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1. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Overture (1:32)
2. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Seraph (3:13)
3. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Bear's Spirit (4:26)
4. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Call of the Raven (2:55)
5. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Out of the Dream (2:21)
6. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Heritage of Humanity (1:59)
7. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Snaff's Workshop (2:22)
8. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Eir's Solitude (2:12)
9. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Walls of Ebonhawke (2:23)
10. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Battle with the Tamini (2:30)
11. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Sea of Sorrows (2:30)
12. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Vigil Goes to War (2:37)
13. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Mepi's Ranch (2:13)
14. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Legion of Flames (0:43)
15. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Farren's Theme (1:02)
16. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Ruins of an Empire (2:09)
17. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Ventari's Legacy (1:57)
18. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Tears of Stars (1:14)
19. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Logan's Journey (2:34)
20. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Tyria Reborn (4:09)
21. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Tyria Awaits (3:04)
22. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Farahr (2:43)
23. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Tengu Wall (2:14)
24. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Zhaitan (2:32)
25. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Lornar's Pass (2:45)
26. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Dawn in Shaemoor (2:40)
27. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Fallen Comrades (0:37)
28. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Straits of Devastation (3:23)
29. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Kormir's Whispers (1:56)
30. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Shadow of the Behemoth (0:34)
31. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Zojja and Mr. Sparkles (1:51)
32. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Michoti Battle March (2:18)
33. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Smodur the Unflinching (2:24)
34. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Darkness Will Fall (2:15)
35. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Change Versus Comfort (0:34)
36. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - A Land Restored (2:37)
37. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Explorers and Artifacts (2:16)
38. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Shiverpeaks (4:14)
39. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Plains of Ashford (2:16)
40. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Sunrise Over Astorea (2:14)
41. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Blighted Battleground (2:21)
42. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Rytlock (2:41)
43. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Hero's Canton (2:47)
44. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Journey Through Caledon (2:15)
45. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Melandru's Calm (2:09)
46. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Stars Shine on Kryta (1:39)
47. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Saga of the Norn (2:27)
48. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Last Great City of Men (2:49)
49. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Great Wall Has Fallen (4:37)
50. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Gendarran Fields (2:42)
51. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Bandits' Expanse (2:19)
52. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Almora's Revelation (1:44)
53. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Battle of the Vanguard (2:22)
54. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Caithe's Daggers (3:03)
55. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Grand Gamble (3:18)
56. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Promenade of the Gods (3:04)
57. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Hope Falls (2:38)
58. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Vaults of the Priory (2:03)
59. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Knight of Embers (3:13)
60. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Charr Triumphant (2:14)
61. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Orders Unite (3:11)
62. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Raven Speaks (3:57)
63. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Journey to the Mists (2:20)
64. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Once Friends Now Enemies (2:34)
65. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Of Tides and Quaggan (2:14)
66. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Whispers in the Dark (1:38)
67. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Pact (1:51)
68. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Adelbern's Ghost (2:25)
69. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Hammer Falls (2:00)
70. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - The Heart of Rata Sum (1:37)
71. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - We Fight! (2:21)
72. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Malchor's Leap (2:12)
73. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Sparkfly Fen (3:32)
74. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - March of the Legions (2:43)
75. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Here be Dragons (1:46)
76. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Scales of Issormir (2:13)
77. Jeremy Soule & Julian Soule - Trahearne's Reverie (1:15)
78. Asja Kadric - Fear Not This Night (5:02)
79. Jeremy Soule - Overture (Piano Theme) (1:30)

So here is a little something that I know we have all been waiting for (well, most of us, at least), and I think I can say with a certain amount of faith that it was well worth the wait. Now the game is, of course, fantastic. Anyone who has played the game and is of sound mind can attest to that. However, just because a game is good does not mean the music is. If the Goldsmith Effect is to have any weight, there is the fear that the better the game/movie/tv show is, the worse the music accompanying it will be. But Jeremy Soule is a composer with a certain amount of recognition and respect from within the industry - some would call him the John Williams of Video Games. I certainly would not go anywhere close to such claim - John Williams has never written a boring note in his life (his cantina cue from Star Wars was the closest he ever came to that) and Soule has a record of just downright boring soundtracks. I'd say from 2004-2010 his music was downright identical, and overall, nothing really worth talking about. KOTOR, Oblivion, the vast majority of the original Guild Wars, were all just rather bleh and uninspired. Now, some gems did arise from the muck, such as Supreme Commander and it's expansion pack Forged Alliance, Guild Wars' expansion Eye of the North, IL-2 Sturmovik, and Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.

However, with the fifth Elder Scrolls game Skyrim, something interesting happened. Soule started to get good again. But not just "Oh, this is kind of interesting" good. No, really good. Hummable themes good. Themes that you reacted to whenever you heard them. Soule started to write like he was early on in his career, with Total Annihilation, Icewind Dale and Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War. But Skyrim was still a little off, to me personally. I could say that it was a good score - or, at least well worth the $35 I paid for it - but it was missing something. Skyrim was a very atmospheric score. Not ambient - ambient is music that sets a tone with no emotions. But it was very hard to recall individual cues, in terms of notes. The main theme and battle cues aside, you couldn't directly say "I remember that!" It was a very slow, melodic work.

Then came Mists of Pandaria - he wasn't the sole composer, but he did write nearly an hours worth of music. The OST has yet to be released, but my nearly complete gamerip was - check it out (Thread 119341). Soule wrote some of the biggest stand out pieces from that score, and even better his music wasn't indentical in style like his other music was. It was unique and fresh, but it still had his touch on it. Just listen to Ride the Serpent - or this YouTube mirror (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGDBAxbClFs). You can tell it's Soule as soon as you take a listen to it. But it is also so radically different from anything else he has ever written. And it's so damn catchy too! You can listen to it once, and when you take a listen a second time you start humming around.

Now we come to the main attraction; Guild Wars 2. This is the music we have been waiting for ever since A.Net started putting out those racial trailers. The moment we heard the human, norn and charr themes, nearly everyone was unanimous: I need to hear more. So now we have the full package: three hours of music. What is there to say?

Mother of God, Soule, please write more like this.

Now now, I have to admit that I have a certain amount of bias here. I have been waiting for this game for three years. I registered a site for a roleplaying guild more than a year ago and have been waiting eagerly to get the story rolling for that ever since. I have eaten up every news post, looked at every convention footage, and stared down every interview I could get my hands on. So when I give such unanimous praise to the score for the game, it is not 100% done with objectivity. However, in my honest to God opinion, this is great music. This is music that envelops you into Tyria; but this is also music with a personality too! The Big Orchestra Thread has been clamoring for years that the very best scores are those that have both a great deal of intellectual layers that are so prominent in modern Classical, and emotional depth that current Hollywood scores are catering to exclusively nowadays. I believe that Guild Wars 2 has both.

Now I could take about each o the individual cues and themes that make up this score, but I won’t because this will start to look more like a college thesis and less as my personal thoughts on the music. So, let’s just go with the big cues. First off, the main themes of the races – “Out of the Dream”, “Heritage of Humanity”, “Snaff's Workshop”, “The Saga of the Norn”, and “The Charr Triumphant”. They are rich, expressive in tone and style, and perfectly reflect the races that they symbolize.

“Out of the Dream” has slow, melodic pacing that is very reminiscent of Skyrim, but strings play an added importance to the theme. It deals specifically with the sylvari’s naivet� and their entering of the world. The sylvari are only twenty five years old, as a species, and the theme talks about their childlike sense of wonder. There is a slight use of synthesizer at the beginning, but the rest of the piece is dominated with harp, other mysterious (to me) string instruments and a voiceless chorus towards the end.

If the sylvari theme represents the sylvari entering the world, “Heritage of Humanity” represents the human’s stubbornness in becoming less relevant. “Humanity” is full of a dozen different instruments that are symbolic with an epic orchestra. Soule makes use of the full array of instruments in an orchestra to talk about the large history of the humans. The piece starts off with thoughtful strings detailing the humans’ long history, then horns take over talking about their slight militaristic persona. The strings and percussion unite together right around the middle, signifying how these two aspects are directly intertwined in the human zeitgeist. Then the music fades and then abruptly ends, talking about the inevitable nihilistic conclusion of the humans in Tyria.

“Snaff’s Workshop” begins with some playful strings, and they are ever present throughout the theme. The asura in Guild Wars 2 are displayed as something of bitter comic relief characters, with the writers using their arrogant (but apparent as day) intellect to comedic effects. The playful strings often partner with strings that are long and elegant, speaking of the asura superiority complex.

We talked about the humans earlier – now it is time to talk about the charr. “The Charr Triumphant” talks about the Spartans in the Fantasy Industrial Age that is the race’s concept. The charr are all about turning the war machine; cubs are taken from their parents to be raised in individual warbands that are each attached to one of the three Legions that make up the military and political leaders of the race. They are marvelous inventors, but all of their advances deal strictly with furthering the war efforts. Years ago, it was against the humans of Ebonhawke. Now it is against the Elder Dragons.

Back on track with the theme, “Charr” makes use of dissonance (”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissonance_(music)#Dissonance”) to speak about the “horrors” of the charr war machine. I am speaking specifically about the note arrangement beginning at the 0:40 segment. Large horns and rapid drum lines are the main cornerstones of the theme, and if one were to say it was the motif of the villain one would not be surprised. It is an interesting contrast to have arrangements so often used with bad guys for a morally ambiguous race. Chances are this was a reference to the charr’s roles as villains in Guild Wars: Prophecies and Eye of the North.

Pardon me for saying that, as a player who favors the norn, the norn theme is without a doubt the best theme of them all. The norn are essentially Beowulf turned into an entire species of half giants, and the theme reflects that. We start out with loud, boisterous fanfare and slight synthesized chorus before we enter tightened strings and percussion done at a furious pace. This leads us into the heart of the theme with heightened horn usage and a great sense of pacing as Soule makes use of drums, strings, percussion and chorus to create a great heroic cue. The norn represent unbiased heroism and a sense of adventure, as does their theme.

The cues that accompany the players travelling the world are the hallmarks of the score, and it is the music that the players will hear the most. “Logan’s Journey” is Soule’s answer to the first Shore’s “Fellowship theme” from “The Fellowship of the Ring”. It just screams the adventurous spirit that makes up every Tyrian hero. “A Land Restored” is a requiem to fallen Ascalon and tells of the price the charr have paid for taking back their stolen homeland.

There is also several combat cues, but for the most part this is the low point. After Icewind Dale, Soule never could understand the concept of a great action piece. “Blighted Battleground” is supposed to say something about the horrors of the Elder Dragon that the players face against, but it just comes off as overly slow. Soule makes use of rapid horn blasts to poor effect, and the chorus comes off as forced and uneven.

However, there are a few battle cues that just shine. “The Seraph” is a fantastic use of chorus to accentuate a battle rhythm, and “Scales of Issomir” (which was famously used in the Gamescom 2011 trailer) is some of the most thrilling chorus based action music this year. That doesn’t change the fact that for the most part you are better off with just replacing the battle music, albeit still using some of the better action cues.

Now, I have given you a page and a half of accolades. It’s time for me to be reasonable now. There are flaws, albeit just a few. The one that is the most prevalent is how Soule writes these sweeping, wonderful themes…and never uses them again! Now, this could be attributed to the fact that the music was used in the game not with specific areas in mind, but rather as a mood setter. However, the game does use select cues in select places, so Soule should have taken advantage of that and had some snippets of the racial themes be used in their regions. As it stands, the only time we hear the race themes are in their capital cities, which is a real shame.

Another flaw is that some of the cues do tend to be somewhat reminiscent of Skyrim in that they are more of mood setters rather than being loud, emotional pieces of music. These pieces are few and far between and are dominated by the boisterous and impactful themes, but their existence is still a hamper on the overall quality of the score.

But overall, this is a fantastic score. It continues the trend of MMO’s having some of the best music in the gaming industry – it started off with The Old Republic, continuing the trend somewhat with Tera, and then we moved onto Mists and Pandaria and are finishing off with Guild Wars 2. I hope that Guild Wars 2 is a continuing incline of quality for Soule, rather than being the finisher of a chain of great scores to precede a bunch of mediocre ones.

Thank you

Thanks, Doublehex. You did it again. How does this tracklist fit into 4cds?

Thanks a lot.

Thanks, Doublehex. You did it again. How does this tracklist fit into 4cds?

By not having every disc be one hour. The biggest (disc 2) runs for 51 minutes.

Hello, DoubleHex. :) Hmm? Based on what you said, I'm going to look into this. I hope I won't be disappointed... ;)
Many thanks for the very kind upload, friend.

So here is a little something that I know we have all been waiting for...
We, who are about to partake of concentrated musical awesome, salute you.

Thanks very much! Awesome review.

Yup Jeremy Soule is awsome ! and thank very for this ! was waiting so long and checking FF shrine every time !

Thanks for the share, Doublehex!!!

I have been waiting for this! :3

I agree with you Doublehex :D Soule's work on mists of pandaria has been different..my personal fav is Ride the Serpant..it has alot of power into that piece.
Can't wait to dig into this awesome album :D thanks Doublehex! :D

What's up with the wall of text?

Naaah, just kiddin' :)

Good stuff, thx!

Is track 79 on the 4th disc ? Or did you add that track separately ?
vgmdb only have 78 tracks. (http://vgmdb.net/album/34021)

Yay. Thats a loooooooot! :)

Is track 79 on the 4th disc ? Or did you add that track separately ?
vgmdb only have 78 tracks. (http://vgmdb.net/album/34021)

Yeah. I took that from the Gamescom 2011 trailer. Just consider it a bonus.

OK, I checked out VGMDB. Goit the 4cd sequence. Thanks again!

Thanks a bunch Doublehex! This is awesome stuff!

Is this the official 4-disc soundtrack? Thank you!

Do you have this in FLAC?

Thanks for this Doublehex :)

Do you have this in FLAC?

Nope. I am usually negotiable on most requests, but I do not upload anything but .mp3. That is more than good enough.

Thank you VERY much for the upload Doublehex... still waiting on my signed copy which allegedly shipped sometime last week.

Quick question for you, there is a more upbeat variant of the Norn theme I heard in a gamerip (it's about 2 minutes long), but it doesn't seem like thats in this download. Did neither that nor the piano theme from the Gamescom trailer make it onto these discs? That would be such a shame...

The Norn theme alternate track from the gamerip
GW2 - 18.mp3 (http://www.mediafire.com/?hn2k8kcj1pibouh)

whats with the extra 90 tracks? i uploaded them to my itunes and another 90 appeared?

Thanks mate! And for skyrim as well! Going to have an eargasm now! And negima wtf :O?

whats with the extra 90 tracks? i uploaded them to my itunes and another 90 appeared?

There's your problem - you are using iTunes. Use Winamp.

Thanks heaps for this. When I add it to itunes though it puts tracks 1-60 into 1 album then tracks 61-78 into another album and then track 79 in another album. I've used mp3tag to remove all tags & re-created but that doesn't seem to help. Any ideas why that might be happening?

Thanks!

-- edit. Due to the "Compilation" tag.

Thank you

So...it has been some time,that the games out.
So I'm not going to be extremly tornado-cupcakes-rainbow hyped up about the OST now.
BUT lemme say this:THANK YOU!For the wonderful soundtrack!You made my day!

By the way you guys are actually playing the game,or only listening to it's music?If yes,what server?:P

Gandara :)

Thanks for the score. It's really good, compared to Skyrim. Unfortunately, not as good as Eye Of The North

So...it has been some time,that the games out.
So I'm not going to be extremly tornado-cupcakes-rainbow hyped up about the OST now.
BUT lemme say this:THANK YOU!For the wonderful soundtrack!You made my day!

By the way you guys are actually playing the game,or only listening to it's music?If yes,what server?:P

Dude, check my sig. Tarnished Coast all the way.

What an introduction. Great read and thanks very much for the music. I can't wait for a lossless release, maybe I'll buy it. I did buy Skyrim's soundtrack, too, WITH the signature, so cool.

Many Thanks!

Going to have an eargasm now! And negima wtf :O?

Ewww, all that earwax oozing out ? XD


And negima wtf :O?

seriously 90 more appeared than the actual 79


There's your problem - you are using iTunes. Use Winamp.

I wanted the music on my mp3 player so i can listen to it on the go


Thanks heaps for this. When I add it to itunes though it puts tracks 1-60 into 1 album then tracks 61-78 into another album and then track 79 in another album. I've used mp3tag to remove all tags & re-created but that doesn't seem to help. Any ideas why that might be happening?

Thanks!

-- edit. Due to the "Compilation" tag.

I've fixed that to save people from doing that... i hope it works (look below)

When I put Doublehex's GW2 file onto my MP3 player and then onto my mp3 player it separated it into two different albums and INCLUDED 90 extra tracks (don't ask) i managed after a wile to make the named tracks into one folder instead of two. This reupload is to save Doublehex from doing it themselves. Credit goes to them, i just fixed the double album cloning problem i had...

download (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363285589/JSGW012.rar.html)


1st password: mana2225
2nd password: avenging042


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What an introduction. Great read and thanks very much for the music. I can't wait for a lossless release, maybe I'll buy it. I did buy Skyrim's soundtrack, too, WITH the signature, so cool.

easy cheap way to do it download it and burn to CD audio SORTED XD... obviously for your own private use ofc

awesome thanks

Many thanks!

thanks!

Thank you for this :)

easy cheap way to do it download it and burn to CD audio SORTED XD... obviously for your own private use ofc
Well, that wouldnt do anything to the quality, and the the reason why I want it in lossless is so I can get the full quality of the audio, especially since I listen to my music with headphones. You can really hear the VBR in some of the tracks.

Thank you!

Thanks!

And once more - thanks! :)

Thank you VERY much for the upload Doublehex... still waiting on my signed copy which allegedly shipped sometime last week.

Quick question for you, there is a more upbeat variant of the Norn theme I heard in a gamerip (it's about 2 minutes long), but it doesn't seem like thats in this download. Did neither that nor the piano theme from the Gamescom trailer make it onto these discs? That would be such a shame...

The Norn theme alternate track from the gamerip
GW2 - 18.mp3 (http://www.mediafire.com/?hn2k8kcj1pibouh)

That one's from the Eye of the North OST - it's track 24, Song of the Shiverpeaks. You can nab the soundtrack from here (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f72/guild-wars-soundtrack-anthology-all-gw-soundtracks-45133/5.html#post2042679).

I wonder, if this release is complete? Apart from this Norn theme from Eye of the North, are there any tracks that are in game, and not on the score?

I had a great time reading your rant. It was wonderful! :D

I wonder, if this release is complete? Apart from this Norn theme from Eye of the North, are there any tracks that are in game, and not on the score?

I have made quite a ways through, and I don't think there is anything I have heard in game that is not on the disc.

Aww, I listened to the whole soundtrack, and it's missing one of my favorite songs in this game which is this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QmBN6XvH3M

=(

thanks man, good shit

Aww, I listened to the whole soundtrack, and it's missing one of my favorite songs in this game which is this:

Guild Wars 2 Soundtrack - Track 77 - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QmBN6XvH3M)

=(

lol

If I'm not mistaken I just heard this song last night while doing the second to last Personal Story quest. Really beautiful.
I had to go back and play the OST just to make sure I didnt miss that track somewhere..sadly it's not on there.

This track seems to be an uplifting instrumental version of FEAR NOT THIS NIGHT for piano and strings. Actually quite amazing!

Thanks man everyone has been waiting for this

I just found this in FLAC. Upping it after I finish fixing all the tags.


Doublehex, I notice you have an extra track:

79. Jeremy Soule - Overture (Piano Theme) (1:30)


Was that on the disk, or did you get that from somewhere else?

I just found this in FLAC. Upping it after I finish fixing all the tags.


Doublehex, I notice you have an extra track:

79. Jeremy Soule - Overture (Piano Theme) (1:30)


Was that on the disk, or did you get that from somewhere else?


Unfortunately, Jeremy Soule was not able to include that piano theme into the official soundtrack, something to do with the fact that he had provided that track to ArenaNet contractually under different terms than other music he composed for them. Track 79 (in this case) was added by Hex, and I assume ripped from the Gamescom 2011 trailer, which is where I originally got the track from, or perhaps from one of the gamerips floating around.

Thanks. :)

I just found this in FLAC. Upping it after I finish fixing all the tags.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who would really appreciate it. Can't wait.

Wow, sounds impressive! Grabbing now, thanks. :)

thnx man, awesome share!

Thank you :)

I'm not into MMO RPG games, especially WoW bugs me off, but I had to buy this game, lol. The mechanics, graphics and bosses are awesome!

THANKSSSSSSSSSS SIR!:awsm::awsm::awsm:

As always, Jeremy Soul music = eargasm.

Thx a lot

Thanks for the upload.

I received my discs today, jinx being what it is with an apology written in the box for the delay which I thought was pretty cool.

I'll do my best to see about getting some FLAC action up on here before long. My upload speeds are pitiful so I'll see what's what.

There are a lot of tracks that are not on the official score. We need a complete rip

Thanks for the upload.

I received my discs today, jinx being what it is with an apology written in the box for the delay which I thought was pretty cool.

I'll do my best to see about getting some FLAC action up on here before long. My upload speeds are pitiful so I'll see what's what.

Yeah, I've finished tagging my FLAC set. I need to split-archive them though.

Does anyone care if I upload in ALAC instead of FLAC?



There are a lot of tracks that are not on the official score. We need a complete rip


I think a lot of the tracks not on the official score are actually original Guild Wars pieces, of which I have FLAC scores of Prophecies, Factions, and Nightfall. I've been looking for Eye of the North in FLAC, but no luck so far.

Does anyone care if I upload in ALAC instead of FLAC?
Any kind of lossless would be just wonderful!

Apple Lossless [ALAC] (M4A)PM for Links


My Archives Contain Recovery Records. I also didn't include the Gamescom 2011 'Fear Not This Night' rip (Track 79).

I will keep these links up for a few days, but beyond that, no guarantees.

Great work, Doublehex. Thank you very much.

Thanks! :)

Very nice ost ! Thanks :)

Love you guys! I could go on for ages about how much i love Soule's compositions, but i bet you feel the same way.

The links for the lossless version are broken, could someon re-upload them? Pretty please.

Thanks Negima04, the mediafire link never loads for me.

mediafire link does't work
thanks negima for the alternative

Looks like the Peejeshare alternate is down too, officially bringing down every link in the thread :(

Enjoy the new reupload guys...along with an hour of new music comprised of the special events!

Thank u very much!

Thanks for the upload! (And for the exhaustive review.) :D

Does anyone still have this upload?
Sadly most links doesn't appear to work :(

Does anyone still have this upload?
Sadly most links doesn't appear to work :(

I've got my own CD copy's rip up here: Thread 190907. It does need an update as it was my first CD rip and I didn't give it all the necessary Metadata (Track No., Copyright, etc) to the WAV format, but if that doesn't bother you, then it's all there!

EDIT: Update complete

The majority of the post-launch music such as the sublimely beautiful "Fear Not This Night (Piano)" can be downloaded from the ArenaNet SoundCloud (All in WAV too, so lossless needs are covered): https://soundcloud.com/arenanet/tracks

I've got my own CD copy's rip up here: Thread 190907. It does need an update as it was my first CD rip and I didn't give it all the necessary Metadata (Track No., Copyright, etc) to the WAV format, but if that doesn't bother you, then it's all there!

The majority of the post-launch music such as the sublimely beautiful "Fear Not This Night (Piano)" can be downloaded from the ArenaNet SoundCloud (All in WAV too, so lossless needs are covered): https://soundcloud.com/arenanet/tracks

It's helpful to stay the least. Thank you! :)

Also something else Guild Wars 2 related you guys might like..

Thread 126974

Please re-upload if possible. Thank you.

Thank you.