Bells of Laguna Bend (Cyberpunk 2077 Soundtrack)



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All credit goes to Marcin Przybyłowicz, P. T. Adamczyk, Paul Leonard-Morgan, and all other composers and musicians involved in creating this wonderful soundtrack.

If you like the soundtrack, listen to it here:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1B2QrHbMox8vPXUY7rXAFp

Support the developers and buy this game here:
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1091500/Cyberpunk_2077/
GOG: https://www.gog.com/game/cyberpunk_2077

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34 thoughts on “Bells of Laguna Bend (Cyberpunk 2077 Soundtrack)”

  1. This song is so peaceful yet concerning at the same time I find playing through cyberpunk despite all its troubles at launch judy’s quest line is simply beautiful and well written who ever created her character/quest line within the game deserves a medal I ve played the game consistently since launch although the Panam romance is a very close second the quest line for Judy is a masterpiece it really captures you’re heart and sole and makes you feel like you’ve really met someone and got to understand the person they are rather than what they are yes this game has its flaws and glitches but with the Judy quest line they’ve aced it such a nuanced and attractive experience.

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  2. In response to my previous comment I really do think cdpr deserve respect for what they created it can’t have been an easy game to make with all the troubles the world round has experienced with the pandemic I just really really hope they don’t pull the plug on this fantastic story driven game really hope they add to it and make the game become what it could be.

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  3. First time I played as male V. When Judy told me she'd be leaving Night City that left a hole in me. I felt genuinely sad and disheartened. As if some good friend said her final goodbye. She was pretty much the only person in that godforsaken city that tried to use cybertechnology in a creative way and for the good of humanity. And then you had to go on without her.

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  4. The saddest thing about this Game is that's it's an unfinished, half-baked Product, with some absolutely beautiful moments. If only the entire experience could have been as stunning as this Mission.

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  5. Props where they're due: this is one of the top moments of emotional storytelling in games, period. Framing such a simple, intimate gesture with the haunting underwater atmosphere and shared audible memories to conjure ghosts of the past was really good stuff

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  6. This mission really is something else. It is just filled with strong emotion.
    Did you notice the tune Judy hums on when she's waiting for V all by herself? And the same tune she hums during the radio check, asking if V knows it?
    It's this soundtrack.
    The part she hums is repeated many times in the track and in different ways. A very outstanding one is at 01:58

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  7. Judy is best girl. I will absolutely die on that hill. She's the most real of all the romance options. You genuinely want her to be happy. You want her to be safe. And Pyramid Song? Just a brilliant questline. Such a wonderful conclusion to a difficult, sad, journey. But she's worth that journey.

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  8. Good god, what an undercooked piece of shit this game was. Can't look past the fact that this shit is held together by spit and duct tape 😖 Excellent music, but the whole endeavour is broken and even when it's working, it's childlike in all the wrong ways.

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  9. I take Judy over Panam any day. Judy has the better music on her side with Only You & Bells of Laguna bend, the best character and relationship development, and actual intimate emotion during the love scene

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