@@luxuriouspubes Shane Rout (Abyssic Hate) did that too. Such a trip every time I listen to his stuff. As for Burzum, the best example for me would be the last two songs of "Belus" album.
there are a ton of parts to heavy metal songs that i could name that have the same calm yet terrifying vibe as this track. the beginning to slayer's "seasons in the abyss," the beginnings to obituary's "infected" and "slowly we rot," and the beginning of megadeth's "looking down the cross" are all good examples
I know exactly where this is played in the game. I can see the security guard in the ground as a sniper opens fire. It’s just so memorable once you have played through the game a couple times.
@Corporal Adrian Shepard god, so eerie. half life is always defined as a first person shooter with puzzles, but it's more accurately described as a survival horror game. if you can immerse yourself in the game and let the reality of the situation set in, it's fucking terrifying from start to finish
@Corporal Adrian Shepard i find the situation of being trapped in a sealed bunker deep underground with aliens that want to eat your intestines and soldiers that want you dead terrifying, yes.
I love this track. There's something special about it that I can't quite describe. Maybe it's because I live in Arizona or my childhood memories playing half life. I recall using this track for a video project back in middle school.
You can hear the heat of desert slowly getting to your mind, you can sense the air getting hotter and hotter. The Sun is burning your skin, there's a sense of urgency. Something is in the distance; is it a friend, or a foe? Or is it all just a mirage? Either way, a long journey is ahead and you must continue. That's at least what I see in this sound, really masterfully done, Kelly Bailey. And thank you Dr. Magnusson for uploading this!
you for the first time ever see the light of day, as you exit the absolute darkness underground where dank creatures fester and wither, you... Are not the one cursed to be alone down there. You open your eyes and see a vast grassy plain shined upon by a rising sun. Glorious clouds race with the powerful wind, slowly traveling over gigantic forests that reach the horizon. You hear behind you the moving of waves. A great canyon ends, a lonely shed lies at its top. By its side a man with a large archaic beard sits on a wooden chair. He is assisted by a tall dog. You see the waves down there... An endless ocean that goes towards nowhere. You think about it. Then you no longer think about it. You just enjoy the summer air.
How come an electric guitar can evoke so well such a specific image like that of a scientist in a flashy hazmat suit walking across the dessert on an afternoon, among military debris? Kelly Bailey is an atmosphere genius.
It's amazing what he can do. But it also reminds me of Hitman Codename:47 the harbor levels. One of them had a similar track. Actually let me find it. ruclips.net/video/1Ltm4I5mEVc/видео.htmlsi=oJQ8t_SyOzNlzowQ Jasper Kyd is also a genius.
Freezing dawn air claws at your face. You look for food in a desolate urban landscape. You hear a chopper's blades thumping at the horizon. Above the rooftops, the Citadel gazes down on you.
Going home after a long trip in the early morning hours, seeing how the sky goes from being dark to dark blue, and eventually settling on a beautiful shade of red type of mood.
When you stare at the orange pink sky watching the sunset, with a cigar and six pack of cold beer, Just winding down after a longer stressful day at work..
POV: You were one of the lucky ones to escape the Black Mesa facility after the Resonance Cascade, except you find yourself lost in the vast, empty desert of New Mexico. Theres only sand, rocks, and the occasional cactus for hundreds of miles. Was fleeing here really a good idea?
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i never thought somebody could make slightly calm ambiance music with a fucking electric guitar
Burzum
@@luxuriouspubes Shane Rout (Abyssic Hate) did that too. Such a trip every time I listen to his stuff. As for Burzum, the best example for me would be the last two songs of "Belus" album.
Check out the soundtrack for "Eldritch", has same vibes at times: ruclips.net/p/PL7YuVu11Ud-LSF_gCwxDd6rnFv6cjABYe
there are a ton of parts to heavy metal songs that i could name that have the same calm yet terrifying vibe as this track. the beginning to slayer's "seasons in the abyss," the beginnings to obituary's "infected" and "slowly we rot," and the beginning of megadeth's "looking down the cross" are all good examples
I know exactly where this is played in the game. I can see the security guard in the ground as a sniper opens fire. It’s just so memorable once you have played through the game a couple times.
Also black mesa east
That part is one of my favorites, it is also part of surface tension (if I remember correctly) my favorite chapter!
@Corporal Adrian Shepard god, so eerie. half life is always defined as a first person shooter with puzzles, but it's more accurately described as a survival horror game. if you can immerse yourself in the game and let the reality of the situation set in, it's fucking terrifying from start to finish
@Corporal Adrian Shepard i find the situation of being trapped in a sealed bunker deep underground with aliens that want to eat your intestines and soldiers that want you dead terrifying, yes.
@@antipsychotic451 that’s why I love half life 1 so much
Dude, it makes you feel like you accomplished something that saved a LOT of people, but sort of destroyed the earth in the process
This is my go to song when im fixing something under the sun.
This is what you hear before you trip balls from heat exhaustion.
10/10 helped me sleep through the resonance cascade
I love this track. There's something special about it that I can't quite describe. Maybe it's because I live in Arizona or my childhood memories playing half life. I recall using this track for a video project back in middle school.
You can hear the heat of desert slowly getting to your mind, you can sense the air getting hotter and hotter. The Sun is burning your skin, there's a sense of urgency. Something is in the distance; is it a friend, or a foe? Or is it all just a mirage? Either way, a long journey is ahead and you must continue.
That's at least what I see in this sound, really masterfully done, Kelly Bailey. And thank you Dr. Magnusson for uploading this!
xen alien noises followed by race X noises
you for the first time ever see the light of day, as you exit the absolute darkness underground where dank creatures fester and wither, you... Are not the one cursed to be alone down there. You open your eyes and see a vast grassy plain shined upon by a rising sun. Glorious clouds race with the powerful wind, slowly traveling over gigantic forests that reach the horizon. You hear behind you the moving of waves. A great canyon ends, a lonely shed lies at its top. By its side a man with a large archaic beard sits on a wooden chair. He is assisted by a tall dog.
You see the waves down there... An endless ocean that goes towards nowhere. You think about it. Then you no longer think about it. You just enjoy the summer air.
How come an electric guitar can evoke so well such a specific image like that of a scientist in a flashy hazmat suit walking across the dessert on an afternoon, among military debris? Kelly Bailey is an atmosphere genius.
It's amazing what he can do. But it also reminds me of Hitman Codename:47 the harbor levels. One of them had a similar track. Actually let me find it.
ruclips.net/video/1Ltm4I5mEVc/видео.htmlsi=oJQ8t_SyOzNlzowQ
Jasper Kyd is also a genius.
"Help me, somebody, please help me, I'm dying out here, please, help me..."
Which part of the game is that said?
@@SeanKula during surface tension outside the tripmine building with the mines
"My mom is gonna worry when I don't make it home tonight..."
-Otis Laurey
Visiting Xen for the very first time in Half-Life and than back again in Black Mesa mod. This is the only thing that popped into my head.
Freezing dawn air claws at your face. You look for food in a desolate urban landscape. You hear a chopper's blades thumping at the horizon. Above the rooftops, the Citadel gazes down on you.
Always enjoyed hearing this tune while looking out over the water by Black Mesa East
what heat sounds like
Real
Going home after a long trip in the early morning hours, seeing how the sky goes from being dark to dark blue, and eventually settling on a beautiful shade of red type of mood.
Dont know why i feel like this would play in a sand level
Always felt this track had some 'nam energy to it.
hm... yeah it does
Huh? What’s “nam”
@@jallil0 it’s short for vietnam
@@Pyrashusband do you play csgo
@@jallil0 not as much as I used to
This seems like something you’d see in the manhunt soundtrack
DIG Dream Is Gay.
@@windows2785 he doesnt mean dream you idiot
@@sexygolfball69 Oh, that horror game.
The outside of the high ordinance story facility was easy but the inside? Just watch where you step…
this is the music that played stepping onto the moon
"This is what electricity should sound like if it had a sound." That's my first thought when I was a kid and first played this game.
What heat stroke sounds like
If you dig this, check out the Dead Man soundtrack by Neil Young.
This is the sound of the Nevada desert to me. Always has been.
Ayyy Half Life and Rammstein Fan! Love it!
MAGS STOP THAT BIG ROCKET WITH LOTS OF NOSTALGIA IN IT YOU ARE BLOCKING MY EYE SIGHT
U finished ur work in earth. Just slowly drop ur body to sands. And release ur soul to sun...
arrival at elis lab if i remember correctly
Wrong, during the tram ride in HL1
@@mags247 oh damn you're right, for some reason got it confused with this ruclips.net/video/Bg8lJMWBbdI/видео.html
@@BeatlesPetty Actually this does also play in hl2 arriving at Elis lab you can hear it here: ruclips.net/video/T-eJRgJVCZs/видео.html
@@mags247 wrong it's during the sniper field and arriving at elis lab
@@mags247 well not wrong lol... and its not during the tram ride either. it plays at the arrival at elis lab too
vibes
This is what Heat and the desert sounds like.
I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.
i havent played half life but this song epic
Thanks! You'll be rewarded!
this noises makes me feel light blue
I feel orange or yellow.
Incredible epic!
When you stare at the orange pink sky watching the sunset, with a cigar and six pack of cold beer, Just winding down after a longer stressful day at work..
Eh no more like a gloun gun and 6 packs of ammo
Help me.....Please someone...Please Help Me I-Im Dying out here....
ads in an hour long ambient soundtrack is vile ngl
POV: You were one of the lucky ones to escape the Black Mesa facility after the Resonance Cascade, except you find yourself lost in the vast, empty desert of New Mexico. Theres only sand, rocks, and the occasional cactus for hundreds of miles. Was fleeing here really a good idea?
Sooo good
Awesome.
Ouuu.. is my favorite ^^
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Why did I think of voodoo people?
help me... somebody, please help me...
"What's up man?" *proceeds to shoot with shotgun*
😢😢🥺
hello m8
sup
look like mongol song at the intro
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Half Life 2: Distorted Trumpets Music
I will avenge you Barney!