Jack Wall is an American video game music composer. He has worked on video … Read Full Bio ↴Jack Wall is an American video game music composer. He has worked on video game music for over 20 games including the Myst franchise, Splinter Cell, Jade Empire, and Mass Effect. Wall earned a degree in civil engineering from Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and, after a brief stint working in civil engineering, transitioned into music production. He worked with musicians such as John Cale, David Byrne, and Patti Smith, and, after performing increasingly complex production and sound engineering tasks, moved into music composition in 1995.

Wall immediately began working in the video game industry, composing the soundtrack to Vigilance. Primarily composing in an orchestral style, by 2001 he composed the soundtrack to Myst III: Exile, which was the title he says put him on the map as a video game composer. In 2002, Wall became one of around 20 co-founders of the Game Audio Network Guild (G.A.N.G.) as well as senior director. In 2005, Wall, along with G.A.N.G. founder and fellow composer Tommy Tallarico, produced the Video Games Live concert series. Wall serves as the conductor for the international concert tour. His latest released soundtrack is that of 2012's Call of Duty: Black Ops II. His soundtracks for Myst III: Exile, Myst IV: Revelation, Rise of the Kasai, Jade Empire, and Mass Effect have been nominated for and won multiple awards.

Infiltration
Jack Wall Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Infiltration' by these artists:

Bad Fx You know there was a time when man was at…
Bad FX & SonoTWS You know there was a time when man was at…
Bad FX & SonoTWS [feat. Teknical Development.is] You know there was a time when man was at…
Bad FX SonoTWS You know there was a time when man was at…
Counterattack Get off your knees And lift your heads to the sun Our…
Dark Suns A sweet disorder in the dress Kindless in clothes a wantonn…
J. Wells Took down my degree Brought changes in me I've got no more…
The ParanormL and J.Rawls Took down my degree Brought changes in me I've got no more…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Jack Wall:

Exile You're in exile from me Because its you that I can't…
Main Theme Narani (D'ni dialect) Chorus Tomahna, Edanna, Amateria, Vol…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

mikejunt

4y↑2

That isn't actually the case, this song is used in the following missions in ME2 and 3:

Dossier: Tali
Legion: A House Divided
Tali: Treason
Rannoch: Admiral Koris
Priority: Rannoch
Priority: Cerberus HQ

All of those missions involve a quick armed infiltration of a superior enemy position.

It is also the unofficial combat vs geth theme of ME2 and 3 for some reason (the only mission where you fight Geth across both games that don't use this track for at least a portion of the mission is Priority: Geth Dreadnought.

All comments from YouTube:

Levente Tóth

10y↑133

I think Mass Effect 2 had the best final mission ever. Every decision counted, if your teammates were loyal or not, if you had the necessary equipment, if you chose your teammates for the required task wisely. It was amazingly done. The fights were intense, the music and the imagery made up a memorable atmosphere. I loved that game. :)

CyberGothika

2y↑2

Sorry old comments, but ME1 also had nice ending. Not so epic of course, it was just the scripted ending that remained legendary as humble as it gets, as circumstantially epic as it looked.

Svindal90

2y↑7

@CyberGothika Plotwise, ME1 has easily the best ending. It is amazing.

CyberGothika

@Svindal90 Agreed

Nero Black

10y↑58

The bits like the one that plays from 1:02 to 1:30 always send shivers down my spine. TOO FUCKING EPIC

Brimasra Girl

8y↑6

Same here!!!! Goosebumps*** especially on Insanity difficulty

Brimasra Girl

8y↑4

Same here!!!! Goosebumps*** especially on Insanity difficulty

jacobhamselv

7y↑6

The reason I sat through the entire ME2 soundtrack. Just to find the tune with that mentioned bit.

Pcf1

3y↑1

This was the highlighted bit I used to find the track - absolutely amazing

contown731

1y↑3

"Suppressing fire, don't let anything through those doors!"
Garrus best fire-team leader

Joaquin Camacho

4y↑49

Tali's cries as she burns up in the vents were the best motivator for the mission

Akzy

3y↑2

i remember during my first playthrough i accidently killed thane in those vents...

malyteusz555

3y↑5

@Akzy thane usually gets hit by a rocket anyway. it's better to take tali or kasumi. even legion works somehow

Jamie Miller

3y↑2

Don't leave me hanging Shepard!!!

Darkstalker 212

2y↑8

Who the fuck leaves Tali in the vents?!

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Ольга Карпова

2y↑5

Oh my God, I've been looking for this track for so long... Why, why are such cool tracks unreleased??

ramjb

4y↑31

I remember the first time I played this game. Was really not getting it together with my combat style throughout it, the kind of thing you do when you've got several tools you don't really use that much (biotic powers, guns, crew powers and abilitites, etc). I would get things done but I would take very long in every fight as a result.

Then the final mission came and in this phase it really got together for me. I was really into the story, for starters. The timed nature of it made clear for me that my "hang back and fire" style was not applicable... and then the music kicked in.

I guess it all kinda got in the zone because without even thinking about it I was moving forward at a steady pace (when I was usually the kind of guy to stay behind cover, fire a couple times, go into cover again, fights were very long for me) killing everything left, right, up and down, using my biotic powers, sending the team to flanking positions and using their powers, comboing them, massacring collectors at incredible pace, and still move forward. It really felt like everything had come together for me at the perfect time, at the perfect place. Epic feeling for an epic moment in an epic game.

What an incredible experience this whole game was.

Gab Cupim

What an amazing experience, man! When I got to Omega 4 Relay I was already quick with the commands and mechanics, but the atmosphere of this specific last stage sure as hell did it even more epic.

Must've been a amazing feeling to truly grasp everything altogether in these specific moments.
Long life to ME Trilogy

phoenixevo87

3y↑16

Always thought of this track as Shepard’s boss music

Artificial Soul

6y↑11

There was three moments when I had a surge of energy. During the geth DLC, shadow collector(?) DLC, and this moment when you are raiding the collector base. Never felt the urgency to make such a push in the game.

Michal Sirotek

7y↑47

Ending ME2 is much better than ME3. More intense, more emocional, and better impact your heroes to the story.

The Taios

3y↑6

Me3 was a little disappointing. I mean, they didn’t utilize the Lazarus project in its entirety. They didn’t use the Virmire soldier that you chose to die to be renamed as kai leng to be indoctrinated to Cerberus to face against Shepard.

Carlo Martini

3y↑5

They were going for different themes, my dude. The endings served different goals. The end of ME2 is the definition of triumphant, epic, badass victory. It was going for a "hell yeah we did it" sort of feel. One mission, in and out, success.
The end of ME3, on the other hand, is in line with the themes of that game. Sacrifice, a bittersweet beauty, an end to a devastating and brutal genocidal war. It just wasn't going for the same emotions that the end of ME2 was going. And that's ok, because it's a much different game, tonally speaking.

Samuel Martínez

@Carlo Martini Exactly.

christian vaye

also it gave the rest of your squad purpose and roles. I love that I got to use everyone at least once either in my squad or in a specialist/fire team leader role.

Sinapus

4y↑9

I'll admit I paused the game and just let this play for a lot longer than I should have during one playthrough. :D

N7-Rook

7y↑14

The best theme of ME2 :3

SirFloopy

8y↑36

"Pathing failure. There is an obstruction in the tunnel. Requesting assistance, Shepard-Commander." Harbinger dies for the fifth time in as many minutes. Sees temperature meter shifting to red. "Oh great, it's a timed mission with effing Harbingers everywhere. This should be good."

Foo Quuxman

5y↑3

You know I've never actually sent Legion through the tunnel.... always Tali.

BrainConqueror80

5y↑4

Foo Quuxman I always send Legion into the vents because of all three tech experts, it is the most durable (Geth Shield Boost) and does most damage (Assault Rifle + Widow) so if anything attacks it in the vent, it can handle that the best.

Steven Stice

Take Grunt and Zaeed with you to handle the Collectors. You'll hear "firing an impact shot" and "yeah, right on your ass" a lot, but they'll get you through in no time.

Uilare

4y↑8

Pure adrenaline 1:03

Luke Danger

10y↑95

"Infiltration"? More like storming the badguys in an anti-Reaper blitz of EPIC

Gonzail U-71

2y↑1

I couldn't define it better lol best comment

Justin Stetser

8y↑44

0 Collectors survived to dislike this song.

Cee Woo

8y↑1

+Justin Stetser One survived..for now.

Kolyn

8y↑9

ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL

DISLIKING VIDEO. This will harm you.

Anthony Santa Cruz

Thank you so much for this, kind sir!

Lily & Mikaila Orchard

11y↑47

When this played again at Cronos Station, I squee'd

Dragon god Taios

3y↑11

Don’t forget about rannoch. Saving that admiral against the Geth

Tye Joyce

10y↑42

“Shepard Commander, I’m uploading the data encryption now” (bullets whizzing past)

Nin10do0014

11y↑2

It was played in the mission called "Collector Base: Infiltration"

Immagonko

9y↑14

1:03 FUCKING EPIC

Томми Анджелло

43w

В битве за раннох и многих других битв звучит 1:02

mickeybunts

52w

ME2 was the greatest thing Bioware ever did

CyberGothika

Only Mass Effect (original trilogy) could inspire you fear, desolation, but also the chance to overcome it and the hope to win. All in the same music under 4 minutes or so. There is no match.

Alexander Yuri

4y↑6

aggressive gameplay With this song😤😤😤😤😤

Alexey Savelyev

Just fyi, this specific track, as well as the Long Walk in the next section was written by Jimmy Hinson

Jarsia

11y↑12

I dont get why it;'s called infiltration. That implies subtlety, but every time this plays, you're rampaging through an enemy position.

ScarletGalerne

8y↑18

You're infiltrating the base via frontial assault. :^) Infiltration can also just be 'entering' a structure. For instance, S.W.A.T. and Police Raids are technically an infiltration.