Stickerbush Symphony..... gave it a listen, enjoyed :)
| Darwinianevolution said: This is both beautiful and interesting. I'd like to hear other SNES games' OST like this. Super Metroid, F-Zero and Chronno Trigger would sound amazing. |
Yeah I would really love to hear the SNES Starfox given this treatment, that game's music was fantastic.
| farlaff said: Awesome! Jungle Groove is one of the best game themes ever created. |
Haven't heard these for roughly 24 and 23 years respectively. Jungle Groove is still good. Wish the snow level from DKC was remastered too.
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CaptainExplosion said:
SUPERVISED BY THE MAN WHO MADE THIS:
So much for Unity being used for crappy games. =P |
Holy moly I am so hard right now. That is freaking incredible.
That's really impressive. I'd like to hear more of Wise's work in its uncompressed glory.
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Or just buy the cd soundtrack?
https://www.discogs.com/Unknown-Artist-DK-Jamz-The-Original-Donkey-Kong-Country-Soundtrack/release/1201362
this Aquatic ambience has actually lost something in translation sounds way too tinny
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CaptainExplosion said:
Here's a few:
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Excellent!
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