"Wahhhhhhhhhhh!" - Wario every 5 seconds

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Cool

Oh hello well this is old lol

This track on mirror mode was literal hell 💀

ch,ch,ch

This needs an aggressive gaming phonk remix

When is this played?

I love the piano music

0:19 WAAAAAAARIO GOTTA WIIIIIIIIN

For all the flak I've given Mario Kart 64's OST, it actually has one of my favorite Bowser's Castle themes, I feel like Bowser's Castle themes tend to either be really bombastic with raging electric guitars and adrenaline thumping beats, or more subdued with their threatening auras, laden with chilling chords and sinister droning notes. This one is definitely more of the ladder, and it does such a good job of being so, the song opens with a spine tangling droning note before the chorus joins in, its descending chords just feel so ominous, perfect for such a dangerous evil land, the big chorus bits of the song are expertly written, each one sounds both ethereal and beautiful, they did good with this one

This music seems to be "Frappe Snowland & Sherbet Land" rom Super Mario Kart n64! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fW-hUbIQbo0.html

Nintendo always goes 110% with Mario and Zelda.

Nice

Me and the boys ready for the black friday on the mall entrance:

Kaïna de mon logement de la chance 'nino je suis en train de mon logement de la chance de mon père et Jacob For 9 ans

Everyone talks about the great song, but no one talks about the fact that an SC-88 was probably used to compose the music, right?

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Luigi really needs this Voice Clip Type for Super Smash Brothers 1 from Mario Kart 64 & Mario Party while The other Voice Clip from The 1st Luigi’s Mansion to appear just on Super Smash Brothers Melee instead of Mario’s Voice nor High Pitched at all

Donkey Kong Junior: Ape Sounds Kamek: Whap Whap Whap Whap

Goes hard af

Hard

Why do the most trash courses get the one of the best music in the Mario Kart series 😭

One of the best music ever made in the Mario Kart series.

2 of the worst courses in the game, and yet it's simply carried by an average music.

As with a lot of Mario Kart 64's music, this song has a lot of repetitive bits, but I think it actually works really well for this style of song. There's something almost fill-up glassy about this one, those arpeggiated runs of notes that accompany the melody are almost hypnotic, and I love the new age melody that takes the lead, this is a great example of repetition done right

If they had bumper cars at Super Nintendo World, this would be a pretty good background song.

Congratulations, you won the cup.

0:22 when you realize something is wrong. You got 4th - 8th. you drive back on the track… but then… 0:37 a bomb car follows you… 0:40 you get blown up…

This song is so fun, the banjo makes this feel like a complete hootenanny and the melody line is successfully fast and chaotic, making it perfectly fitting for the maze like structure of Yoshi Valley. I love that the banjo never stops, just constantly droning in the background

BOOOOOO!!!! YOU STINK!!!!!!

2012...

I played Mario Kart 64 when I was little.

I listen to this daily. While the coffee machine is filling my cup.

*OK? Intensifies*

"Mario Grand Prix!" "Versus!" "Battle!" "Time Trial!" "Option!" "Data!" "Select the level!" "Select your player!" "Let’s-a go!" "Yahoo!" "Let’s go!" "YAHOO!" *Yoshi SMW sound* *DK sounds* "Hahahahahahaaaaa!" "BWAAAAAA!" "Select map!" "…Ok?"

THE BEST THEME (for me)

This game is really nostalgic to me even though I didn't grow up in the 90's. Instead my parents had the emulated version of this game on the Wii which me and my brother would play. Because we were very young children (3 and 1 years old when the Wii came out) we were NOT the best at the game, and I actually don't remember much game play wise (All I remember is somehow falling of rainbow road even though there's guard rails everywhere, running into walls in Moo Moo Farm, and my brother running into tree on Royal Raceway,) but I still remember the graphics and the music of the game

[ Mario Kart 64: New cast, Full voiced ] Mario: Let's-a-go! Crash: Yee-haa! Sonic: You wanna race? Samus: Try me. Shovel Knight: **Yoshi sound** Banjo: Guguhuh guguhuh! Waluigi: Waluigi time! Luigi: **Link grunt** [ GTA San Andreas Kart 2.0 ] Carl Johnson: Let's go! Sweet: Let's roll! Ryder: Give up the money! Cesar: Keep up, Holmes! Og Loc: Whup you! Snakehead: Pi-ping pi-ping! Big Smoke: You picked the wrong house, fool! Tenpenny: My man! [ Dragon Ball Kart 64 ] Goku: Let's do this! Frieza: My my. Trunks: Hey! Krillin: Huh? Piccolo: Toot-toot! Beerus: Ehuh ehuh! Vegeta: I'll blow you away! Cell: Give me some pleasure!

Yee-hah! This song has all the ingredients of a bonafide hoedown! Now, the main melody is honestly kinda boring, but man, does that B section go hard, the never-ending banjo in the upper register just makes it sound like an exciting chase scene in the wild west! This piece is definitely fitting it comin' round the mountain! And the C section? The ending? What the hell is that? It might as well not exist, it's so bland and forgettable, I still like this piece though

Mario Kart 64 = GOAT Super - 2nd Double Dash! - 3rd

This might be a little controversial, just because this is a big track theme. Now, I do like its funky beat, its swingy melody and the part with the descending chord in the B section, but, I don't know, I feel like this series gets way better with its music, and this one just has some really weak elements, the C section? (0:31) Who cares about that part? Completely unmemorable, the bass pattern never EVER changes, and it's cool, I get the repetitiveness was a purposeful choice, but it just drones on for so long

this sounds like swallow by casiopea if you play it 1.25x

This track makes me feel really nostalgic even though I didn’t play MK64 when I was younger

But man this is so good it's just incredible

You know you had a good childhood when you hear this and you feel a lot of nostalgia

good song track

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DOH I MISSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!