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Chrono Trigger - Corridors of Time
Probably Stickerbush Symphony from Donkey Kong Country 2.
Lots of good Final Fantasy tracks from Nobuo Uematsu and Chrono Trigger/Cross ones from Yasunori Mitsuda too. But Stickerbush Symphony was the first video game music that really moved me, like more than your average SNES soundtrack. David Wise went hard on those Donkey Kong Country games.
That's one of my favorites! Also Aquatic Ambience from DKC. I used to pause the game on that level and just listen to the track.
Probably Stickerbush Symphony from Donkey Kong Country 2.
I didn't play the game back in the days, heck until now I have only played the 1st title, but this song sounds so good and I have 0 nostalgia googles about it (although weirdly it emits some nostalgia to me regardless).
They definitely cooked with the DKC OST.
Baba Yetu from Civilization 2005 is the first video track to win a Grammy.
Music track or racetrack? ;)
I'll give you two albums worth:
*Bastion OST
*Transistor OST
I'll add Hades OST, Supergiant generally do amazing soundtracks.
Hmmm.
Maybe Dragon Roost Island from The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker.
Vigil - Mass Effect
The End Run from Mass Effect 2 is also high up there.
Recency bias, but Lumiere from Expedition 33 is also incredible.
It's hard to choose an absolute favorite, but I really like First Steps from Celeste.
Alpha by C418 - The background music to the End Poem in Minecraft
Great pick. This track is transcendent.
If I had to choose one song, it would probably have to be Undertale from Undertale. The acoustic guitar brought me to tears. Honorable mentions to Rith Essa Mime from Jet Force Gemini, Stone Tower Temple from Majora's Mask, Smiles and Tears from Earthbound, Fear the Dark from Aquaria, and Ocean Planet Aquanid from Bomberman 64: The Second Attack.
You can't do this to me. Don't make me pick just one.
Let me have six at least.
The CD-rom for Mechwarrior 2 could play in a standard CD player. Track one was the data for the game, but the remaining 22-odd tracks were the in-game music. We used to listen to the Mechwarrior 2 soundtrack while playing everything else. I still love that music.
Too many favourites to name, but here are a few examples
- lots of Nobuo Uematsu songs in lots of games
- small two of pieces from xenogears
- simple and clean from kingdom hearts
- xenoblade chronicles 2 Ost, especially gormott when the 'vocals' kick in
- take control from control
- wide awake from Alan wake 2
...
I couldn't pick just one.
- From The Witcher 3:
- Whiterun theme (unforgivably absent from the OST albums)
- Fields of Ard Skellig (a version of the folk song "Fear a Bhata")
- From Skyrim... hard to pick out favourites
- From Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance (Jeremy Soule again): The Art of War. It opens boldly but there's a moment when it's just twinkling in the strings, percussion and a little piano with almost no melody. If at that moment you happen to be watching the trajectory of your artillery arcing towards the enemy, and then the theme comes back as they land... sublime.
Weird one - the labyrinth music from BotW. I used to listen to extended versions of that for hours at work, just to make things feel tense and intriguing.
My Dark Disquiet by Poets of the Fall from Control.
The track that played the first time I landed in Mexico on Red Dead Redemption
So emotional
Current one is this one: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IunbXWab1_Y from Clair Obscur Expedition 33.
(But I'm overall in the fucking bag for this game at the moment.)
i don't even play racing games but i immediately though you were referring to a race track, not a music one, haha.
regardless, one of my favorite tracks is THE WORLD REVOLVING from Deltarune: Chapter 1 OST.
Recent favorite:
The track when you fight Consort Radahn in Elden Ring. I am absolutely OBSESSED with the man who sings that one part... You'd have to listen to it and you'll spot who I mean. He has such a powerful voice, you can hear him over the rest. It's just awe inspiring.
(So glad I can finally gush about that song)
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