Breaking Bad OST 17/20 - 'Crawl Space' Music [Dave Porter] [HQ/HD]

Track 17 of the Breaking Bad Original Score, released August 28th 2012. Enjoy.

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Breaking Bad August 2012 OST Original Score Soundtrack Dave Porter Season 4 Crawl Space Full Song Track Music Walter White Skyler White HQ HD Audio Sound High Best Quality

[callummccartney]

10/10 would have a panic attack again.

[nandatou]

This is the OST that plays in my head when i can't find a toilet.

[thedjames]

I wish I could go back in time and re-experience this.

[MartiniSaysNo]

After watching this scene, my mood changed massively. Even though it wasn't one of the action scenes of breaking bad, it was the most powerful for me.

[ShadowCasius]

The second half is perfect for any horror movie.

[TheAndrewj]

Yeah, I'm not sure how long it will be until I can watch that scene again, and I've only seen it once. To be honest, that is quite possibly the best display of acting I've ever seen, film or television. I've seen some of Bryan Cranston's scenes in Malcolm in the Middle, and it boggles my mind that a guy can go from playing a comedically idiotic manchild of a father to... this. Just shows how unbelievably talented the man is.

[SomaCruz]

Horror, terror, drama, fear, anticipation, foreboding, chilling, hopelessness, desperation, tragedy, sadness, and despair all condensed into sound form.

the ending scares me more then any visual stimulation ever could.

[mrguano]

I don't think i've ever gotten chills from watching something the way I did when this scene was happening. The music is 90% responsible for it. Dave Porter is a fucking genius.

[MBusssin]

That scream. "You gave the money to Beneke....". Then the scream.

[shanedawsonspussy]

this scene had me on the verge of a panic attack no joke fuck

[DaMan]

i dont scare easily... but listening from 1:11 onwards at 3 in the morning is fucking terrifying.

[Cykoid]

The music fits well with the scene, its Walt's final transition into becoming Heisenberg. At the end its like Walt's final heartbeats becoming the dead white noise that is Heisenberg's frightening potential.

[SOBEKCrocodileGod]

This was one of the most unsettling and intense scenes I have ever witnessed in a tv show. Amazing acting from both Bryan and Anna. Walt's breakdown is very well acted and truly disturbing, and Skyler's concern sounds real, especially when she's on the verge of tears and says "..Walt.." quietly. This scene is always effective no matter how many times I rewatch it.

[Darkdesa]

I remember when the beat was the only thing left and Skyler was crying in front of a desperate Walt
This scene was so powerful I was just staring at it with spread eyes and open mouth

[GoofyisDroopy]

this music from 1:11 beyond embodies the exact feeling of snapping. the feeling of knowing nothing can ever go back to normal. being consumed with deep visceral pain. your heart feeling like its stopped. everything you ever loved being gone. knowing you snapped. that tingling you get in your skin when you realize how unreal it is. how it feels like a nightmare that you want it to just end. wanting it all to be over. begging for you to just die. the screaming, screaming louder than you ever had. a bellow of pure emotion, then you start to cry and laugh, you laugh because you realize that there is no hope. that you can never move on. curled in the fetal position you scream cry and laugh, you cry because you want things to be the same, you wish you were happy, in a different place, anywhere but were you are now. your emotions crushing you. after so much. you just cant take it anymore. you just want it to be different.

[professornebula]

"WALT! Please just hear me out!!"



Chills...

[sandrasalinas]

This scene and the music was so gut wrenching I almost felt like throwing up.

[LemonMerigueTie]

There aren't enough words to sufficiently describe how perfect this music is for the scene. I mean it's so well done that personally, it brings back disturbing memories for me. If having a real* panic attack had a sound track it would be this.

It starts with the initial shock and once the reality sets in, the overwhelming thoughts start to pour in "what have I done" "this can't be fixed" "how could this be!?"... the panic begins to take over, you can't breathe, you can't stop the shaking.. the ringing in your ears is already deafening but it keeps getting louder, you desperately need a way out... you close your eyes and open them but you're not waking up, this isn't going away, the moment will not pass... Ugh this guy is a genius

[Seabuff]

Undoubtedly one of the best scenes from the entire show. Seeing Walt laugh like a mad-man while his wife watches him throw himself around in the dirt is not only extremely powerful but incredibly disturbing.

[DaMan]

from 1:11 and further on is heisenbergs real theme imo.