Redridge Mountains – Music & Ambience – World of Warcraft

Geographically, the Redridge Mountains form the spine of the continent of Azeroth, although its many limbs and valleys have come to be known by separate, often ominous names such as Deadwind Pass and the Burning Steppes.

Although claimed by the humans, the dwarven Dark Iron clan founded its own kingdom in the northern reaches, fleeing defeat in the War of the Three Hammers. Summoning the Firelord Ragnaros to aid them, their leader Thaurissan inadvertently caused the eruption of a new, immense volcano; Blackrock Mountain. This not only destroyed his clan's new city, but utterly devastated the ecology of northern Redridge, forever leaving it an ash-choked wasteland.

The humans of Stormwind remained dominant in the unblemished southern ranges. Now a much smaller region, the Redridge Mountains were eventually conquered by the Orcish Horde in the First War, in which the southern kingdom was forced into exile. The humans eventually returned triumphant and began rebuilding their former holdings. Yet the orcs of the Blackrock and Black Tooth Grin clans would also return, this new "Dark Horde" plaguing the town of Lakeshire from their former stronghold of Blackrock Mountain.

Eventually, the orcs allied with the wicked human warlock Morganth and his Shadowhide gnoll lackeys, and seized the eastern half of Redridge, capturing the castle of Stonewatch Keep before the events of World of Warcraft. Weakened by political turmoil in Stormwind, Lakeshire was left with little military aid to fend off the encroaching orcs.

The region remains heavily contested to this day. Desperate, the people of Redridge seek help from outside sources, recruiting passing adventurers to help in the defense of Lakeshire and the liberation of Stonewatch.

Text above is taken from Wowpedia article about Redridge Mountains zone:
https://wow.gamepedia.com/Redridge_Mountains


0:00 - Forest Day 3
1:08 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
2:00 - Western Plaguelands Day C1
2:53 - Shadows 4
4:06 - Forest Day 2

5:22 - Western Plaguelands Night B3
6:15 - Western Plaguelands Day A1
7:07 - Western Plaguelands Night C2
8:00 - Forest Day 1
8:57 - Shadows 1

10:31 - Western Plaguelands Night A2
11:23 - Western Plaguelands Day B1
12:17 - Western Plaguelands Night C1
13:10 - Forest Day 3
14:18 - Shadows 3

15:13 - Mystery 4
16:20 - Shadows 2
16:53 - Western Plaguelands Day C1
17:47 - Forest Day 2
19:02 - Western Plaguelands Night B2

19:54 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
20:45 - Shadows 5
21:48 - Western Plaguelands Day A1
22:40 - Forest Day 1
23:39 - Mystery 1

24:42 - Western Plaguelands Night C2
25:35 - Western Plaguelands Night B1
26:28 - Forest Day 3
27:36 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
28:29 - Western Plaguelands Day C1

29:21 - Shadows 4
30:35 - Forest 2
31:50 - Western Plaguelands Night B3
32:43 - Western Plaguelands Day A1
33:36 - Western Plaguelands Night C2

34:28 - Forest Day 1
35:26 - Shadows 1
37:00 - Western Plaguelands Night A2
37:52 - Western Plaguelands Day B1
38:45 - Western Plaguelands Night C1

39:38 - Forest Day 3
40:46 - Shadows 3
41:42 - Mystery 3
42:48 - Shadows 2
43:21 - Western Plaguelands Day C1

44:14 - Forest Day 2
45:29 - Western Plaguelands Night B2
46:22 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
47:13 - Shadows 5

48:16 - Western Plaguelands Day A1
49:08 - Forest Day 1
50:06 - Mystery 2
51:05 - Western Plaguelands Night C2

52:00 - Western Plaguelands Night B1
52:54 - Forest Day 3
54:02 - Western Plaguelands Night A1
54:56 - Western Plaguelands Day C1

55:49 - Shadows 4
57:03 - Forest Day 2
58:18 - Western Plaguelands Night B3
59:11 - Western Plaguelands Day A1


Forest composed by Jason Hayes.

Western Plaguelands Composed by Glenn Stafford.

Shadows and Mystery composed by Russell Brower.