Download Link for an updated, superior version of this mix in CBR MP3: drive.google.com/file/d/1h9DiEkKs4UWn4IfcQNEZdbVUsnQP12IL/view?usp=drivesdk I am much happier with this version. It uses ALL of the samples and loops with no repeats.
"If you ain't gonna be civilized about this..." - Dutch Van Der Linde moments before him and his gang nearly wipe an entire bloodline from the face of the earth.
I just realized, the poetry of it all (like Dutch said) is that both families who hated each other were almost vanished from existance and their only hope of carrying their bloodline is mixing with each other. Beau and Penelope.
@@setharcher2339 To add further irony, this can only be accomplished by the help of a Butcher from the gang of lowlifes that almost wiped them out, Arthur Morgan.
@@youraveragefloridaboy519a good dude?? Go back and play Red Dead 1 my guy, then you’ll hear all about how “nice” him and his gang have been to innocent people
Honestly it was that one little action that sealed the death Warrant for every member of that family. In crime there are certain lines you never cross doing anything to children is one of those lines.
It was peak RDR2 for me. Missions were great and I was enjoying all the details in the game. All of a sudden Arthur had TB and the whole story turned more somber
I think the big thing about this mission is that it is the last time the entire gang is on the same level with a good, honest goal. They have one objective, and that's to rescue Jack and kill as many of the bastards behind his kidnapping as possible.
That last part made my heart sink, Jack was good kid, he didn't deserve the life he had with the gang I admit but the implications of what could happen to him after she said that. I literally dialed it up to a thousand to get Jack back. And after I did I couldn't help but feel like John did in this mission. Damn I'd be a badass father if I ever had kids
The woman chants are silenced by electric guitars... The woman chants represent the braithwaite legacy, and the guitars who take the power into the song, are the sons of dutch. What a fucking ART
This mission might be the last time we see Dutch as the wise man we once knew him to be - he was hurt that these people had walked into their camp and stolen one of the most valued members of the gang, and he was going to get him back, no matter the cost. And on that note, they stole a child from a gang that was closer than a family, so I don't know what the hell they were expecting.
This is my favorite mission in the whole game simply because of the how it feels. Every single gun-man in the Van Der Linde gang walking up to the Braithwaite Manor because they kidnapped Jack, The only child in the gang. Truly Epic.
Truly makes you feel before the whole fall of the gang, before everything went to hell that the gang was more of a family. Sure they went back for sean and micah when they got captured, but Jack was different, he wasnt picked up by the outlaw life, he was born into it. Uncle Arthur, Uncle Dutch, Uncle Hosea. They all had their unfortunate ends due to the outlaw life but Jack saw them fondly growling up.
Not only the walk-up, but the whole mission is cinematic. You could almost see Quentin Tarantino directing it. Crazy shootout, storming the manner, gunning down defenders in close-quarters, the way Dutch executes Mrs Braithwaite's son in front of her before dragging her down the stairs as the manor goes up in flames... all with this underlying sense of "this brutality is justified".
@@squirrely4444 Of course. His paranoia and megalomania had robbed him of a true purpose and he was desperately clinging to "One more plan" to keep together the rapidly deteriorating gang... ... But what purpose could ever unite a family better than saving one of their children?
This mission hit so hard. Up until this point the gang seemed pretty chill, sure they killed a lot of people but that’s just what gangs did. This mission felt like being a hornet when someone kicks your nest. They burned Catherine braithwaites entire life to the ground in a matter of minutes. I always get chills watching her in her hysterical, wrecked emotional state get up and walk back toward the only thing she knows, as it’s consumed by flame.
This is a phenomenal mission as it is one of the few times the gang rode together without any bantering, but fueled rage and determination in getting their boy back!
@@JP-297 the guitar part that’s starts at 6:24. I’ve always equated it with Arthur since it shows up throughout the game. You hear the same guitar part from 7:35 in the “Sadie Adler Widow” track, which was when Sadie and Arthur finished off the O’Driscolls. The orchestral chord progression in the back is also similar to the “You’re my Brother” track. Guitar riff/motif is in that track as well and that’s the one song a lot would probably say is Arthur’s “American Venom” . It’s kind of a slight variation of the motif that plays for the gang sometimes throughout the game. If it’s not entirely Arthur’s motif/theme I’d say a mix of Arthur and the gang maybe. Obviously blended/mixed in with John’s theme in this particular track.
I think of the finale as a sign of bad things to come for the gang. As from chapter 4 onwards, everything goes downhill. Multiple gang members die, the heat on the gang increases and dutch loses his mind. Rdr2 is rockstars best game ever.
There’s a 3 second shot of the 2 protagonists, John and Arthur as Dutch and Hosea question Catherine Braithwaite…always came across to me as them both beginning to question the path they were taking. An entire bloodline killed, for the noble cause of saving jack…But the senselessness of it all, when she reveals Jacks whereabouts, seems to hit them both at the end of this mission. Just another poignant moment in this masterpiece
The mission this track(s) play is easily one ot the best in the entire GTA/Red Dead franchise. It's a real shame Rockstar insists on focusing on GTA Online. Read Dead Redemption 2 is easily the best game they have ever made (and that's coming from someone who'se favorite GTA is San Andreas). I would have paid for a DLC that lets you do missions in Mexico or something.
I just *adore* every aspect of this game. The missions, the characters (good and bad), the music, the dialogue, the story... Even the way the story's *told.* Instead of doing what most video games do and just giving you the plot armor and importance of every other main character, the game puts you in the shoes of a gunman in one of the few bands of outlaws left during the late 1800's. You don't get to make the decisions. Dutch does. You only get to *respond* to the events in the game, rather than trying to shape them for yourself as the protagonist. It perfectly recreates the feelings that Arthur had when things started to fly off the rails. That inability to do anything about other people's mistakes apart from doing your best to deal with it. You're really only *along for the ride.* I can't speak for the rest of us, but I certainly felt as desperate, impatient, and irritated as Arthur did. I can't thank Rockstar enough for giving us all such a breath-taking masterpiece. (Rest in Pieces, Micah. You one-eyed rat.)
Not to be that guy, but evil is kinda a matter of perspective. The gang inserted themselves in the conflict between both familes, fanned the flames, lied to both, killed dozens on each side.
@@waxerwaer9700 Nah, all of them were evil. And all of them were destroyed for their evil ways. That said, aside from hired guns, way more of the Van Der Linde family made it out. Bill, Javier (arguably), and Dutch wasted their second chance but the rest didn't.
drive.google.com/file/d/1h9DiEkKs4UWn4IfcQNEZdbVUsnQP12IL/view?usp=drivesdk I've updated this mix since then! The linked, downloadable version features ALL of the samples and loops (around 16 minutes) with no repeats!
My uncle once watched me play this mission. I didn't realize he was already sitting on the couch behind me until he said that dutch seems badass. He was a biy reluctant about playing this game since it's made by rockstar and GTA games just doesn't hit him right. He just thinks this game is a cowboy version of GTA. But then after watching me play through this mission, he said he's gonna give it a try since this specific mission caught his attention because of the music and all. He then proceeded to ask for my psn acc so he could download RDR2 on his console. I was in his home that day, me and my cousin watching him play through the game after downloading it, he said the prologue seems boring and slow. After that I had to go home. A few days later, I visited my cousin and when I walked in, I saw my uncle playing the game, shooting some O'Driscolls on some bridge near Valentine and laughing his ass off when he shot the guy's neck and tries running away while blood runs down from his neck. From that point on, I knew he started to love this game.
What stood out for me with this mission as they went walking together in front of that mansion with the moonlight in the back... Just absolute perfection
What I love about this mission is that Dutch is riding a white horse which is a reference to Revelation 6:7-8 “And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see. And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.” Basically, the Van der Linde Gang brought an apocalypse upon the Braithwaite’s. What a masterpiece!!
6:45 con esa guitarra me di cuenta de que enserio estaba jugando algo que solo se juega una vez en la vida, que maldita experiencia haber jugado esta maldita obra de arte de PS4... 🚬🎩
Como não ama esse jogo MEU SENHOR DEUS???? 😢 o melhor jogo que joguei na vida até hoje, sem comparação alguma que já joguei, principalmente essa música 😢
This moment, despite the desperate circumstances, showed the gang at its purest. A band of brothers, working to rescue a member of the family, and letting nothing stand in their way. This is probably how it all was before Blackwater, before Micah, before everything began to unravel.
The one moment in the game, where the gang acted truly like one, no backstabbing, no second guessing, just getting the boy back. And it was so worth it, truly one of the best scenes of the game.
The walk up is arguably the greatest scene in the whole game. The whole might of the men in the gang coming to show exactly who they are and they they aint gonna be nice about it a second time.
Sounds like the beginning of “Counting bodies like sheep to the rhythm of the war drums” by a perfect circle. If I’m not mistaken the guys who wrote this directly took inspiration from a perfect circle.
It was during this mission that John's cold words from RDR 1, "We killed people we didn't like", was fully realized in front of the radiance. Well done Rockstar.
i remember the walk-up clear as day, and every other memory from the story is blurry for me. the walk-up was fucking crazy to me, because in that moment i was so emotionally attached with the characters and i ALWAYS spoke with jack whenever i went to the camp. hes awesome, a G even. when they kidnapped them i was all like "aw hecks naw" and i was ready to give my fucking life for jack. when we rode there, i felt so fucking cool. then the walk-up happened. thats probably the coolest ive ever felt playing a game. walking up to the place where the child was kidnapped, ready to take on a whole fucking army if i had to. we were all walking there in a line, suddenly gaining coordination the likes of which put superman to shame. all of the characters and i were ready to take on the world and BRING ON a world of pain onto everyone that contributed to the kidnapping of this child. it was in this moment that i realized that these gang members, no matter how different they all ended up being by the end, in this moment all collectively knew that jack was all that mattered. we were all brothers in this moment. we were willing to all put it on the line for jack. it didnt matter if they were "civilized about this" or whatever dutch said, we were gonna kill each and every one of them anyway. so uh yea its a pretty good mission ig
I like how the vocals of the song can be represented by Catherine Braithwaithe. It sounds loud at first but slowly the gangs theme drowns it out and eventually overtakes it throughout the rest of the soundtrack
The perfect soundtrack to describe a group of Vigilant Heroes, who are helping, protecting and saving lives without following the conducts and ethnics of the law because of how truly unjustifiable and corrupt it is. The Van der Linde Group falls into that type of Vigilant Group, in my own perception. 🙂👍🏻👍🏻
But this scene was really just them getting fucked over and hitting back. Like they weren’t really being noble here, they were just doing more and worse. They aren’t vigilantes, a lot of their killing and robbery is all for themselves, petty or otherwise.
@@mechcannon That's the thing about the canon. But to me, they have potentials to become Vigilant Heroes if their stories and roles were different. And honestly, in my perception, they fought back against an arrogant, snobbish, wealthy hag and her scumbag sons, who looked down on those, who are not rich like them and are of lower class like any other rich bastards would do during that era in history. Also, she and her household probably did some illegal dealings behind the law and the public's eye, forced people to do their illegal errands so that they wouldn't get caught and wouldn't be responsible for those crimes, killed people and even kidnapped Jack just for their own personal gains. They don't care about anyone but themselves. At least, Penelope is the only innocent and decent one among them, and they treated her as a slave, whose only goal that they want is to continue the family business and legacy against her own will and freedom. So in a way, this mission symbolizes rich bastards' punishment and karma for looking down on others and being inhumane scums, who only want money and to be rich while also having zero respect or show of compassion to others, who are not living a rich life like them. And this mission is to save their boah, of course. In the end, the rich hag got what she truly deserved just like any other rich scumbags - Eternal Losses and Pure Poverty. Do you agree?
@@aaronsoriginalworks1364 I disagree, it is just one evil fight against another. Dutch and his gang shared the similar snobblishness, however Dutch is a massive hypocrite. Jack wouldn't have been kidnapped if they haven't inserted themselves into this ancient family feud as a third party, all for some confederate gold. And the reason Dutch and Hosea almost lost jack and lost Sean was that they thought they are smarter them both Braithwraith and Grays, and nobler. However, both families eventually found out and did them in, like what Hosea said "they underestimated them." Also potential for good wise argument could be appiled to the grays and braithwraithes with the existence of Penelope and Beau. However circumstances wise and flaws of those around them stopped it. Just like flaws of Dutch, existence of Micah turned the Van Der Linde gang into a greedy bunch of hypocritical criminals, that are eventually doomed to fail. So that argument had been rendered null. It is just that everyone got what they deserved, one way or another in the end, same goes for Dutch Van Der Linde's gang. Everything have its price and consequence, you just have to be ready to pay it.
Download Link for an updated, superior version of this mix in CBR MP3:
drive.google.com/file/d/1h9DiEkKs4UWn4IfcQNEZdbVUsnQP12IL/view?usp=drivesdk
I am much happier with this version. It uses ALL of the samples and loops with no repeats.
I have the game rip but only in 128 kbps and yours is in 320 kbps and much better so how did you get the better quality..?
@@timschutte3961 gtaforums.com/topic/933743-red-dead-redemption-2-music-rip-optical-recording/
@@The1Herton Thx man but already found that page yesterday haha and downloaded the 12 gb in Flac and amazing work!!!
Thanks a tone. Love this community @@The1Herton
"If you ain't gonna be civilized about this..." - Dutch Van Der Linde moments before him and his gang nearly wipe an entire bloodline from the face of the earth.
I just realized, the poetry of it all (like Dutch said) is that both families who hated each other were almost vanished from existance and their only hope of carrying their bloodline is mixing with each other. Beau and Penelope.
"John, I need you to stay calm..."
*literally five seconds later*
"GET DOWN HERE NOW! YOU INBRED TRASH!"
Dutch straightup deadeye'ing the four guys in front of him and then walking off to the side was one of the hardest moments in the game for sure
@@setharcher2339
To add further irony, this can only be accomplished by the help of a Butcher from the gang of lowlifes that almost wiped them out, Arthur Morgan.
blood feuds ancient and modern is my favorite RDR2 mission
you wont change my mind
Dutch made Arthur look like a side character in this episode
Btw I'm pretty sure the line is "Van" not "Wan" thought you might want to know
? @@Shwingoman
@@tomasuribe6461 hes talking about his username
@@Thomas-ng5rf ah sorry
"Steal a goddamn child, you low down sons of bitches"
Easily one of my favorite lines from Bill Williamson.
Fucking William Williamson
Bill is a good dude but dutch influenced him
@TheDissidentBrit*gets shot*
@@youraveragefloridaboy519a good dude?? Go back and play Red Dead 1 my guy, then you’ll hear all about how “nice” him and his gang have been to innocent people
@@jdesantiago100895 There are people that just played RDR 2, but not 1. I'm one of these people.
“We underestimated them”
“No, they underestimated us”
"GET DOWN HERE NOW! YOU IMBRED MORONS!" Dutch van der line
Such a badass line
more like
"you underestimated them, dutch"
Gang basically said they went through too much shit to be conned by a family who have nothing besides their name and fake feuds lmao
@@prowthegamer it's actually casual af, but okay
They stole a child from a gang that calls themselves a family, I honestly don't know what they were expecting
Honestly it was that one little action that sealed the death Warrant for every member of that family. In crime there are certain lines you never cross doing anything to children is one of those lines.
They underestimated them
They were expecting to win.
Riding with the boys to the drums in the beginning was my favorite part of the entire mission.
same
War drums.
This score is a significant reason why Blood Feuds, Ancient & Modern is my favorite mission in the game.
It was peak RDR2 for me. Missions were great and I was enjoying all the details in the game. All of a sudden Arthur had TB and the whole story turned more somber
and the walk up to the manor with the moon shining in the background
Me too. 🙂👍🏻👍🏻
I think the big thing about this mission is that it is the last time the entire gang is on the same level with a good, honest goal. They have one objective, and that's to rescue Jack and kill as many of the bastards behind his kidnapping as possible.
@@Nihaofoo I mean Arthur had TB since the end of chapter 2 after beating Thomas Downs
“Where’s the boy?”
“My sons gave him to Angelo Bronte. So my guess is Saint Denis.
Either there….Or on a boat to Italy.”
That last part made my heart sink, Jack was good kid, he didn't deserve the life he had with the gang I admit but the implications of what could happen to him after she said that. I literally dialed it up to a thousand to get Jack back. And after I did I couldn't help but feel like John did in this mission.
Damn I'd be a badass father if I ever had kids
Ma sans gave him ta Angelo Bronteh so Mah guess is Son Duhnee eitha zhat or on Ma boat ta Itily
@@retr0-x9o Perfection.
@@petrifiedtoaster8572 🤣🤣
That pissed me off...
The woman chants are silenced by electric guitars... The woman chants represent the braithwaite legacy, and the guitars who take the power into the song, are the sons of dutch.
What a fucking ART
damn, that's a good observation. thanks.
@shikharashish7616 glad to see some people like this masterpiece
That almost war drum at the start knowing you're riding in with a vengeance.
I love the steady snare drum beating away while you’re repelling the reinforcements from the balcony, feels very civil war-esque
@@charliemcmillan4561
Dutch remembered his father
They killed Sean and now they have the audacity to go steal a child. Bringing hell to their mansion was a mercy
@@def3ndr887
Bro that were the Greys. Did you even play the game?💀
@@olekcholewa8171 they collaborated when the jig was up.
This mission might be the last time we see Dutch as the wise man we once knew him to be - he was hurt that these people had walked into their camp and stolen one of the most valued members of the gang, and he was going to get him back, no matter the cost. And on that note, they stole a child from a gang that was closer than a family, so I don't know what the hell they were expecting.
6:25 when the steel guitar comes in, it's the peak of western music
For me, that subtle laugh makes it even more immersive.
This is my favorite mission in the whole game simply because of the how it feels. Every single gun-man in the Van Der Linde gang walking up to the Braithwaite Manor because they kidnapped Jack, The only child in the gang. Truly Epic.
Truly makes you feel before the whole fall of the gang, before everything went to hell that the gang was more of a family. Sure they went back for sean and micah when they got captured, but Jack was different, he wasnt picked up by the outlaw life, he was born into it. Uncle Arthur, Uncle Dutch, Uncle Hosea. They all had their unfortunate ends due to the outlaw life but Jack saw them fondly growling up.
No Micah. No Kieran. Just the original slingers handling their business. That walk-up is still a helluva moment.
Probably the last righteous act they ever did as a gang
i wish micah was in the mission
Not only the walk-up, but the whole mission is cinematic. You could almost see Quentin Tarantino directing it. Crazy shootout, storming the manner, gunning down defenders in close-quarters, the way Dutch executes Mrs Braithwaite's son in front of her before dragging her down the stairs as the manor goes up in flames... all with this underlying sense of "this brutality is justified".
“Rest of you, let’s ride!”
'' Intense music starts''
6:42 Easly the best part of the song for me. That riff gives me chills everytime I hear it.
It's like only when shooting begins,that's the time the gangs feel themselves
My favorite part is the drums at the beginning.
And 7:44 is the icing on the cake 🤩🤩🤩
"Follow my lead" -Dutch
This Dutch that we see lead us upon the mansion is he best version of Dutch we see within RDR2 change my mind
@@squirrely4444 Of course. His paranoia and megalomania had robbed him of a true purpose and he was desperately clinging to "One more plan" to keep together the rapidly deteriorating gang...
... But what purpose could ever unite a family better than saving one of their children?
Get down here now you inbred trash !!
This mission hit so hard. Up until this point the gang seemed pretty chill, sure they killed a lot of people but that’s just what gangs did. This mission felt like being a hornet when someone kicks your nest. They burned Catherine braithwaites entire life to the ground in a matter of minutes. I always get chills watching her in her hysterical, wrecked emotional state get up and walk back toward the only thing she knows, as it’s consumed by flame.
You mess with the bull you get the horns🤷♂️
This is a phenomenal mission as it is one of the few times the gang rode together without any bantering, but fueled rage and determination in getting their boy back!
It was like the season finale of chapter 3
@The Dissident Brit too bad Sean wasn’t there. But atleast it was all the real ones in the mission. Not Micah.
It was without micaaaaaaaaahhh
8:46 it's just... Perfect.
The wailing bittersweetness of killing dozens of people who probably deserved it, but didn’t need to die.
Got chills when they used this in the third trailer for the game. "Ladies and gentlemen, this is a robbery!"
I love that you can hear bits of Johns theme in this
Yeah love how they have bits of John and Arthur’s themes during this mission
Makes sense since it is his kid
@@Don_Master83what exactly would count as Arthur’s theme?
@@JP-297 the guitar part that’s starts at 6:24. I’ve always equated it with Arthur since it shows up throughout the game. You hear the same guitar part from 7:35 in the “Sadie Adler Widow” track, which was when Sadie and Arthur finished off the O’Driscolls. The orchestral chord progression in the back is also similar to the “You’re my Brother” track. Guitar riff/motif is in that track as well and that’s the one song a lot would probably say is Arthur’s “American Venom” . It’s kind of a slight variation of the motif that plays for the gang sometimes throughout the game. If it’s not entirely Arthur’s motif/theme I’d say a mix of Arthur and the gang maybe. Obviously blended/mixed in with John’s theme in this particular track.
8:47 goes so crazy
The score for this game was fantastic
Almost everything in this game is fantastic. There are very few mission I disliked.
I thought it was a lie when i see that one of the guys that made bad gta v soundtrack made this masterpieces , damn, he even made american venom
@@salaonnsim3219 Woody Jackson i think
Yeah, this particular song was like Ennio Morricone from the spaghetti westerns.
@@piwo23200 I thought Grand Theft Auto V's soundtrack was great.
As soon as those strings hit at 1:09, you know shit's about to go down
“This family is finished! Do you hear me?!”
I think of the finale as a sign of bad things to come for the gang. As from chapter 4 onwards, everything goes downhill. Multiple gang members die, the heat on the gang increases and dutch loses his mind. Rdr2 is rockstars best game ever.
There’s a 3 second shot of the 2 protagonists, John and Arthur as Dutch and Hosea question Catherine Braithwaite…always came across to me as them both beginning to question the path they were taking. An entire bloodline killed, for the noble cause of saving jack…But the senselessness of it all, when she reveals Jacks whereabouts, seems to hit them both at the end of this mission.
Just another poignant moment in this masterpiece
I always loved how visibly pissed off and annoyed John was at Catherine Braithwaite in that shot.
@@Don_Master83 you can feel what each character is feeling in every scene!
Incredible, everytime I play I’m overwhelmed
"YOU WANT ME TO KILL YOU TOO OLD WOMAN?"
Dutch was so badass in this mission 🔥. Real dutch that we want forever in this gang.
The mission this track(s) play is easily one ot the best in the entire GTA/Red Dead franchise.
It's a real shame Rockstar insists on focusing on GTA Online. Read Dead Redemption 2 is easily the best game they have ever made (and that's coming from someone who'se favorite GTA is San Andreas). I would have paid for a DLC that lets you do missions in Mexico or something.
Rdr2 its best game for me , but i dont care about online even if they start making things
"insists"
@@generalmaximus5692 "He insists upon it."
agree 100%
Ah Me(H)ico
I just *adore* every aspect of this game. The missions, the characters (good and bad), the music, the dialogue, the story... Even the way the story's *told.* Instead of doing what most video games do and just giving you the plot armor and importance of every other main character, the game puts you in the shoes of a gunman in one of the few bands of outlaws left during the late 1800's. You don't get to make the decisions. Dutch does. You only get to *respond* to the events in the game, rather than trying to shape them for yourself as the protagonist. It perfectly recreates the feelings that Arthur had when things started to fly off the rails. That inability to do anything about other people's mistakes apart from doing your best to deal with it. You're really only *along for the ride.* I can't speak for the rest of us, but I certainly felt as desperate, impatient, and irritated as Arthur did. I can't thank Rockstar enough for giving us all such a breath-taking masterpiece. (Rest in Pieces, Micah. You one-eyed rat.)
Truly one of the most badass westerns themes ever. Genuine goosebumps
11:48 Goosebumps ever time 😬
Bro it’s so damn badass man
"Aaaaaaaahhhhhaahhhhaahh"
that shot of John and Arthur's silhouettes in the fire and smoke as all of them walk away goes crazy dude.
Evil.. never.. wins.
A perfect line to describe this soundtrack and the mission where this soundtrack played.
Not to be that guy, but evil is kinda a matter of perspective. The gang inserted themselves in the conflict between both familes, fanned the flames, lied to both, killed dozens on each side.
all three are evil in their own ways.
@@waxerwaer9700 Nah, all of them were evil. And all of them were destroyed for their evil ways. That said, aside from hired guns, way more of the Van Der Linde family made it out. Bill, Javier (arguably), and Dutch wasted their second chance but the rest didn't.
@@bosunbill9059 well the bad members didn’t make it far either
@@waxerwaer9700they killed one of ours first.
This is the best mix I could find. Thanks, partner.
drive.google.com/file/d/1h9DiEkKs4UWn4IfcQNEZdbVUsnQP12IL/view?usp=drivesdk
I've updated this mix since then! The linked, downloadable version features ALL of the samples and loops (around 16 minutes) with no repeats!
@@The1Herton Woah, mister. That's pretty decent. Thank you!
I love how the rhythm changes at 9:22
Bill williamsons actor when asked when the gang was fully united he said when they had to get jack back was the best answer.
"I'm gonna let fly at those sons of bitches! " - Jhon Marston
This and the finale to the epilogue will always be shining gems in the history of gaming.
Still can't get over how magnificent this game was I'd honestly do anything to be able to experience it for the first time again!
This was the peak of the game for me. Absolute next level shit.
My uncle once watched me play this mission. I didn't realize he was already sitting on the couch behind me until he said that dutch seems badass.
He was a biy reluctant about playing this game since it's made by rockstar and GTA games just doesn't hit him right. He just thinks this game is a cowboy version of GTA. But then after watching me play through this mission, he said he's gonna give it a try since this specific mission caught his attention because of the music and all. He then proceeded to ask for my psn acc so he could download RDR2 on his console.
I was in his home that day, me and my cousin watching him play through the game after downloading it, he said the prologue seems boring and slow. After that I had to go home.
A few days later, I visited my cousin and when I walked in, I saw my uncle playing the game, shooting some O'Driscolls on some bridge near Valentine and laughing his ass off when he shot the guy's neck and tries running away while blood runs down from his neck. From that point on, I knew he started to love this game.
Thats so awesome i know hes gonna love the whole game its only gonna get better
Best ost from the game
This and american venom
@@piwo23200 and you’re my brother
@@XPPlayzMC what about housebulding song
My last son is also a very epic theme along with the bank robbery theme
Everyone sleeps on Angelo Brote theme though!
I had so much anger in my heart during this mission
I went the utterly low honor encarnation during this
Absolutely loved the 8:45 part in the mission. For some reason it just completely locked me into the experience
“Guess that’s the end of the god damn cribbage game”
What stood out for me with this mission as they went walking together in front of that mansion with the moonlight in the back... Just absolute perfection
What I love about this mission is that Dutch is riding a white horse which is a reference to Revelation 6:7-8 “And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see. And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.” Basically, the Van der Linde Gang brought an apocalypse upon the Braithwaite’s. What a masterpiece!!
The Count is such a badass horse
Too bad Arabians are so small sized
I love the way you split up the sections and labeled them, very nice!
This is my favorite soundtrack of the game it's just amazing and so beautiful 🔥🔥🔥
I really love the ethereal noise im the backround at 10:17. Its so nice after the bombastic fight that came before it.
3:35 i love the build up tension, and then BANG
Such a beautiful score and a badass moment
Probably the most badass-scene in gaming - history
This mission truly showed the strength and willpower of the gang.
“What kind of people kidnaps a child?” The last bit of chadness acting on Dutch😎
6:45 con esa guitarra me di cuenta de que enserio estaba jugando algo que solo se juega una vez en la vida, que maldita experiencia haber jugado esta maldita obra de arte de PS4... 🚬🎩
This mission is literally " fuck around and find out" incarnate. absolutely love it
Such an epic soundtrack.
One of the most epic in the game
@@toma3711 agree :)
Epic game, ignored by Rockstar.
Sad but true
@@toma3711 :(
True which sucks when it won game of the year 2018.
literally. all of that for some bullshit gta online for 12 year old kids
Yeah when Red redemption 2 is the best game ever created.
This mission is simply mind blowing.
Whole game is mind blowing. Just started chapter 4
yeah, mind blowing, specially the braith-whatever boys after this
The mission where it was saved the real heir of the Van der Linde Gang
the way you labelled the sections 👌🏻 the way they blend together 👌🏻
9:12 damn that gives goosebumps
I adore the leitmotif to the rdr1 theme in the balcony shootout part man
Cinematic and musical perfection that mission was.
Como não ama esse jogo MEU SENHOR DEUS???? 😢 o melhor jogo que joguei na vida até hoje, sem comparação alguma que já joguei, principalmente essa música 😢
Reading Steel Ball Run manga with this as a background is perfection.
Anyone that ever thinks of touching a child should take this as an example of potential repercussions
I love how in some of these tracks it sounds like johns theme is embedded in them
This moment, despite the desperate circumstances, showed the gang at its purest. A band of brothers, working to rescue a member of the family, and letting nothing stand in their way.
This is probably how it all was before Blackwater, before Micah, before everything began to unravel.
The first part is so badass, I always like it
The one moment in the game, where the gang acted truly like one, no backstabbing, no second guessing, just getting the boy back.
And it was so worth it, truly one of the best scenes of the game.
Fantastic job on this 👊🏽 the original is insanely perfect but this from the actual mission is wild!
shootouts are easily my favorite part of Red Dead Redemption 2
This Ost helps to be a BADASS
God this game is such a masterpiece!
Gotta love the vocals.
I love that they added the trailer theme with this...that just made it awsome
PLEASE KEEP DOING VOICE ACTING LIKE YOUR ARKHAM'S JOKER VIDEO! btw it's cool that you also appreciate VG OST
peez oot!
I guess that’s the end of the goddamn cribbage game
The walk up is arguably the greatest scene in the whole game. The whole might of the men in the gang coming to show exactly who they are and they they aint gonna be nice about it a second time.
Amazing soundtrack amazing story amazing characters hands down best rockstar game i have played
The last time the whole gang felt like a family.
The song everyone goes to bed with.
Sounds like the beginning of “Counting bodies like sheep to the rhythm of the war drums” by a perfect circle. If I’m not mistaken the guys who wrote this directly took inspiration from a perfect circle.
Wow. they way you have labeled is awesome.
This was the last mission in the game where the gang was truly intact for me. It all went downhill pretty close after this.
me beating blood feuds ancient and modern for the 1000th time:
It was during this mission that John's cold words from RDR 1, "We killed people we didn't like", was fully realized in front of the radiance. Well done Rockstar.
MY TOP MOST FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK OF THE ENTIRE GAME!!
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“Alright everyone dismount and come to me we’ll go in on foot from here”
Thank you for this!
Best theme in the game.
4 or 5 is my favourite chapter, but this will always be my favourite mission.
i remember the walk-up clear as day, and every other memory from the story is blurry for me. the walk-up was fucking crazy to me, because in that moment i was so emotionally attached with the characters and i ALWAYS spoke with jack whenever i went to the camp. hes awesome, a G even. when they kidnapped them i was all like "aw hecks naw" and i was ready to give my fucking life for jack. when we rode there, i felt so fucking cool. then the walk-up happened. thats probably the coolest ive ever felt playing a game. walking up to the place where the child was kidnapped, ready to take on a whole fucking army if i had to. we were all walking there in a line, suddenly gaining coordination the likes of which put superman to shame. all of the characters and i were ready to take on the world and BRING ON a world of pain onto everyone that contributed to the kidnapping of this child. it was in this moment that i realized that these gang members, no matter how different they all ended up being by the end, in this moment all collectively knew that jack was all that mattered. we were all brothers in this moment. we were willing to all put it on the line for jack. it didnt matter if they were "civilized about this" or whatever dutch said, we were gonna kill each and every one of them anyway.
so uh yea its a pretty good mission ig
I like how the vocals of the song can be represented by Catherine Braithwaithe. It sounds loud at first but slowly the gangs theme drowns it out and eventually overtakes it throughout the rest of the soundtrack
“That is a young. Boy. That is *NOT* the way you do things.”
The best part about this are by far the vocals, gives me chills every fucking time
The perfect soundtrack to describe a group of Vigilant Heroes, who are helping, protecting and saving lives without following the conducts and ethnics of the law because of how truly unjustifiable and corrupt it is.
The Van der Linde Group falls into that type of Vigilant Group, in my own perception.
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But this scene was really just them getting fucked over and hitting back. Like they weren’t really being noble here, they were just doing more and worse. They aren’t vigilantes, a lot of their killing and robbery is all for themselves, petty or otherwise.
@@mechcannon
That's the thing about the canon.
But to me, they have potentials to become Vigilant Heroes if their stories and roles were different.
And honestly, in my perception, they fought back against an arrogant, snobbish, wealthy hag and her scumbag sons, who looked down on those, who are not rich like them and are of lower class like any other rich bastards would do during that era in history.
Also, she and her household probably did some illegal dealings behind the law and the public's eye, forced people to do their illegal errands so that they wouldn't get caught and wouldn't be responsible for those crimes, killed people and even kidnapped Jack just for their own personal gains.
They don't care about anyone but themselves.
At least, Penelope is the only innocent and decent one among them, and they treated her as a slave, whose only goal that they want is to continue the family business and legacy against her own will and freedom.
So in a way, this mission symbolizes rich bastards' punishment and karma for looking down on others and being inhumane scums, who only want money and to be rich while also having zero respect or show of compassion to others, who are not living a rich life like them.
And this mission is to save their boah, of course.
In the end, the rich hag got what she truly deserved just like any other rich scumbags - Eternal Losses and Pure Poverty.
Do you agree?
@@aaronsoriginalworks1364
I disagree, it is just one evil fight against another.
Dutch and his gang shared the similar snobblishness, however Dutch is a massive hypocrite. Jack wouldn't have been kidnapped if they haven't inserted themselves into this ancient family feud as a third party, all for some confederate gold. And the reason Dutch and Hosea almost lost jack and lost Sean was that they thought they are smarter them both Braithwraith and Grays, and nobler. However, both families eventually found out and did them in, like what Hosea said "they underestimated them."
Also potential for good wise argument could be appiled to the grays and braithwraithes with the existence of Penelope and Beau. However circumstances wise and flaws of those around them stopped it. Just like flaws of Dutch, existence of Micah turned the Van Der Linde gang into a greedy bunch of hypocritical criminals, that are eventually doomed to fail. So that argument had been rendered null.
It is just that everyone got what they deserved, one way or another in the end, same goes for Dutch Van Der Linde's gang. Everything have its price and consequence, you just have to be ready to pay it.
Talk about games at there best this is one of peak gaming moments for me