Good background music. Play it and set the volume to low. There are no sudden changes in music or feel from the music to compete with what players are trying to say. It adds a good mood.

Not sure if you were expecting the 1812 overture. For $1 it does the job of noise and music in the background to help set tone.

In most products I would agree with this reviewer that you should look at other company's alternatives before purchasing. But there are hardly any gaming music companies out there. Again for $1 this song is worth the price.

This one is a little better than "Falling Behind", but still not very good musically. It's more or less a sequence of semi-random chords and effects. Perhaps it invokes emotion in some people, but it certainly doesn't work for me. Even ambient music needs to serve a purpose. This is the equivalent of white noise for me.

If you're looking for ultra-ambient music, I would suggest you purchase a small selection from the D&D soundtrack, this collection, and perhaps some competitors, give them a listen and decide which you like best. Don't go full into this collection until you've heard some of it.

Another wonderful piece for background music. Very pleasant, mysterious and not so intrusive.

Nice mood-setting music. CERTAINLY worth the buck.

Lots of good strings in this one overlaid upon nice organ and ambient choir-like strain. This track conveys great age and fading power with a unlying sense of sadness. This could make for an excellent track for exploration of ruins where there is no impending danger... and then fade into "Tunnel of Souls" as they progress underground or peril looms.