The song that plays during the final scene with Paz, and one of the musical highlights of The Phantom Pain. A powerful, ominous track with a dark sound to it.

This is the music track that plays during the final scene of Chapter 1 (a remixed version plays during the true ending). Partly plays during the journey montage and during the jeep ride with Skull Face. A melancholic song that starts off calm before erupting into a fierce track that dynamically goes from loud to gentle. One of the game’s main themes, performed by Donna Burke. Very emotional, with an amazing melody and sorrowful lyrics. There are many great tracks on the discs, but here are five that really stand out (not counting licensed songs):Ī vocal track performed by Quiet’s actress Stefanie Joosten. The booklet contains the full tracklist, the lyrics for the vocal tracks and some credits. Disc 2 starts off with some vocal tracks, 2 from MGSV trailers and 2 from the games, followed by the Ground Zeroes tracks, and the rest are TPP songs, and a Metal Gear Online track. Disc 1 contains music from The Phantom Pain. One thing that’s a bit confusing is how the songs are distributed across the discs. One thing that’s very cool about this case is that the logo (the red V exclamation mark) is printed on a transparent film that overlays the artwork of Snake, so it can be taken off as well if you prefer to have just the render itself on the cover. The cover print has a shiny quality to it, that glows when it catches the light. A great soundtrack is something we’ve come to expect from a Metal Gear game, and MGSV doesn’t disappoint.įirst let’s have a look at the case itself. The main theme is Sins of the Father, performed by Donna Burke, but Quiet’s Theme by Stefanie Joosten deserves to be mentioned as well. Metal Gear Solid V has an excellent soundtrack composed by Akira Honda, Ludvig Forssell, and Justin Burnett. It also includes tracks from Ground Zeroes and Metal Gear Online. It contains 50 tracks, varying from gameplay music to cutscene score, and even some of the songs used in the trailers. Metal Gear Solid V Original Soundtrack was released in Japan on September 2nd, for ¥3100 (the First Press release of this album came with a poster with artwork by Pablo Uchida, but stock ran out quickly).

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