🧸 Nostalgic Minecraft Music [ Relaxing Fireplace Ambience to Study / Relax ] ☆

Don't be sad, because it's gone, be happy that it happened! Good memories have so much value the older you will become. 🙂

Sometimes I really miss my early memories of Minecraft. Staying up for hours late at night binging series of people surviving, endlessly googling the creepypasta of Herobrine, and of course building tons of houses and exploring vast worlds. I'm so glad there's still love going into this game.

To everyone who's studying with this music: Checklist: • A bottle of water, at least 1 liter. Your brain works better if it has enough water and drinking helps you to concentrate💧 • Your charger. You sometimes don't even notice that your device's battery is going down, so better have it plugged in all the time🔋 • Your headphones. You will be able to focus more with headphones, because it blocks background noises. Also, if it's a late night study session, you won't wake up anyone 🎧 • A tea or coffee. Coffee keeps you awake, green or black tea can make you feel more awake as well. Herbal rocks, too! ☕ • Your study/work stuff: your laptop/tablet/phone, a few pens, paper or whatever you need.⌨ •Anything else you could need, what about a heat pad, a blanket, a good lamp, your pet so you have a study buddy 🐈 Reminder : After an hour, you should stand up and walk a bit around. Better stop the music or put on different music for the break. Open your window, even if it's cold outside. Fresh air will make it better, trust me. You could also lay your head down on your desk for ten minutes and listen to a podcast. Or, if you have to read a book, listen to the audiobook of it. You can also listen to the audiobook while doing another thing, that's even better than listening to music while reading the book. I hope y'all had a good day, if not, that's okay too. Remember to take care of yourself and try to get some sleep tonight 😴🧸

We played, we tried We laughed, we cried We succeeded, we died We respawned and thrived From the zombies, to the endermen From the skeletons, to the pigmen From the spiders and creepers And from those annoying griefers From the biome of jungle to sands To the mushrooms and other obscure lands From the snow and ice To the swamps which never looked too nice From the moments with friends we’ll cherish From a time we hoped Herobrine would perish From the great animations To the Youtube sensations Along with those musical incantations I thank Mojang for creating my childhood Much better than just ‘good’ I think I speak for everyone here When I say this is not game of the year It’s the game of the century As it offered us plenty And these memories will never leave Just like the thought of first playing as Steve So I say close your eyes And listen to the music with surprise As your memories of Minecraft where once apart But now can be fixed like a broken heart In order to find your memories core You must go back to the world of Minecraft once more And defeat the Ender Dragon one last time As the sweet sounds of your childhood begin to chime One last thing, for me to say Which would be, have a nice day Also for you to never forget this game Nor the journey that came As apart of that journey was the end Quite literally, not pretend Just like this poem, which I hope you all read As I would love it if this poem and this game is remembered once I’m dead.

ive played minecraft for over 8 years now, and i'm coming to realize that sometimes, i should just go to the settings menu, hit sounds, and crank up the music volume. nowadays, i rarely do that, since i have other music to listen to. but mannn when i go to the minecraft alpha/beta playlist, i just listen on and on. the older you grow, the mystery of minecraft, like its content get spoiled before it gets released, it was different in 2016, when every world felt almost like a new experience. obviously, i still love minecraft, but it dosent have that sense of mystery and wonder, like what could happen next, or what new mobs there are. i guess, the older you grow, the more aware you get, the more busy your life gets. but im glad that there still is the music of minecraft. everywhere.

No matter how hard life has been, My love for this game has been steady. My safe place, my freedom. And now in intense times of pain and anxiety as I deal with my mother slowly dying of cancer… this music is one of the most comforting things I’ve ever had. It’s like the warm embrace of someone you love and trust. Someone who could protect you. And I’m that moment though maybe no words are spoken, all is alright.

Good memories! Thank you Minecraft for all the happy moments

I listen to this while I study and it helps me focus so much, it immediately silences all the adhd voices in my head and lets my brain maintain concentration on what im doing rather than wander aimlessly at a thousand miles and hour. This is so beautiful and nostalgic, of all the gaming phases ive been through minecraft will forever be the best and the one I always return to.

I listen to this while studying, it's very comfortable

This reminds me of an era that has sadly long since passed. I remember playing Minecraft with my two brothers, the only place where we could actually be peaceful with each other. Back in those worlds, pillaging villages, ransacking dungeons, and hollowing out mountains, we learned to help each other in order to stay alive. We would work together to make sure that we had enough resources to forge ourselves mighty sets of armour and precious weapons. We would all share in the weighty responsibility of securing a constant stream of food, tilling the land so that we would not starve. We built houses and palaces, mansions, and castles, far flung structures which we can only dream of today. In a special building one of my brothers would be brewing various potions while the other one was busy harvesting ghast tears and blaze rods in the nether. Where did we get the energy to spend copious amounts of our lives on a simple block game that, once we’d turned off our computers and gone to bed, had made us none the bit richer, no better informed, just tired? It was because it was fun, and it gave us thousands of opportunities for us to use our imaginations, and all the materials and power that we needed to fulfil those ambitions! It gave us freedom to do whatever we wanted! Some days we would battle against mobs, or even other players if we went onto a server. Some days we would just stand in the forest and listen to the various sounds the game would generate, and as the music flowed into our ears from the headphones clasped to our ears, for a moment, we would believe that we were there. We would believe that our palaces of gold and end-stone, where real places. We were proud of what we had made and would proudly proclaim to all our friends the achievements we’d gained, the feats we had accomplished, our joy, our enthusiasm. Every now and then, I will turn on my computer and start up Minecraft from the original Java launcher. As the world generates at speeds I could only have dreamed of, back when I was 10 or 11, I feel my heart begin to race again, just like when you drive those last few yards up the driveway of an old friend’s house. Finally, the loading screen disappears and there it is, our old world. Everything is still in its place, as if frozen in time. Nothing has changed, our inventory is still filled with ancient bread as well as fish which were harvested from the vast oceans over 12 years ago. Maybe one day my brothers and I will play again in this world. But for the time being, after having browsed through the chests filled with various items, having examined the fine relics on display from our hunting trips in days of auld, the dragon egg and chain-mail armour, I walk back to the spot from whence I came and end the game just as I used to every day. One day we’ll be there again, playing together like we used to, before this world tore us apart.

I'm younger than at least most people in this comment section, but I still have many fond memories with Minecraft. It's nearly midnight as of writing this and I'm sick, but this is helping me get through this sleepless night. I only got out of bed once during the day to get water and a small bowl of cereal. I first played Minecraft on an Xbox 360 when I think I was around age 6, and most of my worlds were based on different Minecraft series that I liked at the time. Eventually I got a tablet with Minecraft pocket edition on it, which is the version I really remember the least. In like 2020, I got my dad's old computer, and got bedrock edition along with it. With bedrock edition, I could finally play with my friends, mostly my cousin. With my cousin, we created our most memorable world, in which every once in a while, we would move houses. Then, somewhat recently (like a year ago) I got Java edition, which I still play to this day. And also like a year ago, I got a TV in my room, and my parents let me choose what console I wanted, and of course I chose the Xbox 360, in case I ever wanted to revisit any memories.

I don’t know what do with life anymore. Minecraft had changed my life. It was the first ever true game I’ve ever played. I remember the pocket edition lite on the iPhone 4 like that was the most nostalgic thing ever, I still have it after all this time, i have it still on my xbox 360 and I am still feeling all of those old worlds I used to play, it was so nice to get back into those worlds again. Thanks to the creator of this playlist ❤

"Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you'll look back and realize they were the big things."

33:20 boom

Minecraft Nostalgia ❤ , thanks for my childhood!

Thanks for this very relaxing and calm Sound Track

I really love these comment section, I can spend my entire day reading all the comments about themselves, you guys take care of yourself and hope you all, always have a wonderful day

I love minecraft and lofi❤

7:00 Is the best music ever

best Minecraft music compilation I’ve ever heard. Unbelievably relaxing