Peter Gabriel - Curtains (Myst IV Game)

Full unedited "Dream" sequence from Myst IV featuring the still unreleased Peter Gabriel song, Curtains. Peter also lends his voice to the Spirit Guide character later in this video.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• peter
• gabriel
• myst
• iv
• curtains

[LadyRevan7]

how'd you get the English subtitles? when i went to put them on mine, it said it only had Dutch subtitles!

anyway, nice job!!

[rcrocha]

I guess it depends on the version of the game. Ubisoft may have different localized versions for the international market.

[theninjaweirdo]

I have been a fan of Myst for years and I believe there is no better artist to sing for the games than Peter Gabriel. THIS scene is the reason Myst IV is my absolute favorite game of all time. It's so relaxing, and mystical at the same time, it's just perfectly fits the feels of the Myst games.

[CapitanBizarrely]

I think Myst 4 is the best in the series, a real masterpiece.

[KirbyFawfulXion]

best. cutscene. in the game. period.

[adwheeler]

Whoa! Here I just said elsewhere on You Tube I wanted to see this. Now if only someone could describe it to me! Pete is awesome, as usual! I bet the visuals are amazing! Oh, before you ask, yes, I am blind...totally blind! :D

[sirMAXX77]

@Kelnosha same here, im usually pretty good at puzzles but i gave up.

[sirMAXX77]

*wakes up* "aww, they took my kidney!"

[Trank00007]

@CapitanBizarrely i think riven was a better game personally. Revelations was little on the easy side.

[Sznaps666]

0:29 "There's little I can say to prepare you for what you're about to experience". It was then that I realised Peter Gabriel's song was aproaching.

[johnfaber100]

Strange... in the german version, the voice of the spirit is female...

[segabud]

talk about an NDE.

[OTPgoodnightmoon]

@CapitanBizarrely I felt like this was the end of the series. Myst 5 blew in my opinion, totally changed the way you felt about Uru and Yeesha. 

[202cardline]

@Tweedbit Cathrine must have been a Peter Gabriel fan. *nods head* Wasn't the art an opportunity of endless possibility? >D