Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (NES) Soundtrack - 8BitStereo
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- Tracklist:
0:00 Title BGM (Prologue)
3:16 Overworld BGM
6:43 Battle BGM (with Entrance)
8:48 Overworld BGM (No Intro)
10:51 Battle BGM
12:54 Treasure / New Spell
12:56 Battle BGM (Unused Variation)
14:59 SFX: Leave Battle
15:01 Town BGM
18:24 SFX: Select / Talk
18:26 Indoors BGM
19:33 Town BGM (No Intro)
21:50 Indoors BGM (Unused Variation)
22:58 Temple BGM
26:09 SFX: Sword Beam
26:11 Temple BGM (No Intro)
29:18 SFX: Spell
29:20 Temple BGM (Unused Variation)
32:27 Temple Boss
33:39 SFX: Boss Destroyed
33:41 Temple Clear
33:47 Level Up
33:50 Fairy Appears / Raft
33:53 Flute
33:55 Spell in New Kasuto
33:58 SFX: Great Temple Shield Rising
34:01 Great Temple
36:21 SFX: Falling
36:24 Great Temple (No Intro)
38:40 Last Boss (Dark Link)
39:52 Fanfare (Triforce Obtained)
39:57 Princess Zelda
40:37 Ending / Staff Roll
42:46 DPCM: Link Hit ~ SFX: Health Low
42:48 Game Over
42:52 DPCM: Ganon Laughs
42:55 SFX: Name Entry Select ~ Input Letter ~ File Select ~ Eliminate File
43:00 SFX: Item Appears / Fairy
43:02 Unused Jingle
43:05 Game Over (with Ganon Laugh)
The OST to Zelda II: The Adventure of Link for the Nintendo Entertainment System, updated into a new "8BS Mixed" format with less echo/reverb and to sound more clear and crisp than ever before, while also providing on screen information to respective composers, arrangers, sound programmers and developers. These mixes also do not represent the original versions, these tracks are based from original NSF rips, and are not recordings from an actual NES/Famicom, check below for the original OST in NSFe format! So, welcome to Niko's 8BitStereo! Enjoy the music and share!
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MP3 (320kbps) DOWNLOAD LINK:
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Original NSFe Version (Need "NSFPlay", "Winamp + Notso Fatso Plugin" or the "Foobar + Game Emu Player" component):
mega.nz/file/Z9MQybYB#JIiqX5B...
Gameplay background provided by NintendoComplete:
• Zelda II: The Adventur... - Hudba
Oh hello! You are now finally graced by the wonderful and still excellent follow up to the original game that started this series, it's Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link! Often plagued as the blacksheep of the title, its drastic gameplay shift and challenging difficulty certainly surprised many people I'm sure, but thankfully this sequel holds up very well, and in my opinion, is better than the originally in both gameplay and music! With a wonderful Overworld to explore, new Moves and Spells to learn, memorable graphics and sprites, this title really has it all as a great follow up, and is always a fun challenge to beat! And of course the star of the show that really outshines the original at most, is the impressive and lengthy Soundtrack! A very interesting situation that for the sequel, Koji Kondo gave his spot of composing to Akito Nakatsuka, one of the legendary greats of the beginning of the NES/Famicom soundchip, being one of the first to compose and make his style on it, and of course, Akito had programmed his own Sound Driver, which is where we hear his Compositions stand out so bright! The Title BGM is such another fantastic Title Theme for a Zelda game, the Overworld and Town music is so splendid and filled with such delight, and of course, the Temple music which has become such a unique standout track in the series. Akito really sets a style and tone much different from Kondo, and it's great as it gives Akito his own identity and what he did for a Zelda soundtrack, we really can't thank him enough for what he has given to the NES/Famicom soundchip, he really deserves his praise and especially for this awesome NES title! There are also uniquely Unused Variation tracks for a few of the main themes, very cool they are still in the code of the game, and as usual made sure to keep track titles as close to official releases as possible!
Like its predecessor, it was released on the Famicom Disk System, but unlike the original LoZ, this one didn't get a Famicom cart release, and like the previous upload, the FDS goodies will be saved for another upload as the OST is slightly different in a few ways, but Akito Nakatsuka really worked the FDS sound channel greatly on that version of the OST, and shows the versatility Akito had as a composer. Also want to throw in a sorry for drought in uploads, life has taken a heavy turn again and was kept busy with personal stuff and work, but if you want to throw some love for what I've done here you can support me on Patreon and get your name in the end portion of these videos, just my way of saying thanks for enjoying 8BitStereo, and will be sure to continue giving 8BS content! www.patreon.com/nikotengoku
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23:03 10 years ago this tune still evokes nostalgia
It's so damn good, wish it was brought back into a mainline Zelda game!
HAMMER… SPECTACLE ROCK… DEATH MTN.
I AM ERROR.
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS USE FIRE.
This game and Simon’s Quest had the best townsfolk dialogue.
REVIVED!
Get a silk bag from the graveyard duck to live longer
The most toughest and challenging Zelda game ever made!
for me was impossibile to finish..😁
@@ryuu21 trust me I know! Just getting to the Great Palace was a pain!
I ended it on a cartridge that had no battery. Unable to stop. Took me a couple of days leaving the NES on so I couldn't lose the progress
@@xyan07 omg man!
19:40 "I found a mirror under the table" Link SPEAKS!
I always saw it as his internal monologue, or just inside voice speaking through the text lol
He speaks in the instruction manual too.
That opening title screen still remains one of my most cherished videogame memories. Fantastic conversion work, appreciate the high efforts!
It's actually a track from a 1970's album (She'll Come back). :D
Thank you! Time to listen to some temple theme now. ♫♪
Glad you got this going again. Best music to write to
The unused stuff helps a ton too
The Soundtrack in this game encapsulates everything about it perfectly.
Thank you!
Thank you for taking the time to put all this OSTs together, I use it for work, I have a hard time concentrating, this helps me to stay focused
Hell's horses man, I can't believe you are still running this channel after all these years! I haven't came to your channel since 2013 or 2014, but I used to visit it constantly. I'm still getting people replying to some of my comments on your videos. Thank you for still doing this, I'm really sorry I've not been paying attention. I had to get away from CZcams back then as it was stealing all my time, and I had just joined a new band and was also trying to progress in my day job....also did a lot of world traveling as well. But I have notifications set now. Again thank you for doing this still. There were really so many amazing NES soundtracks!
It's all good, I'm glad you returned! Just like I did for these Revamps, sadly been kinda slow getting uploads out, but I'm really trying to get once a week if not bi-weekly uploads out, probably gonna switch to shorter OST's to help with that. But glad to hear you got exciting things going on with your life, I'll be making sure to get all the incredible NES soundtracks Revamped in this new sound! :)
@@Nikos8BitStereoI'm looking forward to all of it. As for exciting things, the band is about to release a new album after 9 years lol
The most underrated Zelda game along with Skyward Sword.
I 100% agree.
I feel it's more overlooked than underrated. Everybody who ends up actually playing this game for more than ten minutes seems to think it's pretty solid.
I wish Akito Nakatsuka was much more known for the excellent job done in this soundtrack!!!
We the fans deserved more soundtracks from him!!!
Most certainly, he gave Kondo a run for his iconic themes from the original game, if anything I enjoy this OST more than LoZ.
I don't care what the general consensus may be, I love this game as much as the first one. I played this over and over and over as a kid, my great uncle helping guide me through the game. I loved discovering the King's Tomb in the graveyard, casting the Magic spell to make the building appear, and finally fighting your way to the Great Temple in the end. The gameplay is tight and rewarding, the graphic and music phenomenal, and the world building was amazing. It's a tough game, but god I have so many good memories with this.
I am Error
Oh boy! Tunes for when I have to spin up for servers tomorrow!!!! Thanks as always Niko!
This game to me was the best.
Up thrust? Awesome.
Down thrust? OMG make me a baby!
Go one vs one a Knight... superb for the time.
Potions, leveling up, etc... fun with no end.
Music: Beyond stellar.
I was just thinking about this game randomly today and I loved your older version. So glad you just uploaded this improved one. Some amazing music in this game!
Oh yes I am glad to have improved this one like many others will be! :)
It's a really nice soundtrack for sure!
Rambo on NES was pretty much this game but reskinned
Dang, I never thought about it, but you're right. They were pretty much the same game.
Now lookup The Battle of Olympus for the nes also lol
Niko! Always enjoy the work you do uploading these "renewed" soundtracks! Hits me with nostalgia!
The Revamps I am so much more proud of from the older versions, I finally got a Mix down that is satisfying to listen to and that I am personally proud of! :D
So much vibrato on every song
Possibly the greatest Nintendo game ever. Also the greatest Nintendo soundtrack ever.
Absolutely excellent work, as usual!
0:00 Title BGM (Prologue) is actually from **She'll Come Back by The Turtles, from the album titled Wooden Head (1970)**.
Quite surprising honestly. Give it a listen, you will recognise where it came from (and likely other parts of it are from it).
Hell yeah, I love when people discover stuff like this, I knew Akito had to inspired from something like Kondo was from "April" from Deep Purple's self titled third album for the Title and Labyrinth theme for Zelda 1.
I definitely remember some of these “unused” variations in the actual game.
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Would love if you did the American Gladiators soundtrack!
God Bless
Excelent
You know Bagu? Then I can help you cross.
I couldn’t find your channel didn’t know you changed the name to Niko from WiiGuy… now I have my work music back
22:58!!!!
So what's different compared to your last version?
Can't open the RAR download : (
Tears Of The Kingdom should have been a reimagined Zelda II...
I wanted it too so much!!!
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