Video game music peaked on the N64 in my opinion. It was the last console where video game music was confined on limited audio hardware before CD audio and i think video game music sounded better when it sounds closer to the original video games but with far superior hardware.
I liked SSB64's music a lot as it seemed like they were aware of the hardware limitations, so instead of trying to make something incredibly dramatic and cinematic, they instead chose to embrace the cartoony feel of the game by giving it fun, catchy tunes instead. I love the soundtrack of the other games too, but this one has such a specific feel to it that I love.
Agree. VGM has gotten very homogenous because modern hardware does not have bespoke audio. Everyone is also trying to go for realistic SFX or live music like overdone orchestra. So game audio is hardly ever unique like it was from gen 3-5. It's sad really.
@@daserfomalhaut9809to me the worst thing is when they take these kind of songs, that were made in a computer to be played by the console's audio thing, and try to play it live by an orchestra as an attempt to "remaster" it in a re release or something. It simply doesn't work, ends up sounding like a complete auditory mess, because the composition was made taking into consideration the immediate effect of an audio sample, humans can't do that with such precision. A lot of Yoko Shimomura's songs have that problem going on and I hate that it happens so consistently.
This songs reminds Me & my girlfriend going home in the afternoon on a Friday afternoon heading straight to Aliso Viejo plaza orange county California from mission viejo mall and the sun goes down & me & my girlfriend take another bus Ride straight to Moulton parkway to go for pit stop at 7 eleven and we made it to Aliso Viejo plaza at target store to Gamestop wendy's for dinner then we go to my dream house .
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When 12 yr old me first heard this remix, I was like "no way". Perfected to the last detail.
It took me a long time to realize what an amazing track this is. Jungle hijinx is incredible.
This scratches every single itch in my brain just right
MEU DEUS ESSA MUSICA É MT BOAAAAAAA
I love listening to every version of DKC's Jungle Hijinx :)
I really wish they didn't cut that badass beginning on Smash Bros Ultimate
I hear ya loud and clear, Peppy.
can you say it please? come on you know you want to, do a......
Ultimate nerfed a lot songs including victory themes
@@dorourke105 Do a Spin!!!!
@@PeppyHair barrel roll, i thought you would've known your own meme guess not
3:00 the bass here is fat
my entire headphone feels like it vibrates
I love the build up and everything that comes after.
RareWare glory days
Fighting at Kongo Jungle was always an occasion. Loved it
This playing during one of the wildest revenge confessions 💀
Video game music peaked on the N64 in my opinion. It was the last console where video game music was confined on limited audio hardware before CD audio and i think video game music sounded better when it sounds closer to the original video games but with far superior hardware.
I liked SSB64's music a lot as it seemed like they were aware of the hardware limitations, so instead of trying to make something incredibly dramatic and cinematic, they instead chose to embrace the cartoony feel of the game by giving it fun, catchy tunes instead.
I love the soundtrack of the other games too, but this one has such a specific feel to it that I love.
Agree.
VGM has gotten very homogenous because modern hardware does not have bespoke audio. Everyone is also trying to go for realistic SFX or live music like overdone orchestra. So game audio is hardly ever unique like it was from gen 3-5. It's sad really.
@@daserfomalhaut9809to me the worst thing is when they take these kind of songs, that were made in a computer to be played by the console's audio thing, and try to play it live by an orchestra as an attempt to "remaster" it in a re release or something.
It simply doesn't work, ends up sounding like a complete auditory mess, because the composition was made taking into consideration the immediate effect of an audio sample, humans can't do that with such precision.
A lot of Yoko Shimomura's songs have that problem going on and I hate that it happens so consistently.
Why does 0:50 go so hard like bro what?
I live this Sountracks MR DK
*falls in barrel and waits to shoot out, hoping it doesn't turn upside-down*
This songs reminds Me & my girlfriend going home in the afternoon on a Friday afternoon heading straight to Aliso Viejo plaza orange county California from mission viejo mall and the sun goes down & me & my girlfriend take another bus Ride straight to Moulton parkway to go for pit stop at 7 eleven and we made it to Aliso Viejo plaza at target store to Gamestop wendy's for dinner then we go to my dream house .
just start the song already
music
so according to you does the song also stop at 1:20?
@@DoctorDeuce Bro i think he was joking about how long the melody takes to get started
I love the very long intro part
What a clown
1:02
1:03
1:13
1:15
00:00 just chill and listen
Where 808s really came from
in the night i hear them talk
Funny Drum beat
Congo Kinshasa in a nutshell!
temón
Soy el único que escucha tambores
super smash bros 64 music Eric Flyman vs människa 0:17