-
Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to learn about free downloads, special deals, and new releases.
|
MP3 Songs
Previous
Play all
Next
Play all samples
MP3
Paused
Loading......
Unavailable
Loading......
Volume slider
Mute/Unmute
To view this content, download Flash player (version 9.0.0 or higher)
| Song Title | Time | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Dragon Age: Origins | 2:49 | Not Available | ||
| 2. I Am The One (High Fantasy Version) | 4:03 | Not Available | ||
| 3. The Chantries Hubris | 3:16 | Not Available | ||
| 4. Elves At The Mercy Of Man | 1:21 | Not Available | ||
| 5. The Dwarven Nobles | 1:07 | Not Available | ||
| 6. Mages In Their Chantry | 2:01 | Not Available | ||
| 7. The Common Dwarf | 1:24 | Not Available | ||
| 8. The Dalish | 1:18 | Not Available | ||
| 9. Human Nobility | 1:21 | Not Available | ||
| 10. Ruins Of Ostagar | 1:18 | Not Available | ||
| 11. Enter The Kocari Wilds | 1:06 | Not Available | ||
| 12. Darkspawn In The Wilds | 1:13 | Not Available | ||
| 13. Join The Grey Wardens | 1:53 | Not Available | ||
| 14. The Betrayal | 3:01 | Not Available | ||
| 15. The Party Camp | 0:44 | Not Available | ||
| 16. Battle The Darkspawn Hordes | 1:05 | Not Available | ||
| 17. The Endless Wave Of Hurlocks | 1:06 | Not Available | ||
| 18. The Dalish Elves Encampment | 1:18 | Not Available | ||
| 19. Urn Of Sacred Ashes | 1:01 | Not Available | ||
| 20. Haven! | 1:07 | Not Available | ||
| 21. Battle For The Urn | 1:06 | Not Available | ||
| 22. Attack On Denerim | 1:06 | Not Available | ||
| 23. The Dungeons Of Landsmeet | 1:12 | Not Available | ||
| 24. Dungeons And Dungeons | 1:13 | Not Available | ||
| 25. Howe | 1:08 | Not Available | ||
| 26. The Battle Of Lothering Village | 2:18 | Not Available | ||
| 27. Ferelden At War | 2:57 | Not Available | ||
| 28. Lelianna's Song | 2:33 | Not Available | ||
| 29. King Edrin | 1:31 | Not Available | ||
| 30. The Deep Roads | 1:20 | Not Available | ||
| 31. Battle The Blight | 1:05 | Not Available | ||
| 32. To Kill An Ogre | 3:09 | Not Available | ||
| 33. Challenge An Arch Demon | 3:12 | Not Available | ||
| 34. The Coronation | 1:03 | Not Available | ||
| 35. I Am The One (Dark Fantasy Version) | 4:09 | Not Available |
Sold by . Additional taxes may apply. By placing your order, you agree to our Terms of Use.
Special Offers and Product Promotions
Product Details
|
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download
I loved DAO, and was particularly taken with the music. I found myself hearing it in my head often when I was not playing the game, as the music becomes such an atmospheric part of the experience and lingers with you. More than a few times I returned to certain locations, such as the Dalish camp when I did not need to, just to hear the music. Many tracks here could have easily been the score for The Lord of the Rings or another epic blockbuster, such is the quality, emotional impact and resonance of it. A real bonus here, the song your lovely bard sings for you only once, a memorable surprise in the game, can be listened to at your leisure. There is a real feeling of weight and consequence reflected in the scoring here, as well as great cross section of themes and styles that reflect the different cultures in the game. Listening to some of the tracks now, it's amazing how it brings back the feeling of sadness, or maybe it is more of a mourning for all the blood being spilled in the story, that was part of why this game had such an emotional impact on me. That and Bioware's stellar writing and characters, of course. Even if you've never played the game, you may really enjoy this soundtrack as an aural trip through an epic adventure.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download
I don't usually write reviews, but to respond to your comment, Miguel Carvajal, I shall write.
I for one have always loved movie and video game soundtracks. They create the atmosphere of the story just as much as words, images, or gameplay -- or perhaps more depending on the perspective. One of my all-time favorite video game composers would have to be Martin O'Donnell who created the Halo soundtrack for those three games. Whether or not you like Halo itself as a game, the music is integral to giving the game that "epic" feel that the fans of it talk about. So is it true with this game. This soundtrack gives Dragon Age it's own epic feel.
As the Grey Wardens say:
"For centuries we have watched, and waited, for the darkspawn to return. In peace, vigilance. In war, victory. In death, sacrifice. This is what it means to be a Grey Warden."
That is what the story is about, and the music helps tell that story. Gore isn't the point of the game, and to avoid it simply because of this is most certainly your loss. The music is only a part of the story. And what makes it better than any movie is that YOU get to write that story in your own way, it's interactive. I agree with you, gore for gore's sake alone or just for the shock-value is boring and possibly distasteful to some people. But it's part of the artwork. The darkspawn wouldn't be so fearsomely evil if they just kind of took over the land with having cartoony deaths. No, the darkspawn are viciously driven to destroy, by the relentless corrupting hatred of the taint, and the call of an archdemon urging the horde onward to kill (the Blight). And then when all seems lost, in come the Grey Wardens, a group of unlikely heroes and heroines who unite to stop the Blight and restore hope. It's a classic storytelling structure that can be found in dozens of famous pieces of literature -- often times it's in some of our favorite films that (ironically) often have epic music of their own. Avoiding the game simply because of the gore is like avoiding looking at classic art simply because some of the figures are nude. It's rather silly, and seems quite narrow-minded.
Games are simply a new medium of entertainment, and of the RPG genre, this game is one of the best told stories to date. So if you enjoy the music, you really, REALLY should give Dragon Age: Origins (the game) an honest try. See this intro video to see what I mean about how the music and storytelling combine to make the story have that "epic feel:
[...]
:-)
I for one have always loved movie and video game soundtracks. They create the atmosphere of the story just as much as words, images, or gameplay -- or perhaps more depending on the perspective. One of my all-time favorite video game composers would have to be Martin O'Donnell who created the Halo soundtrack for those three games. Whether or not you like Halo itself as a game, the music is integral to giving the game that "epic" feel that the fans of it talk about. So is it true with this game. This soundtrack gives Dragon Age it's own epic feel.
As the Grey Wardens say:
"For centuries we have watched, and waited, for the darkspawn to return. In peace, vigilance. In war, victory. In death, sacrifice. This is what it means to be a Grey Warden."
That is what the story is about, and the music helps tell that story. Gore isn't the point of the game, and to avoid it simply because of this is most certainly your loss. The music is only a part of the story. And what makes it better than any movie is that YOU get to write that story in your own way, it's interactive. I agree with you, gore for gore's sake alone or just for the shock-value is boring and possibly distasteful to some people. But it's part of the artwork. The darkspawn wouldn't be so fearsomely evil if they just kind of took over the land with having cartoony deaths. No, the darkspawn are viciously driven to destroy, by the relentless corrupting hatred of the taint, and the call of an archdemon urging the horde onward to kill (the Blight). And then when all seems lost, in come the Grey Wardens, a group of unlikely heroes and heroines who unite to stop the Blight and restore hope. It's a classic storytelling structure that can be found in dozens of famous pieces of literature -- often times it's in some of our favorite films that (ironically) often have epic music of their own. Avoiding the game simply because of the gore is like avoiding looking at classic art simply because some of the figures are nude. It's rather silly, and seems quite narrow-minded.
Games are simply a new medium of entertainment, and of the RPG genre, this game is one of the best told stories to date. So if you enjoy the music, you really, REALLY should give Dragon Age: Origins (the game) an honest try. See this intro video to see what I mean about how the music and storytelling combine to make the story have that "epic feel:
[...]
:-)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download|Amazon Verified Purchase
I enjoyed quite a few songs from Dragon Age, and I got the itch to search for a soundtrack. While I would prefer a hard copy this is quite acceptable. But this soundtrack, like most game soundtracks, is far from complete. With the exception of two or three songs what you get is a generalized versions of the songs, meaning you don't get all the variations that were used in the game, and some tracks cut off before they get started (The Party Camp comes to mind). But all in all, for eight bucks, you can't really go wrong.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
soundtrack
loved the game--the music was the icing on the cake --now that i can listen to the music without the game --STILL AWESOME
Published 8 months ago by Daniel Rousch
Loved the score, but the soundtrack falls short...
As much as I love the score for Dragon Age: Origins, I really don't care for the soundtrack.
The first thing that really bothers me is that the track "Party Camp" is... Read more
The first thing that really bothers me is that the track "Party Camp" is... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Jamin Koehn
Best ever
If you are a fan of open world RPGs like Fallout 3, where you can go anywhere you want and do anything you want at any time, then this game may not be for you. Read more
Published on January 19, 2010 by blackpool9
Some good tracks, but average overall.
I bought this soundtrack for the song "Leliana's Theme" and the title track. They are really great songs, some subtle female vocals with some celtic backdrops. Read more
Published on December 27, 2009 by Brian Martin
Epic and Majestic
I was interested in buying the video game Dragon Age: Origins up until I watched the trailers and saw all the blood and gory battle scenes in it... Read more
Published on December 8, 2009 by Miguel Carvajal
Customer Discussions
|
This product's forum
Active discussions in related forums
Search Customer Discussions
|
Related forums
|
What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item?
Look for Similar Items by Category
