Diablo: Tristram Village (Seven/Twelve Strings Guitar)

I brought back my old Paladin level 51 to life when only Diablo II: Resurrected was officially released a couple of weeks ago. 🎮 I'm an old-school gamer, so I enjoy the remaster a lot (it's freakin' brilliant if you ask me). 🤓 So, on this special occasion, a piece that needs no introduction... Just stay awhile and listen. 🎸🐉

TABs

GEAR THAT I USED IN THIS VIDEO
🎸 7-Strings Classical Guitar: Piotr Aleksander Nowak
🎸 12-Strings Acoustic Guitar: Dowina Puella
🎸 Acoustic Guitar: Donner DAG-1C
🎤 Microphone: AKG C 451 B Stereo

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DONATION

CREDITS
Music by: Matt Uelmen
Arranged and performed by: Łukasz Kapuściński
Shots taken by: My dear wife Magda 💚

[GuitarsAndDragons]

A piece that needs no introduction... just stay awhile and listen. 😉

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[robertrichter]

Seems like the algorithm wanted to unite a bunch of old gamin' grandpas. We sit here together by the fire listening to your performance lost in our thoughts. Remember the old times lads.

[adcraziness]

Everyone saying quotes from the townspeople and the iconic "Stay a while, and listen..." but what I hear in my head is the red and blue potion bottles, the items hitting the ground, different swords different shields, rings, axes, armor, gold... just etched into the ol' brain

[pshenk]

My office was just down the hall from Matt’s when he was composing and recording this. It was a true labor of love… so many takes and experiments to get the composition and performances right. I would listen to early cuts while making art for the game to get in the mood. Genius composer he is!

[Otterson]

This was when Blizzard was truly a peak gaming company. The ideas, the atmosphere, the characters and stories, the creativity, the music, the heart and soul they put into there work was like no other.

[Gansenho]

I don't know why YouTube has suggested me this video after 2 years, but thank you, sir, for this masterpiece. Cheers

[planstarbug]

This made me tear up. Memories of forgotten times. I've been a gamer for 45 years and hearing the hauntingly beautiful music in Tristram for the first time is one of my strongest gaming memories.

[mabec]

If you played Diablo at its time of release this track shakes you to its core

[James_Bee]

Taken back to a time when Diablo was actually fun.

[TheThreadkiller]

The music really captures the feel of hopelessness and despair of Tristam. The first Diablo will forever hold a special place in my heart.

[Matbucket]

Matt Uelmen had no business dropping this banger on all us unsuspecting players, and we're all thankful for it.

[Gilmourian]

Thousands of hours of nostalgia summed up in 5 minutes and 33 seconds. ❤

[dittmerg]

As s fellow guitarist of over 60 years and a die hard Diablo player I want to thank you for the excellent rendition of this

[nervaaugustus]

"Can't a fella drink in peace?!"

"Big! Big cleaver, killing all my friends! Couldn't stop him, had to run away, couldn't save them. Trapped in a room with so many bodies... so many friends...

A lot of people don't think much of Farnham, but hearing *that* line from him really makes it hit home just how terrifying the demon infestation of Tristam and the betrayal of Bishop Lazarus was.

[booberry]

He hit the lick at about 1:05, I got a huge smile on my face and I said out loud to no one... "there will never be anything like this ever again". Now I'm sad.

[Jabberwokee]

No one can tell me this isn’t the best goddamned song ever composed for a video-game

Absolutely flawless, thematically haunting, and instantly iconic

[elestromusicgamesfun]

I played D1 on speakers as a child. My mom hated Griswald. To this day she says "Well, what can I do for you?" sometimes with sarcasm in her voice 😂
Awesome cover, D1 forever!

[noknownthrone]

Absolutely the most iconic music in any video game ever for me. This brings me back to child hood, late nights, staying up when my parents thought I was sleeping, and having so much fun.

[adams]

That opening chord played and I INSTANTLY got chills. And then the main riff played and I almost cried. Just phenomenal.

[knavekid]

I started playing Diablo II when it was released in order to connect online with my father who lived over 1000 miles from me. He was playing online every night and chatting in-game incurred zero long-distance phone charges. He departed this realm at age 79 in 2007 and I have since migrated to Diablo III. This is beautifully haunting to my ears!