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[PaganOak]

For those who can preload everything, is already playable?

[TracyJackson]

Not done loading mine yet. But I'd guess so, the soundtrack is just music, nothing to spoil here really.

[aznricepuff]

Yes the soundtrack is playable. It's also in lossless (wav) format, which is always nice to see with a digital soundtrack.

[InfinitePaths]

Could someone upload it to youtube?I'd love to hear it.Is that even legal?

 

Sorry, I'm ignorant in regards to techincal and internet legality stuff.

[PaganOak]

Yes the soundtrack is playable. It's also in lossless (wav) format, which is always nice to see with a digital soundtrack.

thats pro! thanks man

[MidgetNemo]

Oh I would love it if someone uploaded the whole soundtrack

[N7 Shadow 90]

Is it the full soundtrack that we get with Deluxe Edition? I think that both Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Tomb Raider's CEs only gave players a selection from the full soundtrack album, and I was hoping the same was not true here.

[aznricepuff]

It looks like the full soundtrack. It's got the same tracks as the listing on Amazon.

[LS2GTO2006]

Sounds great btw, and yes it is in the Origin Games directory available to be played.

[N7 Shadow 90]

It looks like the full soundtrack. It's got the same tracks as the listing on Amazon.

Thank you! Cannot wait!

Would you know how many tracks are on the soundtrack album? I'm avoiding looking at the track listing, for fear of spoilers.

[Sleepy Somnus]

The soundtrack has 39 tracks.

[N7 Shadow 90]

The soundtrack has 39 tracks.

Wow. That's a lot of tracks!

[Sleepy Somnus]

The soundtrack is so beautiful.

 

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[Andraste Take the Wheel]

If y'all want goosebumps, I advise listening to 'Calling the Inquisition.' Dear Maker that was awesome. 

[Sleepy Somnus]

If y'all want goosebumps, I advise listening to 'Calling the Inquisition.' Dear Maker that was awesome. 

 

Such a great song. I almost cannot handle the last forty or so seconds of that song, my goodness.

[Andraste Take the Wheel]

It appears somebody has started uploading it.

 

[N7 Shadow 90]

It appears somebody has started uploading it.

Oh. My. God.

[Dreamer]

It appears somebody has started uploading it.

 

 

There is something conspicuously Jeremy Soule about that track--and that's an incredibly good thing. When they said Inquisition was inspired heavily by Skyrim, they weren't kidding. I'm also getting a very nice "V for Vendetta" vibe in the 1:00-1:11 mark.

[Reznore57]

Oh Calling the Inquisition was used in the video of the voice actress for Cassandra!

I liked the music so much I watched that video again and again!

[janddran]

I wouldn't say the song is heavily inspired by Skyrim (drums and war are common) and I've played the game 1200 hours and heard lord knows how many renditions of the songs in the game. I'm not arguing the opinion so much as believing the song stands on its own without too much comparison. It is beautiful.

 

I suppose it is in the ear of the beholder.

[Sleepy Somnus]

I uploaded a few songs from the soundtrack.

 

[Snook]

I uploaded a few songs from the soundtrack.

 

*snip*

 

Oooh, I really like this one. Sounds very...Chantry-esque. 

[Dreamer]

I wouldn't say the song is heavily inspired by Skyrim (drums and war are common) and I've played the game 1200 hours and heard lord knows how many renditions of the songs in the game. I'm not arguing the opinion so much as believing the song stands on its own without too much comparison. It is beautiful.

 

I suppose it is in the ear of the beholder.

 

I make the comparison because this track is very unlike most of the Dragon Age series' music thus far, sounding as if it shares more DNA with the haunting orchestral brilliance of Jeremy Soule's work on the Elder Scrolls and Guild Wars games. It's meant as a most sincere compliment (I happen to be a big fan of Soule).

 

Even failing that, there's no doubt "Calling the Inquisition" has a great "V for Vendetta" flair--specifically this track:

 

[Snook]

As for possible inspirations...the little vocal bit at the beginning of 'Calling the Inquisition' almost sounds like something from Lisa Gerrard to me. That's certainly not a bad thing either. 

[RenAdaar]

y'all making me jealous.