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Here is a no brainer to me, my favorite is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FPzjpCVSAM

Rockface Rumble

 

Nuts and Bolts is great too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSIRXvwuNNI

the water theme is great as always, but Aquatic Ambiance from DKC1 is way better

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmCNCLT__oA

 

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and that's it. DKC3 OST is good, but the others are just better



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Nuts and Bolts is my fav, I also quite like Enchanted Riverbank and Treetop Tumble:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQWgIQp8olo&list=PL3F37BC9E9A5DC61D&index=23

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3WsNvqORzY&list=PL3F37BC9E9A5DC61D&index=22

 

Overall, yeah it's not as amazing as the first two games but still a very nice soundtrack IMHO.



The music in this game was pretty meh. David Wise had checked out and it was apparent.



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Can't post a link to it myself, but the Cascade Capers theme is the most underrated song in the whole trilogy...



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The SNES sound chip really was fantastic for that era. Glad Nintendo made the hardware decisions that they did.

I don't mind Cascade Capers, Frosty Frolics... But overall, DK2's tracks were better as they built up ambience and rhythm adding to the atmosphere of the game.



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I adore DKC3's OST. Really fitting with the overall ambience.

Rockface Rumble is, of course, my favorite. But I also like that Jungle theme and the Boss Theme.



Pemalite said:
The SNES sound chip really was fantastic for that era. Glad Nintendo made the hardware decisions that they did.

Damn right, that thing was an absolute beast for its time. Still holds up remarkably well today in fact, given its age.



Nuts n Bolts hands down. Agree also the rest of the songs are meh.