Final Fantasy VII Rebirth OST - Listen to the Cries of the Planet(Temple of the Ancients)
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Cries of the Planet can be heard in the Temple...
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Not gonna lie, i stopped moving for a good amount (8 minutes total to be exact) not only because i was in awe at how this later part of the Temple looked overall, but also because of this music. It didn't just send shivers down my spine, it outright terrified me.
This place is not meant for mere humans. Death is but a relief in comparison. A Sanctuary made to contain pure evil and malice, held back by the Lifestream.
I got chills when this leitmotif was introduced, and just kept thinking "7 seconds till the end.. time enough for you. perhaps"
Really smart to use the clock sounds in this track because of the foreboding of what's to come
There's also the time guardian from the OG that was at the temple too.
A very fitting theme especially when Cloud is starting to lose himself bit by bit, especially when he's murdering people in cold blood.
After murdering a ton of other people in cold blood. I hate that in 7 Remake/birth. I love that Clive stacks bodies when people cross him and that his allies have zero problems with it.
@@Onishiro
Different reasons.
Cloud can knock out or kill Shinra soldiers, no one will care. Usually in self defense.
But the moment Cloud enjoys it, killing them in a way where it befits a murderer, something that isn't Cloud, then its terrifying.
Clive comes from an era that fighting and killing is the same.
@@VioletMaeve I find the enjoyment angle to be somewhat of a stretch, at least from the party's perspective. From the outside you'd hardly know what he feels, given that he hardly ever emotes. Meanwhile, when party members kill a dozen soldiers they might sing the FF victory theme and say something witty.
When Cloud gets into one of his particular episodes, they try to portray the violence as being "too far" due to the fact that he's spilling blood (which is rather cheap and inconsistent with how guns, claws, and swords usually work).
While it is uncharacteristic for him to menacingly finish the job of killing someone (though he was totally gonna do that to Johnny in Remake), I find it far more unsettling to hear him regurgitate Sephiroth's philosophies like a deranged cultist, and then be dismissive to his friends. Those are bigger red flags than him shedding blood while being a badass during the Gongaga reactor incident.
@@kayzaac This is the same man that was about to execute Johnny and Reno, neither of whom had any personal beef or were trying to kill him (at that point).
@@OnishiroThe group didn't care about the fact that Cloud was killing, it's that he was ENJOYING HIMSELF.
The temple might be one of my favorite dungeons in a video game ever
This is the best song in the OST in the whole game. Loved how they kept the almost alien feeling of the original. But made it seem even more sinister. Also, the touch of Those Chosen by the Planet creeping in was so perfect. I just wish that it played all during the Forgotten Capital portion of the game
I got chills hearing this first time. Between the music and the visuals and the camera angles. It hit different.
Really loved this part of the game. The music & the atmosphere were perfect. You really felt like you were in a place you shouldn't belong, like the planet itself was angry at you.
1:30 i love how you just pause and take a moment to look around.
Glad you noticed. Funny thing about this one, I was actually going backwards to preserve the song from switching via scenes plus less enemies
Don't be afraid, it's not death, it's homecoming -- Cloud (or Sephiroth?)
Thanks for this.
While I'm really sad about the lack of actually being in the Forgotten Capital, I do think this track and Chapter 13 in general give a very good alternative to understanding how absolutely fucked the situation is* at this point in time
Both the temple and the capital was my favourite part of the original, in the remake it feel so rushed..
@@MrTerz95in original FF7 you DO return to it later, so I’d imagine remake part 3 will have a more in depth dungeon of it, maybe
@@captainpep3
This comment has post-Rebirth spoilers.
That's what I was thinking. City of the Ancients second visit leads basically right into the finale of the game - to the firing of the Sister Ray, Hojo cleanup(which, just like end of Chapter 12, would be a great "explore the planet before the finale" segment) and then Northern Crater.
@@MrTerz95tbh the temple was more enjoyable and fleshed out and the forgotten capitol was pretty much the same. You enter it and you run straight to the altar
Absolutely loved this game, but was surprised how they handled the Forgotten City at the end. This song (which is when it was originally played in OG FF7) would have been PERFECT for the final scene in the Forgotten City. Imagine listening to the beginning of this track as you are heading through the city to meet with Aerith praying at the altar. Again, I have so few criticisms for the game, but this song seems to be written for that moment and they just didn't do it.
don’t really think that would’ve fit as well during the forgotten city scene. this is much more fitting for the temple itself
Suck so bad we never got the full version of this track... Great as this is, it only has pieces of the original track. Same with Temple of the Ancients. :(
Yeah, no true Forested Temple.
I really don’t understand this at all. „Listen to the Cries of the Planet“ and „Forrested Temple“ are two of the most iconic pieces from FF7. But no, we need ten versions of One Winged Angel instead.
I think we’ll get it when we revisit the forgotten capital next game
@@amysteriousviewer3772but I’m pretty sure they’re telling a story with the music, this theme is showing the clash between aerith and sephiroth
The moment this played, i just changed my mind about og ff7 and was wishing for aerith to stay this time but the ending left me with more questions than answers and its keeping me nervous
This theme to me is more about Cloud and how he is acting very suspicious to Tifa and Barret.
THANK YOU A LOT BROO I WAS AWAITING FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL ONE, BECAUSE IT'S SOO MYSTERIOUS AND PERFECT
This was my favorite track in the original FF7 outside of Jenova Absolute so for me hearing this was just… beautiful I’m glad to be alive to experience this masterpiece be remade into another masterpiece
At first, I was a little unsure about the choice to use the first part of this theme here rather than in the Forgotten Capital. BUT... once I realized what was happening to Cloud mentally throughout this section, I understood completely. This was chilling.
Prayer circle for us to get an actual remade version of Cries of the Planet in the 3rd game 🙏
Seems like we got a new version already, Cries of the fan base 😭
@@eyezfrfx4985you never know. They may recreate it once more when we return to the Forgotten Capital.
It's a crossover between Kingdom Hearts and Xenogears, and his Battle theme is really incredible
Put it at 1.5 times the speed if you want it to feel like the original. But only up to 1 minute and 25 seconds.
FF7 Rebirth blew my expectations out the water when I finished this game. This was literally one of the best single player games I’ve played in my life. My one complaint is why is everyone hating on this game ???!! I understand the mini games are boring but what about queens blood ?? Wish they would make that a mobile card game online itself. But As a OG player to the original. I think this is becoming far better. I get the multiverse is confusing but the way they are going about this is actually brilliant. It just shows we underestimated Aerith powers and sephiroth from the original. If anyone played the original and watched advent children then you should know this isn’t a remake, it’s continuing. And I can’t wait to see what the 3rd game is going to bring. I can guarantee you that the final game will have the most epic boss fight in the history of games! Remember these last 2 games sephiroth hasn’t even tried 100% to fight us with all his powers… BTW I think the 3rd game will be called FF7: Homecoming
It’s a masterpiece , don’t care about them bro
Beautiful ost
This reminds me so much at metroid prime.
0:37 reminded of Loki's theme
“Oh No” in song form
They really made this sound like Mass Effect music.
Driving around on one of the planets in the Mako in the first game
@@theCatastrophe3030 Exaaaactly
The original version of this track sound at least as much like ME to me
Is this an insult or compliment
@@thatkingdomheartsguy9615 Compliment
I kind of want just the first half only.
When this started I hung my head cause I knew what was coming.
Amazing theme. Slightly disturbed that you chose to wear his beach outfit during this part though lol
People were pulling me from my vacation for requests
The most Mass Effect sounding song since ME1, I feel like we're uncovering prothean secrets.
0:21 Not the ticking sound reminding you about 7 seconds till the end
This part with floating stones pieces and this ticking song reminds me a lot of the last episode and theme of Stranger Things 4th season hahahahha btw Love it! ❤
This song is giving me Xenoblade Chronicles vibes.
Xenogears was originally going to be Final Fantasy 7 but they shelved it because they thought it was too dark and complex.
They originate from the same draft
If they got rid of Sephiroth's motifs, this would be a perfect song. Still the best one in this game.
I‘m kind of annoyed of how the inject Sephiroth‘s theme into literally EVERYTHING. I love OWA as much as anyone but not everything has to reference it.
From a storytelling perspective it makes perfect sense to lace Sephiroth 's motif in there. The initial premise of the level is that you are racing Sephiroth to the materia. So you are meant to feel paranoid about running into him. But as you progress further and further you gradually become more suspicious that you are being played and Sephiroth WANTS you to get there first. He's orchestrating the whole thing from just under the surface.
@@Evello37 No it doesn't. It's just them injecting his theme into literally every song in this game that's plot related.
@@amysteriousviewer3772 The motif here is Those Chosen by the Planet, Sephiroth's actual theme song rather than his boss theme. It plays in numerous cutscenes across the original game, including several in the Temple. So it makes perfect sense for it to be here and a few other places as well. Its a different arrangement almost every time too so I quite like the variations they come up with. Nibelheim one is the best one.
Idc Sephiroth is the main villain in the game so it makes sense you are constantly reminded of his presence especially in the Temple of the Ancients
I'll be legit. I have not felt there's been a final dungeon ambience in a very long time. This game reminded me why i got into final fantasy. This area sold me that there's hope for devs in square enix. And this game solidified gamers are whiny man children with binkies in their mouths
Reminds me of sunken temple from ff1
is there on spotify ? it has a name v
You can find the battle ver. named "Listen to the cries of the planet - battle edit."
I loved this part of the game.
Although, hate to be a downer, but this was one of the few times the game gave me chills - and those chills ended in bitter disappointment. The entire game felt like an unending series of forced upon mini games. But when we finally got here, it started feeling right. Then... they botched Aeris' death. Completely. The greatest milestone in gaming history shredded.
Absolutely mindboggling to me how an almost 30 year old game, with characters that consisted of 30-some polygons and a MIDI track could invoke more emotion that a game with millions of polys in frame and an arrange OST.
3:50 isn't long enough dude. Extend this shit.
No extensions
I was annoyed that they blew their load early with this song when I first got here, though at least it's not the whole song. Then I was really annoyed when it doesn't actually play at all in the forgotten capital, meaning there's just no full recreation of this track in Rebirth at all. A huge mistake.
The entire ending was a huge mistake in my opinion. Convoluted for no reason and ruined any emotional impact it had in the original.
There is a orchestral recreation that plays when Sephiroth is explaining to cloud about worlds and stuff.
@@amysteriousviewer3772The forgotten capital felt like a rushed after thought like the end of FF15. Shame that you couldn't explore that part of the map first or explore the area. Someone else said in another video that maybe the end is just Cloud's distorted memory of events as he is refusing to accept the truth and maybe they'll show the full scene in part 3, with the body sinking in the water like the original. Oh well....the original is always there if we don't like this one... 🤷🏻♂️
Yeah it was disappointing that we didn’t get to hear this track done justice. I have a feeling that the city of the ancients area wasnt explorable because it will be in the 3rd part.
@@amysteriousviewer3772it supposed to be like that, so that the player feels like cloud do, the emotional scenes will come in part 3
Sorry, I dont like it. Its too forward. The original sense was creepy, unnerving, mysterious and repetitive in a mantric (mantra-ic?) way. This one builds and builds and drums and Sephiroth theme and boom.