Men. And understanding plot lines, sensical carry over from one movie to the next, keeping her piggy fingers out of the minds of creative individuals, etc. If she hadn’t done such a good job of polishing Spielberg’s knob(s), she’d be a secretary for a publishing house about to go out of business. I can’t say enough good things about the most destructive and least creative woman in Hollywood. It’s pointlessly endless.. Or.. Endlessly pointless?
Patrick, I know I am a total stranger to you but, listening to this music at the same time as reading your post about your recent bereavement has moved me. Please accept my condolences.
These movies would not have been so inspiring without John Williams. Not at all. Hearing it at this quality with headphones takes me back to the theatres and a world with a brighter future.
In honor of Obi-Wan Kenobi: Obi Wan is one of the most powerful Jedi to have ever lived. He is the best defensive duelist in galactic history according to Mace Windu and numerous factbooks. He had a low sensitivity to the force but mastered it to his fullest potential worshiping the force as opposed to bending it to his will. This caused the force to take a liking of sorts to him, and became one wth him during fights. Obi Wan was one of only two Jedi in cannon to have achieved this state and it gave him unlimited potential which is why he was able to match the chosen one with a force amp (Mustafar is a dark side nexus strengthening dark side force users). So in raw power he ranks within the top 3 jedi of his time, almost unparalleled with the blade and the force. But that is not where a true jedi’s Strength should lay. And that's the reason why Obi Wan is the most dangerous Jedi in the galaxy to Sidious and the empire. Obi Wan is a light in the darkness, a realist representing what a Jedi should be, not what they are. The clone wars was a low point for the Jedi, all lost track of their ideals, their morals, all except for Kenobi. He knew that the Jedi had ineffective, counterproductive, pointless rules, so he worked his way around them. Obi Wan has better reason to turn to the dark side than perhaps any other Jedi, including Anakin. He lost so much through failure, his master, Dooku, countless friends in clone wars, and worst of all, he trained the man who ended the Jedi order, and he still failed to end it when he had the chance. His best friend took what he had given his life to. But instead of lusting after more power after these failures, he slaught balance. In the clone wars he was the only member of the Jedi high council that spoke out against the training of insurgents, he was one of the only Jedi who treated his clones as men, he did not forget the innocents of the war, and it is shown throughout the clone wars that his forces went out of their way to save innocents. The best example of this is when Maul, the man that had killed Obi Wan’s father figure, his wife and love of his life, and devouted his entire existence to making Kenobi Suffer, came after Kenobi for the last time. When other Jedi would have ended the fight as quickly as possible, Obi Wan lived up to his reputation as the negotiator. Instead of attacking he attempted to negotiate, to talk Maul out of it, to ask him to move on, to get on with his life. And when Maul does attack he makes the end as quick as possible, and when it’s over, he does what no Jedi ever would have, he comforts Maul. He comforts the man that took his father figure and the love of his life. Telling him about his mission, to protect the chosen one. This is why he was the most dangerous Jedi to the empire, unlike other survivors of order 66 he didn’t lose track of his ideals, stead he drew them closer. As long as he survived he preserved the idea of a jedi in the best way possible. As long as he survived there was the potential for the Jedi to rise again in a more perfect form. Obi Wan was powerful yes, but that was not his greatest strength, instead it was his steadfast opposition to the dark. He was the one thing that went wrong in Sidious’s plan, the master of trolling spit in the face of Palpatine’s plan. His survival enabled the Jedi to rise again more powerful than ever, his survival redeemed his best friend and set the galaxy on course to peace.
With the fact he had such a short time to develop the score it turned out so good Every time I hear the opening of Star Wars I think of the opening of Rogue One and how they intermix so well
@Europe I've noticed that the one thing that never lets us down in the films and the shows is the soundtrack. I've just finished the Mandalorian, and wow, that soundtrack deserves to be talked about more. Goransson is a genius.
i like to listen to this mix while messing with my black series figures, it reminds me a lot of when me and my dad would go out hunting for them. he passed about a year ago and maybe something to lighten the mood, we actually got to play the first song of this mix during his funeral. it makes me remember watching the clone wars all night back when i was younger. me and my dad had a really great bond through star wars and i hope for everyone out here reading this useless comment that if you have someone special in your life with a similar bond, to never let go of it and to be happy it happened, and not sad that it ended. Amen.
My dad and me too but a LONG time ago.Still Star Wars connects me to him and the good parts of the past. Thank you for posting. May The Force be with you.
That is what great men say. They say things that seem confusing, but when you get older you start remembering what that great man said, and you eventually realize what it means. That is what make elders wise. So respect them, and hear what they have to say because someday you’ll need them and their wisdom. May you remember this and make the choice before it’s to late. Sorry for your losses. May the force be with you. Always.
Every time I listen to this I have to stop my self from crying. Every track gets me so emotional. Starwars means so much to me and has taken such a large part in my life. I’ll never forget the memories of watching the movies, tv shows and playing with Starwars toys when I was little.
Tracklist: 00:00 - 00:20 Guardians of the Whills Suite (Rogue One) 00:20 - 01:33 Rebel Briefing (Return of the Jedi) 01:33 - 03:13 The City in the Clouds (The Empire Strikes Back) 03:13 - 05:17 The Good Guy (Solo: A Star Wars Story) 05:17 - 06:02 A New Home (The Rise of Skywalker) 06:02 - 07:35 Jyn Erso & Hope Suite (Rogue One) 07:35 - 08:25 Ahch-To Island (The Last Jedi) 08:25 - 09:54 Fun with Finn and Rose (The Last Jedi) 09:54 - 11:15 Your Father Would Be Proud (Rogue One) 11:15 - 13:41 Yoda's Theme (The Empire Strikes Back) 13:41 - 16:01 Rebellions Are Built on Hope (Rogue One) 16:01 - 17:27 We Go Together (The Rise of Skywalker) 17:27 - 19:13 The High Council Meeting (The Phantom Menace) 19:13 - 20:14 Across the Stars (Attack of the Clones) 20:14 - 23:46 The Scavenger (The Force Awakens) 23:46 - 24:59 Anakin's Dream (Revenge of the Sith) 24:59 - 26:14 The Princess Appears (A New Hope) 26:14 - 28:19 Lando's Closet (Solo: A Star Wars Story) 28:19 - 30:17 Finn's Confession (The Force Awakens) 30:17 - 31:43 Can I Feed Him (The Mandalorian) 31:43 - 33:56 Luke and Leia (Return of the Jedi) 33:56 - 36:35 Old Friends (The Last Jedi) 36:35 - 37:51 Palpatine's Teachings (Revenge of the Sith) 37:51 - 38:44 Farewell (The Mandalorian) 38:44 - 41:10 Star-Dust (Rogue One) 41:10 - 44:09 Rey's Theme (The Force Awakens) 44:09 - 47:11 Han and Leia (The Force Awakens) 47:11 - 50:15 Yoda and the Younglings (Attack of the Clones) 50:15 - 51:23 The Immolation Scene (Revenge of the Sith) 51:23 - 59:46 Finale (Rise of the Skywalker) 59:46 - 1:00:05 Hey Mando! (The Mandalorian) dis be for mobile users
I watched that film, when it was new released in the cinema with my son, when he was 16. He died at the age of 30. But the memory about the impressive "star wars" is still alive and will not disappear. ...
If you read this, doesn't matter where you are right now on this planet, I wish you a wonderful and a happy peaceful life where all your dreams become true. Sending love to all ❤❤
Star Wars, like Star Trek, James Bond, Lord of the Rings and so many other lasting film series, owes an enormous debt to the lyricism and story-telling power of their respective soundtracks. We should all appreciate the artists behind this music.
I've researched for and written my thesis to this music and I absolutely ACED it. Thanks for the music and may the force be with all other university students listening to this right now.
We all speak different languages, but music is the one language we can all understand. It has a power to take us to the top of mountains, to flip our moods in a third of a second. And to makes us feel like we could take over a country with a stick. Music, is like an oasis to shield us all from the worries of the world, and to make the worst times of our lives disappear... love u all ❤
@@Queen_Miku movie was great wdym? if i had to rate all the disney films that one was by far the best and the only one I would score an 8/10 or higher all the rest sucked ass but not rogue one
I adore Star Wars music but usually these large mixes are either too spastic and don’t fit well together between songs. This is literally the best mix I have ever heard. Great job!
@@nicolasrouthier1082 Now that many newer pieces of Star Wars media are looking back on the Jedi Order as a failure, I think that line along with the whole prequel trilogy is under a new context. For an order that believes in a saying like that, they hypocritically deal in absolutes all the time. But to them, they're the RIGHT ONES who should be doing the killing, so everything is fine with their war-loving attitude from Episode II and beyond...Luke was right to think that whole organization needed to die, and then later on believe it should be reborn in a different form.
@Xd Dx uhhhh... you played the KotOR games, right? The Jedi Order has always had a streak of beurocratic corruption to them, hiding behind the guise of "the good guys"...
Thank you so much for this. My parents bought me John Williams' score for Star Wars in 1977, when I was 12 years old. I've loved many of these themes for 40+ years, and this is a lovely mix. Very much appreciated!
The opening song makes me think of my Nana and my birthday. The strings tap powerfully into the interior, its true! I can almost feel the Creator's intention? Who can search that mind? Music helps to bridge the gap 💙 🌍 💚
I love it too makes me cry now tho now that Carrie is gone and knowing irl the 2 actors had a strong connection it's so sad to think of how hurt Mark would be and how hurt Harrison would be too
I'm listening to this right now, as my sleeping mix to prepare for my sports exams tomorrow. I'm going to ace them, or crumble to the trying. Will try to remember to update within 24-48 hours
same man, i’m only 14 and man i remember going to my dads every other day and watching the clone wars all night (while supposed to be sleeping) when i was like 7, good times fly by man
Thx Mr Lucas. Isn't Mr. Lucas like an uncle? I have an uncle I never see who flew jets for the U.S. Navy and it was magic when he visited. Really was. Thank you "Uncle George"!
In my opinion, and probably most of us think that this Ambient Soundtrack Mixture of the Star Wars Music is perfect for relaxing/working/doing homework!!!! Thanks Thomas for this incredible Soundtrack and to John Williams and his team for composing the music!
Still the best Star Wars Ambient Mix on the Internet By chance, if the creators sees this, I would love a Clone Wars one. I know the trouble is that 95% of all the music from the show isn't on any album, but I know so many people would love to see something like that.
I like Rey, actually. Narratively she's not a great character, but let's be real here: *only in KotOR has the narrative been important to Star Wars.* She has such a strong charm and was played by an actress who knew how to access that charm. She may have been a mary-sue, but IMO it's a nitpick compared to what she brought to the table, and a bitter point tossed out by upset fans who didn't get their fanfiction made into a movie.
@@swishfish8858 eh, she works for the general popcorn audience, but she falls short for the fans. I liked her in TFA, I didn't really have a clue what she wanted after that because they kept bringing up her parents even tho that plot point was already resolved. Like her whole character arc is complete after TFA, and they just don't do much with her at that pointl; it doesn't help that after TFA she just wasn't all that charming to me, all the charisma was kinda lacking in TLJ... also I loved Finn and Kylo, but poor Finn had nothing to do after his arc was completed in TFA, so he gets relegated to the drawn out side quest in TLJ :( And Kylo sorta lost all his intimidation once 1) he took off the mask and 2) he was beat by Rey easily in the first movie (granted he was wounded but still)
also I love her theme too, it was one of the things that I liked in TFA a lot. Sadly the sequels just weren't planned out well enough to use their potential
I just came here to say that this is easily the best Star Wars mix I have ever found. I've actually downloaded this video onto my Spotify local files so I can listen to it wherever and whenever but I also try to come back to this video to give it the watch time it deserves. This truly is a masterpiece in curation, congratulations.
Hey there, I've just wanted to say that of all the music I've listened to while studying, this scratched my itch the best. Four years without fail. I've studied to so many lessons through time you wouldn't believe it. Star Wars and it's music will always be special to me but your mix is masterful and there is not a single moment where it feels off. Thanks for giving this to my life. May all the success you strive to achieve be yours
Can we just appreciate how each snippet of each track merges and transitions into each other so well and seamlessly?
Yes, it's truly excellent!
Was just thinking the same, you badass Thomas M :D
no
that Your Father Would Be Proud to Yoda's Theme transition was smooth as hell
@@emma-.- I replayed that transition so many times
When I listen to this music, why do I feel homesick for a place that doesn't exist?
I get this.
@@WilliamFord972 For this is the way.
hiraeth.
I'd say the place you feel homesick for exists in your heart, if you were to ask me.
@@SowingShade That's very true, thanks :)
Mustafar is red
Kamino is blue
Good bye my old friend...
may the force be with you
Friend*
goethe would cheer you if he could read this.
i literally got chills reading that.
Great poem.
Tatooine has sand
Hoth has ice
even Yoda agrees
Nice, your poem is
"The music was the one thing that turned out better than I had planned." -George Lucas
lol. as if he 'planned' all the extensive miniature, effects, costume and other work. He owes everything to John Williams and ILM. He got super lucky to work with some incredible people.
@@Mega-JoulesJohn Williams got lucky to work with George. George knew exactly what he wanted. Spielberg introduced him to Williams.
This music makes me miss my wife so much, she passed in 2021 from cancer. She loved Star Wars. I can barely go on without her. Life is so cruel.
Hope you are doing okay. Hang in there.
sending love brother
I am so sorry for your loss. RIP.
Thank you for all the kind words. They say grief comes in waves and I feel it. I know we are all strangers online but I feel the love. Thanks so much.
Much love. Sorry for your loss. Hey, you found the one in a million lady who loved Star Wars. You are blessed. I lived with my wife for 20 years and she still has never cared to watch the original trilogy with me.
Played with my grandson listening to this mix. We had an epic story where the empire shot down my grandson and his pet and his droid sidekick (that has saved my grandson life many times) they crash land on a mysterious world with squadrons of stormtroopers and probe-droids not far behind searching for them. They meet strange new friends (played by my grandsons friends) that hide and protect them and fight along side my grandson and his companions in an epic battle for survival! The evil Moff Cartius (Thats me) unleashes the might of the empire to destroy them with his entire legion of troops lead by the sith agents Zarith Cathro (played by a star wars fan and friend of mine) and Anana deathore (played by my girlfriend) it was a 3 hour jorney that in the end my grandson escapes off the front porch blasting off to the (neighbors house) rebel alliance headquarters in the region.
You are the best grandpa in the galaxy.
You guys should seriously consider looking into the Star Wars Tabletop RPG! It seems like all of you would be a perfect for it. :)
Well that's a wholesome thing I've not read in a long time.
literally better than the rise of skywalker plot
So cool, this is the way!
Would Star Wars be the cultural phenomenon that it is without John Williams? Probably not.
I humbly concur. I could easily imagine beyond the special effects, John Williams' score is what actually launched movie goers to that "galaxy far, far away." Yup, right from the infamous crawl in front of a starlit backdrop. Could you imagine some crawl ballad from Pink Floyd or Earth, Wind & Fire back then? Blahhh. Haha
massive part of its success, no doubt. He gave it that galactic fairy tale quality. Can you imagine if they'd gone the synthesiser route neeeeeyawwwwww!!!!!
@@johnmainwaring6556 I've thought of that...
Ever listened to this? How funny it would have been to have been the soundtrack instead of Williams lol.
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Star Wars is an emotionless, poorly directed, poorly acted mess. The music however blows past all of that and bathes the audience in magic.
@@kurtdewittphoto Thank you for this - it's epic and so 70's
Sitting at my desk at work, escaping into the world of Star Wars. Exquisite.
I'M DOING THE SAME!
Me too man
Or at home, playing Warhammer 2😁
why you gotta say it like a fat rich man slurping up clams, tho???
@@TheGoodLuc I use this while playing league hahaha
This compilation almost perfectly embodies my view of "Star Wars." Not a bombastic adventure full of action, but a mystical story that comes down to a personal level. It's hard to explain, but a magic behind the music with the subtlety of drama, hope, and destiny always seems to come full circle within the galaxy far, far, away...
I like me a fun space adventure, but yeah you're right. At the core that's what its all about.
I agree. I've gone to a few symphonies for the music of Star wars and am always shocked it's mostly the main theme and the imperial march... like those are iconic, but what about the stuff that gets you wistful and yearning for A Galaxy Far Far Away
I might be just talking out of my ass for a second, but I think this is probably one of the main reasons that I am the prequel‘s weren’t as popular as the original trilogy, well, at first, it was less action, based and more or less mystical/political/slow type story
This is what nu-starwars doesn't grok (except for Andor, they nailed it).
Here to scream into the heavens once more about how vastly UNDERRATED Rogue One truly was. The only movie of the Disney Era that really felt like it had stakes, had complex characters caught in the middle of a war, made me cry, music swept me away, and left me shell-shocked in the theatre by the time the credit scroll came.
erso was my fav broke my heart the message she got from her father the whole father thing in the empire was so sad added a whole new level of complexity wanting to get some one so bad yet her father was one of them
Felt it was most like the original Star War!!
It absolutely does not have complex characters. The characters in Rogue One are paper. Especially compared to the main 9 movies. Movie is still pretty good tho
@@tmzissupergay ..I..
@@tmzissupergay rose is a jedi god
I like to play this while reading Star Wars novels, it feels much more immersive that way
smart!
Oooh! I'm going to do that UwU
I'm the Game Master for a star wars RPG group and we play this in the background all the time!
@@JustinWTerry Oh that's super awesome, what RPG do y'all use?
@@shmath6482 I use the base structure of the "Edge of the Empire" star wars rpg but I set it in the time period thousands of years before the skywalker saga. The games mechanics are super fun once you get used to it and I highly recommend it! (I make my own campaigns and i don't use the pre-made ones so idk how good those stories are)
I came here to relax, not to cry.
Didn't think a Sith lord could cry.
@@kingdomnate6906 They are based on emotion........ Vader/Anakin Cried
Sheev: He lies, he flies, but most important: He know the tragedy of Darth Plaeguis the Wise...
The irony of someone so evil and twisted being able to relax confounds me, especially with Master Yoda out there!.
I also came here to relax...currently have my lightsabers out and am reciting the Revenge script at x2.00 speed.
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John Williams is the one constant good thing about any Star Wars movie.
The sequels aren't my favorite thing ever but man Rey's Theme is just fantastic. It perfectly depicts just the fun and wonder from the Star Wars universe.
Yes, but I also think the first song dedicated to Rey is great 20:14 The Scavenger (The Force Awakens) - the combination of strings, brass and piano is just perfect, this track is so universally brilliant!:) For me this is the best of all those 3 movies, cause apart from great Artbooks, this music is the only real great thing sequels have given us! :)
Yeah, not like Rey at all.
Rey was a good concept, Honestly...
But KK and all her stupid accolytes destroyed everything.
To all Rey haters-the character of Rey would have worked very well in a totally restructuring of the last films if she’d been allowed to fail so completely that any film with a title like ‘Rise of Skywalker’ might actually have found meaning within a more impactful story and could have done it without Luke needing to sacrifice himself the way he did. Kathleen Kennedy’s meddling and needing everything to be stamped with ‘I am woman, hear me roar’ has done a huge disservice to several important IP’s and she should be put out on the street where she do no more damage.
Good story telling is what’s needed, not one woman’s personal crusade about…..what’s this lady’s issue….?
Oh.
Yeah.
Men.
And understanding plot lines, sensical carry over from one movie to the next, keeping her piggy fingers out of the minds of creative individuals, etc.
If she hadn’t done such a good job of polishing Spielberg’s knob(s), she’d be a secretary for a publishing house about to go out of business.
I can’t say enough good things about the most destructive and least creative woman in Hollywood.
It’s pointlessly endless..
Or..
Endlessly pointless?
The sequels are awful. Hell, I'd rather watch the Prequels instead of that woke nonsense.
I am really enjoying listening to this while I work. Thank you for posting!
what u workin on my guy
I love your channel !
@@GucciClassicalMusic I'm gonna say he won all the stocks at the stock market and is too important to answer us plebs.
Hard same
@T Ezard yeah I guess so....
59:50 A suprise to be sure but a welcome one
Niya Radeva my heart 🙈
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The Mandalorian
Is the best
i get goosebumps when i hear mando theme.
This is the way my friend
6:00 - This violin solo reminds me of the first time my father introduced me to Star Wars. He just passed away last month.
Hope He has a lightsaber up there
Patrick, I know I am a total stranger to you but, listening to this music at the same time as reading your post about your recent bereavement has moved me. Please accept my condolences.
im sorry To hear that
He is now with the force,
Remember, No One is ever truly gone.
These movies would not have been so inspiring without John Williams. Not at all. Hearing it at this quality with headphones takes me back to the theatres and a world with a brighter future.
brings tears of joy. John Williams is the composer that captures the essence of the spirit of the star wars movies
most are from giachinno lol
In honor of Obi-Wan Kenobi:
Obi Wan is one of the most powerful Jedi to have ever lived.
He is the best defensive duelist in galactic history according to Mace Windu and numerous factbooks. He had a low sensitivity to the force but mastered it to his fullest potential worshiping the force as opposed to bending it to his will. This caused the force to take a liking of sorts to him, and became one wth him during fights. Obi Wan was one of only two Jedi in cannon to have achieved this state and it gave him unlimited potential which is why he was able to match the chosen one with a force amp (Mustafar is a dark side nexus strengthening dark side force users).
So in raw power he ranks within the top 3 jedi of his time, almost unparalleled with the blade and the force. But that is not where a true jedi’s Strength should lay. And that's the reason why Obi Wan is the most dangerous Jedi in the galaxy to Sidious and the empire.
Obi Wan is a light in the darkness, a realist representing what a Jedi should be, not what they are. The clone wars was a low point for the Jedi, all lost track of their ideals, their morals, all except for Kenobi. He knew that the Jedi had ineffective, counterproductive, pointless rules, so he worked his way around them.
Obi Wan has better reason to turn to the dark side than perhaps any other Jedi, including Anakin. He lost so much through failure, his master, Dooku, countless friends in clone wars, and worst of all, he trained the man who ended the Jedi order, and he still failed to end it when he had the chance. His best friend took what he had given his life to.
But instead of lusting after more power after these failures, he slaught balance. In the clone wars he was the only member of the Jedi high council that spoke out against the training of insurgents, he was one of the only Jedi who treated his clones as men, he did not forget the innocents of the war, and it is shown throughout the clone wars that his forces went out of their way to save innocents.
The best example of this is when Maul, the man that had killed Obi Wan’s father figure, his wife and love of his life, and devouted his entire existence to making Kenobi Suffer, came after Kenobi for the last time. When other Jedi would have ended the fight as quickly as possible, Obi Wan lived up to his reputation as the negotiator. Instead of attacking he attempted to negotiate, to talk Maul out of it, to ask him to move on, to get on with his life.
And when Maul does attack he makes the end as quick as possible, and when it’s over, he does what no Jedi ever would have, he comforts Maul.
He comforts the man that took his father figure and the love of his life. Telling him about his mission, to protect the chosen one. This is why he was the most dangerous Jedi to the empire, unlike other survivors of order 66 he didn’t lose track of his ideals, stead he drew them closer.
As long as he survived he preserved the idea of a jedi in the best way possible. As long as he survived there was the potential for the Jedi to rise again in a more perfect form.
Obi Wan was powerful yes, but that was not his greatest strength, instead it was his steadfast opposition to the dark. He was the one thing that went wrong in Sidious’s plan, the master of trolling spit in the face of Palpatine’s plan. His survival enabled the Jedi to rise again more powerful than ever, his survival redeemed his best friend and set the galaxy on course to peace.
Ehrenhund imagine having this much free time
Thank you Disney for cancelling all of it and making the OT pointless with the ST
...and ewan mcgregor is a literal legend
@Philip und David:
Read this!
And may the force be with you!
Listening to this whilst reading was amazing, so cool
I've come back and listened to this like 7 or 8 times now.
Well done. Also, Rogue One's soundtrack is criminally underrated
Agree. It's really good, especially Hope Suite
@@peterandreaskirklossius825 the hope suite and jyn erso's theme is my favourite :)
Michael Giachinno is the natural inheritor of John Williams. His amazing Incredibles score is proof enough.
With the fact he had such a short time to develop the score it turned out so good
Every time I hear the opening of Star Wars I think of the opening of Rogue One and how they intermix so well
@Europe I've noticed that the one thing that never lets us down in the films and the shows is the soundtrack. I've just finished the Mandalorian, and wow, that soundtrack deserves to be talked about more. Goransson is a genius.
Hello there.
May the Force Be With you.
I have spoken.
This is the Way.
Take a seat...
*and listen to this great music*
This is the way.
General Kenobi......
They fly now!
29 - 11 - 20
RIP DARTH VADER - RIP David Prowse
RIP James Earl Jones
i like to listen to this mix while messing with my black series figures, it reminds me a lot of when me and my dad would go out hunting for them. he passed about a year ago and maybe something to lighten the mood, we actually got to play the first song of this mix during his funeral. it makes me remember watching the clone wars all night back when i was younger. me and my dad had a really great bond through star wars and i hope for everyone out here reading this useless comment that if you have someone special in your life with a similar bond, to never let go of it and to be happy it happened, and not sad that it ended. Amen.
I am sorry for your loss.
My dad and me too but a LONG time ago.Still Star Wars connects me to him and the good parts of the past. Thank you for posting. May The Force be with you.
That is what great men say. They say things that seem confusing, but when you get older you start remembering what that great man said, and you eventually realize what it means. That is what make elders wise. So respect them, and hear what they have to say because someday you’ll need them and their wisdom. May you remember this and make the choice before it’s to late. Sorry for your losses. May the force be with you. Always.
Every time I listen to this I have to stop my self from crying. Every track gets me so emotional. Starwars means so much to me and has taken such a large part in my life. I’ll never forget the memories of watching the movies, tv shows and playing with Starwars toys when I was little.
Same
Tracklist:
00:00 - 00:20 Guardians of the Whills Suite (Rogue One)
00:20 - 01:33 Rebel Briefing (Return of the Jedi)
01:33 - 03:13 The City in the Clouds (The Empire Strikes Back)
03:13 - 05:17 The Good Guy (Solo: A Star Wars Story)
05:17 - 06:02 A New Home (The Rise of Skywalker)
06:02 - 07:35 Jyn Erso & Hope Suite (Rogue One)
07:35 - 08:25 Ahch-To Island (The Last Jedi)
08:25 - 09:54 Fun with Finn and Rose (The Last Jedi)
09:54 - 11:15 Your Father Would Be Proud (Rogue One)
11:15 - 13:41 Yoda's Theme (The Empire Strikes Back)
13:41 - 16:01 Rebellions Are Built on Hope (Rogue One)
16:01 - 17:27 We Go Together (The Rise of Skywalker)
17:27 - 19:13 The High Council Meeting (The Phantom Menace)
19:13 - 20:14 Across the Stars (Attack of the Clones)
20:14 - 23:46 The Scavenger (The Force Awakens)
23:46 - 24:59 Anakin's Dream (Revenge of the Sith)
24:59 - 26:14 The Princess Appears (A New Hope)
26:14 - 28:19 Lando's Closet (Solo: A Star Wars Story)
28:19 - 30:17 Finn's Confession (The Force Awakens)
30:17 - 31:43 Can I Feed Him (The Mandalorian)
31:43 - 33:56 Luke and Leia (Return of the Jedi)
33:56 - 36:35 Old Friends (The Last Jedi)
36:35 - 37:51 Palpatine's Teachings (Revenge of the Sith)
37:51 - 38:44 Farewell (The Mandalorian)
38:44 - 41:10 Star-Dust (Rogue One)
41:10 - 44:09 Rey's Theme (The Force Awakens)
44:09 - 47:11 Han and Leia (The Force Awakens)
47:11 - 50:15 Yoda and the Younglings (Attack of the Clones)
50:15 - 51:23 The Immolation Scene (Revenge of the Sith)
51:23 - 59:46 Finale (Rise of the Skywalker)
59:46 - 1:00:05 Hey Mando! (The Mandalorian)
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@Charis Lapka All you had to do was look in the description...
@Charis Lapka i hope that was a joke and the comment with the times too
just so generous!!!!
May The Force Be With You.
Def appreciate it!
I watched that film, when it was new released in the cinema with my son, when he was 16. He died at the age of 30. But the memory about the impressive "star wars" is still alive and will not disappear. ...
May the Force be with you always.
@@lifeisnotaproblem Thank You ! 👍
I hope you have a long and happy life. God bless
@@kerolokerokerolo 👍❤👍☘
Condolences. That's so sad to hear. No parent should have to go through the loss of a child. 😢 May the Force be with you.
No matter how many bumps and hits this franchise gets the music always turns out amazing.
That's because the legendary John Williams is the composer.
If you read this, doesn't matter where you are right now on this planet, I wish you a wonderful and a happy peaceful life where all your dreams become true. Sending love to all ❤❤
That Rogue One to Last Jedi transition was dope.
dude, yoda's theme hit me so hard. i got tears in my eyes.
you aren't alone
.....every single time it chokes me up.
the transition was so perfect
I feel you
one i hate is rogue one what erso had to do even though her father was one of them
Star Wars, like Star Trek, James Bond, Lord of the Rings and so many other lasting film series, owes an enormous debt to the lyricism and story-telling power of their respective soundtracks. We should all appreciate the artists behind this music.
We do, my friend. Regularly, people call John Williams the entire reason Star Wars was such a success.
ireally loves when I find Starwars fans everywhere, and shelters like this for all of us.
Rogue one....so hauntingly beautiful..
I've researched for and written my thesis to this music and I absolutely ACED it. Thanks for the music and may the force be with all other university students listening to this right now.
Wholesome flex
pulling an all nighter during finals week and this music makes me feel at peace. May the force be with you
Literally the only star wars content from the sequels that is worth consuming. John Williams is amazing!
Props to you for sitting through the sequel trilogy music. I was just skipping those lol
We all speak different languages, but music is the one language we can all understand. It has a power to take us to the top of mountains, to flip our moods in a third of a second. And to makes us feel like we could take over a country with a stick. Music, is like an oasis to shield us all from the worries of the world, and to make the worst times of our lives disappear... love u all ❤
all it takes is a motivated person with a sharp stick to win the day
I want Across the Stars played at my wedding what a beautiful piece of music!
Same here. If i don’t hear across the stars at my wedding, it is simply not over
Hopefully your marriage will be a lot more successful than Anakin and Padme's was :-)
Is it just me or Rogue One is having really good strong emotional music? :(
Rogue one is one of my fav sw movies it is star wars near its peak imo
sucks the movie was ass tho
@@Queen_Miku movie was great wdym?
if i had to rate all the disney films that one was by far the best and the only one I would score an 8/10 or higher
all the rest sucked ass but not rogue one
@@skull1161 only good scenes for me were k2so, once he died i just stopped caring until the hallway scene
@@Queen_Miku k2 was just comedy relief?
This is the Way....
This *is* the way.
This is the Way we use the Force, use the Force, use the Force
This is the way..
This is the way.
This is the way...i have spoken
Love the Mandalorian music at the end.
I am a grown ass man, but this sound here is enough to give me chills and to let me cry because of how beautiful it sounds 51:24 and 56:31
Maybe it's because you weren't a grown ass man when you first heard it.
The only thing Disney hasn't mest up is the music ❤
After a long day i turned of my PC with its video games, took out my Star Wars book and begann to read sitting on the couch. Absolute peace.
May the force be with everyone who has, is, or will listen to this playlist always
I adore Star Wars music but usually these large mixes are either too spastic and don’t fit well together between songs. This is literally the best mix I have ever heard. Great job!
I didn't realize it was a mix at first. I have missed one or two of the last SW films.
_"To say that if the Jedi dies the light dies is vanity, can you feel that?"_
'' Only a sith deals in absolutes. ''
@@nicolasrouthier1082 Now that many newer pieces of Star Wars media are looking back on the Jedi Order as a failure, I think that line along with the whole prequel trilogy is under a new context. For an order that believes in a saying like that, they hypocritically deal in absolutes all the time. But to them, they're the RIGHT ONES who should be doing the killing, so everything is fine with their war-loving attitude from Episode II and beyond...Luke was right to think that whole organization needed to die, and then later on believe it should be reborn in a different form.
Anybody~ 'But Luke, nobody said that."
Luke~ '... Oh.. Right, let's get going!"
*Sigh* What could have been... What should have been...
@Xd Dx uhhhh... you played the KotOR games, right? The Jedi Order has always had a streak of beurocratic corruption to them, hiding behind the guise of "the good guys"...
@Xd Dx Doing one thing for a long time does not mean that they do not deserve to be condemned for failing to do it when it mattered the most.
The music isn't often talked about enough for Star Wars. The success of Star Wars is how the music suspends your disbelief.
The only thing that has stayed consistently awesome throughout all Star Wars movies is the amazing music that accompanied each installment
Thank you so much for this. My parents bought me John Williams' score for Star Wars in 1977, when I was 12 years old. I've loved many of these themes for 40+ years, and this is a lovely mix. Very much appreciated!
For the ones having trouble with the ads:
Play the last few seconds, then replay the video.
Thank you!!
A-are you a wizard?
This man is to dangerous to be left alive
Or just get RUclips Red haha
Jesus Christ it's RUclips Jason Bourne
StarWars on soundtrack its always FLAWLESS.
I didn't want to cry while listening to this but...this is the way
This is the way!
(read this in Pedro Pascal)
The opening song makes me think of my Nana and my birthday. The strings tap powerfully into the interior, its true! I can almost feel the Creator's intention? Who can search that mind?
Music helps to bridge the gap
💙 🌍 💚
I think Luke and Leia is my favorite. Such a beautiful theme. Always loved it.
It's my favorite too. It's so underrated, maybe because it only plays a few times in all the movies.
I love it too makes me cry now tho now that Carrie is gone and knowing irl the 2 actors had a strong connection it's so sad to think of how hurt Mark would be and how hurt Harrison would be too
My new friend right here
Across the stars might be some of the best movie music ever composed. It just radiates tragic love, and an unavoidable fate that will echo
If I’m ever on a date Across the stars better be playing
This is real music. It's the soul of Star Wars vision, and just as big a quantum leap as the visuals over the movies of the time.
right
All these beautiful whimsical names and then “Landos Closet”
Aaah. The times. The memories. That great franchise,
May the force be with you, always.
19:30 Across the Stars from Episode II has to be one of the most iconic Prequel Trilogy masterpieces ever
I've considered getting RUclips Premium just because of this video man. The ads ruin the most perfect mix ever created
yeah it sucks that youtube can place ads everywhere when the video is copyrighted
Only fix I think I may have found is that after it plays through once you might be able to just replay it without change.
That image perfectly sums up the state of present day star wars.
Not yet. With more Mandalorian on the way, it can't be completely dead
Eh I liked episode 7 and 9.
Oddly enough, that is the AT-AT that Rey lives in.
Your mix honors the soundtrack. It's an experience in its own right. Hats off !!!
As much as Rey's story was not really done well, John Williams scored an absolute masterpiece for her. The Scavenger is just incredibly beautiful.
I'm listening to this right now, as my sleeping mix to prepare for my sports exams tomorrow. I'm going to ace them, or crumble to the trying. Will try to remember to update within 24-48 hours
Good luck!
Finished top 3 in all but running where I pulled first.
It’s amazing how just this ambience music can resonate with so many people
The backdrop looks like me lying in bed trynna sleep at 3am
(No hate, I absolutely love it!)
There are a number of phrases I have heard since childhood. Every time I hear them, my mind flies to the galaxy.
Awwww the transition from Rey to Han and Leia’s love theme so good
This music is soooo nostalgic, crazy how time flies since when I was a kid first watching the prequels and Clone Wars. Always gonna love Star Wars ;)
same man, i’m only 14 and man i remember going to my dads every other day and watching the clone wars all night (while supposed to be sleeping) when i was like 7, good times fly by man
@@yunggrilledcheese6974 indeed!
23:40 the transition between The Scavenger and Anakin's Dream is just so smooth
The Legacy of John Williams Music forever and ever until Time Immemorial!!!
This Music will be played when time itself dies!
Not all of the music here was from John Williams, some was from the composer of Rouge One
@@deadlead7562 yeah I know, but I like John Williams the best!
@@deadlead7562 Michael Giacchino. Also John Powell and Ludwig Goransson was in this.
Thx Mr Lucas. Isn't Mr. Lucas like an uncle? I have an uncle I never see who flew jets for the U.S. Navy and it was magic when he visited. Really was. Thank you "Uncle George"!
honestly the transistions are insane, most of john williams' music goes together so well bruh
Oh how I wish to wipe my memory of Star Wars, so that I could watch it all over again and relive the wonder I felt back then...
In my opinion, and probably most of us think that this Ambient Soundtrack Mixture of the Star Wars Music is perfect for relaxing/working/doing homework!!!!
Thanks Thomas for this incredible Soundtrack and to John Williams and his team for composing the music!
Thomas-it’s April 8th in the year of Covid. .. ...and somehow this collection was just what we needed to hear. To restore hope.
Thank you sir.
Still the best Star Wars Ambient Mix on the Internet
By chance, if the creators sees this, I would love a Clone Wars one. I know the trouble is that 95% of all the music from the show isn't on any album, but I know so many people would love to see something like that.
I LOVE how at the end of "The High Council Meeting" theme it has the "Dark Side" theme play for a bit. What magnificent foreshadowing through music.
Happy Star Wars day
May the 4th be with you
Haha lol- never heard one before. 🙄
@@RMLOTRJDCMClaLThat's what you say on Star Wars Day.
@@Darth_Vader_Official I know I was saying that with sarcasm
I love your ‘hint’ at like ‘Star wars is continuing’ with Mando’s motif at the end :)
how can people not like this!!!?????
How could you not love star wars? So much adventure is waiting for you
I never knew brown as such a calming color when I think back to Obi Wan Kenobi...
The nostalgic force is strong with the color brown.
The Algorithm: Star Wars Mix Tape?
Me: Yeah, good.
That's my line
I can’t listen to the full blown soundtrack while studying. Because then I’m not studying. This is perfect!
Weird how Rey is one of my least favourite characters in all of Star Wars, but has my favourite musical theme.
her story was set up well in force awakens, so i feel her theme reminds me of that good setup. after tfa though :/
Same!!!!
I like Rey, actually. Narratively she's not a great character, but let's be real here: *only in KotOR has the narrative been important to Star Wars.* She has such a strong charm and was played by an actress who knew how to access that charm. She may have been a mary-sue, but IMO it's a nitpick compared to what she brought to the table, and a bitter point tossed out by upset fans who didn't get their fanfiction made into a movie.
@@swishfish8858 eh, she works for the general popcorn audience, but she falls short for the fans. I liked her in TFA, I didn't really have a clue what she wanted after that because they kept bringing up her parents even tho that plot point was already resolved. Like her whole character arc is complete after TFA, and they just don't do much with her at that pointl; it doesn't help that after TFA she just wasn't all that charming to me, all the charisma was kinda lacking in TLJ... also I loved Finn and Kylo, but poor Finn had nothing to do after his arc was completed in TFA, so he gets relegated to the drawn out side quest in TLJ :(
And Kylo sorta lost all his intimidation once 1) he took off the mask and 2) he was beat by Rey easily in the first movie (granted he was wounded but still)
also I love her theme too, it was one of the things that I liked in TFA a lot. Sadly the sequels just weren't planned out well enough to use their potential
Man that Star-Dust track always gets me...
I know right? It’s so sad yet simple…
That Across the Stars just hits different
19:23 naboo is so beautiful.
"I NeVer LiKeD sAnD, bEcAusE iT GeTs EveRyWheRe"
Who else felt like the video was just going to end too quickly because of how immensely quality-dense this entire hour of a video is?
I just came here to say that this is easily the best Star Wars mix I have ever found.
I've actually downloaded this video onto my Spotify local files so I can listen to it wherever and whenever but I also try to come back to this video to give it the watch time it deserves.
This truly is a masterpiece in curation, congratulations.
Hey there, I've just wanted to say that of all the music I've listened to while studying, this scratched my itch the best. Four years without fail. I've studied to so many lessons through time you wouldn't believe it. Star Wars and it's music will always be special to me but your mix is masterful and there is not a single moment where it feels off. Thanks for giving this to my life. May all the success you strive to achieve be yours
The transition between Padme's and Leia's theme is so beautiful!
This IS the music you're looking for....beautiful compilation, thank you
The sequencing and blending of these selections is just flawless. One by one, each magical theme sneaks up and sweeps you away again.
That transition from rey's theme 23:08 til 24:30 Across the stars motif is just too good
Soundtracks like this make me feel a filling that I know can never be filled.
Played this for 30 minutes while I made my own star tours ride in my room, line ambience for the waiters 10/10 from all 3 riders