@@xerayall5344 @thegame2834 This does not exist; I added the coffee steam and particle fx in edit, but the background art itself is non-moving. Thanks!
Guys the original composer is uploading a lot of videos on her youtube channel where she plays those lovely soundtracks on the piano, she's barely getting views so make sure to check her channel out! Her name is Michiru Yamane.
It’s hard being skele in the castlevania world. So many beasties are stronger than you. At any moment an adventurer or Belmont could bust through the door and turn you into a pile of bones easily. This is life and may as well take some time for yourself to look at what illusory beauty the castle offers waiting for the inevitable slaying.
castlevania, like silent hill and other konami games, has an oddly peaceful quality about it sometimes, despite the morbid subject matter. this is perfect to listen to anytime, but especially around Spooktober (right around the corner!)
@@lemonscentedgames3641 Well, Michiru Yamane left by herself, and the castlevania musical "essence" left with her somewhat. You can play Bloodstained, Igarashi and Yamane worked on the game together so the castlevania game and musical essence is right there, with the cringe story and all.
I love falling asleep to Castlevania gameplay. It's such a cozy game. I usually watch JupiterClimb because he does tons of randomizers to keep ot fresh and relaxing
So glad that Password from Castlevania 4 made the list. The song combined with the opening cutscene of the castle and Simon cracking his whip at the gates is forever burned into my memory
3:50 I love the transition into SCIV's "Waterfalls". The first two tracks comfort us into thinking this will be an elegant, classical playlist. Then those two piano chords hit us on the head, "Dun DUNNNN" and remind us that this is still Castlevania. It may be calm, but it is not safe. We still have brutal journey ahead of us.
Castlevania is my favorite video game series. One of the many reasons I love it so much is because of the music. Even though you're fighting for your life it gives the areas so much ambiance you just want to pull up a chair and sip some tea while taking in your surroundings.
It’s not just that it has great music, it’s that each composition is looked at as a piece with it’s own name and can appear in later games. You never know what they’re going to put in there.
Lost Painting made me cry instantly! That kind of cry that the tears simply falls down without any expression. This is such an intense nostalgia... Those golden moments of childhood/teenage years... Damn, music and memory have such a strong bond in the brain, and how it opperates it in neurological terms with this burst of emotion by this trigger!
SC IV was my first Castelvania game ever, i played it when i was like 14 years old. I hear waterfall theme and i could already imagine myself walking from school to video game shop where i could play SNES, PS 1 or Nintendo games. What would i give to get back in the time for at least one day and feel all of it once more!
I'm glad you put in some Lords of Shadow music in here, I know people hate that series but I loved it. My favorite was Return to the Castle - Lords of Shadow 2
me too, and don't you guys feel like it sounds like Gaspard de la nuit from Ravel ? (the gibet part) th-cam.com/video/3PQ-H1PjrWQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ValentinaLisitsaQORRecordsOfficialchannel
It is both calm and unnerving. You explore beatiful place filled with monsters and feel that you have not really seen anything yet and you try to enjoy being in the cave before you leave.
me too! i have only played that one, and SUper Castlevania 4 , and hugely enjoyed both.... just love the 'Castle Walls' track from n64, among all of the others --- fabulous
CastleVania having excellent music is nothing new but I'm glad to see all the CV64 love in this playlist. An underappreciated title by non (and some) CastleVania fans.
This was my first CastleVania. It's in my opinion one of the most atmospheric and especially the music. It's very particular. The OST highlights such an atypical title. It has its problems, basically in the tech department. The physics is funky, player movement control is clunky especially jumping mechanics, collision detection with platforms is unpredictable and the camera movement control is just trash. But goddamn my 8 year old self was so scared of playing this game. I also didn't have the Controller Pak so I couldn't ever save the damn file. It was basically a roguelike with permadeath once I shut down the console I lost all my progress so I could never made important progress. This perceived danger incremented the spookyness of the game. Many many years later I downloaded a 64 emu and CV64 rom and started playing, this time using key binding insta savings like checkpoints to offset the frustrating poor implemented mechanics regarding platforming. I got very far but never finished the game. Some day I'll restart another session and finish this game once and for all, and play the sequel, Legacy of Darkness. I also made an exchange with a classmate who had an actual Controller Pak. I gave him, temporarily my CastleVania and he gave me Duke Nukem 64... lol. And the asshole never returned it! But I also was too awkward to actually ask for the damn game. I should've kept the game he gave me though. Dumbass teenager me. Fell for an obvious robbin'
@@ncapone87Yea I really enjoyed both of them. I forked over some serious grip for Legacy of Darkness, but it was worth it. I appreciated how it was Castlevania 64's highlight reel, with some new stuff thrown in. Difficulty spikes for all of them were all over the place lmao
Me and my brother played the shit out of it, and we did not uncovered all of its secrets. Like that torch which we could simply walk over thin air to get in the first forest...
I was sleeping listening to Pink Floyd dark side of the moon... then this came on!! I had no idea what I was listening too??? ... but is sure liked it!
48:11 I was listening to this playlist in the background while working and this Genesis tune stopped me in my tracks. "Requiem for the Nameless Victims" In all of Castlevania, it is the nameless victims who are dignified with the most praising melody in all.
Castlevania reminds me of me being 12 and wrecking shit up in Draculas castle, feeling completely at peace while the orchestra played in the background. Honestly, not many things trigger a peaceful state of mind such as these masterpieces.
@albertocortese3586 Yes, there are masterpieces, and then there's mainstream or exploitation of the masses of gamers with half arsed titles. People need to learn to wait for games whether it takes 5 to 10 years to develop. Demand never created quality
sadly yes, patience and good choices are needed to find great games. At teh same time i find it sad, because back then (95 to 2010) youcould find lots of great games every year, in fact often times you had not enought time to play them all hahah! lately there are more games than ever, yet to find real good ones or those whit their own style or charisma, is a finding a gold coin in the streets, hard.@@horuslupercalaurelian1569
Crystal Teardrop is my favorite track in any Castlevania game. I love the little water droplets, the piano, the bass, the drums, the strings - it's just such an amazing track. And then the horns and organ come in and remind you that it's actually a Castlevania track. Like HOLY SHIT.
Legit. I played so much 64 back in the day, I associate those tracks with the Castlevania franchise more than staples like Bloody Tears and Divine Bloodlines.
Honestly, you should play as much as you can; they released the Advance Collection not terribly long ago. But yes, Dance of Pales was always one of my favorites.
"Waterfalls" is sucha great theme. I think SCV IV was the start of moodier, more atmospheric Castlevania music and it still has some of the best tracks
The ending theme is incredible and moody too. I still remember the first time I beat the game... I was a teen in high school, even though I'd gotten the game when I was 8 or 9. It was just too hard when I was younger. But ah, what a melancholy ending theme, and a memorable game.
01:08:33 Forbidden Area music is really mesmerizing, I remember entering that area for the first time and I was intrigued because this was a hidden part of the map you didnt have to come through here in order to finish the game or something, it really felt forbidden
I really like that this skeleton knows when it's time to sit down and smell the roses (coffee). He's just taking break. Listen, just because the lord of darkness, Dracula, offers a competitive salary and 401K to every monster that Hector brings to life doesn't mean that this skeleton isn't entitled to his legally required hour lvnchbreak and two unpaid 15 minutes breaks. They have sick days in Castlevania, but you gotta accrue them. And this guy is still sorta new. I wouldn't recommend overworking yourself when you're employed by one of the most evil forces around, but there is also a Belmont that shows up every 100 years or so. YES, you might be saving money for your skeleton family to finally own a home, but you see how this market has gotten. 100 years is a blink upon the face of the eternity that it is to save up a decent downpayment on a cottage near wherever the Castle is parked this century.
This has ensipired me to play Symphony of the Night again. It's been many years and the Soundtrack is possibly the best of all games I've played so far.
totally agree! n64 CV is the only one I really ever played , and that tune always stood out to me so much,,,, an insanely memorable game that I enjoyed years back!
Fantastic compilation of an iconic franchise. In addition to the classics there are songs from the great 'Lords of Shadows'; an exquisite soundtrack in my opinion. Greetings!
Whoever put this playlist together is an absolute legend, thank you. It's really too bad the Lords of Shadow Castlevanias are mediocre at best, as some of the tracks that are on this playlist are decent. Good to see the C64 tracks on here as well, nice deep cuts.
Absolutely nice compilation! My favorite Castlevanias are Super Castlevania IV and Lords of Shadow Part I. Never played the Symphony of the Night, which is said to be the best.
I have such a soft spot for Castlevania games, such a shame no more are produced but at least they paved the way for the Metroidvania Genre.. Beautiful Playlist and very Nostalgic!
Composer ➡ (Michiru Yamane) 🖤 (Fog-Enshrouded Nightscape) 01:18:32 ...listening to that song fills me with inner peace and memories of beautiful landscapes from Castlevania Lament of Innocence
Thanks for putting this music together. I have been a fan of Castlevania since NES's Castlevania 2. This series has some of the best gaming music ever.
Great compilation. Super Castlevania IV... amazing how complex and creative the tracks are for its time. Grew up with that game and its always sounded stellar everytime I hear it.
The game was insane in a technical level, despite the fact that it was almost a launch title for the SNES (it came out less than a year after the Super Famicom's release date).
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For those of you asking for the background artwork, I now have it uploaded to Imgur. Download it here: imgur.com/gallery/s6EfDA3
Id like the video of the image please
It tells you where to dl it from in the comment you just replied to @@houstongaragepro8343
@@TobattoVision i must be slow i dont see it?
@@TobattoVision I think what he meant is if there's the wallpaper with the moving effects to be used in ie. Wallpaper engine
@@xerayall5344 @thegame2834 This does not exist; I added the coffee steam and particle fx in edit, but the background art itself is non-moving. Thanks!
Good to see bone-bro taking a coffee break instead of constantly throwing femurs at me
Hahahahahaa
I'd like to think that's milk. Guy needs all the calcium he can get in case another Belmont shows up, y'know?
It's clearly hot cuz it has a little smoke animation, but he probably has milk in the coffee :3@@Shamshiro
They can't speak, they just trying to say, "Catch these feelings Belmont!"
Or in Aria ..his head!! (..eventually! :p) It makes such a satisfying "bong" sound when bouncing off the Claimh Solais XD
Guys the original composer is uploading a lot of videos on her youtube channel where she plays those lovely soundtracks on the piano, she's barely getting views so make sure to check her channel out! Her name is Michiru Yamane.
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks. I dove on that search bar!
Thank you ! That's a great discovery
michiru is a legend
best part of my day. thank you. bloodsuckers are real, stay convicted and safe travels to you
bless you for an 1hr 40min playlist that is actually a full playslist, and not padded with 1hr of "loop"
What a relaxing night to have a curse...
💜
Cinnamon incense, orange blossom honey tea, and purple led lights. What an enchanting spell tonight will be
@ghostcasinorewind What, relaxing? Everyone relaxes sooner or later, Man.
@ghostcasinorewindyou clearly never played a Nintendo. Dick.
Missed a golden opportunity to title the video Tranquilvania. :P
I enjoy CalmVania, though.
Perhaps that can be a sequel name?
That's barely even a silver opportunity.
Bronze plated max.
CasCHILLvania.. surely
Waterfalls is my favourite song for relaxing. There's something very deep in it. I will listen to it forever
Couldn't agree more!
What A Wonderful Night To Have a Curse
It’s hard being skele in the castlevania world. So many beasties are stronger than you. At any moment an adventurer or Belmont could bust through the door and turn you into a pile of bones easily. This is life and may as well take some time for yourself to look at what illusory beauty the castle offers waiting for the inevitable slaying.
🍜☮️🎶👍🍞
Just got into Castlevania and boy let me tell you was this the BEST decision I have ever made!!!
Start with the nes ones and save yourself from being spoiled
Yep. It's a pretty badass journey.
castlevania, like silent hill and other konami games, has an oddly peaceful quality about it sometimes, despite the morbid subject matter. this is perfect to listen to anytime, but especially around Spooktober (right around the corner!)
Nobody is more calm then a dead body 😅
sad Konami is so disgustingly out of touch, firing both Igarashi and Kojima, who wouldve given us more silent hill and castlevania
@@lemonscentedgames3641 Well, Michiru Yamane left by herself, and the castlevania musical "essence" left with her somewhat. You can play Bloodstained, Igarashi and Yamane worked on the game together so the castlevania game and musical essence is right there, with the cringe story and all.
@@alexmazviLol I've thinking about trying BloodStained, why is the story cringey? 😂
I love falling asleep to Castlevania gameplay. It's such a cozy game. I usually watch JupiterClimb because he does tons of randomizers to keep ot fresh and relaxing
This calming soundtrack has vanquished the horrible night.
So glad that Password from Castlevania 4 made the list. The song combined with the opening cutscene of the castle and Simon cracking his whip at the gates is forever burned into my memory
“Lost Painting” is such a beautiful track.
Yeah!
Lost Pales has been my absolute favorite since sotn was released ❤
Crystal Teardrops will forever be my favourite Castlevania track
Dance of Pales (SOTN) will always have a special place in my heart.
I can visualize Olrox’s Quarters while it plays too!
It’s so good
Siempre que veo la luna llena detrás de velo de nubes me acuerdo de esta canción.. una obra de arte!!
3:50
I love the transition into SCIV's "Waterfalls". The first two tracks comfort us into thinking this will be an elegant, classical playlist. Then those two piano chords hit us on the head, "Dun DUNNNN" and remind us that this is still Castlevania. It may be calm, but it is not safe. We still have brutal journey ahead of us.
Castlevania is my favorite video game series. One of the many reasons I love it so much is because of the music. Even though you're fighting for your life it gives the areas so much ambiance you just want to pull up a chair and sip some tea while taking in your surroundings.
Konami heard you!
It’s not just that it has great music, it’s that each composition is looked at as a piece with it’s own name and can appear in later games. You never know what they’re going to put in there.
Symphony of the Night is my all-time favorite game. Never gets old❤❤❤
Ditto ❤
Same
Symphony of the Night was my first Castlevania.
Yes !! Best game ever👍🔥
waterfalls from IV, is outstanding. beautiful and ominous
Greetings from the Dominican Republic....Right now I'm going to play castlevania symphony of the night...just for the melodies❤😊❤😊
Have u tried it brotha?
This made me sad..sigh. I miss these days and exploring SoTN
Great to see so many C64 songs in this chill playlist, it has an underrated OST.
seriously! super slept on jamz
Slept On? If I talk to anyone that's all they really remember is the OST.
Frantically scanning for the Commodore 64 tracks, then I realized.
The game itself wasn't great but the soundtrack is still quite memorable.
Dont talk about that game.. such hell.
Lost Painting made me cry instantly! That kind of cry that the tears simply falls down without any expression. This is such an intense nostalgia... Those golden moments of childhood/teenage years... Damn, music and memory have such a strong bond in the brain, and how it opperates it in neurological terms with this burst of emotion by this trigger!
Marble gallery gave me a nostalgia brain blast!
Requiem ❤
SC IV was my first Castelvania game ever, i played it when i was like 14 years old. I hear waterfall theme and i could already imagine myself walking from school to video game shop where i could play SNES, PS 1 or Nintendo games. What would i give to get back in the time for at least one day and feel all of it once more!
idk wtf any of you are talking about.. wish i did...
Get triggered!
This is so chill it makes the Medusa heads fly straight
I'm glad you put in some Lords of Shadow music in here, I know people hate that series but I loved it. My favorite was Return to the Castle - Lords of Shadow 2
Return to the Castle is one of my favorites, too! Titanic Struggle may have top spot, though.
Lord of shadow is not bad! It,s different. I remember when the game came out on the 360 it was something else
I used to think that Castlevania music was all about intense tunes. I was wrong. I didn't realize how wonderful and beautiful the music was!
Those castles run so deep, you find yourself in all kinds of places
Gotta love these "relaxing playlists" where the second song is immediately unsettling. Thanks.
There is absolutely nothing unsettling about the second song.
The Caves from Super Castlevania IV is one of my favorite calming themes
Same here! One of the most beautiful song ever made.
I lost myself in that game when it came out
me too, and don't you guys feel like it sounds like Gaspard de la nuit from Ravel ? (the gibet part)
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It is both calm and unnerving. You explore beatiful place filled with monsters and feel that you have not really seen anything yet and you try to enjoy being in the cave before you leave.
same here... early 90s
I actually loved the N64 Castlevanias. This is pure nostalgic bliss.
me too! i have only played that one, and SUper Castlevania 4 , and hugely enjoyed both.... just love the 'Castle Walls' track from n64, among all of the others --- fabulous
Yes, a good game. Not the best one, but a good one.
Great mix! I'm glad to see you included Castlevania 64.. I know some people bash it but it's my personal favorite.. Thanks!
Glad you like it!
my fav. too. CV 64 cannot be denied!
CastleVania having excellent music is nothing new but I'm glad to see all the CV64 love in this playlist. An underappreciated title by non (and some) CastleVania fans.
This was my first CastleVania. It's in my opinion one of the most atmospheric and especially the music. It's very particular. The OST highlights such an atypical title.
It has its problems, basically in the tech department. The physics is funky, player movement control is clunky especially jumping mechanics, collision detection with platforms is unpredictable and the camera movement control is just trash.
But goddamn my 8 year old self was so scared of playing this game. I also didn't have the Controller Pak so I couldn't ever save the damn file. It was basically a roguelike with permadeath once I shut down the console I lost all my progress so I could never made important progress. This perceived danger incremented the spookyness of the game.
Many many years later I downloaded a 64 emu and CV64 rom and started playing, this time using key binding insta savings like checkpoints to offset the frustrating poor implemented mechanics regarding platforming. I got very far but never finished the game.
Some day I'll restart another session and finish this game once and for all, and play the sequel, Legacy of Darkness.
I also made an exchange with a classmate who had an actual Controller Pak. I gave him, temporarily my CastleVania and he gave me Duke Nukem 64... lol. And the asshole never returned it! But I also was too awkward to actually ask for the damn game. I should've kept the game he gave me though. Dumbass teenager me. Fell for an obvious robbin'
Nostalgic music, and time marches on. I wish to return to the castle and the old forest around that misty lake.
Yesssss
We may, but it never ceases eh friend?
I bet when presented the proper way, experiencing castlevania games was a fundamental magical experience for not just gamers but goths especially.
Glad to see Castlevania 64 getting some love. I joyously revisited both of them over the past three-ish years.
Ew 64 lol
Legacy of Darkness was so good
@@ncapone87Yea I really enjoyed both of them. I forked over some serious grip for Legacy of Darkness, but it was worth it. I appreciated how it was Castlevania 64's highlight reel, with some new stuff thrown in. Difficulty spikes for all of them were all over the place lmao
Me and my brother played the shit out of it, and we did not uncovered all of its secrets.
Like that torch which we could simply walk over thin air to get in the first forest...
@@ncapone87 they are too clunky and dated but the atmosphere and music are great (dont give a damn about the characters though, except for Rosa)
Dance of Pales brings back memories, I always remember the name of the song as 'Olrox's Quarters' in the game.
That fountain, turning to blood
Crystal Teardrops is smooth!
I was sleeping listening to Pink Floyd dark side of the moon... then this came on!! I had no idea what I was listening too??? ... but is sure liked it!
48:11
I was listening to this playlist in the background while working and this Genesis tune stopped me in my tracks. "Requiem for the Nameless Victims"
In all of Castlevania, it is the nameless victims who are dignified with the most praising melody in all.
Castlevania reminds me of me being 12 and wrecking shit up in Draculas castle, feeling completely at peace while the orchestra played in the background. Honestly, not many things trigger a peaceful state of mind such as these masterpieces.
agree, 16 years later and i don"t find games as good as those...damn since 2021 whit sekiro i never trully loved a game again
@albertocortese3586 Yes, there are masterpieces, and then there's mainstream or exploitation of the masses of gamers with half arsed titles. People need to learn to wait for games whether it takes 5 to 10 years to develop. Demand never created quality
sadly yes, patience and good choices are needed to find great games.
At teh same time i find it sad, because back then (95 to 2010) youcould find lots of great games every year, in fact often times you had not enought time to play them all hahah!
lately there are more games than ever, yet to find real good ones or those whit their own style or charisma, is a finding a gold coin in the streets, hard.@@horuslupercalaurelian1569
Crystal Teardrop is my favorite track in any Castlevania game. I love the little water droplets, the piano, the bass, the drums, the strings - it's just such an amazing track.
And then the horns and organ come in and remind you that it's actually a Castlevania track. Like HOLY SHIT.
Same, might be my #1. "Wandering Ghosts" is close too.
Agreed, then it has one of the most unexpectedly amazing gothic piano drops.
There's a song that it sounds very similar: Cowboys and angels by George Michael featuring a little bit of the song called White Queen by Queen
The Library from Super Castlevania 4 has always been one of my favorites!
Castlevania 64 and Legacy of Darkness has an underrated OST and actually...., it's pretty good!
Legit. I played so much 64 back in the day, I associate those tracks with the Castlevania franchise more than staples like Bloody Tears and Divine Bloodlines.
sotn is filled with so many bangers
"Die monster you don't belong in this world"- Richter Belmont
Always a good start with Dance of Pales
I love Dance of pales so much. Absolutely beautiful. 💙
Finally! A lot of music I don't know from a franchise I know very well, and a killer background to boot. That's worth a I like I say.
Lords of Shadow has such an underrated soundtrack. It's not your standard Castlevania music, but it fits the game perfectly in my opinion.
YES😀
That first track had my whole body tingling amazing
If you haven't played Castlevania: SOTN, you positively must!
Honestly, you should play as much as you can; they released the Advance Collection not terribly long ago.
But yes, Dance of Pales was always one of my favorites.
dope artwork
As someone obsessed with Castlevania, this makes me insanely happy
this brings back memories! we need bloody tears :) +1 i subbed!
"Waterfalls" is sucha great theme. I think SCV IV was the start of moodier, more atmospheric Castlevania music and it still has some of the best tracks
The ending theme is incredible and moody too. I still remember the first time I beat the game... I was a teen in high school, even though I'd gotten the game when I was 8 or 9. It was just too hard when I was younger. But ah, what a melancholy ending theme, and a memorable game.
@@ryanwalraven812agree wholeheartedly.. beautiful ending
This is a well rounded playlist, Castlevania 64 and it’s sequel/prequel have the best music in the series.
I love the CV64 representation! ❤
It's so good!
Castlevania always has had the most amazing and sometimes underrated music.
I recognized every Symphony of the night song, never tought of listening to them ''out of context'' and it's soooo good, wow
Every track from Symphony of the Night is incredible ❤
I like how the clavicle is made to look like a shirt collar.
...you sure it aint AI ART?
@@TheOfficialAlucardlooks like it.
@@FloppyDiisk Literally says so in the description.
@@cletusmcyeetus5975 Congratulations. It both obviously looks like AI art and also says it’s AI art. Who would have thunk?
@@FloppyDiisk jeez mate, I was just pointing it out because I thought you missed it. No need to be hostile.
Dance of Pales was the perfect opening song.
I didn't know N64 castlevania OST was that good. It really surprised me.
Planetarium is a personal favorite. So beautiful...
At the time Castlevania 64 released it was looked at as better than symphony of the night.
heck yes! awesome game, awesome soundtrack, if frustrating at times, but it's all good. Memories!
01:08:33 Forbidden Area music is really mesmerizing, I remember entering that area for the first time and I was intrigued because this was a hidden part of the map you didnt have to come through here in order to finish the game or something, it really felt forbidden
- The Caves from Super Castlevania IV is one of my favorite calming themes.
Waterfalls too.
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I see the flute as symbolizing the bats.
Really? I don't find it calming at all. The notes are too sharp in their tone for me to find calming.
I can't agree more, and try to listen to the "gibet" movement from "gaspard de la nuit" from Maurice Ravel", I think that's a direct inspiration
Hey! Thanks for helping me straighten up my house. ^_^
I really like that this skeleton knows when it's time to sit down and smell the roses (coffee). He's just taking break. Listen, just because the lord of darkness, Dracula, offers a competitive salary and 401K to every monster that Hector brings to life doesn't mean that this skeleton isn't entitled to his legally required hour lvnchbreak and two unpaid 15 minutes breaks. They have sick days in Castlevania, but you gotta accrue them. And this guy is still sorta new. I wouldn't recommend overworking yourself when you're employed by one of the most evil forces around, but there is also a Belmont that shows up every 100 years or so. YES, you might be saving money for your skeleton family to finally own a home, but you see how this market has gotten. 100 years is a blink upon the face of the eternity that it is to save up a decent downpayment on a cottage near wherever the Castle is parked this century.
this skeleton doesn't know anything at all, it was AI generated
@@chrispysaid
Aww literal Chris! We almost had humor for 2 seconds. But you put us all in our places.
@@WaldoBagelTopper SOMEONE has to counter your wild rantings. Perfectly balanced, as all things should be
Dang. As an HR person this was actually a valid argument.
The colors of the image are pretty cool can safely say that
This has ensipired me to play Symphony of the Night again. It's been many years and the Soundtrack is possibly the best of all games I've played so far.
as a Castlevania fan and lover I have to thank you for this
Well done soundtracks and phenomenal Castlevania music 😀
Lost Painting is so soothing to me! ❤
I forgot how hard the Castlevania 64 "Castle Center - Dungeon " track rocks. It sets the mood perfectly, what an underrated game.
totally agree! n64 CV is the only one I really ever played , and that tune always stood out to me so much,,,, an insanely memorable game that I enjoyed years back!
For some reason this artwork is amazing and frightening and makes me return
48:11
"Requiem for the Nameless Victims "
hook of this song still gives me goosebumps and tears.
Fantastic compilation of an iconic franchise. In addition to the classics there are songs from the great 'Lords of Shadows'; an exquisite soundtrack in my opinion. Greetings!
You knew exactly which song to start this mix with. I'm here for it!
Whoever put this playlist together is an absolute legend, thank you.
It's really too bad the Lords of Shadow Castlevanias are mediocre at best, as some of the tracks that are on this playlist are decent. Good to see the C64 tracks on here as well, nice deep cuts.
Absolutely nice compilation! My favorite Castlevanias are Super Castlevania IV and Lords of Shadow Part I. Never played the Symphony of the Night, which is said to be the best.
Gonna need you to get on that stat.
I have such a soft spot for Castlevania games, such a shame no more are produced but at least they paved the way for the Metroidvania Genre.. Beautiful Playlist and very Nostalgic!
We do have the bloodstained games, which are the spiritual successors made by some of the OG team I'm pretty sure!
@@scale3337 not a big bloodstained fan .p rather Blasphemous 1 and Hollow Knight..
Composer ➡ (Michiru Yamane)
🖤 (Fog-Enshrouded Nightscape) 01:18:32
...listening to that song fills me with inner peace and memories of beautiful landscapes from Castlevania Lament of Innocence
I love this theme, Michiru Yamane legend!
Dance of Pales right off the bat? sheesh ❤🔥
This is really great to listen to and I’m enjoying it….however TH-cam continues to interrupt literally every few minutes with commercials.
Perfect background to get cosy and finally finish reading those good old Ravenloft novels...!
Symphony of the night has some amazing music
Waterfalls was one I remember quite well. SC4 was my first, and is still my favorite, if not for just the memories.
Am tickled that you've included so many tracks from the SNES and 64 games. I don't think they ever get enough love. =)
Castlevania IV is probably my favorite and i think that Dracula's Boss fight theme of this game would fit this video very well. Great video!
Thanks for putting this music together. I have been a fan of Castlevania since NES's Castlevania 2. This series has some of the best gaming music ever.
That was fricking whup, batch. Made me feel like my brother was playing these games right beside me. The Gameboy Advance ones were golden.
Amazing song list! This brings me memories of Castlevania Symphony of the Night, what a timeless master piece!
Castlevania's ost never disappoint mr
Great compilation. Super Castlevania IV... amazing how complex and creative the tracks are for its time. Grew up with that game and its always sounded stellar everytime I hear it.
The game was insane in a technical level, despite the fact that it was almost a launch title for the SNES (it came out less than a year after the Super Famicom's release date).
Thanks for the visit
This video inspired me so much, I started my channel! Thank you and I will always be coming back to this!!
Thank you 💯💯💯
The best part of Castlevania is the iconic music - its nuts they dont really leverage that in the Netflix series!
Love me some skeleton chilling to some fresh brew. Thanks for the excellent mix.
Blue Serenade ❤. Such a relaxing, melancholic and beautiful melody. 🥰
Thanks for listening
I got nothing witty or special to say, but this puts a giant smile on my face. Thanks for the compilation.
honestly surprised no order of ecclesia tracks are in here. Jaws of a scorched earth is such a nice one to listen to.
I know right? I thought I would find "Wandering the Crystal Blue" in here.
Both of those tracks would be great in this set!
A brilliant series.
12:39 Lost Painting
50:38 Wood Carving Partita
Both are my all time favorite Castlevania music!
I've played through SOTN so many times... if it was just the music I would . But everything about that game keeps me coming back.
Lost Painting is a masterpiece bro.