Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance Music - Elf Song Tavern (FULL SONG)

The longer version with no speaking. Enjoy!
For a download... look up freestudio youtube downloader.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Baldur's
• Gate
• Dark
• Alliance
• Elf
• Song
• Tavern
• Music
• ost
• soundtrack
• long
• longer
• version
• (FULL
• SONG)

[VampVince1307]

Thank you! I love this song! It creates a stir in my heart...:)

[MrILOVEBEINGPURPLE]

@VampVince1307 No problem, I really wanted it too, I looked everywhere.

[respecttheskull]

oh the nostalgia...I remember turning the game on and just to hear the Tavern music whilst I would just chill out peacefully among my friends and family. I always remembered the phrases teh shop keeper said "Whoa friend, I think the smell of the SEWERS, has taken a liking to you!" lol

[Waylander7475]

found myself humming this the other day and i could not remember where i heared it. Then a little light came on and said "Elfsong Tavern" I remember now. I remember it all so well.

[Kiliban]

I love this song it takes back to when i would keep my brother up all night hwnei was 5 playing it in his room all night haha

[Rhethion]

"Drawn by a haunting voice, you've come to the Elfsong Tavern. It is a small place filled with a motley assortment of patrons and grisly trophies. There, the haunting voice is all around you. The patrons are silent, as the song washes over them. one by one, they all seemed lost in it's call"

[xXNEWKiDPRODiGYXx]

i miss this....

[roomwithacatinit]

This game was simply: You were mugged, blow up a tower.

But still, this game was great the whole way through.

[PinonMistress]

Best game ever! Well... Ties with Champions Return to Arms. :)

[RootbrianRocksAgain]

Downloadhelper (firefox addon) allows you to download this video too, it's free.

[Kikekia18]

...and all seemed to be lost by its cause. One by one the song washed over them.....

[isao56]

I love how they actually closed this mini arc right at the end of the game with the trapped soul of her husband, it actually stirred up feelings and a connection, something which I don't get out of today's games really.

Something technically insignificant being one of the things that sticks with you the most years later, that's a sign of truly spectacular game design.