DKC 2 had the more distinctive humming melodies. DKC 3 had the atmosphere that captured the settings a little better. I actually liked DKC 3's soundtrack slightly more.
Dude your work is amazing, i'm really glad people like you exist. I grew up playing Dkc and the restoring work you make is very special for me. Great Job!
I absolutely adore this and Northern Hemispheres. Both always felt like very fresh, beautiful takes on the roughness and dangers of extreme winter and cold. I've never been abroad. The lowest temperature I've ever had to "endure" was about 4°C (no idea what this is in Fahrenheit) and I've never been even close to snow (though, contrary to popular belief, it is possible in Brazil, on the southern region - I live in the southeast, however). But these two themes, along with (much later) Phendrana Drifts (from Metroid Prime) alternate in translating to me that harsh winter feel. Thank you so much, Sam! 😁
4 Celsius is about 38 degrees Faranheit. Greetings to Brazil. I live in southwest Canada. This part of Canada doesn't get very cold where I am. It's hot in summer (between 25 and 40 celsius) and winters here are between -5 and +15 Celsius. The hottest temperatures I was in was +45 in Calfornia and the coldest for me was -40.
Essa música tem um ar mais empolgante, como se fosse fantástico um mundo gelado. A anterior que vc mencionou do primeiro DKC trazia um aspecto mais de perigo, de que aconteceria uma avalanche a qualquer momento e você precisasse de resgate.
Talk about memories, I was maybe 6 when I played this game and it was one of my favorites. I felt so happy as a kid when I finally beat the entire DKC trilogy on the SNES. Thank you for this bit of nostalgia.
I like your realistic, relaxed playstyle. Otherwise these games would have been no fun, as they are also about the experience, and entertainment, and not just obsessing about perfection the whole day, every day.
@@salenrosen8532 he's obviously talking about the mentality of the people that watch other people play a game perfectly, without dying or even getting hit and acts as If They're the best players of that game, but then uses that Idea of "professional player" to judge If the person that IS playing the same game is good or bad, and (most of the time) If the person they watch doesnt finish a level/Boss without doing some mistakes (like we're ALL used to do, we're humans not machines for gods sake lol), they Will straight call them bad Just because they do not dedicate their whole life to a game to the point they dont even get hit/killed ONCE. This mentality IS way more common in competitive multiplayer games, where one single mistake that can cost the match Will cause some profanities in either the chat or the Voice chat.
Yesss, it's fixed! Once again, fantastic job, mister! ❤ Edit: noooo, the very last loop has that rhythmic inconsistency present in the short version you posted. =/ Thanks, nevertheless!
Both the SNES and GBA capture 2 sides of the same coin of winter, that being the danger of the blizzard and the weather and the jolly nature of Christmas.
@@burnvalves7874 I believe his methods he uses for these restorations may only be applicable to the DKC series since they used real instrumental samples, granted compressed down to fit on the cart, which at the time was fairly uncommon. I could be wrong but I know not many other SNES games had music that sounded so good and almost CD quality like.
![Donkey Kong Country 2 - Mining Melancholy [Restored] Extended](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BAovYwVQwB8/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Donkey Kong Country 3 - Cascade Capers [Restored] Extended](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/X7R81hx_Wus/mqdefault.jpg)
Spends minutes trying to jump onto a rolling barrel then immediately jumps off it after finally succeeding.
DKC 2 had the more distinctive humming melodies.
DKC 3 had the atmosphere that captured the settings a little better.
I actually liked DKC 3's soundtrack slightly more.
I like DKC 3's soundtrack more than 1. 2 edges it for more iconic tracks.
Born in 1985, I got to enjoy this game in my childhood prime.
0:46 *Kiddy prepares to jump
*Kiddy fails
Me in life.
His face while falling is perfect
Dude your work is amazing, i'm really glad people like you exist. I grew up playing Dkc and the restoring work you make is very special for me. Great Job!
0:48 lol
I didn’t expect the sudden funny and spat out food. XD
Eu ri demais nessa parte kkkk
@@dannyelb olha os Br aí kkkk muito bom este canal
@@bigfootchico3710 booooa, sempre bom ver que Br tem bom gosto hahahaa todo video novo venho aqui sentir uma nostalgia hahaha
It was funny because it's unexpected and so bad play xD
0:45 good gameplay bro xd
Jk , your work is amazing bro
I absolutely adore this and Northern Hemispheres. Both always felt like very fresh, beautiful takes on the roughness and dangers of extreme winter and cold. I've never been abroad. The lowest temperature I've ever had to "endure" was about 4°C (no idea what this is in Fahrenheit) and I've never been even close to snow (though, contrary to popular belief, it is possible in Brazil, on the southern region - I live in the southeast, however). But these two themes, along with (much later) Phendrana Drifts (from Metroid Prime) alternate in translating to me that harsh winter feel. Thank you so much, Sam! 😁
Well put!
Try this one from FFVII if you woke up to 6 feet of snow...m.th-cam.com/video/oeIefheO3h0/w-d-xo.html
4 Celsius is about 38 degrees Faranheit. Greetings to Brazil. I live in southwest Canada. This part of Canada doesn't get very cold where I am. It's hot in summer (between 25 and 40 celsius) and winters here are between -5 and +15 Celsius. The hottest temperatures I was in was +45 in Calfornia and the coldest for me was -40.
Essa música tem um ar mais empolgante, como se fosse fantástico um mundo gelado.
A anterior que vc mencionou do primeiro DKC trazia um aspecto mais de perigo, de que aconteceria uma avalanche a qualquer momento e você precisasse de resgate.
@@michaelhockaday6474 down in south Manitoba I believe the coldest was we’ve had was around -48 C. That’s real cold
0:32 - 0:48 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Encuentro tan hermosa la melodía y el paisaje de esas etapas, en especial cuando el cielo se pone anaranjado asimilando un atardecer.
I love this game DK 1, DK2 and DK3, I have good feelings and memories listening to these songs.
Talk about memories, I was maybe 6 when I played this game and it was one of my favorites. I felt so happy as a kid when I finally beat the entire DKC trilogy on the SNES. Thank you for this bit of nostalgia.
6:55
FINALLY
Always loved this track. Pretty epic restoration
The atmosphere in this is just perfect :))
0:41 I love how you die trying to ride the metal barrel.
This one's perfect. Super quality but not too different from the original.
mi remasterizado favorito 😁😁😁
One of my favorite songs as a little kid
I like to listen to this while looking at the beautiful backgrounds of the snow levels -- it's very relaxing.
my favorite theme in the game
You did a masterful job on this
I’m so happy my family didn’t have the money for anything better. I was born in 96 and still got the entire NES and SNES experience
Dude me too!
Played SNES till 2006
@@monkeeseemonkeedoo3745 nice bro. Good times
0:47 KEKW
Watching you try to jump on the keg then falling in the pit 😂
Sadtrombone.wav
Wow! This track sounds amazing restored!
I give my eternal thanks for doing this. I enjoy the soundtrack of Donkey Kong 3, but this stage stood out the most for me.
The graphics are amazing but the music in this trilogy is phenomenal
Best. Snow level theme. Ever.
Damn you really did a great job with this one, it sounds exactly like the original but with far better quality
WAY better than the DKC3 GBA track.
I respectfully disagree. Each ost brings something to the table the other's lacking.
And then Pokey Pipes slaps in the GBA version. What's up with composition for these games
Def better than dkc 3 gba
GBA tracks are shit compared to this
@@oOshekerOowhich is funny because those were composed by David Wise
This sounds incredible, you really perfected the original!
Beautiful, you work is amazing!
It's funny to realize when first winter snow falls, this music always plays in my mind. ^^
I can’t tell if the crocodiles are havin the time of their lives, or freakin the fuck out. 😆
Crocodiles are cold-blooded, so I'm guessing the cold climate is a shock to their systems.
@@torrent9666
Too literal. Lol
Both 😆😜
Da igual el Donkey Kong Country, la música basada en agua o nieve es de otro universo
These are so well done. I love them. Do you think you might ever restore the GBA soundtrack of DKC3?
He answers that only the original trilogy will be restored.
I like your realistic, relaxed playstyle. Otherwise these games would have been no fun, as they are also about the experience, and entertainment, and not just obsessing about perfection the whole day, every day.
What's that supposed to mean? He's not a gamer, he's a musician. Of course it's gonna be relaxed and slow.
A person can be both.
I dunno, I get a lot of joy out if speedrunning the first DKC. I'll never be a top player but it felt great pulling off a dankspin for my friends
@@salenrosen8532 he's obviously talking about the mentality of the people that watch other people play a game perfectly, without dying or even getting hit and acts as If They're the best players of that game, but then uses that Idea of "professional player" to judge If the person that IS playing the same game is good or bad, and (most of the time) If the person they watch doesnt finish a level/Boss without doing some mistakes (like we're ALL used to do, we're humans not machines for gods sake lol), they Will straight call them bad Just because they do not dedicate their whole life to a game to the point they dont even get hit/killed ONCE.
This mentality IS way more common in competitive multiplayer games, where one single mistake that can cost the match Will cause some profanities in either the chat or the Voice chat.
love the music
3:14 Dixie kong is chasing the penguin
You rock for this
Yesss, it's fixed! Once again, fantastic job, mister! ❤
Edit: noooo, the very last loop has that rhythmic inconsistency present in the short version you posted. =/ Thanks, nevertheless!
Both the SNES and GBA capture 2 sides of the same coin of winter, that being the danger of the blizzard and the weather and the jolly nature of Christmas.
where else could you hear this kind of tunes? only games
You should do Fiery furnace bro! thats a killer tune!
I did bro!
@@JamminSamMiller was lookin through ur channel and cant seem to find it, can u link?
@@tomwilliams1849 lava theme?
@@Alan-cm7ye i thought it was called Hot Head Bop
COLD SNOW :3
Waiting for Krematoa extended
Those penguins were savage
💙💜
reminds me of home ☃
PLEAAAASE RESTORE THE DKC GBA & DONKEY KONG LAND OST I BEG YOU
You should donate to patreon with this note
Im not sure if yoiu will read this but... Will you restore Super Castlevania IV music?
Sorry, i'm more focused on DKC and original music
@@JamminSamMiller I mean in the future. Or more snes games. You are a GOD in this 😭
@@burnvalves7874 I believe his methods he uses for these restorations may only be applicable to the DKC series since they used real instrumental samples, granted compressed down to fit on the cart, which at the time was fairly uncommon. I could be wrong but I know not many other SNES games had music that sounded so good and almost CD quality like.
@@holtzboy242 I think he use the original MIDI and clean it slowly sound by sound. Not real instruments. But I dont know :(
Sounds a tad like High Speed for the NES.
This version is better than the GBA version
Also Windy Well
Rock Mountains
Does Frosty Frolics remind anyone else of At Doom's Gate from DOOM? lol
A r t .
Do they like my exit?
🎵 *Transformers more than meets the eye*
Kremling: AUH!! 🧊
Sounds like Zero to Hero from Hercules.
My life
LOL
Be erres cade vocês?
Aulas de português, cade vocês?
@@monomate Esqueceu de botar acento em "cadê" e quer corrigir os outros kkkkkkk
Allahu akbar