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[Victor Omega]

Latin Jazz - Salsa / Bosa Nova
Kazumi Totaka -Shop Channel


Naoto Kubo - Bubblaine - Super Mario Odyssey


Tomoya Tomita - Secret Island



American Jazz - Swing / Big Band
Kenta Nagata & Shinobu Tanaka - Circuit Theme


Yasuaki Iwata - Mario Kart Stadium



Japanese Jazz Fusion

This one really comes full circle for me on a personal level as ive recently discovered this genre. If there was a genre that helped early Japanese video game, its would probably 80s Japanese Jazz Fusion

You have to have a keen ear for this genre to hear it. its literally scattered everywhere, subtle but in every Nintendo music

Tomoya Tomita - Foulwater Falls


For this genre, its better to hear what JAzz Fusion sounded like for a track like Foulwater Falls to be influenced by... I give you CASIOPEA & T Square!





Reggae - Dub
Hirokazu Tanaka - Balloon Fight (NES) Bonus Round


Not convinced, hear it from the man himself!

 

[Virt McPolygon]

This isn't what 'audiophile' means.

 

[playXray]

This isn't what 'audiophile' means.

Yes, I think "music lover" would be more appropriate here.

 

[TheGrat1]

This isn't what 'audiophile' means.

Came to post this.
First post win the thread again.

 

[TransTrender]

It's like Nintendo picked up in the music department where SquareSoft [but really squeenix] left off.

 

[DGrayson]

Came for the FLACs. Left disappointed.

 

[Victor Omega]

This isn't what 'audiophile' means.

Yes, I think "music lover" would be more appropriate here.

Came to post this.
First post win the thread again.

Came for the FLACs. Left disappointed.

Melophile, forgive me

 

[Gifmaker]

And here I was thinking that this would be about Wii Music. Kinda disappointed, ngl

 

[30yearsofhurt]

Laughs at OP in Nobby Uematsu.

 

[Werewolfgrandma]

Needs more math Rock. Jazz for people who hate Jazz.

 

[Ulysses 31]

 

[Soltype]

Yeah I used to notice the reggae stuff back on the NES, actually prefer Nintendo's music when they had hardware limitations, it had a certain charm to it.

 

[Quasicat]

I get what you are talking about. I'm a bit of an audiophile and have really gotten into the remastering of SNES music like this:


It's basically what it would sound like if it were in its original uncompressed form. Get yourself a good pair of headphones, and it will entrance you.

 

[Kuranghi]

Nice, thanks OP, gonna listen to this while I sand down my summer-heat-expanded bathroom door, should make it go a bit quicker.