Fun fact: Technically every time you hear the music in game is different. Thats because the SNES has a 8 channel audio output, and the music is so complex that it uses all 8 channels. So in order to make a game fx (specially during boss battles) they use a channel and the instrument for that channel stops untill the fx stops. You can hear it more clearly on the Pihranna Boss battle. Yoshi's stomps will use the drums kick channel, and the phiranna sounds will use the armony of the background obstinato.
It also happens in a level with the "overworld" theme, there is like a chain thing and when you near that some part of the song go away (I don't remmember which one)
1. "Shameless" plug 2. Koji was really good with what he did. He still produces some god-tier music. But David was really ahead of his time. Honestly now I think he's just another one of Nintendo's composers with Koji being the best, but back in the SNES era he was ledgendary.
My grandmother brought me up on video games with Super Mario Bros. 3 being the first I played and had a first memory of. Years later, she quit playing because how many buttons were introduced with the SNES but enjoyed me playing next gen Super Mario games but she HATED this game lol. Every time I would get hit and she would hear Mario cry it would drive her mad and she regretted the decision buying me this game but knew I enjoyed it and stuck around to watch me play it. Up until her passing in 2001, she watched me play every Mario game since. Thank you grandma. I'll never forget you introducing me to professional wrestling and Super Mario. It's a special bond I think about every day and miss you so damn much. I write this listening from 0:00 - 2:44. 34 years old and feels like yesterday playing this. Oh how much I miss yesterday. Love you, miss you more than ever grandma. Thank you.
Never even owned a Super Nintendo yet somehow I had this stuck in my head and knew to come here to find it. There's some witchcraft going on with this ost I swear.
It's amazing how many people have watched this video and instantaneously feel nostalgic. It's been 20+ years and most of us adults yearn for the feeling of our childhood. we all share a common feeling and that amazes me so much.
So true! In my mid 30s now and soundtracks like this make me very happy and yet pretty melancholic because I can't go back to a simpler time when things were better
@@im_mattwilkins Exactly! Still remember sitting in our old ragady home, happy as fk to blow out the cartridge and game as a 5 yr old lol. Not a care or worry in the world.
It is. :) And so diverse, too! This soundtrack is just one example of music, and there are so many things that are greatly different. Even other SNES soundtracks might be very different. But then there's video game music in general, or even composed music in general. There's a lot more to music than just composed music. You can also perform music, or improvise music...
@@sedox3145 100% best boss theme in any game all time. I can just imagine pure annihilation by baby bowser growing mega size terrorizing everything in its path. Yoshi standing with baby mario on its back, standing far off in the distance with meteorites crashing and the ground shaking. Pure adrenaline rush & the music just tops it off.
@@shalomedome1614 this is good, but surprisingly, there are even better ones. yup, im not kidding. there are some REALLY talented composers out there: sonic mania, sonic 2, sonic cd, persona 5, mega man 9 ost, mega man x, shovel knight, street fighter ii snes, sonic r, nes silver surfer, doom eternal the best epic tracks personal mix, the actual ultimate hd doom mix dammit, streets of rage 1 and 2 soundtrack, pictionary nes, treasure master nes, sonic 3 & knuckles, mega man 7, mega man x4, genesis thunder force iv, hollow knight, super metroid, plok snes soundtrack, shinobi iii and wayy more reply for more :)
+Dertheante Super Mario World was the first game I ever played when I was around 3/4, I'm 23 nearly 24 and I could still sit down and play that game through over and over
My favorite theme "Underground" (10:32) When I heard it again it gave me flashbacks to that magical childhood time. I remember that level with colorful crystals and waterfalls. This game deserves a remaster or remake.
A couple things, 1. I never realized how hard the start demo hits, 2. I played the GBA version of this (Super Mario Advance 3), and I still remember being like 7 years old and every time my parents went out I'd always try and beat the final boss. I was stocked with 999 lives because I knew some infinite lives glitches and had my DS hidden away until they left. The day I beat that was the first Mario game I had ever beaten and fely so proud. It's amazing what games can do. 3. One time I softlocked phase 1 of the Baby Bowser fight and have to this day never been able to replicate it.
Amazing! This reminds of me of the time my (blatantly gay) german sociopathic childhood friend (who stomped on my back and stared with no emotions scaring his grandma) never gave me back my pokemon ruby cartdrige saying he ‘lost it’!
At 28:00 who else was rocking out? I know i aint the only one lmao. This is what made retro games so freaking awesome, not only was the game kool to play but most of them had really awesome sound tracks.
The intro and ending music are like the themes to your childhood, playing this game and others.. Remembering the good ol' times. They always bring a tear to my eye.
@@jaded151No, you're seriously in the minority. Almost everyone I know that played this game liked it....and added that they wish they could have played it without crying Mario every twenty seconds or so. Maybe the reason it didn't bother you as much was because you were better than us at not getting hit.
@@WorldWalker128 Are you sure? I was pretty shit at the game if I remember correctly. If anything the crying added to the tension of trying to get Mario.
I remember playing this when I was so young. Now I'm 30 and life is good but there is nothing like childhood. No responsibilities just fun... I was so happy and I didnt even notice.
Thank you Susanne, you played with me as a kid. You helped our family when we were at our lowest. You were an angel, like a mother to me, I will never forget you... I will keep your nintendo and yoshi's island forever.
I randomly started humming the music at 23:20, and was scratching my brain where I heard it before. I'm so happy I found it after all these years, this music brings me so much nostalgia and joy
This makes me cry for some reason. What a core memory this was for my brother and me growing up! This would be the game we would play. I would watch him play it and I would be mesmerized at the colors and the music and the story behind it. It felt like more than a game to me, it was an escape. Listening to this as an adult is a treasure.
The final boss battle (Koopa) literally felt like skydiving . The melody was so intense and upbeat, and then you got Koopa coming at your ass at the speed of sound. This entire soundtrack pretty much sums up my childhood.
What a childhood it was.. Thanks you for the memories, I will never forget this game till the day I die. I want to be freaking buried with an original copy
or, you know, pass it on to your children or onto unfortunate people who do not know the pleasure of playing SNES games. Make sure that other people also know that better graphics =/= better gameplay. ;)
When I was a child and I finally beat the boss the ending song with the stork carrying the two boys to their parents always brought big crocodile tears to my eyes and it still does to this day nearly 30 years later. Goddammit nintendo. Why you make such good stuff. T.T
The Music Box reprisal at 31:15 is still one of the prettiest sounds I’ve ever heard. It’s perfect storytelling despite just being a relatively simple 32-bit video game composition.
discovering as a child how the map tune adds one instrument everytime you clear a world was so exciting, the trumpets as the last instruments at the end were so epic. 0 - Piano alone 1 - Light drums 2 - Violin bridges bringing the tunes together 3 - Banjoes giving agility to the song From here they add 2 instruments: 4 - Trumpets and bass the first half of the cycle announces you are approaching the peak 5 - Trumpets and a little flute second half, ready for the end 6 - Cello and marimbas?.. whatever way great end
Still come back to listen to this piece of magic every so often, nostalgia, all those good times, still my all-time favorite game and always will be. Thanks for uploading this.
When you consider this soundtrack along with so many others that Koji Kondo has composed, you just gotta admit the man's a total genius. (Soundtracks under his belt: Super Mario Bros. NES games through present, The Legend of Zelda NES games through present, Star Fox 64, the Smash Bros. franchise, and many others.) Genius, I tell you!
Why was 1995 such a great leap in games, even while staying on the same consoles? They really realized the SNES' potential in this game. The final boss is badass music too
This brings me back to the days when I was a happy kid and all I wanted was to play Yoshi's Island with my sister. Now as I get older things just seem to get worse. I miss the simple days where things like this kept me happy. How I miss these days..
Lack of Leto Absolutely, my friend, absolutely. I'm also trapped into nostalgia. Back then, as kids, we lived a social utopia (and now, as adults, a dystopia).
A soundtrack desse jogo é espetacular, simplesmente perfeita! Que capricho nos jogos antigos, nos jogos de hoje, não se faz a metade disso com o mesmo nível de primor!
Koji Kondo the absolute legend! I love how the mid-boss music sounds so relaxed and playful as a build-up of what's to come while the world boss is one of the most intense damn things you'll ever heard in a Nintendo game and each perfectly set the mood in their own merit. And the Bowser battle theme is something else entirely! And let's not forget how the level selection map theme gets layers of complexity added as you progress through the game until you beat Baby Bowser and it reaches it's final, complete form. I love that so much! Gosh, so much nostalgia...I miss the days of my childhood :(
My absolute favorite thing about the intro is the little detail of the sound box crank rotating. You would just never think that level of realism would be possible through 16 but chiptunes yet here we are
Hands down the best video game sound track ever. This game really captured me as a kid & has stuck with me all my life. Everything about it is amazing and timeless but the music & art style in particular have really stuck in my brain for the last 18 odd years. Ahh nostalgia :') them feels!
Wow! Some great memories coming back of my brother and I playing games together. This was the first video game that I actually became "obsessed" with growing up. Perhaps because it was the first to deal with a main character outside of the Mario Bros.,Princess Peach,etc. Thank you to the uploader. :)
This is pure magic, i can almost feel the Christmast Eve air, i didn't even thought about getting this and yet a friend of my grandparents bought this to me. I rushed to my SNES and began playing, at the time i didn't even think about how magical this game was, now the carillon is just the soundtrack of a lost childhood, a bit melanchonic but so sweet.
It's so nice to hear these without the crying sounds over it. Not that I had to listen to a lot of the crying since I'm such an expert of playing games ;)
Huh... So this is what it sounds like without a crying baby Mario...
hello Doctor
erdam atup ut
Waaa-AAAA! Waaa-AAAA! Waaa-AAAA!
Mesmer ASMR ikr
git gud at Yoshi's Island and you won't hear him crying ;)
Flower Garden has to be one of the greatest feel-good tunes in all of gaming music. I just can't feel bad when I listen to it.
Love it, so good!
I used to play it at work in a kitchen :)
Good ringtone
That and “Sky Chase Zone” from Sonic the Hedgehog 2 are two of the best feel good tracks from that era
Yep one of my fav!!🤩
Fun fact: Technically every time you hear the music in game is different. Thats because the SNES has a 8 channel audio output, and the music is so complex that it uses all 8 channels. So in order to make a game fx (specially during boss battles) they use a channel and the instrument for that channel stops untill the fx stops. You can hear it more clearly on the Pihranna Boss battle. Yoshi's stomps will use the drums kick channel, and the phiranna sounds will use the armony of the background obstinato.
i didnt understand anything"visible confusion"
@@marcobueno7877 it's called dynamic channel allocation kids
In level 3-2, "Jungle Rhythm...", the music alteration is very noticeable in that section with the pink rotating platforms.
so what you're saying is that every copy of Yoshi's island is personalized?
It also happens in a level with the "overworld" theme, there is like a chain thing and when you near that some part of the song go away (I don't remmember which one)
Koji Kondo is one of the best composers and he really knew how to handle that SNES soundchip!
Yes, and leads to great covers like this: th-cam.com/video/F3QBDChjYRI/w-d-xo.html
1. "Shameless" plug
2. Koji was really good with what he did. He still produces some god-tier music. But David was really ahead of his time. Honestly now I think he's just another one of Nintendo's composers with Koji being the best, but back in the SNES era he was ledgendary.
@@Ski-DooSafari Are you talking about David Wise? Man, he's still a legend!
I haven't heard to much of his newer stuff so honestly I shouldnt've shot my mouth off lol
@@Ski-DooSafari”Shameless plug”?
This soundtrack has a special place in my heart. I loved playing Yoshi's Island as a kid.
Me too, I used to play it a lot as a kid. Best 2D platform game ever!
My grandmother brought me up on video games with Super Mario Bros. 3 being the first I played and had a first memory of. Years later, she quit playing because how many buttons were introduced with the SNES but enjoyed me playing next gen Super Mario games but she HATED this game lol. Every time I would get hit and she would hear Mario cry it would drive her mad and she regretted the decision buying me this game but knew I enjoyed it and stuck around to watch me play it. Up until her passing in 2001, she watched me play every Mario game since. Thank you grandma. I'll never forget you introducing me to professional wrestling and Super Mario. It's a special bond I think about every day and miss you so damn much. I write this listening from 0:00 - 2:44. 34 years old and feels like yesterday playing this. Oh how much I miss yesterday. Love you, miss you more than ever grandma. Thank you.
23:20 I've identified the source of the mysterious melody that has been playing in my head for the last half an hour.
yoshi
NGL, exactly what I was looking for.
Beeg Yoshi
Never even owned a Super Nintendo yet somehow I had this stuck in my head and knew to come here to find it. There's some witchcraft going on with this ost I swear.
It's amazing how many people have watched this video and instantaneously feel nostalgic. It's been 20+ years and most of us adults yearn for the feeling of our childhood. we all share a common feeling and that amazes me so much.
So true! In my mid 30s now and soundtracks like this make me very happy and yet pretty melancholic because I can't go back to a simpler time when things were better
Dat feel. We were blessed lads
@@im_mattwilkins Exactly! Still remember sitting in our old ragady home, happy as fk to blow out the cartridge and game as a 5 yr old lol. Not a care or worry in the world.
And the Gba version?
y’all are ancient lmao I’m not even 20. I thought I was an og yoshi enjoyer
o shit... listening to this almost made me cry... the nostalgia is real...
John Leap me when i heard the game start melody ;_;
+Saito san same
I teared up ;(
John Leap I know!!! I play this when I was 8, for years
Podrá hacer David Wise unas canciones increíbles en Donkey Kong country pero Koji Kondo sabe hacer las canciones inmortales.
I want a music box that plays that opening melody.
Agreed!
swear
i want a music box that plays the whole soundtrack
th-cam.com/video/_9S1DMJtq_w/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/mhzXtYEp44o/w-d-xo.html
There's another one. And this time it's real!
despite being such a small soundtrack, every single song is a banger and so memorable, one of my favorite osts in all of mario in overall quality
This is not a game. This is art.
This def has the greatest art graphics in any of the Mario series. The drawings are just stunningly beautiful, friendly, and uplifting.
Video games are art!!
It's music
@pbnj-plz art is a type of music. Also, this comment was posted 2 years ago
@@pbnj-plz you are an ignorant
16:15 is my fucking shit. gets me happy and hype even in depression
Omg same
Its the NINTENDO Magic
Same!
:)
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Music is seriously amazing!
ProtoMario Proto!!! Love ur vids man...
BUT PROTOOOOOO!!!!....
Childhood memories right here.
It is. :) And so diverse, too! This soundtrack is just one example of music, and there are so many things that are greatly different. Even other SNES soundtracks might be very different. But then there's video game music in general, or even composed music in general. There's a lot more to music than just composed music. You can also perform music, or improvise music...
Monked ya!
10:32 and 27:00 are the best. This whole OST is a gem.
How about 28:00 ?
I like 12:20
@@sedox3145 100% best boss theme in any game all time. I can just imagine pure annihilation by baby bowser growing mega size terrorizing everything in its path. Yoshi standing with baby mario on its back, standing far off in the distance with meteorites crashing and the ground shaking. Pure adrenaline rush & the music just tops it off.
@@ryandiggs750 yesss 🎵💯
@@shalomedome1614
this is good, but surprisingly, there are even better ones. yup, im not kidding. there are some REALLY talented composers out there:
sonic mania, sonic 2, sonic cd, persona 5, mega man 9 ost, mega man x, shovel knight, street fighter ii snes, sonic r, nes silver surfer, doom eternal the best epic tracks personal mix, the actual ultimate hd doom mix dammit, streets of rage 1 and 2 soundtrack, pictionary nes, treasure master nes, sonic 3 & knuckles, mega man 7, mega man x4, genesis thunder force iv, hollow knight, super metroid, plok snes soundtrack, shinobi iii and wayy more
reply for more :)
35:38 am I the only one who gets chills and tears up a bit at this part? It actually really hits me in the feels its just so beautiful.....
no😢
its so so beautiful
Just the best video game ever created by nintendo
Yes. Yes.
+Exorkus.TV jep i agree... this is a 99% masterpiece....just no 100 because perfect games do not exist
absofuckinlutly
+Dertheante Super Mario World was the first game I ever played when I was around 3/4, I'm 23 nearly 24 and I could still sit down and play that game through over and over
Majora's mask!
My favorite theme "Underground" (10:32) When I heard it again it gave me flashbacks to that magical childhood time.
I remember that level with colorful crystals and waterfalls.
This game deserves a remaster or remake.
ikr
yup
Yoshi's new Island?
AlphaOmegaSon trash
This game does not need a remaster or remake. It's already a masterpiece as it is, anything trying to mimic it would fail.
The underground theme at 10:32 is great. I always loved it as a kid and still do now.
A couple things,
1. I never realized how hard the start demo hits,
2. I played the GBA version of this (Super Mario Advance 3), and I still remember being like 7 years old and every time my parents went out I'd always try and beat the final boss. I was stocked with 999 lives because I knew some infinite lives glitches and had my DS hidden away until they left. The day I beat that was the first Mario game I had ever beaten and fely so proud. It's amazing what games can do.
3. One time I softlocked phase 1 of the Baby Bowser fight and have to this day never been able to replicate it.
Amazing! This reminds of me of the time my (blatantly gay) german sociopathic childhood friend (who stomped on my back and stared with no emotions scaring his grandma) never gave me back my pokemon ruby cartdrige saying he ‘lost it’!
6:45 the best Nostalgia
:') good memories
Followed by the music that I only heard in "Trippin Balls" mode... Damn fuzzies
Stg😂
I tap that shit on my desk all the time
*Bom bopadum bopadobadapom*
The energy behind that track is unbelievable lol
6:49 The feels! I need to set this as my alarm every day
At 28:00 who else was rocking out? I know i aint the only one lmao. This is what made retro games so freaking awesome, not only was the game kool to play but most of them had really awesome sound tracks.
The intro and ending music are like the themes to your childhood, playing this game and others.. Remembering the good ol' times. They always bring a tear to my eye.
Nostalgia overload
I agree
Yeah, was browsing through some old soundtracks (Zelda, Secret of Mana, Metroid...) nearly unbearable...
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HELP
That brought me back... way back. I was 12 in 1995.
Listening to OST here: What great music...
Listening to same OST while playing: What great mus-SHUT UP BABY!
muskatDR I know that feeling.
I never found baby mario that annoying. I think people are just over reacting for the sake of an unfunny joke
You need to git gud.
@@jaded151No, you're seriously in the minority. Almost everyone I know that played this game liked it....and added that they wish they could have played it without crying Mario every twenty seconds or so.
Maybe the reason it didn't bother you as much was because you were better than us at not getting hit.
@@WorldWalker128 Are you sure? I was pretty shit at the game if I remember correctly. If anything the crying added to the tension of trying to get Mario.
I remember playing this when I was so young. Now I'm 30 and life is good but there is nothing like childhood. No responsibilities just fun... I was so happy and I didnt even notice.
Thank you Susanne, you played with me as a kid. You helped our family when we were at our lowest. You were an angel, like a mother to me, I will never forget you... I will keep your nintendo and yoshi's island forever.
6:45 Those three seconds are the best part of this entire thing
you know what's up
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12:19 the Castle-theme gives me goosebumps everytime. Such a heavy and foreboding melody!
it starts like one of the famous zelda tracks xD
I love it too, although now my brain adds the lyrics of Despacito to the song lmao
@@timi0276 song of storms yea I was thinking of the same thing 😂.
Funny how this game came out before Ocarina of Time
Listening to this to keep me calm while delivering packages.. Where are the good ol days :(
I randomly started humming the music at 23:20, and was scratching my brain where I heard it before. I'm so happy I found it after all these years, this music brings me so much nostalgia and joy
If this game was a person, it would be old enough to drink now.
HistoryBuff97 hahaha well said!
Jeez, you're right. I feel positively ancient.
Not a gamer... anymore but I felt like they really took this soundtrack seriously... like foreal!!
remember that one level with the LSD pollen .
It would be 24
This will always be my favorite Mario game no matter what
Same here man ;)
Mario game?
I just replayed it, and... yeah. Maybe 64 and Odyssey get to its level for me, but among 2D Marios? Absolutely 100%. Just an amazing game.
Yoshi is his own franchise so this is your favorite Yoshi game
@@Prod.byJbeats "Super Mario World 2" is in the title on the cover. I'd argue it counts as a Mario-like platformer
This makes me cry for some reason. What a core memory this was for my brother and me growing up! This would be the game we would play. I would watch him play it and I would be mesmerized at the colors and the music and the story behind it. It felt like more than a game to me, it was an escape. Listening to this as an adult is a treasure.
I was 7 when I last played this. That's 20 years ago.
HOW TF DO I STILL KNOW EACH OF THESE BY HEART
That's why Nintendo is the best at making soundtracks for games
It's embedded in us. These were the best years of our life.
They handled with care ❤️
12:20 when you knew the level was gonna be hard
SEEKAH 16:15 was always hard tho
@@Red_Vega
No
No
Nonononono
No where near as hard as the flippin Castles
God those were difficult
Red Vega yesssss always hard!!!
@@Red_Vega yes, I remember the GIANT chainchops raining from the sky and chaising me into my dreams...🥲
Yoshi Music needs to use great serious songs like this again. (Fortress/Castle Music in Woolly World was pretty good.)
The final boss battle (Koopa) literally felt like skydiving . The melody was so intense and upbeat, and then you got Koopa coming at your ass at the speed of sound. This entire soundtrack pretty much sums up my childhood.
sounds like deep purple
For some reason, that opening lullaby would make me cry my eyes out as a child. And still does, but now it's because I miss those times...
3:16 when it starts to hit hard, the song gets great.
When I heard the song at the beginning, I felt like I wanted to cry. Childhood nostalgia
What a childhood it was.. Thanks you for the memories, I will never forget this game till the day I die. I want to be freaking buried with an original copy
or, you know, pass it on to your children or onto unfortunate people who do not know the pleasure of playing SNES games. Make sure that other people also know that better graphics =/= better gameplay. ;)
@@basmeeuwsen7948 They will never really know. One had to be there to understand it.
@@basmeeuwsen7948 Well, only if the person had a snes
This game had a weird way of bringing a peaceful vibe but in a lot of ways it's always made me want to cry for whatever reason.
When I was a child and I finally beat the boss the ending song with the stork carrying the two boys to their parents always brought big crocodile tears to my eyes and it still does to this day nearly 30 years later. Goddammit nintendo. Why you make such good stuff. T.T
I don't think you know the definition of crocodile tears
Yoshi's Start Demo gives me chills. Love that tune. Yoshi is such a good guy for helping Mario as a Baby and going through all that to get back Luigi.
BlackWingedSeraph And Mario is a such a bad guy to let Yoshi die just do to a jump.
Thiago Martins
I know what you;re talking about but I've seen a different version where Yoshi sacrifices himself which is more realistic to me.
+BlackWingedSeraph I argee, i prefer that than mario killing yoshi for a jump, especially when he now has the flutter jump
what else is Dinosaur friend spuposed to do. Kind of like dog, do its best for you.
I don't know what it is about 18:24, but man, I love that song.
It's the jungle theme
the synth keyboard riff is godly
I looked this up specifically for this track, good taste boys
it's the best, really
The Music Box reprisal at 31:15 is still one of the prettiest sounds I’ve ever heard. It’s perfect storytelling despite just being a relatively simple 32-bit video game composition.
I never had played this game before, but I fell in love with the first music box tune. It's so cute!
10:32
My friend says snowy game levels always have the best music...I extend that to cave level music.
+Natsumachi underground's my favorite too
Got me thinking about dk country
DK64 Crystal Caves
underwater and cave levels r always the best in music
discovering as a child how the map tune adds one instrument everytime you clear a world was so exciting, the trumpets as the last instruments at the end were so epic.
0 - Piano alone
1 - Light drums
2 - Violin bridges bringing the tunes together
3 - Banjoes giving agility to the song
From here they add 2 instruments:
4 - Trumpets and bass the first half of the cycle announces you are approaching the peak
5 - Trumpets and a little flute second half, ready for the end
6 - Cello and marimbas?.. whatever way great end
There's something very emotional that hits when the ending theme finishes with the orignal mario bros. level completed theme...beautiful!
I never really thought about how much music Koji Kondo made that now lives rent free in my head.
The 'Underground' theme always stood out to me. Excellent soundtrack and game from the last days of the SNES.
do you ever just cry when you hear the old video game music? it just reminds me of my childhood!
6:45 casi lloro al recordar buenos tiempos:')
I actually am crying now😢
Still come back to listen to this piece of magic every so often, nostalgia, all those good times, still my all-time favorite game and always will be. Thanks for uploading this.
this game brings back so much memories :') all of my childhood in one game
You
Youu
thanos tsakmakhs SUP!
heyy haha
Best one: 13. Athletic (16:13).
Best one for sure, masterpiece
Nah man shit pissed me off in donut plains. This song has nothing but bad memories damn camera wont stop moving. Good times haha
CALLING ALL RAGTIME FREAKS ;)
true
Makes me dance like a retard, thanks Nintendo
Thanks for the OST !
When you consider this soundtrack along with so many others that Koji Kondo has composed, you just gotta admit the man's a total genius. (Soundtracks under his belt: Super Mario Bros. NES games through present, The Legend of Zelda NES games through present, Star Fox 64, the Smash Bros. franchise, and many others.) Genius, I tell you!
I love this game with all my heart. It made a great part of my childhood.
28:00 Baby Bowser Boss music rocks my fuckin face off. Its like an electric guirtar vs jazz piano duel.
It nice.👌
You might like these boys - they do jazz covers of VGM. Here is their Yoshi's Island: th-cam.com/video/F3QBDChjYRI/w-d-xo.html
Why was 1995 such a great leap in games, even while staying on the same consoles? They really realized the SNES' potential in this game. The final boss is badass music too
This makes me wanna cry
"WAAAH! WAAAH! WAAAH! WAAAH! WAAAH! WAAAH!"
Yoshi: Shut the f up, Mario. I got ya.
i cried a little
Word he starts that shitty pamper crying when your stress levels are mad high
Me: “mocky slap” shut up BETCH!
This brings me back to the days when I was a happy kid and all I wanted was to play Yoshi's Island with my sister. Now as I get older things just seem to get worse. I miss the simple days where things like this kept me happy. How I miss these days..
Lack of Leto Absolutely, my friend, absolutely. I'm also trapped into nostalgia. Back then, as kids, we lived a social utopia (and now, as adults, a dystopia).
so much heart.. love it, feeling blessed that got to experience this as a kid. literal chills ran down with that ending song. just smiles.
Time flies man
16:14
Love it! Still playing at 30 y/o :D
Kamek's Revenge, namely.
Oscar Meneses One of my favourites.
still playing it at 40
So are these (slightl younger) boys: th-cam.com/video/F3QBDChjYRI/w-d-xo.html
41 here and will start over this game in my mini snes one of these days.
Haha, I love the detail in how the music box gets rewind during the first song! :)
if you listen closely, you can hear the music box "running" while the tune is playing its a quiet repeating noise in the background
Johnathan P I hear it :)
so amazingly good
A soundtrack desse jogo é espetacular, simplesmente perfeita! Que capricho nos jogos antigos, nos jogos de hoje, não se faz a metade disso com o mesmo nível de primor!
10:33 GREATEST THEME EVER
Its so catchy
Avatar Aang It's the BESTEST EVER!
+Avatar Aang I knew what this song was going to be before I clicked on it lol. Good taste you got!
thanks!
I just want to listen to "Underground" over and over and over again
oh my god so good
It's amazing how well these songs hold up over the years. They're fantastic.
It's still just amazing. So much nostalgia.
Yeah i have the song downloaded as well as a neat remix i also downloaded
This game is a masterpiece
Have you came back to listen to it?
Soooooooo amazing.... Especially Athletic... So much energy!!!!
Four songs in no skips yet. I never played this game. Video game music is so relaxing and happy.
9:48-10:32 NOSTALGIA!!!
voy a llorar :'( mi juego favorito por siempre
Danni Chan :(
Diego Wilshere el mejor juego :')
Yo igual :'(
Vamos a llorar a todos xd
Como el mejor juegos de todos los tiempos de antes :')
Único he irrepetible. Esa última batalla de las mejores. Y su soundtrack maravilloso. Una infancia estupenda.
cool?
Koji Kondo the absolute legend! I love how the mid-boss music sounds so relaxed and playful as a build-up of what's to come while the world boss is one of the most intense damn things you'll ever heard in a Nintendo game and each perfectly set the mood in their own merit. And the Bowser battle theme is something else entirely!
And let's not forget how the level selection map theme gets layers of complexity added as you progress through the game until you beat Baby Bowser and it reaches it's final, complete form. I love that so much!
Gosh, so much nostalgia...I miss the days of my childhood :(
18:25 I only came for this :D
can you sing it? somehow, it has no lyrics.f
@@elmalloc Billy Marchiafava made a song with this it's called "Cheesecake"
Yooo sam here man
can we all agree Koji Kondo is god?
Yes!
no
Joselow Yes!
Yes.
David Wise is a great contender as god status composer
10:32 the feels, folks. The fucking feels.
I just completed playing Yoshi Island last night :') so much fun. I might play it again.
On the old console ?
I have never played Yoshis Island, but the music of that game is genious.
My absolute favorite thing about the intro is the little detail of the sound box crank rotating. You would just never think that level of realism would be possible through 16 but chiptunes yet here we are
I'm so glad the GBA had great SNES ports or I probably would have never played this game, Super Mario World, or A Link to the Past
I was lucky and was able to play it in it's prime. It's an amazing game.
*****
in it's prime ON THE SNES.
GBA, please...
Play it on SNES.
Hands down the best video game sound track ever.
This game really captured me as a kid & has stuck with me all my life.
Everything about it is amazing and timeless but the music & art style in particular have really stuck in my brain for the last 18 odd years.
Ahh nostalgia :') them feels!
Love it, thank you! My Number 1 favorite SNES Game
The Above Ground track - that one was happiness as a kid! This whole soundtrack is. The nostalgia! Good times 😊
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+Mousti Luigi oh my gosh that's awesome
+Mousti Luigi YOSHI!!! \>0
Cool Skarmory Yep, for making steak.
Mine mysteriously disappeared. Dunno wuzup with that.
ui
28:01 AWWWW SHITTTT!!!
Tengo 28 años y aun recuerdo este hermoso juego...
Wow! Some great memories coming back of my brother and I playing games together. This was the first video game that I actually became "obsessed" with growing up. Perhaps because it was the first to deal with a main character outside of the Mario Bros.,Princess Peach,etc. Thank you to the uploader. :)
the ending theme is too much nostalgia for me to hold in my fanny pack of feels
This and Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time are probably the most adorable Mario games I have played.
This is pure magic, i can almost feel the Christmast Eve air, i didn't even thought about getting this and yet a friend of my grandparents bought this to me. I rushed to my SNES and began playing, at the time i didn't even think about how magical this game was, now the carillon is just the soundtrack of a lost childhood, a bit melanchonic but so sweet.
Thank you!
Great memories, thank you for the music!
It's so nice to hear these without the crying sounds over it. Not that I had to listen to a lot of the crying since I'm such an expert of playing games ;)
+Cheer Girl Rampage Except that instead of hearing the crying from Baby Mario, you'll be crying yourself.
This is bringing back so many good memories
That Credits theme is so beautiful, it never fails to bring a tear to my eye.