TheHylian Honestly, I copy-pasted your comment just so that I wouldn´t have to scroll down all the way trying to find that certain theme, since a one´s own comment always appears at the top. xD Of course though, the credit is all yours!
Nothing cooler than the feeling you get when you step into the final dungeon. For the entire game you have grown used to the single dungeon song. Then there is Gannon, it gives you chills, it feels like the end, you are finally there, the final boss. There is something so powerful about a new song after hours upon hours of that 6 minutes of music looped.
In 1990, I was a ten-year-old girl visiting a video game store in San Jose. My mom, her brother, and the proprietor all tried to convince me not to buy The Legend of Zelda, because it was too hard. I am going to be thirty-eight next Tuesday, and I'm so glad I didn't listen to them. I'm saving up to buy Breath of the Wild, and eventually want to get the GBA rereleases of a lot of the other games.
I’m currently playing botw rn and I’m so glad I decided to play it, I’m only 15 (16 very soon) but when I was around 5-7 I played Zelda all the time on my brother’s gameboy and his cube it’s such a nostalgic thing for me I have such fond memories of it, and this music really takes me back lol
im about to be 22 and listening to this still hits me with a wave of nostalgia from my childhood of playing this and the other zelda games that were included in the collection i played on the nintendo game cube.
I can still see in my mind that gold cartridge. It stood out so much from all the gray around it, like it was screaming for you to look at it and play, even if for just a little bit. Then you were hooked in.
You didn't miss much. There was some better music, better cartoons, better toys, and some better TV and moves, but that's about it. Other than that it was just daytime talk show hosts like Oprah, Donahue, and Geraldo trying to convince all the fat, suburbanite housewives that theur precious fuck trophies were being fingerbanged by satanic cult members in the schools and daycare centers. And who could ever forget the moral majority. Ugh. The 80s are fun to reminisce about but I'd never want to go back.
Nintendo music is the kind that when you hear it for the first time in ages you cry.this gives me that feel, along with n64 rainbow road, a few Galaxy soundtracks and theres a lot more of them.these are the best
On my 11th birthday I got TLOZ, that gold cartridge, I knew this gonna be the shit lol. And hearing the music for the 1st time when you put it in, was mesmerizing. Those were the days, now I play those ROM hacks of Zelda games for nostalgia moments.
im 14 now ive been playing this game for as long as i can remember this is what got me into gaming on my dads NES with the gold cartrige. i still to this day havent beaten the game but ive gotten back into it recently and i think its finally time.
Because it's an old and iconic part of gaming history, and a lot of people are nostalgic for it, including some people you might have had contact with or seen on the internet with. I suppose there must be such a thing as contact nostalgia. 🤔
Wow! amazing to hear this after all these years. I played this game when it first came out. I'm in my middle ages now and can remember finishing both the game and the second run after typing in "Zelda" a hard mode. lol I even remember Nintendo having the monthly subscription my mom used to get for me walking thru this game. I beleive it was called Nintendo Power. great late 80's game for my childhood years. great upload!
Alfredo Rosado You know you didn't need to enter your name as "Zelda" to do the second quest, right? If you finished the game on your file, open it again and the second quest will begin.
after listening to the Famicom Disk System enhanced version of the title theme, this version sounds a little bit empty, I mean, you can clearly hear that one channel is completely missing.
The two rooms of Dark Knights to get that stinkin whistle. We wore that whistle out after retrieving it for the first time. It was quite a victory. It made the whistle seem like buried treasure.
I'll never forget getting this in 1989 for my birthday. I had collected both the red and blue rings and whistles, had a shit ton of heart HP, and was generally killing it at the game, when the power went out, cut the power to the NES during the game. When it came back and I restarted the NES, all my saves were gone. I was so angry and sad that I cried for a literal hour lol.
One thing I really cherish about Zelda 1 and 2 is that the final dungeons have unique music. Link to the Past sadly didn't do this. And then in OOT all the dungeons musics became unique. As a kid it really made you feel special that you made it to the final level.
Today, the Legend of Zelda series turns 33. I would type some hearts, but the amount of hearts needed to encompass my love and gratitude for this series would break CZcams. so, I'll settle for just one: From the bottom of my heart, *Thank you, Nintendo!*
Something about this feels so magical, and it's hard to explain why. Orchestra music is here to say for The Legend of Zelda series and it's all great stuff, but there's something about the simplicity of this chiptune music and how it's still able to convey specific emotions and feeling just goes to show how much of an incredibly composer Koji Kondo is.
Very few of us grew up off the gold cartridge Zelda for NES. A LTTP will always be my favorite but the original always had a special place in my heart since I was 5.
Only thing missing from the 5:27 "best dungeon" music is the sound of 15 hearts being refilled from empty. Something about that added effect is really satisfying.
You have to realize what they were working with- it was an 8 bit system. At the time, I was blown away- the melody, even to this day, ranks at the top for me- and would place it beside a movie soundtrack from John Williams or Hans Zimmer
+Kris Kallies I really like the game Contra, for the NES. With its two player co-op multiplayer, me and my friends had a lot of memories playing it. Especially the one time my dad bought seafood for us after we finished the game ;)
wow cool. i bet you used screen capture tech to do this. i use to do that when I played NES. I'd used to hook it up to the vcr and then connect the whole outfit to a tv and would be able to record the actual game play LOL too bad i don't have the tapes yet lol.
This music still sounds epic
its cool that's just fine!!! enough with the other comment!!!!! you hear on TV. commercials!!!
It is epic!
______Even more so on my Bose sound link color 2.
Possibly the best Nintendo soundtrack of all the original games...
Agree
I'm 46 years old and you have taken me back all the way to my childhood.. Wonderful memories of my brother and me fighting over the Nintendo. Lol
00:00 : Title Screen!
02:52 : Overworld!
04:14 : Dungeon!
05:21 : Item Obtained!
05:24 : Found Secret!
05:27 : Beat Dungeon!
05:36 : You Died!
05:41 : Continue?
06:10 : Whistle!
06:14 : Gannon´s Lair!
07:10 : Credits...
oh thx Gandalf
Hi guy
1st song is from gameboy right?
TheHylian Honestly, I copy-pasted your comment just so that I wouldn´t have to scroll down all the way trying to find that certain theme, since a one´s own comment always appears at the top. xD Of course though, the credit is all yours!
Real MVP thank you
Remind generations hundreds of years from now to pay respects to this classic masterpiece.
wow this soundtrack is only 9 minutes, and now we have 4 hour soundtracks. it's great to see how far we've come...
It's dangerous to go alone. Take this.
It's dangerous to go alone. Take every knight in the kingdom
Brian Lawler Amen!
Take this! *gives a bomb*
Gives a shotgun
it's a secret to everybody. 30
Nothing cooler than the feeling you get when you step into the final dungeon. For the entire game you have grown used to the single dungeon song. Then there is Gannon, it gives you chills, it feels like the end, you are finally there, the final boss.
There is something so powerful about a new song after hours upon hours of that 6 minutes of music looped.
So right
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In 1990, I was a ten-year-old girl visiting a video game store in San Jose. My mom, her brother, and the proprietor all tried to convince me not to buy The Legend of Zelda, because it was too hard. I am going to be thirty-eight next Tuesday, and I'm so glad I didn't listen to them. I'm saving up to buy Breath of the Wild, and eventually want to get the GBA rereleases of a lot of the other games.
It was the right choice, long live Zelda.
It was definitely the right choice.
Nice botw got ,e into the series I’m young so I’m ready for the next generation and my uncle gave us his n64 so I can play ocarina of time
I’m currently playing botw rn and I’m so glad I decided to play it, I’m only 15 (16 very soon) but when I was around 5-7 I played Zelda all the time on my brother’s gameboy and his cube it’s such a nostalgic thing for me I have such fond memories of it, and this music really takes me back lol
it's a very special game indeed
wow this song's... a link to my past xD
I see what you did there
+Ushi wow.... fuck thats clever!
edgy as fuck bro XD
MATE CHILL
IT IS A LINK TO THE PAST
the first two songs: tears in my eyes....
Same
Same
same
That image is priceless.
Wolf_22 and
Words from pure gold
This music is so freaking legendary and iconic; this composer set the bar high for other video games to compete. It's freaking hypnotic!
86, the year I was born. Along with Zelda, Metroid,.. Good year;)
I still have my mom's NES from the 80's and it works perfectly on my HDTV. I love it so much
im about to be 22 and listening to this still hits me with a wave of nostalgia from my childhood of playing this and the other zelda games that were included in the collection i played on the nintendo game cube.
same but with virtual console (wii)
Happy 30th Birthday Legend of Zelda!!!!
icemanowns1 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂
Nerd chills start at 4:18
I can still see in my mind that gold cartridge. It stood out so much from all the gray around it, like it was screaming for you to look at it and play, even if for just a little bit. Then you were hooked in.
These sounds from the older days are so beautiful.
I feel nostalgic and it makes me get wet with tears even though I didn't live those days.
You didn't miss much. There was some better music, better cartoons, better toys, and some better TV and moves, but that's about it.
Other than that it was just daytime talk show hosts like Oprah, Donahue, and Geraldo trying to convince all the fat, suburbanite housewives that theur precious fuck trophies were being fingerbanged by satanic cult members in the schools and daycare centers.
And who could ever forget the moral majority. Ugh.
The 80s are fun to reminisce about but I'd never want to go back.
Nintendo music is the kind that when you hear it for the first time in ages you cry.this gives me that feel, along with n64 rainbow road, a few Galaxy soundtracks and theres a lot more of them.these are the best
Title screen theme will always be my favorite NES tune.
On my 11th birthday I got TLOZ, that gold cartridge, I knew this gonna be the shit lol. And hearing the music for the 1st time when you put it in, was mesmerizing. Those were the days, now I play those ROM hacks of Zelda games for nostalgia moments.
im 14 now ive been playing this game for as long as i can remember this is what got me into gaming on my dads NES with the gold cartrige. i still to this day havent beaten the game but ive gotten back into it recently and i think its finally time.
Did you win?
@@LitteLoneSparrow yeah after lots of struggling i finally beat it
This melody is so iconic, just heard it in breath of the wild and got chills. Rlly took me back
nostalgic. thanks so much for putting this up!
Although I didn’t grow up with these songs or games, the soundtrack is still amazing
I loved my childhood...so many memories hearing this...thanks Zeldafan!!!!
4:13 guess I was the only weird kid that loved that song lol
+one37am No it was one of my favorites, too :D
+one37am I liked this song best for this game too- really dramatic.
one37am Nah
Put that shit on 1.5 speed vro
By far my favourite soundtrack of this game. A dark, dramatic and mysterious theme.
I'm fourteen how am i feeling nostalgic towards this?!
Because it's an old and iconic part of gaming history, and a lot of people are nostalgic for it, including some people you might have had contact with or seen on the internet with. I suppose there must be such a thing as contact nostalgia. 🤔
When you heard the into screen you knew you were in some deep stuff
Wow! amazing to hear this after all these years. I played this game when it first came out. I'm in my middle ages now and can remember finishing both the game and the second run after typing in "Zelda" a hard mode. lol I even remember Nintendo having the monthly subscription my mom used to get for me walking thru this game. I beleive it was called Nintendo Power. great late 80's game for my childhood years. great upload!
Alfredo Rosado You know you didn't need to enter your name as "Zelda" to do the second quest, right? If you finished the game on your file, open it again and the second quest will begin.
My first game on the NES. I think I just walked through a wall! Thank you, my friend, for bringing me back to happy carefree times!
Yess the beginning of an amazing franchise~
after listening to the Famicom Disk System enhanced version of the title theme, this version sounds a little bit empty, I mean, you can clearly hear that one channel is completely missing.
I love this. Nostalgia all over. One of the best video game music ever
*▲*
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newfs cant triforce
spilt some doritos huh?
Raymond Siebert this is the triforce o-o
***** newf(ag)s
Link Gamer
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So magical
I can't count how many times I had rage quit from this game
Me too lol, the dungeon with the wizards...
@@therenx8385 the sisxth. Yeah, that one sucked so bad.
@@therenx8385 As well as the one with the darknuts and wizards together...
The two rooms of Dark Knights to get that stinkin whistle. We wore that whistle out after retrieving it for the first time. It was quite a victory. It made the whistle seem like buried treasure.
I started my life with this game 🤣😍
Zelda Svensson 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 me to
I'll never forget getting this in 1989 for my birthday. I had collected both the red and blue rings and whistles, had a shit ton of heart HP, and was generally killing it at the game, when the power went out, cut the power to the NES during the game. When it came back and I restarted the NES, all my saves were gone. I was so angry and sad that I cried for a literal hour lol.
Thanks dude
One thing I really cherish about Zelda 1 and 2 is that the final dungeons have unique music. Link to the Past sadly didn't do this. And then in OOT all the dungeons musics became unique. As a kid it really made you feel special that you made it to the final level.
It's amazing they could make such great music with nothing to work with besides square waves and white noise
Zelda and link: sees the underground cave in botw 2
Ganondorf's corpse: Take this. Its dangerous to go alone.
All these 8 bit songs bring back so many great memories of my childhood. My brother and i were nes junkies
I've always found the main theme to be a banger, no matter how old it is. It always gets stuck in my head when I remember it
Today, the Legend of Zelda series turns 33.
I would type some hearts, but the amount of hearts needed to encompass my love and gratitude for this series would break CZcams.
so, I'll settle for just one:
From the bottom of my heart, *Thank you, Nintendo!*
Every time I hear these songs it's time to go on journey to save the princess. Takes me back to when I was younger. Now all I need is to find my sword
beautiful music! love it
This song defines my childhood. Can’t believe it sounded this digital. It gave me goosebumps!
When Zelda was still imagination-inspiring, difficult, and enjoyably open-world.
"This is Hyrule, you are Link, there is a cave. Good luck."
MrTree1779 It is back to where it started in BOTW :)
MrTree1779 which Games are you talking about? There is hardly any bad Zelda game out there.
@@aliimiza8421 Except for that one that we like to pretend never existed
leavemealone2006 you mean Zelda CDi? I don’t consider them as Zelda games.
1779 was an 18th century year. Huh?!
Awesome memories. The theme song is haunting.
Cool! thanks for uploading
Im 13 and these were the kind of games I played as a kid because my dad wanted to share his childhood with me. I love this so much!
Something about this feels so magical, and it's hard to explain why. Orchestra music is here to say for The Legend of Zelda series and it's all great stuff, but there's something about the simplicity of this chiptune music and how it's still able to convey specific emotions and feeling just goes to show how much of an incredibly composer Koji Kondo is.
So much nostalgia!!!
Thanks for help me to remember my infancy :D
always come back to this vid for some reason
That first note gets me every time
35th anniversary Comming this year. But nothing can beat this epic music.
wow, this game is so good I never noticed that it only had like 5 songs.
Awesome!!! I'll subscribe!
I was humming overworld to myself while working today ❤
still playing this in 2013!:)
Starscreams Biglover Still playing this in 2015! :)
+MrTree1779 my god I cane love how long it's been...
2018 and going strong
2018
Just started playing in 2018. Amazing game. I love all the nes games lol. I wish i was born back then.
Possibly the most underrated video game soundtrack ever
Masterpiece
i feel old listing to this
Probably one of the greatest games ever! Especially for me I was 10 when this game came out! Ocarina of time a close second, wind waker 3rd!
I love this soundtrack
love classic Zelda music
You know what I think would be really awesome? If someone were to make a movie with the plot of the original Legend Of Zelda game for the NES!
jackrobinson82 Except don't because they would totally fuck it all up and it would be shit.
With an essentially non-reactive antagonist?
Very few of us grew up off the gold cartridge Zelda for NES.
A LTTP will always be my favorite but the original always had a special place in my heart since I was 5.
You mean MILLIONS grew up on NES Zelda...?
this is still my favorite Zelda game :)
OMG I love this music
These songs are epic.
For 1986, the original Zelda was a great hit.
LEGENDARY !!!
My Childhood right there :')
Only thing missing from the 5:27 "best dungeon" music is the sound of 15 hearts being refilled from empty. Something about that added effect is really satisfying.
You have to realize what they were working with- it was an 8 bit system.
At the time, I was blown away- the melody, even to this day, ranks at the top for me- and would place it beside a movie soundtrack from John Williams or Hans Zimmer
6:15 The music made the last level harder because it made you so tense.
GeiL :D!
Why is nostalgia so sad?
It hurts yet feels so great at the same time
Because you can never go back. Nostalgia is only healthy in small doses. Otherwise, it can destroy you emotionally.
Played the game again last night. It's the best game for NES ever!
+Gerald Schafer Other than Super Mario Bros. 3, that is.
+Kris Kallies I really like the game Contra, for the NES. With its two player co-op multiplayer, me and my friends had a lot of memories playing it. Especially the one time my dad bought seafood for us after we finished the game ;)
+Kris Kallies And Kirby's Adventure.
I still have my gameboy with zelda and it still works
the legend of zelda. And it really became a legend.
The legend of Zelda!!
Miss this game like fucking crazy
Love this song ❤️ im trying to collect all the 3ds zelda games atm :)
Older I get the more I respect. Good game music. Not just child hood.
These are actual musicians making the sound track. To gamer life.
happy anniversary
awesome music the best
i cry man
wow cool. i bet you used screen capture tech to do this. i use to do that when I played NES. I'd used to hook it up to the vcr and then connect the whole outfit to a tv and would be able to record the actual game play LOL too bad i don't have the tapes yet lol.
OW! Goddamn!
Right in the feels. Jesus...
For whatever reason the song that plays when it asks you to continue just absolutely terrifies me
Omfg God nostalgic music
Its dangerous to go alone. Take this.
It still amazes me that this game was built on 128k of ram!!! Took me months to beat!!! Best money i ever spent!
nice :')