Eversong Woods - Burning Crusade Music 

It's not only a game its a memorie of a place that will last forever.. Only a few people will ever understand the magic we experienced.. Creating your character, finding new friends, exploring the unknown massive world... this is just magic...

Listening to this .... I feel pain in chest

Why are you crying ? I'm not crying, you're crying.

The eternal sun guides us!

Lore: 90% of the blood elves died fighting the scourge. They're practically an endangered species now. Login to any game server: 75% of the Horde is made up of blood elves

My very first character was blood elf. Back then when i was a kid, new to this game i didn't know what to do. I did every single quest and explored the whole zone since i wanted to see other parts of the world. As i can remember i wondered Eversong Woods for 5 days. And this song never bored me. I will always love EVERYTHING arround the blood elf race!

Only the music now remains.

I had at least 3-4 different Blood Elves that never got past level 30. Just love the atmosphere of this zone and Ghostlands so much.

i heard this sound track in my dream

since 2004- until now still World of warcraft has the best soundtrack in the world

Even from a non-nostalgic standpoint, this is a brilliant piece of music for Bloodelves and the zone you're in. Lots of mystery and ominosity going on, describing the beauty but also the melancholic downfall of the Bloodelves and the Lichking's Dead Scar he left. Also the instrumentation is just so on point, it's breathtaking. Especially the Cello @ 4:40 is just...Wow. An amazing piece of music.

This makes me cry every time I hear it. It's just so beautiful! The atmosphere, the soundtrack, it's a dying world and you can feel it. The nostalgia is insane! I miss the days of wandering around there when questing was actually difficult and mobs meant you could easily get killed.

The deep strings in this are just so good.

Selama Ashal'anore!

When Blizzard and Music touch, you get So much Greatness. When Blizzard and Orchestral String Instruments touch, you get Bloody Fucking Magic.

Listening to this music is like sweet pain you know? Its just..... awesome and sad together....

started playing in 2007 with a friend of mine it took us ages to kill knucklerot and luzran until we found out that we had to create a group of 5 people. That group of 5 people are now my best friends, thanks for bringing those memories back +wowmusicable :)

I used to wander around this zone with my Night Elf Hunter. Just sitting on the beach and listening to the music. Sadly, NEs were generally not treated to a warm welcome.

All of these years later, this is still one of the most hauntingly beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. The cello has left an imprint on my soul.

When I first started playing WoW (on a private server), I created a blood elf and was super fascinated by this zone, the blood elfs, their lore and everything. My love to the blood elves as a race remains to this very day.

i wasted my whole childhood playing world of warcraft,i dont regret it,this soundtrack hits you so deep, my first toon on bc was blood elf mage,damn i will always get emotional listing to this,so many great memories...

Nostalgia....nostalgia everywhere!!!! I don't know what to do with it. Do I close my eyes? Do I cry? Do I sing along with it? Do I remember? Do I reminesce? What do I do !! So many great memories :'D

Exploring those regions was incredibly immersive. It was such a complete experience, with those bright colours contrasting the melancholic and decadent aura, hinting at a glorious but remote past. In my humble opinion, the beauty and sadness expressed by that cello are unparalleled in videogame scores.

This music is just so somber and bittersweet. When you roll a blelf and walk around, absorbed in all the warm colors and beautiful sights... and then this music plays and then you remember that 90% of your kind was slaughtered; raised as abominations before your very eyes. Your character most likely has had people torn away from them. They watched the Windrunner family be torn asunder, Sylvanas is now just an angry pit of vengeance and loathing. When you roll a blelf, play through their starting area, play through the ghostlands, and hear that unforgettable moment when Sylvanas sings the Lament of the Highborne you feel the weight of all that your character has seen and felt. Roleplaying a Sin'dorei, is one of the most immersive experiences in all of World of Warcraft. Its just so bittersweet roleplaying a race who is always trying to come off as perfect but is just truly hurting and scarred from their past.

I haven't played WoW in 7 years.... OH GOD THIS NOSTALGIA. YES.

I get goosebumps everytime i comeback and listen to this.

Made my first character here, a blood elf paladin. Had just gotten my own PC and the game afew days after release. Was 12 at the time. Now im sitting here, about to turn 20 and logged in on my Paladin in the background.

This is WoW to me. Where my journey began. My first character was a female belf Paladin. I did all the quests and I got really into the story, so much that I felt a need to avenge my "kin" and kill Kael'thas when reaching the appropriate level. I explored everything there was to see, I got lost, I died a few times. I remember trying to solo things way above my level. As a Paladin it wasn't really that hard at the time. I'm still amazed how I managed to kill those elites in Ghostlands, something I struggled with on all my other toons even with full heirlooms. Darn Paladins... After finishing up in Ghostlands I went out the portal to Plaguelands, something many others seem to have done as well. Luckily for me someone questing there saved me so that I could run back. I later came back to level up a Rogue, which turned out to be my main. It was a joy reliving those zones and it still is. :) It is where I placed my rogue after logging out for the last time. The music and feel of some zones are what I miss the most about this game now.

Every Time i Hear this song i just want to start wow and create a bloodelf and just sit on this big tower top and relax o.o just ....relaxing

Pieces like this bring me back to the game when I've been on hiatus. The cello was the perfect instrument to represent the plight of the Blood Elves.

He said "Take quests from here, and proceed to Ghostlands once you've reached Level 15." I was on his account because I didn't know what to make of the game; but after finals I decided to just give it a go. I only realised after logging off, five-six hours later-- that I was hooked; I wanted to be there again, chasing Mana Wyrms and have this music follow me everywhere, have my blood elf constantly remind me I didn't have enough Mana for that action, experiencing swimming for the first time under the bridge, hearing the jingle at unlocking new areas. I didn't leave Eversong Woods even after reaching Level 25 and gaining my first mount, and I couldn't say goodbye to that place or my character. Quitting after my own end-game Cataclysm, I still get the chills listening to this. Going there in-game isn't quite the same anymore-- and always I wish I could wipe my toon and memory and start again, like it's my first time-- chasing Mana Wyrms and have this music follow me everywhere.

Is it bad if I feel like, in some kind of way, I belong to Quel'Thalas? Like, I feel confortable walking through its forests, admiring the beautiful and golden towers of Silvermoon, and definitely when I listen to this music I feel like I'm in home. It's weird, isn't it? But in some kind of way it feels like it's like it's your land, your home...

Eversong Woods: So nice you have to walk through it!

i love u wowmusicable for brining all those awesome memories back!

4:15 insane

I know everyone states that they starter wow back in Vanilla, but i started in TBC. My first character ever was a Blood Elf Warlock. Hearing this music hits my feels like a truck... it feels so magical and it takes me back to my first days of WoW, an experience i'd like to feel again

This music... bring me back to burning crusade where i was trying to kill 3 mobs at the same time and die ... this was a hard game

Anyone remember when level 70 was brand new? This area was completely epic. Probably one of the best WOW areas ever.

Instantly transported back to TBC release day. Nice.

I love how you can hear an echo of the lament of the highborne in most of the songs, which I think is pretty meaningful since the lore behind the song took place in that area. A lot of thought and work was obviously put into the making the music of the game and I think it turned out pretty damn beautiful.

My Blood Elf Warlock...this character you see right here in this picture. Made this character when Blood Elves came out. I absolutely loved this zone, the whole beautiful atmosphere and the music. Long live the Blood Elves, Lor'themar Theron and Lady Liadrin

I grew up here :(

This is the reason I love playing Bloodelfs: 1. Their starting zone is pretty 2. The music 3. Their lore is just.... I don't even have the words to describe it i'm sorry, Anyways.. FOR THE HORDE!!!

The background really makes this music, the arcane fluttering.

I want to live here. TBC is place in my dream, memories and this is the epitome of calm and beuty. I never forget. TBC 4ever. P.S. I hope that invent virtual reality with this place and I never live in reality

I played WoW 2 weeks before Wotlk came out for the first time, made a blood elf and started my adventure. All I had seen from WoW was a music video of "World of Warcraft that you play" had an idea of what it was, but it was just a funny video, it wasn't until I actually played the game, that I appreciated the details of the structure of the world, the complex story, stepping into Ghostlands was haunting and eerie the first time I experienced it. This game was a hell of a trip for me and enjoyed it a whole lot.

I can't hear this music without also hearing Sylvanas' lament in my head, and that is not at all a bad thing. Makes me wish so hard to go back...

My first character was BE priest. I will never forget this music, so much nostalgia!!

Miss you TBC :'(

I forgot how god damn excellent this zone's soundtrack was...

was just listening to this today while playing Classic. all of a sudden a ton of memories of me leveling up my blood elf in the starter zones started coming back to me, things I had forgotten! It was almost like this music was a key to a door in my brain which released a ton of TBC memories!

This music is so mystical and it brings me back to a time when not only the game was younger -- but I too was much younger. I must have been about 14, and back then the world of warcraft seemed so huge! Endless things to do, places to explore. And this music instantly brings back that feeling of being a wandering tauren roaming the endless realm of Azeroth and beyond. LF mage port to 2007!

Coming from this zone and then walking into Ghoslands... seeing the scar and undead. Just overflow of feelings. The damn mobs on the ships in ghostlands.

the start of this soundtrack is simply amazing.. warms my heart everytime i hear it.

world of warcraft never ever in my life have i bin enchanted by such a game. raiding mc or bwl 40 man style, i even got so lucky that i was able to clear aq 40 and parts of nax 40. but wow has changed so much, seen so many friends leave this game and this beautifull world. now im just stuck in this zone where i am not able to enjoy wow anymore but also cant let it go. i miss my old guildmates minority ftw stormreaver represent

Нет, я не плачу, просто воспоминания нахлынули...

This song will always remind me of the time I've spent with my best friend playing World of Warcraft, too bad he's gone now :(

here we go....

my first character i made was a bloodelf warlock... damn... i wish i could be a noob again.. it was so magnificent to discvover this area ! i still love it

Even though some years have passed since I last played WoW, I still love Blood Elves because of their distinctive architecture and music.

I wonder what the devs that worked on Eversong Woods and Silvermoon City still think of it today. Or if any of the devs that worked on it still work at Blizzard.

Cool to see people relating to characters. My first was Gnome Mage back 2005. But I started playing Blood Elf Rogue and played it for years, not as main of course, but it was a second main sort of. Played my main and BE Rogue equally actually. Wonderful memories levelling through Eversong, had extraordinary time with game like no other. That's why I got plenty of games, but no time to play them, since I only play WoW when I have time. My wife did too, so she stopped due to university, soon she will be back in game again. Hope it never ends. This game will always have a special place in our hearts!

That cello brings back every memory i have of WoW it's the perfect music for looking back. I can safely say at times playing this game was the happiest i've ever been. If i could wipe my memory and go back in time to play it fresh again i would do it 100 times over. Thank you WoW.

My first character was a blood elf hunter. I remember the sensation of seeing a whole new world of the mmorpgs while listening to this music.

Whenever I feel stressed, sad, angry, or lost, I listen to this. I miss TBC

i dedicated 5 years on this game with my friends. when i first played this game it was last inch of the original wow. so i do not have much exp of original wow but this, when this map was opened, and tbc opened, i started to get why wow is so great and we get hooked. when i hear this song i remember myself killing illidan and having goosebumps for seeing sunwell. also, the moment when i first arrived in land of lich king...wow. short cut, all i want to say is that this song is epic, nostalgic, and something you can never forget. sorry for poor english btw.

The voice of that cello splits my soul right open. It's easily one of the most emotionally loaded pieces ever composed. The nostalgia I have for my introduction to this game and the time I spent exploring it side by side with my brother now deceased is an anchor in my life.

I remember playing this during the Burning Crusade beta and hearing the Eversong theme for the first time. It felt so perfect. It's extremely somber, yet gentle and delicate, like the juxtaposition of the beautiful Eversong forest, and the unhealing scar of undeath cutting through it, serving as a bittersweet reminder of the genocide your character survived, but also the enormous responsibility falling onto your character as one of the last of your kind, to rebuild the world for future generations.

I don't know what it is, but the fascination with Elvish lore and character seems undying among many. Maybe it's how cold and calculating they can be, but so deeply emotional at the same time, or powerful, yet elegant beyond measure. Enchanting, mysterious, graceful, beautiful, powerful, loyal to their kind, ferocious, and out of this world. Whatever the reason, Elves from any novel, game, or film, are captivating in every aspect, and their language and song, such as this? Refreshing and mind-blowing... *Anu belore dela'na!*

Can we create a place like this on earth ? We just need some plot of lands with good climate, plant some trees and build elven style buildings made of wood or stone.

God the nostalgia... I miss when I logged into WoW and actually had fun. Beautiful soundtrack, this game has some breathtaking music.

I remmember playing first time TBC. My brother younger then me gived me world of warcraft and said try. When i created my first character Belf female priest i felt in love with the music in the game, the massive world, when i opened the world map i couldn't believe how much zones to explore awaits for me. I never knew what is going to be on the coner and every time game amazes me entering new zone. The game looks so collorful that i would love to live in it. After TBC i never had same feeling bcos i already experiencing same zones. But first touch felt something special and i won't be able to feel the same way again.People been friendly and more chill then now, to find random player and talk would mean find friend in game. Everyone depends what faction you been wants to help new incomers or give tips how to go there and there. People weren't rushing. So most of them enjoyed lvling experience. For new players like me back in TBC he game was new and fresh and Bliz needs to create new World of warcraft 4 with new zones or atleast upgrade old places or custom old zones. Because what gets old needs to be upgrade. Don't you think guys? And not destroy the zones like they did in cata. Just create more wilderness

I remember when I started WoW, I made a Blood elf paladin ... I was such a noob...

Blood Elf paladins, Blood Elf Paladins everywhere.

THE NOSTALGIA! I CAN'T HANDLE IT!

Running through The Burning Crusade with my Blood Elf Paladin, and just enjoying every adventure, my character became engraved in my identity for a time. People I helped had nicknames for me, I developed friendships and admiration, and I deeply sympathized with the Blood Elves and through them I became proud and empathetic within The Horde. I quit playing WoW 2.5 years ago, but the adventures and guildmate memories through to the Cataclysm will always be something I can smile about.

I like the chello so much in this tune, very well used to express to desperateness of this land and it's people.

This music is relax

I didn't play in BC, I joined in MoP, but damn can I appreciate the beauty in this theme. Heck, I even play Alliance mainly but I still love this music. It just completely encompasses what a Blood Elf is supposed to be; strong, reserved and sublime. Not only that, but one of my first characters was a Blood Elf Hunter, so this music was one of the first I heard in the game, and I loved every bit of it. Every now and then I log onto my Blood Elf Demon Hunter and just sit around in Eversong, enjoying the music and the scenery.

I used to play and lvleling a lot of characters there togehter with my older Brother. A few days ago, I got the message that he will die....now this will be more then a memory Zone for me.....😢

This is a masterpiece! It's like the pleasant music captures the magic, elegance and might of the Blood Elf race while the creepy negative sounds you hear with it remind you of the dark side the the Blood Elves, the addiction and the costs that they will go to just to feed it. This is how I interpret this music anyway.

fantastic piece of music. Love the Cello.

Made my firts blood elf hunter back in 2008, this takes me back! Oh how I miss the Old wow times

Can't wait to hear this once again in-game in 2021

Memories ;) So beautiful

my favorite zone to level in...so beautiful and the music gives me so much nostalgia

time to pour my heart out too, i started playing wow when i was 8, it was such an amazing world I created character after character to see what all i could discover. though obviously once i completed the starting zone i was basically lost and confused, not reading anything, the usual. I still have fond memories of the music, probably what got me into music in the first place.

one dude wrote an amazing article about the blood elves in the lore section of the forums, how they came to be and their addiction for magic. how their addiction changed and defined them. very very long. whoever did it, great job ! the forums got reset years agoand it got lost unfortunately.

I always loved playing as a blood elf - mostly because of the BE homeland and music.. So peaceful and relaxing.

omg the old memories old days...

I can remember my mom coming home with the World of Warcraft expansion The Wrath of the Lich King, and I instantly put that sucker downloading. It took about 3-4 hours because I had a very old laptop, but it finished at like 8pm and i stayed up until about 2 in the morning play a blood elf paladin, then i spent the next day trying out all the different types of classes, because the only MMORPG mindset i was used too at that time was runescape. and this felt so new and refreshing. it took me forever to figure out a class i wanted. and i remember picking the paladin to lvl, and just questing ALL day in eversong doing every single quest there was. then i took my first step into silvermoon and was just in awe of the vastness of it. was a beautiful moment, then moving on to the ghostlands which was very intense and hard, because leveling was still very difficult in WOTLK. But, back in Lich King was THE MOST FUN i have ever had on wow. because it was all me and my m8s from school and we would play like crazy. And they were both high leveled so i would look up to them. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh NOSTALGIA!

Started WoW with a Blood Elf warlock... Just can't forget those good ol' days. Loved this zone for this music alone. Sometimes I want to go back to my total lowbie days, completely forgetting about Arenas and Raids.

I started off here with my blood elf hunter named Shapoopie. Oh the memories and the adventures I had. It's like a little piece of me in Eversong.

Masterpiece...

part of me wishes i had spent my time differently when i was 12-13, during the summer of 2007. i don't play video games a whole lot anymore and often feel regret over how they consumed my life as a kid. what if i had studied instead? what if i had taken music lessons? hindsight is 20/20 though, and moreover, i can't blame myself for having been a typical fun-loving kid. my dad was probably too poor to have gotten me music lessons anyway. this game, like most, definitely had artistic merit, and this song is a great example of that. i guess in that sense it was enriching. I don't know how much the fuzzy half-memories are worth--i played on an Oceanic server despite living in Michigan, and i certainly don't talk to any of the internet friends that i played with anymore. this song brings back memories of the 2000s internet and the experience of being a kid on the internet prior to the current era of social media. when I wasn't playing WoW, i was roleplaying high fantasy on forums with other kids from different parts of the world. lots of childhood friendships that began to fizzle out after a few years due both to the physical separation embodied by the internet and to the divergence of life paths embodied by the coming of age. lost communities. spaces that existed before and may never exist again. we were then and are still going through an era of unprecedented change with technological advancement and the climate crisis. shit is crazy. i love this song.

Oh man. I think one of the best parts of these pieces is around 7:17 when those reeaally low notes on the double (octo?) bass that are so low you can hear the individual pulls of the bow on the bass string. It makes you have this reaction with your upper throat almost as if you're trying to hit the lowest note you can. It provokes imagery of an ancient, yet somewhat tortured forest; you can literally hear the trees groaning with the weight of the eons, communicating laments in ancient tongues. I always imagine as if I'm in awe as I'm walking for the first time through the transition from the light, wispy, mysterious forests to these heaving, ancient growths. You'll need to put on a decent headphones to hear it properly.

I love the indian summer vibe of this place, both warm and safe as home should be, and mystic, full of secrets, as the Sin'dorei are. Selama ashal'anore !

Running around to this tune.. How I miss it. Good thing I don't have to pay, just listen here and remenisce

*I remember playing, I always liked to sit here. 7 years have passed when I listen to my music with goose bumps*