Step 1: Get demon train engine Step 2: Casually sit next to someone (preferably a parent) Step 3: Quickly turn sound to full and use whistle Step 4: Get shouted at
I think my top ten would be 10. Loz 9. Spirt tracks 8. skyward sword 7. Links awakening 6. Link to the past 5. Oracle of seasons 4. Majoras mask 3. Oracle of ages 2. Wind Waker 1. Ocarina of Time (3d)
Absolute best things about this game: 1. This song syncing up perfectly with the wheels of the train at full speed. 2. Phantom Zelda doing that thing where she puts her hands together and sways side to side like a big armoured sweetheart.
I remember waking up early on a Christmas morning to receive this game. I was so happy, and it was such a beautiful song that listening to this brings back memories. This game is one of the best. Way too underrated.
@@Mimikins a zelda game where you're stuck on train tracks and it's ridiculously linear with no open world aspects? Not only was it universally panned for being an awful game in general, but that concept doesn't even SOUND good at all. Bad game is bad game. Good music though. Phantom hourglass got pretty garbage reviews too, no interest in trying that one out.
Nintendo are just amazing, it's crazy to think that you keep coming back to the same music over and over again, and I'm making music myself today, so I realize just how much work goes into it, it's incredible ! ❤️
i hate how a lot of people shit on this game just because trains were involved. this was a good game, with a great story and great boss battles and puzzles. and the part that people were dismissing this game for, the train, was one of the most fun parts of the game. riding around, blowing the whistle at everything, blasting enemies with the cannon, going through portals, tunnels, and forests, it was all ridiculously fun. hell, even the escort missions, where you brought people to different places throughout the kingdom on your train, were fun. i'm not going to say that it beats out MM or Ocarina, cause i've never played those, but it still feels like a Zelda game ought to.
I think ppl hated this game because it's a sequel to phantom hourglass (a kinda bad game) Edit: hah, I made this comment years ago and forgot about it. I love Phantom Hourglass and at the time I was just kinda following the popular opinion from the time.
I've never actually played this game, but it just seems kind of strange to have a train in a fantasy game. That's like having a train in the Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones. I'm not saying it's a bad game, though, because again, I've never played it. It just seems different.
Burt Macklin well, they had steam powered boats in Phantom Hourglass, so trains aren't really that far fetched. especially since the story of Spirit Tracks takes place after Link and Tetra from PH settle on a newly discovered continent. trains would have been the next logical step from steam powered boats.
Man, this brings back such awesome memories, even so much later. People hating on Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks have no taste. They have secrets hidden around every corner, fun mechanics, great bosses, terrifying enemies, even on the rails. The Demon Trains were always absolutely terrifying, and the way you absolutely demolish them when you finally enter the Dark Realm is epic. Zelda is a legacy I hope will continue forward for many years to come.
I know I'm late but i agree with ya, Spirit Tracks' Demon Train boss fight is so epic especially when i was just a kid. Fighting that big ass Train with your own train is so cool.
I know I'm necroposting, but you're so right. Spirit Tracks is an incredible game. The only reason people think it's bad is because Zelda has some of the best games of all time in its roster. If this game were under any other series than "The Legend of Zelda," it would be ranked as an amazing puzzle adventure game.
I think the toon games had the most charming music. The games overall had more charm to them compared to other Zelda titles. Thats not to say the others didnt have charm, but Wind Waker and the DS games just had a lot more
***** hahaha skyward sword you're funny man xD No seriously i personally didn't like it but if you did I'll respect that. We all love zelda and that's what's important
***** Ill admit that the Ballad of the Goddess is one of my favorite zelda songs, but other than that, none of the music stuck with me like others did.
I do believe you are forgetting the beautiful score of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, which had some true gems in it, such as the Hidden Village and Midna's Theme.
They need to give these two games (PH+ST) the Link's Awakening treatment. Just use the windwaker visuals, keep the top down approach, implement the standard control scheme and boom remake.
Spirit Tracks is the most underrated Zelda game in my opinion. It's so fun! The whole OST is great. Phantom Zelda is one of my favorite companions bc shes just so incredible in this game.
I played both games on my Nintendo DSi XL. It was fun. I love Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks because these 2 are my favorite games. Also, Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks follows the Adult Timeline. Phantom Hourglass is a direct sequel to The Wind Waker and Spirit Tracks is a direct sequel to Phantom Hourglass and it takes place after a 100 years.
So underrated musics are juste inasane It's crazy to think that when we were little we didn't even realize how incredible she is, especially today when I'm doing some musics I realize what an incredible amount of work it must have taken to have such a masterclass ! ⭐️
Everyone hated on spirit tracks for the train. Personally, I thought everything about spirit tracks was great... except those GOD DAMN PAN FLUTE DUETS. The first few are super easy and forgiving, but the last few.... well, to put it this way... the sand temple one kept me from completing the game for 10 YEARS. In the end I found a way to cheese it and that was the only way I managed to get past it.
I love how the overworld songs for Spirit Tracks and Wind Waker go along with your vehicle. A nice, upbeat tune to go along with the chugging engine of your train, and a calm, floaty song to go with your boat bouncing along the waves.
Listening to this track, now, so many years later, honestly makes me cry... It was the first Zelda game I ever finished and the one that truly got me in love with the franchise. This game represents my childhood, my dreams, it built me, just like the whole series did ! I'm not kidding when I say Zelda games are not only my favourite games, but also the second thing I love the most in the world, after Space. And this song, full of bittersweet nostalgia, will forever stay in my heart, in my soul... Thank you, The Legend of Zelda, for making me who I am, and who I will become ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So much nostalgia, I played this game when I was a kid (I’m 17 and 18 soon) and I just noticed how much this game got trashtalked, I never noticed before (I was way too young) this game is my favorite Zelda game, the ost, the gameplay, everything is so perfect ! I remember being so scared when the evil trains were after me haha
There are no evil trains nor good trains. There are just trains. All trains follow the path which they were created for. All trains have purpose and necessary evils to balance them out. The train that chased you is there to keep you sharp. A hero can only be as heroic as his challenges are difficult. Until you understand that, you will never be a good engineer.
Yea a wind waker hd remake was a start but itd be epic to see a new too link game thats after sprit tracks with niko and alfonso, there havd to be a completly new concept tho
That would be cool! Think about it! Spirit Tracks world was HUGE! The only issue was the trains limiting where you could go. If there was ever a sequel, trains could just be used for faster transport, but you could explore wherever you want on Epona or by foot! Toon Epona huh... Hell yeah! :P
I have almost no memories of playing this game, but as soon as I heard this music an immense nostalgia feeling hit me right in the feelings. That's how you know a game is great, you don't have to remember it, but deep inside you still know it and cherish it
Hearing it again literally made me cry, it makes me feel like it's saying it wants to be free, break all the barriers and explore the world, I just wasn't able to hold my tears, that's how much I love it
Yesss! At last someone agrees with me! When I finished the game, I was just so... Sad! It was a beautiful game, yet I found lots of haters on the Internet...
this song is so uplifting! like you want to venture into new lands, like you want to blow the whistle with the song and you want to ride the tracks! it's so great!!!
I can never get over how the bassline at 2:47 matches the ocean theme from Wind Waker it's such a perfect allusion to the boat riding from that game and how this all takes place in the same world and adventure just took new forms
I actually liked Spirit Tracks. It was kind of special, with the locomotive and all, but I appreciated the game. Couldn't describe the awesomeness to make a hike through the realm with this song, using all along the locomotive's whistle
I love this game ans this track! This game accompanied me when I lost my job and had to stay home for a long time. Still listen to Spirit Tracks music till now and my 5-year old loves the game and music too
Started playing it yesterday, I got so much nostalgia from it even though I never played it or Phantom Hourgalss, or even Wind Waker ( ;-; ), It's so damn good, and I already love Zelda.
I always appreciated how you never had to follow the path you laid out and that you could diverge from it on the fly, unlike Phantom Hourglass. Also this song is incomplete without the sounds of the train.
I've never played any Zelda games so far... But I just listened to this song again and it almost made me cry (but in a beautiful way). My younger brother has played this game and he once showed me this soundtrack. I really loved it! It feels so nostalgic and adventurous to me. I liked it so much that I started to learn it on the piano (which I can play decently), but I wanted to play it... properly! Since there are too many notes to play at once for one person (I took in almost all the instruments in my piano arrangement) I thought to myself: "well, you could play this with your brother!" He loves the song too, but he can't really play the piano. So I gave him the easier part. We started to learn it but we stopped after a while... Maybe not enough motivation, I don't remember exactly. Anyway, all of this happened maybe two years ago. Now I moved to Germany (my family lives in Italy) for university, and today... I was playing the guitar and randomly remembered this song! I tried it out and I still remembered some of the chords by heart! It wasn't difficult to find the missing ones. And now I came back to listen to this song on TH-cam and it really reminds me of my brother! It's a beautiful and sad memory at the same time somehow. (He's still alive just to be clear) :))
This was a beautiful song, and an even better game. A very underrated game, and a real gem for the DS Lite. The best part of this song was to carefully match up the train's sounds with it to serve as a sort of background instrument.
Still here in 2019 to listen to this song, it brings me so much memories, this game was truly good. If one day by a miracle there is a HD version, well like i would sell my soul if i have to to play it.
Played it a loooooong time ago with my best bud at that time. We played this and Phantom Hourglass for hours straight, over and over again. He even had a GameCube and we played Majoras Mask on it. But he only had the demo version and we tried to beat the game in only 30 minutes.... every single day... Damn nostalgia hits. Unfortunately we arent friends anymore even tho I can see his house from mine...
this was the first game i had ever played in my childhood and recently i heard this piece in the background of a youtube video i was watching and the memories all came rushing back, here i am now just soaking uo the nostalgia of this fantastic piece. i cant wait to buy this game again at some point
I haven't played this game in over... what, 8 years? I'm man enough to admit, that this made me cry. It made me remember those good times... god, I miss them. It's shown me how much I've grown... live on forever in my heart, Spirit Tracks!
I grew up with oot and fell in love with the soundtrack for that game. But holy shit, this song is SO INSANELY GOOD. I heard it as background music in a youtube video and spent the last half hour trying to find it. I knew it was a Legend of Zelda song without having heard it before. Never even knew about this game.
Such a bittersweet feeling. Brings me back to childhood when everything was so much simpler and happier. This song is still gorgeous and still gives me a feeling of readiness and anticipation, but I wish I could feel it today as strongly as I felt it back then. Man, nostalgia is so powerful.
This was my first ever Zelda game. I remember getting it at 6 years old in 2009, the same year I got my DSi for my birthday. Man this game is so so underrated, the nostalgia I get from it is unreal
You know stuff was getting lit when you heard this. This is nostalgia god I remember my brother going to mom to help him with bosses and her playing when he wasn't and just watching then. God I loved that.
So easy yet hard to believe this game came out 13 years ago and I was 8-9, playing on my ds, I remember sometimes I'd actually just drive the train around to listen to the over world music. I recently replayed the whole game cause as a kid I never beat it (I was scared of the phantoms n demon trains) and it brought back a lot of nostalgic feelings for LOZ games and I fully enjoyed the experience. Spirit tracks, imo, is #2 best Zelda game and ost for a Zelda game.
Damn the nostalgia hits so hard here. I remember the Christmas morning I got this game; I went to my grandmother’s and showed it off to my cousins all day. That weekend my parents took me to this lodge in the north of where I live on a vacation and we got snowed in. I took that time to complete this game in a few days. I was really content then. I remember how warm and comfy the bed was in that lodge, the fire, sitting there with my DS and joking around with my parents. It’s a memory I hadn’t thought of at all until hearing this song again; funny how music unlocks memories like that.
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This game has the best tracks
...HAH...
:d
Dont make me laugh
Oh RAILly?
-okay i'll stop-
Did you have to TRAIN to make jokes like that?
People who complained about having to traverse the overworld in a train were clearing playing on mute.
Accel yeah
Very safe
It was because of this song that I forgot where I was going every time xD
Bud moment
I usually play games on mute, but this is one of the first games I remember playing with headphones to appreciate the music.
*pulls the whistle 1000 times until i get to the destination*
B U D
I 4got u could pull a whistle that was so much fun
Same
Same
Step 1: Get demon train engine
Step 2: Casually sit next to someone (preferably a parent)
Step 3: Quickly turn sound to full and use whistle
Step 4: Get shouted at
Fun fact, no matter when you start the train, when it hits max speed, the sound of the wheel will sync themselves with the beat of the music.
Genius design too. Nintendo knew what they were doing. Gosh I miss this game
For real ??
It still exists. Just go and play it.
Veryyy trueeee and i loved thatttttt
True
I hated encountering enemies bacause then this song would stop playing xD
QQ Meister me too
It's literally the same case every Zelda in the exception of Botw.
Wesley Velez hyrule warriors
@@bertie9653 The first zelda, Zelda II and the one you mentioned hyrule warriors, these don't have a battle theme.
Same here
Spirit Tracks is one of my favorite Zelda games.
I SAID IT!
Did you just get here, Son?, it's my complete favourite!
Drako Alcarus
Well, my list would be like this:
5. OoT
4. Link's Awakening
3. Spirit tracks
2. Majora's Mask
1.Wind Waker
I think my top ten would be
10. Loz
9. Spirt tracks
8. skyward sword
7. Links awakening
6. Link to the past
5. Oracle of seasons
4. Majoras mask
3. Oracle of ages
2. Wind Waker
1. Ocarina of Time (3d)
Alan Da Sitzman lol our lists are like the exact same, just flip the order xD
Alan Da Sitzman For me:
Best - All Zelda games I've played except PH
Worst - PH
I remember loving how the sound of the train perfectly matched the song.
Yeah that was so awesome :) sometimes is just drew a route just to listen to the music :D
Hope that somebody cares..
Blubberhirn1999 YEAH! I used to do that too!
Mahir same here :)
Absolute best things about this game:
1. This song syncing up perfectly with the wheels of the train at full speed.
2. Phantom Zelda doing that thing where she puts her hands together and sways side to side like a big armoured sweetheart.
Jet H. Stream the Buizel Alphonse eric?
@@dayalasingh5853 The Legend of Fullmetal Spirit Alchemist lol
It’s been well over a decade since I saw that Phantom Zelda thing and I immediately knew what you were referring to.
God that game was special
Is it me or does it seem to desync a bit in the forested areas?
this zelda is pretty cool yeah lol
this is the music that must be played in all trains departures.
If only
That is the right train of thought
@@zenborath6275 good one
Listening to this on the train home rn
Literally listening to this while I wait for my train to arrive
I remember waking up early on a Christmas morning to receive this game. I was so happy, and it was such a beautiful song that listening to this brings back memories. This game is one of the best. Way too underrated.
*_NOSTALGIA VEIN IS THROBBING._*
+Luigi Scout Yup
i have no nostalgia, and i agree with him, one of the best games i ever played in my life due to it's charm.
same with phantom hourglass. the fucking flute segments were way too hard for me though
What a coincidence...the same happened to me.
This track is very underrated in my opinion
:(
I think so too, it would have more credit.
Should*
Blue Spy This SPIRIT track?
Joe Oliver Lulululululululululululul
Those opening few notes are enough to send nostalgia chills down my spine. A seriously underrated gem.
nostalgia is so powerful haha
Yeah this game was my childhood too
Both DS titles are super underrated.
ikr same , i'm crying rn
@@Mimikins a zelda game where you're stuck on train tracks and it's ridiculously linear with no open world aspects?
Not only was it universally panned for being an awful game in general, but that concept doesn't even SOUND good at all. Bad game is bad game. Good music though.
Phantom hourglass got pretty garbage reviews too, no interest in trying that one out.
It's just not the same without the "chugga chugga chugga" T-T
*Chugga Chugga Chugga Chugga Chugga ... :D*
***** Thank you^_^
Didn't the songs pacing change with the trains speed too?
KManAlpha
Yes, it did.
DeadTeenagezombie Thanks ;)
Words can’t describe how much I love this song.
well likes can ...
Nintendo are just amazing, it's crazy to think that you keep coming back to the same music over and over again, and I'm making music myself today, so I realize just how much work goes into it, it's incredible ! ❤️
easily the best thing about this game lol
The fact that the percussions simulate the chugga chugga of the train 👌🏻
Train whistle to flute
I really love the feeling hearing this theme after beating the dungeon
I loved blowing the whistle in time with the song. One two one two
+realafan888 I cannot agree more. I was afraid I was the only one!
Absolutely! It was so much fun!
cool... never thought of that... Someone should make a video of it. xD
like in the trailer :,)
Same! ^.^
Am I the only one who's still terrified by the bullet trains? Yes? Ok...
No those trains were terrifying. Especially the underwater ones
I wouldn't do the water level at first because of them lmao
Well that was one. The other was those damn phantoms and their ohko crap.
ShadeShadow234 I hated them so much... sometimes I got trapped between two of them and I couldn't do much but wait for my terrible fate...
Youre not alone.
i hate how a lot of people shit on this game just because trains were involved. this was a good game, with a great story and great boss battles and puzzles. and the part that people were dismissing this game for, the train, was one of the most fun parts of the game. riding around, blowing the whistle at everything, blasting enemies with the cannon, going through portals, tunnels, and forests, it was all ridiculously fun. hell, even the escort missions, where you brought people to different places throughout the kingdom on your train, were fun. i'm not going to say that it beats out MM or Ocarina, cause i've never played those, but it still feels like a Zelda game ought to.
I think ppl hated this game because it's a sequel to phantom hourglass (a kinda bad game)
Edit: hah, I made this comment years ago and forgot about it. I love Phantom Hourglass and at the time I was just kinda following the popular opinion from the time.
I've never actually played this game, but it just seems kind of strange to have a train in a fantasy game. That's like having a train in the Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones. I'm not saying it's a bad game, though, because again, I've never played it. It just seems different.
Burt Macklin well, they had steam powered boats in Phantom Hourglass, so trains aren't really that far fetched. especially since the story of Spirit Tracks takes place after Link and Tetra from PH settle on a newly discovered continent. trains would have been the next logical step from steam powered boats.
I AGREE!
Umm... with VioletLightning.
not hearing the whistle at 0:10 was a punch to the gut
this is probably the most adventurous sounding song from the legend of zelda.
this or the Great Sea imo. (coincidence that those are my 2 favorite overworld themes? 🤔)
*laughs in Tal Tal Heights*
@@TheTurnipKing wait no i was just about to write that! *laughs in field theme*
@inker_monkey Heck yeah. My favorite zelda song is the main theme, but this song is pretty high up there.
most underated zelda game
Zelda II
Skyward Sword
Phantom Hourglass
No phantom hourglass is
Oracles quietly crying in the corner
Every once in a while I get this song stuck in my head, this game had a great soundtrack.
I haven't even played this game, yet this song has the same magic many Zelda songs do that just give you chills and I love it.
Sams actually
That rope tangling in the upper screen like that, you just can't resist to scretch the horn/chimney
it ain't the same without the whistle tooting away (lmao)
or the train
we definitely need a train
2:20 is so nice OHMYGOF
Oh and thanks a shit ton for the mp3
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Your profile picture is from a Midna porn game lol
THROW IT AT HIM NOT ME
No
13 years and this beat is still slappin-
Man, this brings back such awesome memories, even so much later. People hating on Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks have no taste. They have secrets hidden around every corner, fun mechanics, great bosses, terrifying enemies, even on the rails.
The Demon Trains were always absolutely terrifying, and the way you absolutely demolish them when you finally enter the Dark Realm is epic.
Zelda is a legacy I hope will continue forward for many years to come.
PH is weak in many aspects. But Spirit Tracks is actually a Top 5 Zelda title. Means its really good.
I know I'm late but i agree with ya, Spirit Tracks' Demon Train boss fight is so epic especially when i was just a kid. Fighting that big ass Train with your own train is so cool.
I know I'm necroposting, but you're so right. Spirit Tracks is an incredible game. The only reason people think it's bad is because Zelda has some of the best games of all time in its roster. If this game were under any other series than "The Legend of Zelda," it would be ranked as an amazing puzzle adventure game.
this game doesnt just have a soundtrack, it has a spirt track *fist bumps myself*
The Ugly Barnacle sounds painful
Good joke🤨
Spirt. Oh no
So, you said a pun and then punched yourself. Gotcha.
Fist yourself
Best road trip music ever!
LOL YEAH!
69 likes. Nice
Get out country roads, it's time for Zelda spirit tracks overworld theme!
I think the toon games had the most charming music. The games overall had more charm to them compared to other Zelda titles. Thats not to say the others didnt have charm, but Wind Waker and the DS games just had a lot more
What about skyward sword?
meh
***** hahaha skyward sword you're funny man xD
No seriously i personally didn't like it but if you did I'll respect that. We all love zelda and that's what's important
***** Ill admit that the Ballad of the Goddess is one of my favorite zelda songs, but other than that, none of the music stuck with me like others did.
I do believe you are forgetting the beautiful score of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, which had some true gems in it, such as the Hidden Village and Midna's Theme.
Spirit Tracks is an underappreciated gem.
101 likes and no comments? I'll change that 👌
They need to give these two games (PH+ST) the Link's Awakening treatment. Just use the windwaker visuals, keep the top down approach, implement the standard control scheme and boom remake.
Spirit Tracks is the most underrated Zelda game in my opinion. It's so fun! The whole OST is great. Phantom Zelda is one of my favorite companions bc shes just so incredible in this game.
Me: Trains in Zelda is dumb
Theme plays
Me: Trains in Zelda is the best
At least it's better then phantom hourglass
@@justadragonnamemarcus1751 what no. I love that one just as much as this one
I played both games on my Nintendo DSi XL. It was fun. I love Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks because these 2 are my favorite games. Also, Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks follows the Adult Timeline. Phantom Hourglass is a direct sequel to The Wind Waker and Spirit Tracks is a direct sequel to Phantom Hourglass and it takes place after a 100 years.
That's me actually. This theme changed mind.
@@reecegonzales17Yeah its a great Zelda trio
One of my favorite zelda games. Legendary!
So underrated musics are juste inasane It's crazy to think that when we were little we didn't even realize how incredible she is, especially today when I'm doing some musics I realize what an incredible amount of work it must have taken to have such a masterclass ! ⭐️
Same ASF
I can’t understand why theres a train, and I LOVE IT!?
Haha I get it legendary cause legend of zelda
Yeah same.
Everyone hated on spirit tracks for the train. Personally, I thought everything about spirit tracks was great... except those GOD DAMN PAN FLUTE DUETS. The first few are super easy and forgiving, but the last few.... well, to put it this way... the sand temple one kept me from completing the game for 10 YEARS. In the end I found a way to cheese it and that was the only way I managed to get past it.
The game was amazing everything was good, I hated the demon train things tho, and the damn mics were so weird.
The 4th and 5th one are the ones that give me trouble. The rest are easy
I legit did the fire one by just spamming flute
😂
i hated those
My childhood game... I love it so much!
its my childhood game too... but im still a child :P
*****
Guess that means HE'S only 5 years old.
Same here bro
It's just not the same without a train chugging along in the background.
+Craig Tierney ikr
ikr the train was an instrument
Future Skywalker No Patrick, trains are not an instrument
The train makes the best rythm
I love how the overworld songs for Spirit Tracks and Wind Waker go along with your vehicle. A nice, upbeat tune to go along with the chugging engine of your train, and a calm, floaty song to go with your boat bouncing along the waves.
Listening to this track, now, so many years later, honestly makes me cry...
It was the first Zelda game I ever finished and the one that truly got me in love with the franchise.
This game represents my childhood, my dreams, it built me, just like the whole series did !
I'm not kidding when I say Zelda games are not only my favourite games, but also the second thing I love the most in the world, after Space.
And this song, full of bittersweet nostalgia, will forever stay in my heart, in my soul...
Thank you, The Legend of Zelda, for making me who I am, and who I will become !
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Same bro LOZ 4 life
THIS GAME IS ALMOST 6 YEARS OLD
yet it feels like yesterday it came out
good lord...
+Seank7 yep i fell like yesterday too
Dammm, time is fast o_0
+Seank7 Oh dear...
Probably one of my favorite Zelda games.
But... You're a Magikarp.
How the fuck did you use the touch screen?
👌👌🏼👌🏽👌🏾👌🏿
"The customer is always right".
This applies to everyone except people who don't like Spirit Tracks. In this case, the customer is wrong.
+Noah Mamet Sometimes the Customer can eat shit.
....it's pne of the worst Zelda games ever.
DarkLordYianni shut up
DarkLordYianni that’s a really interesting way to spell “best”
yes, so true
This game came out in the perfect timeframe for me to play as a young kid. This music is pure nostalgia
Damn. Spirit Tracks may be my favorite Zelda soundtrack. It's so good.
A lot of people complained about the amount of travelling in Spirit Tracks. That was never a problem for me because I got to hear this awesome song.
AtheistGamer Plus this gives you the adventure feel.
And you can see the vast world.
This was the first Zelda game I ever played and I loved it
me too! :-)
Yup me too, it made me love Zelda
+Morgan Anderson Me too!
2nd after twilight princess still an AWESOME GAME THOUGH
Yup
So much nostalgia, I played this game when I was a kid (I’m 17 and 18 soon) and I just noticed how much this game got trashtalked, I never noticed before (I was way too young) this game is my favorite Zelda game, the ost, the gameplay, everything is so perfect ! I remember being so scared when the evil trains were after me haha
Dude same here 17 going on to 18 and I feel the same way
I used to play this when I was 10...
There are no evil trains nor good trains. There are just trains. All trains follow the path which they were created for. All trains have purpose and necessary evils to balance them out. The train that chased you is there to keep you sharp. A hero can only be as heroic as his challenges are difficult.
Until you understand that, you will never be a good engineer.
Enjoy your youth! Live it up, take chances, say yes, be happy!!
@@jamesremus07 thanks ! :)
Man I would love for their to be a Spirit Tracks sequel on console, anyone else think Toon Link should return to console after Zelda U?
Yea a wind waker hd remake was a start but itd be epic to see a new too link game thats after sprit tracks with niko and alfonso, there havd to be a completly new concept tho
That would be cool! Think about it! Spirit Tracks world was HUGE! The only issue was the trains limiting where you could go. If there was ever a sequel, trains could just be used for faster transport, but you could explore wherever you want on Epona or by foot! Toon Epona huh... Hell yeah! :P
Snoop Doge tht be pretty cool as long as niko and alofonso are in it
Jared Trigalet Niko would be dead by then. Unless it's a direct sequel.
FamousGoalHorns I meant a direct seqel
This soundtrack it's just a masterpiece. I had so many memories, it's beautiful.
I have almost no memories of playing this game, but as soon as I heard this music an immense nostalgia feeling hit me right in the feelings.
That's how you know a game is great, you don't have to remember it, but deep inside you still know it and cherish it
Hearing it again literally made me cry, it makes me feel like it's saying it wants to be free, break all the barriers and explore the world, I just wasn't able to hold my tears, that's how much I love it
This is absolutely stunning, as is the entire game. Yet it's still widely the lowest rated Zelda game. Definitely in my top 5 👌🏼
Yesss! At last someone agrees with me! When I finished the game, I was just so... Sad! It was a beautiful game, yet I found lots of haters on the Internet...
As all zelda games spirit tracks is great, but i prefer phantom hourglass over this one, both are really similar but i feel ph is superior.
Isn't Minish cap like the 3rd worst?
Top 5 for me was Wind Waker, Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess, Spirit Tracks, Phantom Hourglass
top 5:
5. twilight princess
4.spirit tracks
3.nes
2.majora's mask
1.wind waker.
this song is so uplifting! like you want to venture into new lands, like you want to blow the whistle with the song and you want to ride the tracks! it's so great!!!
I can never get over how the bassline at 2:47 matches the ocean theme from Wind Waker it's such a perfect allusion to the boat riding from that game and how this all takes place in the same world and adventure just took new forms
Going in your car traveling along the country with this song ... omg
I actually liked Spirit Tracks. It was kind of special, with the locomotive and all, but I appreciated the game. Couldn't describe the awesomeness to make a hike through the realm with this song, using all along the locomotive's whistle
This music is beautiful!
wow. After almost 12 years it's still amazing to listen to.
the 25th anniversary version was soooooo gooooood
Lol I'm laughing so hard at your profile picture xD
InToxicraft Its changed since then, but go ahead and laugh at the waifu
I feel like the original is better.
Anyone remember the days when people complained that Zelda has trains.... now we have robots and giant death machines and a motorcycle
Well Majoras Mask had Aliens.
@@cristiany140 It did?
@@jessygingles30I think there was a side quest in Majoras mask in which aliens tried to steal cows.
@@letsplaysaschagd9331 oh
My very 1st Zelda game, this song brings a tear to my eyes every time.
I love this game ans this track! This game accompanied me when I lost my job and had to stay home for a long time. Still listen to Spirit Tracks music till now and my 5-year old loves the game and music too
Giving a Zelda game to your five-years old truly is an amazing gift !👍😊
Started playing it yesterday, I got so much nostalgia from it even though I never played it or Phantom Hourgalss, or even Wind Waker ( ;-; ), It's so damn good, and I already love Zelda.
I played those two last year and felt so nostalgic 😭 must be because of the sound chip or the ds or the system itself
This will always be one of my favorite Zelda tracks. Too amazing not to love :)
I see what you did there. Zelda tracks :D
KantoOfHyrule XD
The soundTRACK is fantastic, honestly.
I always appreciated how you never had to follow the path you laid out and that you could diverge from it on the fly, unlike Phantom Hourglass. Also this song is incomplete without the sounds of the train.
I've never played any Zelda games so far... But I just listened to this song again and it almost made me cry (but in a beautiful way). My younger brother has played this game and he once showed me this soundtrack. I really loved it! It feels so nostalgic and adventurous to me. I liked it so much that I started to learn it on the piano (which I can play decently), but I wanted to play it... properly! Since there are too many notes to play at once for one person (I took in almost all the instruments in my piano arrangement) I thought to myself: "well, you could play this with your brother!" He loves the song too, but he can't really play the piano. So I gave him the easier part. We started to learn it but we stopped after a while... Maybe not enough motivation, I don't remember exactly. Anyway, all of this happened maybe two years ago. Now I moved to Germany (my family lives in Italy) for university, and today... I was playing the guitar and randomly remembered this song! I tried it out and I still remembered some of the chords by heart! It wasn't difficult to find the missing ones. And now I came back to listen to this song on TH-cam and it really reminds me of my brother! It's a beautiful and sad memory at the same time somehow. (He's still alive just to be clear) :))
Wow
Thank you for sharing! Wherever you are right now I hope you and your brother are fine
i whistle this tune on a weekly basis. and have ever since 2009.
This was a beautiful song, and an even better game. A very underrated game, and a real gem for the DS Lite. The best part of this song was to carefully match up the train's sounds with it to serve as a sort of background instrument.
Still here in 2019 to listen to this song, it brings me so much memories, this game was truly good. If one day by a miracle there is a HD version, well like i would sell my soul if i have to to play it.
2020, coronavirus lock-in, listening to the best song of the best The Legend of Zelda game
this song gives me immense nostalgia from being a kid. i love it dearly
Played it a loooooong time ago with my best bud at that time. We played this and Phantom Hourglass for hours straight, over and over again. He even had a GameCube and we played Majoras Mask on it. But he only had the demo version and we tried to beat the game in only 30 minutes.... every single day... Damn nostalgia hits.
Unfortunately we arent friends anymore even tho I can see his house from mine...
This theme is peak
Ah, this song never gets old.
This is the song that got me into death metal!
tbh same
What the frig??
Same here
How?
Spirit Tracks is so underappreciated. One of my most favorite Zelda games to date.
OMG THE NOSTALGIA HIT IS REAL.
The game is really a masterclass, especially the music, and it's hearing it that made me want to make music myself . Ost are so important to a game
this was the first game i had ever played in my childhood and recently i heard this piece in the background of a youtube video i was watching and the memories all came rushing back, here i am now just soaking uo the nostalgia of this fantastic piece. i cant wait to buy this game again at some point
if you have a computer you can emulate the game using free software found on the Internet
Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks are such underrated zelda games! I spent countless hours playing them Constantly
I haven't played this game in over... what, 8 years? I'm man enough to admit, that this made me cry. It made me remember those good times... god, I miss them. It's shown me how much I've grown... live on forever in my heart, Spirit Tracks!
This was the very first Zelda game I beat. I already loved this song back then, but today, I really appreciate it.
It's been like 10 years since I've heard this music, but I still knew it by heart
I grew up with oot and fell in love with the soundtrack for that game. But holy shit, this song is SO INSANELY GOOD. I heard it as background music in a youtube video and spent the last half hour trying to find it. I knew it was a Legend of Zelda song without having heard it before. Never even knew about this game.
Such a bittersweet feeling. Brings me back to childhood when everything was so much simpler and happier. This song is still gorgeous and still gives me a feeling of readiness and anticipation, but I wish I could feel it today as strongly as I felt it back then. Man, nostalgia is so powerful.
If you're reading this comment it means you have a superb music taste.
Yes
thanks you~
*The look of superiority*
I LOVE THIS SONG
Def in one of my top 10 most memorable tracks in the history of my existence
This is my favourite zelda game, the story, the bosses, man, I just love it
This was my first ever Zelda game. I remember getting it at 6 years old in 2009, the same year I got my DSi for my birthday. Man this game is so so underrated, the nostalgia I get from it is unreal
Listening to this song after 10 years playing the game just gave me chills down my spine...
You know stuff was getting lit when you heard this. This is nostalgia god I remember my brother going to mom to help him with bosses and her playing when he wasn't and just watching then. God I loved that.
So easy yet hard to believe this game came out 13 years ago and I was 8-9, playing on my ds, I remember sometimes I'd actually just drive the train around to listen to the over world music. I recently replayed the whole game cause as a kid I never beat it (I was scared of the phantoms n demon trains) and it brought back a lot of nostalgic feelings for LOZ games and I fully enjoyed the experience. Spirit tracks, imo, is #2 best Zelda game and ost for a Zelda game.
This theme was amazing. No matter what beat in the music it was, the "chuga chuga chuga" of the train always hit and amplified the beat perfectly.
This was def a great game, I miss having it
Damn the nostalgia hits so hard here. I remember the Christmas morning I got this game; I went to my grandmother’s and showed it off to my cousins all day. That weekend my parents took me to this lodge in the north of where I live on a vacation and we got snowed in. I took that time to complete this game in a few days. I was really content then. I remember how warm and comfy the bed was in that lodge, the fire, sitting there with my DS and joking around with my parents. It’s a memory I hadn’t thought of at all until hearing this song again; funny how music unlocks memories like that.
The otistic zelda in all of its splendor! I fudging love this game
Haven't even played this game and this is one of my favorite Zelda tracks. Get it? Spirit tracks, soundtracks...
I'll show myself out.
please leave.
it was 4 years ago, I think he already left haha
@@jensvanbouwel4828 lmao
Spencer Pettus that wasn’t as good as it could have been. How much TRAINing have you had in the art of puns?
Sorry please come back
I just noticed at 1:00 you can hear a small piece of Windwaker playing until the whistle part starts again! Wow!
One of the best tracks🔥