It's a pity that Michiru Yamane's music remains familiar only to the retro-gamers' community. This is a magnificent Baroque-styled piece which could be rated highly in the whole world!
@@jorgitoislamico4224 What he said was really clear. Sometimes people like to get known for specific things rather than to get known for everything or other things.
I remember playing this level when I was like 6. It was a gloomy/rainy-ish kinda day. Thought to myself...I've actually made it this far and this weird music for this jungle level. Then everything turned red and skeletons came out! O_O! I pressed on like a champ...
i absolutley love this soundtrack i grew up watching my older cousin play the game but i never got to play it myself this game helped shape me and i'm sad to say my grandmother gave the game away :(
If you have access to Steam on PC, or a Nintendo Switch, then the Castlevania Anniversary Collection has this and other classic-style titles in the franchise, including the entire NES franchise, two of the GameBoy entries, and more! A great way to re-live those classics.
@@BIastProcX @Maurex Retrovision I'd say CV4's soundtrack is good for way different reasons. It's very strange. While most other Castlevania soundtracks focused on a more melodic style reminiscent of baroque music or even 80s metal, harmonies and dark/epic melodies, CV4 focused on sound textures, atmosphere, ambiance and even improvisation. I can't say I could enjoy it on its own outside of the game (unlike the soundtrack to the NES trilogy, Bloodlines, Rondo of Blood, what have you); still, I must admit that I like that they tried something different and it makes Castlevania 4 stand out.
While I am not a fan of music being altered, I appreciate diversity, and I personally favor this version over the original. This rendition sounds more ethereal and regal, emphasizing its title more effectively.
sounds like this one game who u play secretly play in church with ur parents on sunday, cuz the music is like similiar as the church music so no one will regognize it that ur actually gamign
"Versailles" turns into "Verdun" in fountain...also a new tragedy buried in "Versailles"... "This is not peace,it's an Armistice for 20 years..." - Ferdinand Foch
The Silhouette Demon pillar gives me willies. The Princess of Moss looks pretty at first glance, but when she changes to that ugly moth form, pest control time! I would like this on Devil Forgemaster Hector's or Alucard's future Smash stage.
Do you think that Versailles staff should hire a better gardener for the excessive flora grownth after John & Eric finished off Antionette's mutant insect duplicate? And this question is for after the war in 1918...
She who fell before the Reign of Terror... Like her husband. Robespierre was indefinitely mad with power. The Republic of Virtue never would have came... no matter how long the Reign continued...
Genesis sounds much better on real hardware. There is a good sound emulator called Nuked, not only emulates the YM2612 at low level, even the artifacts produces by the 12 bits DAC and the low pass filter.
Still in the Genesis VS SNES debate after all this time? SNES has organ sounds as well. Nintendo won over Sega LOONG time ago, and that's a FACT(Disclaimer: I don't hate Sega)
Sure the genesis had a shit soundchip, but god damn Konami knew how to rock it! Bloodlines soundtrack is up there with Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Rocket Knight Adventures. It's amazing.
It's a pity that Michiru Yamane's music remains familiar only to the retro-gamers' community. This is a magnificent Baroque-styled piece which could be rated highly in the whole world!
But if that's what she wants to be known for and happy with it, that's not a problem. The gaming industry is quite big actually.
@@AnimeKawaiiFantasyGameMusic I don't think that's what he meant
@@jorgitoislamico4224 What he said was really clear. Sometimes people like to get known for specific things rather than to get known for everything or other things.
I mean she did work on Portrait of Ruin
I remember playing this level when I was like 6. It was a gloomy/rainy-ish kinda day. Thought to myself...I've actually made it this far and this weird music for this jungle level. Then everything turned red and skeletons came out! O_O!
I pressed on like a champ...
Salute
The jungle is supposed to be in Paris.
Jungle? You didn't notice the massive, Baroque palace in the background?
My fave song from Bloodlines!
One of the best Castlevania games ever made. Great gameplay and breathtaking soundtrack. Wish somebody would make a remake of this game :(
OK. That's intense Gothic music!!!
i love this song, it has such a great feel to it. i love the classical feel in this one
this level had my most hated enemy, those DAMN SWINGING VINE BUG THINGS!!!!!!
Death Swingers
@TheMoi it's not a surprise since Michiru Yamane composed the OST for both Bloodlines and Symphony of the Night.
Definitely my favorite video game soundtrack.
You notice how crystals replace hearts in this game? It's not a stretch to imagine that if this game had money, it would take the shape of rings.
i absolutley love this soundtrack
i grew up watching my older cousin play the game but i never got to play it myself
this game helped shape me and i'm sad to say my grandmother gave the game away :(
If you have access to Steam on PC, or a Nintendo Switch, then the Castlevania Anniversary Collection has this and other classic-style titles in the franchise, including the entire NES franchise, two of the GameBoy entries, and more! A great way to re-live those classics.
SOTN and Bloodlines have the best music in the series. This is simply exquisite for 16-bit
Don't forget about Castlevania 4. It also has phenomenal soundtracks.
@@maurexretrovision Tbh there aren't many memorable SCV 4 music aside from Simon's theme, that's why I prefer the others
SCV 4 soundtrack is a bit more ambient but still good
@@BIastProcX @Maurex Retrovision I'd say CV4's soundtrack is good for way different reasons. It's very strange. While most other Castlevania soundtracks focused on a more melodic style reminiscent of baroque music or even 80s metal, harmonies and dark/epic melodies, CV4 focused on sound textures, atmosphere, ambiance and even improvisation. I can't say I could enjoy it on its own outside of the game (unlike the soundtrack to the NES trilogy, Bloodlines, Rondo of Blood, what have you); still, I must admit that I like that they tried something different and it makes Castlevania 4 stand out.
Your forgetting Rondo of Blood my guy
While I am not a fan of music being altered, I appreciate diversity, and I personally favor this version over the original. This rendition sounds more ethereal and regal, emphasizing its title more effectively.
sounds like this one game who u play secretly play in church with ur parents on sunday, cuz the music is like similiar as the church music so no one will regognize it that ur actually gamign
I love this level and the music for it!
"Versailles" turns into "Verdun" in fountain...also a new tragedy buried in "Versailles"...
"This is not peace,it's an Armistice for 20 years..." - Ferdinand Foch
the rose pollen wasnt an issue at all. more annoying were those things that swung back and forth when you hit them
love this song, i think youre right about this song, there are some motifs that sound like Wood Carving Partita from SOTN
you mean Wood Carving Partita from SOTN sounds like this one.
Damn roses, with their "LOL U WAK FUNNI" pollen.
Hermoso ost sin duda ❤❤❤
those immortal skeletons...
Are called Blood Skeletons in Castlevania lore.
The Silhouette Demon pillar gives me willies.
The Princess of Moss looks pretty at first glance, but when she changes to that ugly moth form, pest control time!
I would like this on Devil Forgemaster Hector's or Alucard's future Smash stage.
Do you think that Versailles staff should hire a better gardener for the excessive flora grownth after John & Eric finished off Antionette's mutant insect duplicate? And this question is for after the war in 1918...
@@R.P.Pyotrsovich Maybe so.
the Silhoette Demon should be a Stage Hazard in Smash 6.
Not even dracula disliked this, because it's so awesome
Dracula disliked it NOW.
Dracula: *disliked*
John Morris and Eric Lacarde: ahhh shit, here we go again...
castlevania games always have such good music
This could have been used in Symphony of the Night as well. A future instalment calls for this song (as well as a new protagonist or two)
Wounderful
cultured
She who fell before the Reign of Terror... Like her husband. Robespierre was indefinitely mad with power. The Republic of Virtue never would have came... no matter how long the Reign continued...
Michiru Yamane
the master
Show de bola esse Castlevania trilha sonora top.
Sounds like Wood Carving Partita was a remake of this somehow...
what kind of music is this? I mean what century had this type of music,, 16th-17th?
Bach stuff
i want a remakeeeeeeeeeeeee,this is the best castlevania ever made
Are you sure about that? Even if you don't prefer SCV IV, surely you can't think BL is better than Rondo of Blood.. can you?
Thanx... Ohhhhh Bloody mary???
I got the midi for this and slowed it down in Logic.....it sounds a lot better IMO. Great music.
Why make a remake? It's perfect already. Hate it when people remake stuff. Just leave it alone.
Queen of moss !!! :-))
I would agree with ya, but an update to this game wouldn't be a bad idea. We already have the original game, so what is their to lose?
The Queen of Moss is also the Spirit of Marie Antoinette.
Drolta resurected her spirit to fooled John Morris for a trap revealing herself as large mothra like insect inside of her flesh.
@dragonpullman It reminds me of harpsichord too.
Where's the consistency? Mark it Stage 5 goddamn.
This song just baroque the game...
get the ROM and play it, worth it, damn fun.
One person disliked this. Now I also think this is bad.. Damn you, random person! :(
@thatkillerxyz Ugh, those were the WORST! I lost half my life bar to them.
@MastaGambit
MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE!!!!
I liked this level, but the pollen was not so fun.
The Atari Jaguar is 64 bit. Do the math.
this doesn't sound like Genesis
Edit: 5 years later I think I meant this in a good way
Genesis sounds much better on real hardware. There is a good sound emulator called Nuked, not only emulates the YM2612 at low level, even the artifacts produces by the 12 bits DAC and the low pass filter.
it is. I had this game in the 1990s
Hah! I am 666th viewer....! Oh Dead Gummit! Someone got it before me. Well at least I am 669th viewer lol.
...So? I don't see your point...
This is the original.
This would fit so well in Symphony of the Night (i know theyr from the same composer)
Stage 3 was imo the worst stage by far
Also pretty terrifying especially as you could fall of a platform at any time.
lmao
3,666 views.
its mandatory that if you have 666 in the view number you have to post.
thos who like castlevania art should check my facebook page...have a bunch of cool artwork
Sega is so much better than Nintendo, the Genesis was out allready in the 16th-17th century.
I love Castlevania Bloodlines... but man do I HATE this stage. Awesome music though, lol
MAXIMUM OVERDERP!
Still in the Genesis VS SNES debate after all this time? SNES has organ sounds as well. Nintendo won over Sega LOONG time ago, and that's a FACT(Disclaimer: I don't hate Sega)
Sure the genesis had a shit soundchip, but god damn Konami knew how to rock it! Bloodlines soundtrack is up there with Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Rocket Knight Adventures. It's amazing.
XGolbezx, eh? Shit sounchip?
But.. Genesis has awesome sound chip.
It works perfectly with electrick roc
Кейти Тамира Yeah, I was about to say. The Genesis soundchip is one of the furthest things from shit if we’re being honest and unbiased.
@SuperMeisterMario
Ohhhh! Yeah! I thought I saw them in a speed run!
@SuperMeisterMario
I thought it was a Moth Queen who was the actual boss?