@Haven i have both on n64 now, and they both have their good qualities. I prefer tooies length, gameplay variety, trivia game and interwoven worlds, while liking kazooies music, humour, rhymes, environments and overall performace better. The final battle is equally sick in both games.
It will be very weird when N64s are close to 100 years old… will they still work?? I was 4 when they came out so it is feasible I’ll be playing a 80+ year old N64 one day… 20s flew by quick I’m sure we’re only a blink away from old age
Can we talk about how seamlessly they flow into each other? That's incredible and greatly appreciated. You could have just cut and paste each one but you really went the extra mile.
Idk why but I love the transition from the freezeezy peak version to the gobi valley one sm. It's cool to go from Christmas to stranded in the middle of the Sahara.
Grant Kirkhope puts so much feeling into his music each piece perfectly thematic to the game or level composed for, both Grant Kirkhope and Koji Kondo are who ignited a love for music in me at a young age
This was such a great game, Microsoft hear our words. Let us reunite with the bear and bird! I loved this game, and the battle with the witch, this games needs to come to the Switch!
Honestly such an underrated game with an amazing sense of imagination fun creativity and isn't afraid to have fun with itself, the soundtrack is something we are missing in most games these days they just don't do it like they used to anymore
Wow, you just blew my fucking mind. I have never heard of that song until your comment. Just looked it up. What an amazing reference for music and a fun little easter egg.
I was watching that new Mike Myers series “The Pentaverate” and they played the Teddy Bear’s Picnic at one point which I had never heard before but it immediately reminded me of Banjo-Kazooie so I did some research and ended up here! 😂
When these game studios made so much efford for 1 song. Different tones. For each area. Still 1 song. This is so amazing. Ill never forget how i loved to play this game
Well go figure. I just downloaded the older version yesterday and now this one's out. Still this one does sound notably better. You keep doing your awesome thing man!
TheSinglePlayer Thanks man! Admittedly my original version used the CD version of the normal music, the aquatic was a bad quality rip, and the rest I recorded with line-in, then amplifying each track to the highest point before clipping. Those were all really really terrible mistakes. This time they were all ripped from the USFs as a 48000hz 32-bit WAV and now not amplifying anything, then exported as WAV. Hopefully everyone's ears will be pleased.
MoldyPond Rest assured that my ears are very pleased with everything you've done. I am always exited to see (or I suppose hear) anything that you've done.
I just wanted to say thanks for making and uploading this. I come back to this often for a background song to get shit done. I love Banjo & Kazooie music, no doubt, but as to why these songs get me motivated, I couldn't tell you. So yeah, thanks!
Sei que tem um ano, mas existe um ROM totalmente traduzido, e muito bem traduzido por sinal, em PT-BR. Até as rimas da Gruntilda foram traduzidas perfeitamente.
I’ve thought about this for a rareware gamer’s lifetime and this is Grant Kirkhope’s best composition of all in my eyes (ears). You gotta understand; I grew up with DK64 and Goldeneye, both of which I have nostalgic and objective favorings toward, but... this one just wins, dude. It’s such a strong, catchy, brilliant, shiftable, perfect theme.
@JRyanC_ Yeah, this is a song that shares basic melodic structure at certain points, it definitely doesn’t take away Grant’s originality and ability to recontextualize the song for 10 different settings and also then transpose it into a final boss theme of its own and then also, he has the ability to shred said song on guitar where most composers don’t even perform their own songs. This is like one person throwing some beef on a bun vs The most gourmet burger meal ever made at a 5 star restaurant.
Love this game! I always loved,since I was a kid,that the lair changed song near levels or paintings! My favorite version was the freezezy peak one(back in the days with no internet I usually put on the game and spent time chilling on gruntilda lair freezezy peak entrance just to listen the music),nowadays is click clock wood version,in reality all the soundtrack is a masterpiece! While my favorite level is mad monster mansion
Grant Kirkhope sampling Teddy Bear's Picnic in this song is legit the best sample of all time. It gives such a fairy tale/childhood vibe that's unbeatable. And Grunty's laugh just being the same sound but repeated with reverb is so good. It reminds me of the Boos in Mario 64.
I remember this as a kid (Getting up every morning to turn on my ND64 to play this wonderful game). I miss them good old days. I'm hoping they add Banjo & Kazooie to the Nintendo Switch (I'm 25)
I know the Banjo soundtrack and DK64 sound fairly similar, but I always picture the Kongs as the band playing the Banjo soundtrack with their instruments.
There was something unsettling about this game which is why I loved it as a kid. Those were my favorite types of things. My favorite movies were The Dark Crystal and Return to Oz
As the clever Alex Yard has put it, this song is such a dynamic tune to listen to... The different variations only enhance mysteriousness of it. Plus, with the addition of the tritone substitution during that bassoon section start at 1:00 (The colourful chords at 1:04 and 1:09) only makes the theme so catchy... Almost as if there is a clandestine element to travelling through Grunty's Lair.
Nice job using the best version of each clankers cavern, bubblegloop swamp, and gobis valley, even though for bubblegloop swamp it's the picture instead of the entrance room.
Nice catch! It's something I didn't realize until many years after first playing the game that for most of the levels there's two different versions of the lair theme and that one of them is more "full" than the other :D
@@noname-jt6kl Hmm, I'm only going off of memory here so I'm probably wrong. Mumbo's Mountain is the same for both since they're both in the exact same area.
@@MoldyPond no, i still play regularly so im 100% sure. The entrance is fine, but going up the path to the picture would change the music back to normal for some reason.
0:00 Normal (first variation)
2:00 Mumbo's Mountain
3:13 Treasure Trove Cove
3:53 Clanker's Cavern
5:04 Bubblegloop Swamp
5:48 Freezeezy Peak
6:58 Gobi's Valley
7:42 Aquatic
8:52 Normal (second variation)
9:34 Mad Monster Mansion
10:46 Rusty Bucket Bay
11:28 Click Clock Wood
12:39 Grunty's Furnace Fun
Thanks bud! Totally forgot to put these in the info.
@@MoldyPond If you put it on the description it will separate the video in chapters, wich is way easier to navigate! ;)
@@rodrigold6247 Thanks a bunch, I've been wondering how that function works for awhile now!
@@MoldyPond 4 years later 😂
I remixed Gruntilda's theme tho!
th-cam.com/video/xQJGMZCWk6Y/w-d-xo.html
I have legitimately had this stuck in my head since 1998
Here since 2010 :D
2011 :)
Me since 2004
I whistle this at work, people always tell me it sounds familiar😁
Same 1998
Gotta appreciate these tunes because something tells me we’ll never get a game close this ever again. Such a masterpiece seriously!
It's very unique.
Yes
@Lode nothing like the original n64
@Haven i have both on n64 now, and they both have their good qualities. I prefer tooies length, gameplay variety, trivia game and interwoven worlds, while liking kazooies music, humour, rhymes, environments and overall performace better. The final battle is equally sick in both games.
@@noname-jt6kl I'd say Kazooie is alot better moment to moment, but Tooie has a more interesting world, characters and boss battles.
I cant wait to be 90 years old and humming Banjo Kazooie tunes
I can wait being old sucks Ive heard
The original melody is coincidentally from a 90 year old song “the teddy bears picnic”
And cackling like Gruntilda
@@Stevetrades She has the best witchy laugh ever.
It will be very weird when N64s are close to 100 years old… will they still work?? I was 4 when they came out so it is feasible I’ll be playing a 80+ year old N64 one day… 20s flew by quick I’m sure we’re only a blink away from old age
Shotouts to the amazing music for Grunty's Furnace Fun that was literally used in ONE room
One TINY room*, might I add lol
Sad fact.
Just shows the power of Grant Kirkhope
glad im not the only one who just stood in there for no good reason to listen to that shit
@@kezisthename No you're not, bro
This place is no teddy bear's picnic...
I appreciate that there isn’t a sudden cutoff between songs. Great to listen to while doing my college studies.
I read that as “doing my college students” I’m a sick person😂😂😂
@@PresidentPixel lol 😂
This song is so great, it entertains me / It makes it easy to work for my degree
Exactly! 😆
@@PresidentPixel 😂😂 why Not?!
This is unironically one of my favorite pieces of music in gaming history.
Yeah, Grant Kirkhope is a beast.
It wouldn't be the same without Grunty's laugh
During the Freezy Peak part I still hear that damn snowman laughing although it's no even there.
I just noticed that Gruntilda has the n64 logo as her ring
I don't see it
@@Mahier_theguy 3rd finger just under the "designed for N64 Rumble pak"
Ty
I never noticed that if didn't for your comment
she is fucking married to a n64
I hate hub worlds in most games but an ever changing catchy tune like this always makes me push on forward
The hub world was almost my favorite thing in this game
Why is that?? 🤔
Persona 4/5’s hub worlds are pretty lit 🔥
Not a fan of Mario 64 I take it
@@Lieutenant_Dude yeah, i almost don't look at it as a hub world it's that good, and only when I saw this comment did I think about that.
This game’s presentation is 10/10. They dont make em like this anymore. Glad I got to experience it back in the day
Not looking hard enough.
This is damn near making me cry. Wish I could go back to playing this when I was younger
5 more years until I'm 40, ;P Yeah I'd like to be a teen again.
Same fam
It was so amazing hearing the music change depending on which entrance you were near, such a magical masterpiece of childhood.
"It really does sound quite absurd,
Adventure of a bear and bird!"
"When I'm nice and thin once more,
Burgers, fries, and chips galore!"
I heard this in Grunty’s voice
Can we talk about how seamlessly they flow into each other? That's incredible and greatly appreciated. You could have just cut and paste each one but you really went the extra mile.
Thanks a bunch :D
Wouldn't seem right without it.
Yep, it replicates the style of the games music perfectly.
Grant kirkhope sure made some magic with his work in music
@@MoldyPond you did an excellent job! As a cinematic student myself. Sound editing is hard lol
My favorite is the fade into treasure trove cove and freezeezy peak
Idk why but I love the transition from the freezeezy peak version to the gobi valley one sm. It's cool to go from Christmas to stranded in the middle of the Sahara.
Click Clock Wood is my favorite.
Its the best one
Same. I remember the chills it invoked in my 8 year old self when I first heard it in the lobby near Clanker’s Cavern.
Grant Kirkhope puts so much feeling into his music each piece perfectly thematic to the game or level composed for, both Grant Kirkhope and Koji Kondo are who ignited a love for music in me at a young age
It just hit me, the 25th anniversary since Banjo Kazooie's release is this year!
This was such a great game, Microsoft hear our words. Let us reunite with the bear and bird! I loved this game, and the battle with the witch, this games needs to come to the Switch!
I just want a remake of the games, or better yet, a Banjo threeie.
@@Diego-sb1bw: That would be cool
@@nathanbyberg yeah man, that would be perfect.
MY BOII GUESS WHAT KINDA HAPPEND?
I believe your wish was awesomely granted,
Let's hope their memory has not slanted.
Every year at E3 I pray for a Banjo-Threeie
next time,next time...
Don't we all.... I don't even have a modern console, yet I hope and pray that those who do will be able to experience it someday.....
microsoft made banjo threeie into a abomination called "nuts n bolts"
Nuts & Bolts
Nuts & Bolts was at one point in development, Banjo Threeie
So many rainy days in the summer playing this game. Takes me back
This takes me back in a way you cannot imagine... 😓
Honestly such an underrated game with an amazing sense of imagination fun creativity and isn't afraid to have fun with itself, the soundtrack is something we are missing in most games these days they just don't do it like they used to anymore
Now you get shitters like 2077 that are wooden as fuck boring as ever and have the most embarrassing soundtrack
@@getwetgary I feel like game designers lost touch and despite them trying they just can't do it like they used too
Anything but underrated. This game was very popular back in its day. Everyone with a 64 had Banjo-Kazooie..
Underrated? lmao
Underrated?
Its literally in the Top 10 best selling N64 games
Probably the Best soundtrack ever.. so mysterious so haunting yet intriging
How long it took me before realising it is based on Teddy Bears’ Picnic
Wow, you just blew my fucking mind. I have never heard of that song until your comment. Just looked it up. What an amazing reference for music and a fun little easter egg.
Grant Kirkhope went on record saying it wasn't intentional, that it may have snuck in subconsciously.
I was watching that new Mike Myers series “The Pentaverate” and they played the Teddy Bear’s Picnic at one point which I had never heard before but it immediately reminded me of Banjo-Kazooie so I did some research and ended up here! 😂
th-cam.com/video/0rsWEqBPiZg/w-d-xo.html siivagunner uploaded a version of this song set to teddy bears’ picnic
I love how you seamlessly switch between the different versions like it does naturally in the game. Well done!
I could be slowly bleeding to death and Gruntildas' witchy laugh would still put a smile on my face.
Thank you so much for putting the effort in to do this
I was today years old when I found out they used “the teddy bears picnic” for the theme of the castle and it makes the game 100xs better
Same!!! 😂😂😂
What’s Teddy Bear’s picnic? What castle?
Me too!! 😂😂
Still have my N64, I still play this game today as it still works, and it's still just as fun as it was 20 years ago.
When these game studios made so much efford for 1 song. Different tones. For each area. Still 1 song. This is so amazing. Ill never forget how i loved to play this game
Well go figure. I just downloaded the older version yesterday and now this one's out. Still this one does sound notably better. You keep doing your awesome thing man!
TheSinglePlayer Thanks man! Admittedly my original version used the CD version of the normal music, the aquatic was a bad quality rip, and the rest I recorded with line-in, then amplifying each track to the highest point before clipping. Those were all really really terrible mistakes. This time they were all ripped from the USFs as a 48000hz 32-bit WAV and now not amplifying anything, then exported as WAV. Hopefully everyone's ears will be pleased.
MoldyPond Rest assured that my ears are very pleased with everything you've done. I am always exited to see (or I suppose hear) anything that you've done.
@@MoldyPond mine definitely are
My 2 years old daughter loves this tune because I always sing it to her while we are playing. I think my parenthood job is done here!
Most replayed: Grunty's Furnace Fun... of course 😂
This is so pleasant. Thanks for taking the time to do this!
Many a long night were spent playing this game, the memories, I love it, nice work.
Beautiful. Banjo kazooie is my favourite. As a kid I enjoyed opening where they played instruments.
Años desde pequeño pasaron para escuchar esta obra de arte
Mad Monster Mansion is my favourite variation.
Mine too! That was my favorite level
@@nathanbyberg I actually meant in terms of the variation of this music. My favourite level was Freezeezy Peak!
Este soundtrack me transporta a mi niñez aun sigue siendo un juegazo
I just wanted to say thanks for making and uploading this. I come back to this often for a background song to get shit done. I love Banjo & Kazooie music, no doubt, but as to why these songs get me motivated, I couldn't tell you. So yeah, thanks!
One of the only games I will enjoy 100%ing multiple times
Please don't ever delete this.
I have no intention of ever doing so. The only reason it would ever disappear is if the Nintendo ban hammer comes along :(
@@MoldyPond Microsoft Hammer*
Simplesmente maravilhoso, a nostalgia que sinto ouvindo essas músicas é inexplicável.
Eu tbm, baixei o emulador só pra zerar essa maravilha novamente
Mano, isso me trás lembranças tão boas, sempre volto aqui quando não estou bem!
Sei que tem um ano, mas existe um ROM totalmente traduzido, e muito bem traduzido por sinal, em PT-BR. Até as rimas da Gruntilda foram traduzidas perfeitamente.
I’ve thought about this for a rareware gamer’s lifetime and this is Grant Kirkhope’s best composition of all in my eyes (ears).
You gotta understand; I grew up with DK64 and Goldeneye, both of which I have nostalgic and objective favorings toward, but... this one just wins, dude. It’s such a strong, catchy, brilliant, shiftable, perfect theme.
@JRyanC_ Yeah, this is a song that shares basic melodic structure at certain points, it definitely doesn’t take away Grant’s originality and ability to recontextualize the song for 10 different settings and also then transpose it into a final boss theme of its own and then also, he has the ability to shred said song on guitar where most composers don’t even perform their own songs.
This is like one person throwing some beef on a bun vs The most gourmet burger meal ever made at a 5 star restaurant.
Whoever made the tune can mash up themes perfectly.
Do You mean Grant Kirkhope?
Absolute masterpiece of a game and a soundtrack
God I miss the 90s. Saturday morning cocoa puffs, Pokémon on Kids WB! and binging this game for hours. Gen Z doesn't know what they missed
Love this game! I always loved,since I was a kid,that the lair changed song near levels or paintings! My favorite version was the freezezy peak one(back in the days with no internet I usually put on the game and spent time chilling on gruntilda lair freezezy peak entrance just to listen the music),nowadays is click clock wood version,in reality all the soundtrack is a masterpiece! While my favorite level is mad monster mansion
I am espeically in love with the freezeezy peak version.
Grant’s use of early sample libraries to create such a rich, rounded and convincing soundtrack is truly astounding.
Grant Kirkhope sampling Teddy Bear's Picnic in this song is legit the best sample of all time. It gives such a fairy tale/childhood vibe that's unbeatable. And Grunty's laugh just being the same sound but repeated with reverb is so good. It reminds me of the Boos in Mario 64.
I remember this as a kid (Getting up every morning to turn on my ND64 to play this wonderful game). I miss them good old days. I'm hoping they add Banjo & Kazooie to the Nintendo Switch (I'm 25)
Ehh, I doubt that'll happen. You can get it on Xbox 360, though.
Wish they would, especially with Banjo's inclusion to Smash, but it seems unlikely that Microsoft would be so generous.
21 here, this game was downright beautiful. This and tooie were my childhood
@@Novarcharesk i mean they let cuphead on the switch and even ps4, and psychonauts 2 on ps4, so i think banjo's definitely possible on switch
Hey well now banjos kinda on the switch with the n64 games coming!
I absolutely love and appreciate the flawless transitions in this version! Thank you for making this track mimic the game!
Soy solo yo o estos tonos son súper tiernos y mágicos...si algún día tengo un hijx le pondré esta música para dormir :3
The kind of music that is always playing in my head, “ Errr ahhh ahhh Errrr!”
Tears in my eyes. Weird how one video can take you back to the best days you had.
One of the best video game soundtracks of all time along with 1 of the best adventures of all time! Getting a Banjo Kazooie tattoo someday soon!
Such an underrated masterpiece, the game, the music
I know the Banjo soundtrack and DK64 sound fairly similar, but I always picture the Kongs as the band playing the Banjo soundtrack with their instruments.
Yeah. Dk64 sadly lacks the seamless transitions between versions that the Banjo games have though.
So happy I found this one after another version was deleted off youtube
Banjo is back on the Nintendo switch!!!!!
this game is a timeless classic, literally the goat
There was something unsettling about this game which is why I loved it as a kid. Those were my favorite types of things. My favorite movies were The Dark Crystal and Return to Oz
No other video game has ever maintained the hub theme while making each area unique sounding to the world it's for.
Glad the underwater theme was remembered! Good job.
This. This is what i love. 1 main theme remixed to many variations and remains the same melody concept
The best part at the end, I literally got up to dance thinking I was in a minigame
The most Beautiful soundtrack in Nintendo History and Also Ocarina of time
Who knew 13 minutes of the same melody wouldn't get repetitive?
The only necessary video on TH-cam
Should of added Clankerns cavern when you swim to the bottom of the chain, the music gets super creepy.
So much memories playing this game as a kid, good times before.
never played this game but whoa I'm glad I found this OST
Click Clock Woods variation is the best ❤
As the clever Alex Yard has put it, this song is such a dynamic tune to listen to... The different variations only enhance mysteriousness of it.
Plus, with the addition of the tritone substitution during that bassoon section start at 1:00 (The colourful chords at 1:04 and 1:09) only makes the theme so catchy... Almost as if there is a clandestine element to travelling through Grunty's Lair.
The Normal and Click Clock Wood variations sounds like something we would hear in a children's fairy-tale
Just were talking about Grunty's Lair and popped onto YT to check it out. This was AMAZING! Thank so much :)
Gruntilda is probably still grunting 'til the banjo finds the kazoo E.
I swear, no Nintendo 64 theme has managed to stick with me as much as Gruntilda's Lair has (at least, a theme from a 3D platformer).
I can't get this tune out of my head. The world needs to know about It
The original song was composed 1907, "The Teddy Bears Picnic. " These composers killed it tho
@@hpnotiqq99 yeah I know that. I just love the different instruments used for it in banjo kazooie
I’m so proud that I could tell which was which even years later. The only ones that threw me off were alternate and underwater.
Mad monster mansion
Freezeezy park
Aquatic
Normal
Click clock wood
Gobi's valley
Treasure trove cove
Mumbo's mountain
Normal 2
My faves in order
The Grunty's Furnace Fun remix is the best one.
Nothing else compares to this masterpiece of a gem❤❤❤💯💯💯💯
I played this game before I could read and this song was ingrained deeply into my subconscious only to be reawakened today.
Took a walk to my work listening to this. It made the 2 miles not so bad
Oh man the nostalgia is tingling....
For God knows why, I was always scared of this hub world because of Gruntilda occasionally talking to you. I was a kid, I was so stupid.
Teddy bears picnic 🥰
Thank you MoldyPond. I listen to this like 10 times a day. Makes me so happy
*"Gruntilda's Lair Fusion Collab"*
Nice job using the best version of each clankers cavern, bubblegloop swamp, and gobis valley, even though for bubblegloop swamp it's the picture instead of the entrance room.
Nice catch! It's something I didn't realize until many years after first playing the game that for most of the levels there's two different versions of the lair theme and that one of them is more "full" than the other :D
@@MoldyPond actually it's only those 3. Unless you count mumbo's mountain, which has the main music for it's picture for some reason.
@@noname-jt6kl Hmm, I'm only going off of memory here so I'm probably wrong. Mumbo's Mountain is the same for both since they're both in the exact same area.
@@MoldyPond no, i still play regularly so im 100% sure. The entrance is fine, but going up the path to the picture would change the music back to normal for some reason.
havent heard this since i played this on a darn n64 emulator on my phone when i was 13 and it still enters my head for no reason sometimes
Click Clock Wood and Mad Monster Mansion are my favorites by far.
A very upbeat sense of dread in hearing this. Pure Nostalgia.
I miss this game.
I have listened to this an unhealthy amount of times