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[Malanek]

It's not in game music, it's a trailer. It's there to symbolise the old outpost state of civilisation and possibly something deeper.

[In Exile]

*looks at Europeans who are butthurt about a North American-made game using pop-culture influence from North American music*

This might come as a shock to you, but Canada doesn't have the same mythos about the frontier that the US has or the same country (or whatever Cash plays in) fandom. And even in the US, I don't think everyone's going to get the reference. 

[SilJeff]

Pay attention to the words of the song and you will see that it indeed fits more than you'd think. Of course this song is just trailer music, and most likely won't be in the final game (this happens all the time, but people never learn).

[canarius]

I don't think the music itself is bad but it has nothing to do with Mass Effect. The only thing I hated about the Firefly tv show was the music. I hope I won't hear anything like that in Andromeda.

[Icauna]

I don't think the music itself is bad but it has nothing to do with Mass Effect. The only thing I hated about the Firefly tv show was the music. I hope I won't hear anything like that in Andromeda.

 

yeah

[corporal doody]

I thought the song was appropriate for the intro. That Space Cowboy/Pioneer vibe.  Cowboy Bebop with biotics? HELLZ YEAH!!!  wait wait... Borderlands already did it.  whelp...works for the video anyways.,,,,im sure they are going back to the ME1 OST flavor...as they should.

 

 

[Jester]

The music fits the trailer very well. 

 

And as to having music completely unrelated to soundtrack of the game during the trailer, it reminds me (from recent games) The Witcher 2&3 launch trailers (Witcher 2 had classical music, while Witcher 3 had "Oats in the Water" by Ben Howard). 

 

But I guess people think, that this will be the tone of the soundtrack in the actual game? Or what's this about?

[Larry-3]

Every lyric used in the trailer was a metaphor for something. Such as "ghost riders".

[Rannik]

Eww country, such disgusting music.

They should've used this:

[Sylvius the Mad]

You're joking right? Not everyone here is American.....country-music isn't for everyone.

Johnny Cash is not country music. Johnny Cash is Johnny Cash. He is a genre unto himself.

[SwobyJ]

*looks at Europeans who are butthurt about a North American-made game using pop-culture influence from North American music*

 

*looks at people who can't comprehend the shifting tone of games in a series*

 

*looks at sci-fi nerds have OCD freakouts over genre-blending*

 

 

lol BSN.

 

My reaction as well.

 

Its just a damn teaser trailer. The music communicates a point. We will not have freakin Cash itself in the next game's OST. We may have some inclusion of music that communicates a new space frontier. That's about it really.

[SwobyJ]

This might come as a shock to you, but Canada doesn't have the same mythos about the frontier that the US has or the same country (or whatever Cash plays in) fandom. And even in the US, I don't think everyone's going to get the reference. 

 

Not everyone is supposed to 'get it'. Sometimes you just enjoy a fun trailer.

 

I wish we had more, but still, come on.

 

EDIT: I'm Canadian.

[Sion1138]

I thought it was the high point of the trailer.

 

They used it effectively. Especially when the music distorts during the hyperspace jump and comes back strong.

 

I would have loved it were I not ill disposed towards the whole thing.

[ForgottenWarrior]

"We'll make it Firefly style" was happened i think. Pretty lame. Music and visual just doesn't fit to each other.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

It makes me want horses on one of the worlds, though. We should be colonizing. Need transportation... horses. Saloons.

[Rannik]

"We'll make it Firefly style" was happened i think.

 

Let's just hope sales don't make it "Firefly style" too.

 

[mrs_anomaly]

If I were a Bioware employee I think I would be disgusted with threads like this. For real. I'm probably in the minority regarding my positivity and feelings to this trailer but even if I didn't enjoy the SONG on the trailer I cannot imagine complaining about it and acting like it's a sign the game itself is bad or anything. Idk- just seems like a waste of emotional effort to invest. I don't like country at all and I as a NIN fan I don't prefer Cash's cover of the Hurt song but at the same time I respect his work and that there are reasons why he's so hugely famous as a singer. 

 

I think all they were trying to establish is the new frontier aspect of being in another Galaxy- like the wild wild west. And why would be even more appropriate to have hip hop or new agey or techno music?! It wouldn't necessarily. 

[ForgottenWarrior]

Let's just hope sales don't make it "Firefly style" too.
 

Their marketing and PR department won't allow this, im sure.

[Larry-3]

Even though R&B, Jazz, and Classical are my favorite music genres, I am not bias on... well any music genre.

I think the music in the trailer was alright and fits well.

[corporal doody]

If I were a Bioware employee I think I would be disgusted with threads like this. For real. I'm probably in the minority regarding my positivity and feelings to this trailer but even if I didn't enjoy the SONG on the trailer I cannot imagine complaining about it and acting like it's a sign the game itself is bad or anything. Idk- just seems like a waste of emotional effort to invest. I don't like country at all and I as a NIN fan I don't prefer Cash's cover of the Hurt song but at the same time I respect his work and that there are reasons why he's so hugely famous as a singer. 

 

I think all they were trying to establish is the new frontier aspect of being in another Galaxy- like the wild wild west. And why would be even more appropriate to have hip hop or new agey or techno music?! It wouldn't necessarily. 

the BSN....forever toxic

[Fidite Nemini]

*looks at Europeans who are butthurt about a North American-made game using pop-culture influence from North American music*

 

European here. And if anything I'd be butthurt about how people can't see the bloody obvious connection of the choice of music with the tone of exploration/New Frontier/Manifest Destiny.

 

If anything, that says something about the educational level, rather than a person's taste in music.

[NuclearTech76]

You're joking right? Not everyone here is American.....country-music isn't for everyone.

Country music may not be but Johnny Cash is for everyone.

[Vespervin]

Well, I loved it. The trailer and the music. I wish we got more, a lot more about this game at E3 but me complaining won't change that. We got what we got and I loved it.

[Undead Han]

 Johnny Cash is Johnny Cash. He is a genre unto himself.

 

This. 

 

Hell, one of his best songs was a cover of Nine Inch Nails.

 

(better than the original, IMO)