Guild Wars 2 Soundtrack
If I didn’t love it so much, I would send it to you.
That said, I will die with it.
It’s disappointing that the core game’s soundtrack ended up like it did. I didn’t get one right away because it was fairly expensive, and it sounds like a dodged a bullet in dealing with DirectSong.
The songs in game are good, so I’d like to have a copy, but I regret how problematic it is to get it much more than I regret not bothering about it.
I like Chappel and Diemer’s stuff a lot more but after what I went through for those 4 CD’s … I’m keeping ’em! Plus they use 4 of the 6 CD slots in my car so if my classical station goes into a fundraiser or I get out of range, I have game music waiting.
Expensive, though? I think it was 25 bucks total for the set of 4. I thought that was a steal.
Oh, was it? I thought it was a lot more. My memory must be going. :/
My loss, I guess! $25 isn’t a bad price, even if they weren’t more like $250 now.
Edit: Looks like it was $30, which still isn’t a terrible price for 4 CDs. (If you could have bought them anywhere other than DirectSong, it seems, anyway.)
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I was very poor at the time. Now when I went to look for it, it’s like $500 and I can’t afford that.. I literally have every other thing I can get at the ultimate level, except for the Soundtrack
I just checked Ebay for it.. It’s going for $299 obo and $750 obo…
I am not aware that there ever was another soundtrack for this game, do you have the name of the ‘original’ soundtrack? Or was it an entire OST?
http://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Soundtrack
It had 78 tracks across 4 cds, composed by Jeremy Soule, who did the soundtracks for GW1. It’s been unavailable for a long time now, unfortunately.
Meanwhile, the post-release soundtrack has gotten some releases via SoundCloud, and Heart of Thorns had a soundtrack release that’s available digitally in various places, or with a physical record.
Anyone know how much a signed copy of the GW2 Soundtrack would be worth? $500 plus? That’s insane…. I think I paid no more than $50.
Shouldnt it be possible to find most of it on Yt? Everything is somewhere on the internet.
You can just use ytdl and convert to mp3.
If you miss a few songs it should not hurt too much. And just entering a random song name from the wiki brought the expected result.
Better than nothing at least.
If I didn’t love it so much, I would send it to you.
That said, I will die with it.
I’ve thought the same thing. A solar powered (on headstone) MP3 player loop playing it down in the coffin. Maybe have it if someone puts their ear to the headstone they hear the music.
I’m a collector. This presents the problem of not having a physical copy. I love the music, but I can’t afford more than like $100 for it because I am not that rich.. It’s a sad day..