Your comment comes across like you're beating yourself up; stop it, you're an above-average raider at worst.

Yeah, being a deeply flawed raider is my thing, but thank you. I'm probably better than I used to be actually, but I still have bad nights.

To be fair, the only one I've actually had to do that for is Aksis. It starts to feel distracting after 15+ wipes.

I was there, I bet. Took a while for me to get the hang of that encounter.

I mean, that's likely only because I pretty much never had a smooth run of that encounter with ANY raid group (and I did it a lot with non-DBO people when grinding for the Weldfire shader). The timing for the right people being in the right positions to stun Aksis was super tight, people would get killed by the captains, etc... That encounter probably took an hour+ every run.

Your comment comes across like you're beating yourself up; stop it, you're an above-average raider at worst.

To be fair, the only one I've actually had to do that for is Aksis. It starts to feel distracting after 15+ wipes.

I was there, I bet. Took a while for me to get the hang of that encounter.

One thing about all three--my experience of them is inseparable from my experience of them within the game, where they were used PERFECTLY.

These pieces and their gameplay moments were so perfectly orchestrated. It's where game music truly shines... in game. Thanks for sharing mate.

Music of the Spheres taken as a whole is amazing. One piece that I don't think anyone mentioned is Eighth, the first piece of Destiny Music released and inexplicably missing from the soundtrack. Absolutely lovely. It evoked all my hopes for the game before it was released. It became my wake-up alarm until the day that Marty got fired. Had to stop listening to it for a while after that. It no longer put me in a good state of mind to start the day.

*Cracks Knuckles*

Well OK.

You asked for it.

No back-ees

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(I know there is more, but can't find 'em. Oh well.)

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This song happens during the very intro of the Red War. You can see what that looked like, music and all, here, the catch being that this player is playing after the fact and so is rolling with exotics (one of my favorites, in fact) instead of the most basic of weapons. Regardless, the best part of this music and everything else is at 29:29 in Twilight Gap. That Skybox & the Music? All of it is just *chef kiss*.

The clip just doesn't do it justice. Somber as it all is meant to be, I enjoyed the stir. The hope mixed in the despair.

(A.K.A Travelers Dream)

(Looked like this.)

And then...

𝒴𝒪𝒰, 𝒮𝐻𝒜𝐿𝐿 𝒟𝑅𝐼𝐹𝒯
YOU, SHALL DRIFT.

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𝒯𝐻𝐸𝑅𝐸 𝐼𝒮 𝒩𝒪, 𝐿𝐼𝒢𝐻𝒯, 𝐻𝐸𝑅𝐸.
THERE IS NO, LIGHT, HERE.

OMG, I STILL GET CHILLS!

And then we have this next one, which is fortunate I enjoy as much as I do,
as I've been able to hear it many times. ಠ‿ಠ

(And soon you will too.)

...Deep Stone of course...and the most recent one would be...

BONUS:

But honestly, I love a good 80% of them.

Solid choices all around but this gave me pause:

so overpowering that I have to mute it to keep focus.

To be fair, the only one I've actually had to do that for is Aksis. It starts to feel distracting after 15+ wipes.

so overpowering that I have to mute it to keep focus.

...Which is a good thing!

Top 3:

I love all of RoI's OST, but this track is a standout.

Last Array was the first "Oh! Oh, this is good Marty music" moment of the game for me.

Best Raid Boss music of all time. Imposing, without being so overpowering that I have to mute it to keep focus.

Honourable mention to all the ambient stuff that plays in social spaces.

I always loved the music cue that plays when you pick up the sword in the Crota fight (can be found as part of the track "Soul of Crota".

"Watchtower" and "Shell of What Was" are my favorites on the Forsaken soundtrack. I really like their usage in their respective encounters of the "Last Wish" raid.

And then lately I've really been digging "Questioning the Light" on the Witch Queen soundtrack.

There are so many others, but those just pop into my head.

I don't remember if it was from D1 or D2, but it took place during a strike on the Moon. It was basically a metal song that had been Destinyfied.