LET'S ARGUE: Minecraft Music Beats 90% of Other Music [fantano]

[borndeadman]

https://youtu.be/4cPx0TG-E0s?list=WL

[Clovis]

The thing is, it says 'then', not 'than', so they're actually saying that Minecraft music is better than 10% of music but 90% of music is better than Minecraft's.

I like Minecraft music for accompanying the gameplay, although a lot of the piano work, whilst quite pretty and minimalistic, doesn't always harmonise that well. I don't think this was a mistake, and I actually think it was intentional to not resolve cadences as typically as one might normally, and I think it fits the sometimes disconnected nature of the gameplay, but I'm just adding my .2c as somebody who likes to write music.

[octopod]

This is a very strong statement to make when you consider how diverse everyone's taste in music is.

I mean personally I'm a fan of classical and mellow sounding music so I don't necessarily disagree, but I also know a lot of people that aren't.

[borndeadman]

Of course. I think a less controversial to describe it is that C418's music is one of the most refined modern game soundtracks of the last decade.

There's a wonderful amount of old soundtracks that I enjoy wholeheartly.
Anything that nintendo releases (still holds up to the more modern releases but i feel it hasn't had the time to become culturally ingrained like the earlier works)
Doom's soundtrack
Half Life's soundtrack
But only a few of "modern" era games soundtracks from the last decade that really standout for me.
Minecraft (obviously)
Terraria's is nice but i don't really know if it has the same staying power as minecrafts but i love it dearly too.
Doom 2016 / Wolfenstein TNO
Binding of Issac ( and pretty much any other game that Danny Baranowsky touches.)