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I've never seen this movie (it's one of the few Ghiblis I haven't seen) but somehow this soundtrack makes me intensely nostalgic, as if for a childhood I never had.

I first watched this because apparently Anno animated a massive explosion in it; found an enchanting soundtrack and beautiful animation from an anime golden age long gone.

the first music sounds like your adveturing in a classic pixel rpg. It gives me nostalgia like playing a game I've played long time ago

If any of you are Magic the Gathering players? This entire movie and aesthetic can be wrapped up in Vernal Bloom.

listening to this brought me to tears. all the emotions i felt watching nausicaa and hearing this music for the first time came back rushing in so strongly. no other ghibli film means quite so much to me

Vi una pequeña parte de esta película de niño siempre recordé una parte de la bso específicamente la 13:00, después de unos 30-35 años encontré la película 😊

Its not the best quality and you know it, CZcams cannot stream FLACs

7:18 english horn plus oboe duo

7:03 english horn solo

ghibli movies were literaly one of the first thinkgs i saw as a kid, im pretty sure that they became a part of me, i watched them probobly at least 50 times each, but i didnt watch any in a while and im scared to go back and watch them again, im scared ill watch it and the magic will be gone.

12:14 only vocals makes 💯💯

I've heard this music for the first time in 25 years. I got immediate flashbacks of this film and tears. How could I forget...

I can listen to 7:55 over and over again. What's the name of the track???

I need to hear this full version in live Joe pls make a concert for this suite ❤

It’s always so funny to me how there are cash grabs these days that have the selling point being how “strong their women are”, while Miyazaki has been doing that for decades, only better in every conceivable way!

Does somebody know music's name at 2:00. It's just beautiful. 😭❤

Sounds so heroic and military like ngl

This was the first Ghibli film I truly connected with, at only 6 years old I remember sitting at my kitchen counter looking at a tiny tv screen and watching this for the first time. I had been too young to connect to Spirited Away yet, and wasn't ready for Howl's Moving Castle, but I watched this story about a brave and kind princess of a dying world who saved her people and the creatures around her. I was enraptured from the first scene, and remember sobbing by the end. It still is my all time favorite Ghibli movie and brings tears to my eyes every time I watch it, and the song with a little girl singing in the back was practically my own lullaby. Forever will Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind go down as an absolute masterpiece in every way.

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5:40 is exactly barry lyndon

I watched Nausicaa when I was very young, and decided that I wanted to be her when I grew up. This movie makes me cry several times when I watch it, which no other movie does. I love Nausicaa.

This music makes me cry

This movie is awesome.

No me canso de escuchar esta genialidad mi lugar en el mundo es siendo amiga de Nausicaa en el valle del viento tomando un cafe junto a calcifer viendo fotos de totoro y llendo en tren hacia el limbo junto con chihiro y sin cara, paseando con lobos y volando a laputa de vacaciones ❤

First time ever I realized Nausicaa contains sabaranade from barry Lyndon (op Schubert trio)

Todos ❤

First clicked a 40 minute video but they were missing all the good tracks. This one is much better

5:40 Hendel

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Honestly disappointed at how underrated this movie is.

7:56 8:31

Just watched the movie and I'm here for the soundtrack. It's really mesmerizing... The movie should be released again in the theatres!

I really enjoyed the movie but I was wondering why do the bugs and the forests create toxic atmosphere? For humans, if they're not living in a windy valley or have the miraculous ability to communicate with bugs, it is totally understandable to try destroy them before they get destroyed. That I think was the part the movie couldn't explain. I get that nature is valuable but surely cannot be more important than human lives when we are all humans after all

Wow is all I can say.

5:41 Sarabande, absolutely beautiful

that's such a mad knockoff of West Side Story at 6:25 and I love it

Back in the early 1990s when getting into anime was almost impossble (my apologies that I eventually gave up and did not, in fact, get into it), one of the only things I was able to find besides Akira was "Warriors of the Wind," a movie that literally changed my life in that I spent weeks fastidiously creating a remix of the main theme and thought it was one of the coolest movies I had ever seen. And those of you who have no idea why I am talking about this, well, it turned out "Warriors of the Wind" was some random company's release taking Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, arbitrarily cutting out like 1/3 of the movie, including changing the order of scenes, and generally just ruining it, and EVEN THAT did not manage to destroy just how amazing a movie it was. Though yeah once I finally saw the real thing after the Disney version came out a decade later it was clear that was an improvement.

I'm crying

Left me tears

Inside clover mind

Nice 😊 music 🎶 makes me tear up

This music is so hauntingly majestic, it makes me feel like im sitting at the edge of the toxic jungle watching the horrors of war rage on in the distance knowing that I will someday be consumed by the flames. But until then i will sit and watch.

Just watched this today for the first time 😭

true masterpieces of music.

12:25 my child loves this part so much and sings alone. What a beautiful movie with an important message. I was so happy to watch with him today.

Saw this movie when I was in junior high. I'm now almost 50yo and this movie is still in my top 3 best movies of all time. I'm so happy that I got to share this movie recently with my son who also fell in love with it.

I really love this movie Lol

This movie has singlehandedly awakened my love and respect for nature as a child and teached me the principles of humanism. It will forever be special to me.

You can't even describe Joe hisashi's music! The main theme makes me cry because it's outstanding and way too emotional 😭♥️

7:57 is the chase of the Pejite ship and Nausicaa remastered. I can't find the movie version or anything.