The Last Mariner <3

I can hear this playing on a ruined coastline with wave crashing against the rocks and the mutated seagulls from the concepts squawking everywhere

no problem i have with these videos is that this game is way overhyped, whike nobody but really nobody knows how the game actually is going to workl or what it is all about

bethesda refusal to give us REAL info about the game only createe more speculations and rumours

raising expectations for game mechanics tha

Let me get this straight. What?

You have to separate these things. The videos have nothing to do with what you think about the F4 info policy.

Also, what do you care about raising expectations? Don't hop aboard if you think the hypetrain's going to crash.

The music doesn't draw me in. I think it's best to view it as a minor supplement to the game's atmosphere, not exactly a necessary ingredient, much less a selling point.

this is probably me being too slow to find them, but i cant seem to find the soundcloud to even listen to the two soundtracks :<

edit:

nvm found it, security programs were blocking the soundcloud widget from even loading on the webpage.

The theme definitely has a morrowind feel to it, at least that's the vibe I'm feeling from it.

You seem to have forgotten to finish your thoughts... and proofread them as well.

Never was a big fan of the theme but watching him play it sent shivers down my spine.

I have always stated the soundtrack can make or break a game.

I am glad Beth kept Inon Zur on board, unlike Bioware.

Wow, I really feel the F4 main theme. And "the last mariner" gives me chills (in a good way).

Fallout's music is very well made and I can't wait

My favourite Fallout track of all time: http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/City_of_the_Dead%C2%A0

If you haven't seen this promo yet, have a look. it's actually one of the better ones IMO. I include it here because it has a Inon Zur backing track that is different from either of the two pieces at Bethnet. Particularly like the crescendo at the end.