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Carob Nut
 Member 4474 Level 6.19 Apr 2006 
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When I first heard the music for Dream Land in Kirby Superstar...it almost brought a tear to my eye. And ditto for Dream Land 3.......I don't know how they did it, but the SNES has some of the greatest tunes I have ever heard. Ever. Even if you do only nintendo composers.....I don't know HOW they came up with Super Mario World tunes, or Super Mario Kart...
And Fire emblem on the GC....that music is right up there with Drakengard as far as I'm concerned....I might have to do what I did with Drakengard, and get my old music teacher to help me compose a few of the themes using the school orchestra.....(lol plain old music band) and remix a few of them. Hey what about Bomberman music? I@m talking about the Super series.....espiecaly Super Bomberman 4 and 5. I know it's not 'strictly nintendo', but Hudson do nintendo music anyways so.... And what about Sim City? Who composed the music for that? I don't think the credits ever show for that game.......The music for that....As far as I'm concerned, the Snes version of the game is superior to Sim City 2000 and 3000 on the p.c. Mario paint as well.....the music for that....so calming. So peaceful. And who is the composer for Super Metroid? Or Stunt Race FX? Or Mario is missing? Or Hotel Mario? Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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