Lagoon ラグーン SNES (1991) Full OST Complete Soundtrack 

0:00 "Premonition" 4:13 "Atland" 6:37 "Shop" 7:48 "Keep the Faith" 8:24 "Voloh" 10:00 "Walking in the Shadows" 11:32 "Armed and Ready" 12:51 "Valley" 15:30 "Town of the Deceased" 16:13 "Castle Mark Philips" 18:11 "Desert Plains" 19:22 "Dominion" 19:42 "Sengul" 21:09 "Shrouded Mystery" 21:36 "Desperate Dreams" 23:21 "Reach for the Sky" 25:40 "Voice of Spirits" 27:37 "Castle Sigfried" 30:08 "Living on the Edge" 31:44 "Ice Cave" 33:38 "Battles of Fate" 35:48 "Run to the Hill of Phantom" 37:42 "Lilaty" 38:30 "Master of Water" 40:24 "When Death Call" 42:00 "Prince of Darkness" 46:41 "Tales From the Peaceful World" 49:33 "Moonchild" 53:22 "Item Get" 53:31 "Game Over" 55:42 "Say Zoom" Noticed there wasn't any list for song times.

Well, since other people are sharing their stories... I'm a completionest when it comes to great games and I go to unreasonable lengths to make it happen. Lagoon was my best friend's game and I used to borrow it from time to time, and I wanted to return it to him in a flawless state. I obtained all the weapons, shields, armour and spells and even that shiny ball that you had to go back to the beginning of the game and pay 10,000 gold to achieve. I then earned another 10,000 gold on the account for perfection sake... We were about to return the game and my mom said we had an additional 5 minutes to wait, so I decided... 'What the heck, let's listen to that amazing opening theme again!' So I put the game in and cranked the volume... 2 minutes after, the game froze during the opening and I had to turn it off. I checked the game to make sure it was ok, since it had never froze before, and when I tried to load the save file, I noticed it had been completely erased... Sad sad day...

this music... I have been transported to my childhood bedroom, playing this on a too-gaussy TV built into a wooden cabinet

Oddly enough, I'd say my favorite song from this game is "Town of Decease." I know most others would say "Valley" or "Moonchild," but there's just something about that song's atmosphere that really brings the nostalgia vibes. It's the one I constantly come back for.

The use of funky and futuristic music against a medieval background definitely gave this game a unique feel. Nothing else out there like it.

I narrowly missed this game; I picked it up as a last pick item in my shopping spree at toys r us one xmas as a kid. I had wanted final fantasy 3/6 the most, and had zero expectations for lagoon to be the one I beat first :) I would listen to the opening theme over and over sometimes taking idk 20 mins or so to start the actual game. There were places I'd stop playing and listen to the music; it's cool knowing now how limited musicians were then but still managed to capture themes and evoke the emotion out of me in response. I am grateful I can listen to these snes sound tracks and remember with ears that recalled the newness and epic awesomeness it was to a kid in the early to mid 90s that already loved fantasy and then found the music to that life in videogames like Lagoon.

I used to jump and swing my sword rhythmically to all the songs while running to, between, or away from enemies. I may have to bust this game out.

I remember renting this game way back in 1992, the Atland theme is what stuck with me all these years along with the dungeon theme. Couldn't beat it on my first rental haha...took me another try to beat it.

I have been back here to listen to this so many times since 2015. I hope it's here forever.

I love Lagoon! The Valley music and oddly Phillips castle is my favorite.

Hey thanks the sound quality is totally awesome !!

thanks for uploading this. I enjoyed this ost

Thank you so much for uploading this. I have needed it in my life for a long time now. :)

Sweet. Thanks for uploading!

Some really nice tracks in this game, somehow I like the SNES version even better.

I was not very good at this game as a wee girl, but I did enjoy the music more than anything. I had a habit of leaving my SNES on simply to listen to my favorite songs.

Thank you so much!!!! Love for this OST... both versions are so awesome!

I loved this game when i was a kid. I just always wish his sword didn't look like a butter knife!

I love this game so much, mechanics flaws and all! When I was a child, this was by far one of the more complex rpgs that I played and to this day has one of my favorite soundtracks. The storyline was pretty good too, as I remember, and pretty dark for that era of gaming. I will have to replay one of these days!

Lagoon is my favorite soundtracks thank you Red88Rex for watching this video downloaded 👍👍👍

Oh my God, thank you. I've been lamenting the last of a full ost video on RU-vid for this game.

I have a weird true story about this game. I bought it when it was new at a store in a mall, and as I was getting in the car, I opened the box, only to find that the game inside the box was Super Mario World (at least the sticker on the cartridge was?). I was scared that the mall store wouldn't believe me, but we went right back in and they exchanged it for a proper copy without any argument. I played this game all the way through dozens of times, probably, in the years after that.

My brother rented Lagoon from Blockbuster when we were little and I loved the music so much that I got it for my 6th birthday! I didn't care that the sword was so short and difficult to use. I still have that cartridge in my collection. When I found out about the original X68000 version when I was a teenager, I played that version and was surprised by the Ys-style bump combat and every other difference. Whenever I play Lagoon now, it's always the X68000 version, especially after the English fan translation came out.

Never could get into the game itself but the soundtrack is PHENOMENAL - 34 now and still absolutely adore!

Oh gosh, my nostalgia is showing.

I really enjoyed this game a lot, but the music is really what stood out to me. It really distinguished itself with it's unique style that I would play the game just to listen to it. The game wasn't perfect but it always felt unique in a way not many games did. And even if you're listening to a compilation of RPG music, you can pick out Lagoon tracks that you're not even familiar with just because nothing else sounds quite like it.

the most badass soundtrack ever in a game

Such a wonderful game. Good music and challenging combat.

I've never heard of this game before, but someone recommended me the soundtrack, so I had to take a listen. And wow, this is an incredible soundtrack!

"Run To The Hill of Phantom". I see what you did there, Lagoon Snes composer.

I love this soundtrack!

i wanted zelda for christmas, my parents get me this and baseball simulator 1000 , and i cant thank them enough

I have been trying to remember what game the Atland music came from for YEARS off-and-on - it got so stuck in my head!!!! Every time I tried to search through game names I found online I never recognized any of them. YESSSS

these had incredible soundtracks for what platform they had to work with. I recall my brother got this game and when he completed it I started a new game and also completed it. there is only one save slot. this, and Drakkhen and other obscure titles had some of the best music in a video game in that time, 1991, I recall.

Castle Siegfried is my favorite the knights move the sword with the beat

The Shop theme makes me feel super happy, and content.

42:00 The Evil Spirit awakening to Prince of Darkness is one of the most badass moments in RPG history.

This game had a great soundtrack.

I still love this

I remember good souvenirs with this game :)

I love this game its so fun and cool places and magic. unique and awesome style and great music.

38:30 The Master of Water......

Track 15, "Desperate Dreams" is terrifying for a kid to hear coming from a video game.. At least it was to me lol

The charm of antique(?) Retro synth-midi sound.🎹🎵

I always come to this video to listen to the music. This was such a childhood game playing it with my dad and my brother. It brings back so much memories. Got Dang moon cave and needing to pull the moonstone from there hahaha So many good things about this game. Would be crazy if they did a remake of it =)

very nice

Que de bon souvenir pour ce jeu tout simplement magnifique

Best thing my older bro did 4 me was show me this when it first came out,one of the greatest vg soundtracks ever=)!

Desert Plains has been in my head on file for the last 25 years. That's saying something.

Wonderful game......I, still, love it! Poppy-gamer since the days of Atari & Colecovision*

The music greatness in this game is inversly proportional to all it's other assets

Town of Deceased is so dreamy and austere. I love this tune so much.

I like this soundtrack

I remember my late older bro playing the game good times.. To D.R.A

Awesome.

LOVED this game, probably largely due to the scoring!

The days when actual melodic composition mattered.

I care for this game and its music almost as much as I care about Ys.

"Desperate Dreams" was always my favorite track from this game. Would make for an epic boss theme.

Zero wing also has amazing soundtrack. Weird when the songs in a game makes you feel all squishy bc they are so awesome. Make your time

Holler if you heard the "GAME OVER" song more than any other RPG you've played! And you thought early Dragon Quest games were rough...

@6:36 I used to spend hours in the shop for this song.

Number 26, "Prince Of Darkness" is the opening song. You're welcome. :)

Voloh theme puts me in another place

This one was a good one for rent at Blockbuster. It was very easy to beat in 2 or 3 days. The music was pretty good.

'Walking in the Shadows' : Straight creepy, still gives me chills

X68000のラグーンのオリジナルサウンドトラック持ってるから、スーパーファミコンのサウンドトラックのCDも販売してほしかった…。BGM大変助かります。11:32のArmed and Readyや23:21のReach for the SkyもX68000にも負けてない良いBGMですね。

Track 17 Voice of Spirits is the perfect music to listen to during the covid pandemic.

Action/RPGs always had the best music.

Castle Mark Philips is still my favorite from this game.

top gear 2 with a whirly sword

number 5

I personally blame this game for my interest in video game soundtracks over standard music.

Could it be that the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, was kind of loosely based on this RPG game? But unlike the hero Nasir who solves his land's water crisis in Lagoon, Flint's troubles with its water are still not over.

I play this soundtrack when I play Path of Exile on PC.

que alguien haga unos cover metaleros de estos temas ya los busque y no hay

There's a speedrunner Solarcell007 on twitch giving this game alot of love working on sub 2hr runs!

The music in this game was incredible, but oh my gosh why did the sword never get larger than a plastic knife held pinned to the hero's body? I could never beat the thunderbird/Thor at the end either, never. Just kicked my ass!

I've been looking for ages for 15) Desperate dreams. I guess I was desperate.

Castle Mark Philips lol

The short sword took some getting used to, and it mainly turned combat into a game of timing. Not that it was a great mechanic, but it didnt make the game unplayable like so many probably feel when they first try it. It's tough, but you can save anytime and grind out levels if need be to get past parts you're stuck at (which is ideally how a level and xp system should work imo). I was able to beat it just from rentals, though there were a few roadblocks (ice cave boss wtf)

this game hade so much amazing music, to bad the game itself wasent that amazing culd easily have been a real classic.

Great example of fantastic music and decent story making up for an otherwise meriocre and very flawed game.

Does anyone happen to know who composed the music for Lagoon?

Oddly, some tracks in this game, like 16:13 could be in a racing game, just as Kemco's Top Gear.

16:13 Is what you came for.

i know lagoon has a bad reputation but i actually enjoyed the game i played a long timw ago..

I think the songtitles got messed up cause they left out the banging jam hobbit valley

I would have liked this game more if you could fight with something bigger than a toothpick

This game's music screams late 80s.

I kinda want to hear what this soundtrack sounds like with genesis soundfonts. Lots of bass...

Not fantastic, but very very good. You can feel emotions in it.

The box art is so cool looking but so misleading about the game within.

number wasn't volah,it was that cafe not sure the name.

Amazing soundtrack. Amazing story. But the game could have been a lot better.

Sharp x68000 version - no more?

Great game, one down fall, swinging your sword is like using tooth pick, no disrespect, great game, great soundtrack, wished the attack was long as game like soul blader, great game nonetheless.

I really liked this game as a kid, but let's be completely honest, outside of the (absolutely stellar!) soundtrack, this game was CRAP. Tiny fucking sword is tiny. I JUST FELL IN ANOTHER FUCKING BOTTOMLESS PIT!??!?? Super unforgiving grinding required bosses that take 0 damage if your sword isn't a high enough level. The worst magic system ever conceived outside of Ys' rings. Use your only medical herb? Hope you find one in a chest. Or you can backtrack ALL THE FUCKING WAY BACK TO ELFLAND, which you have to do if you EVER want to buy a Shiny Stone in this game. I loved this game as a kid, but it is a bad game. There, I said it. Now I'll listen to the Lagoon Castle theme on loop for a few hours because it's that awesome.

Attracting rpg players in WAVES! Ha ha! 'Cause there's waves on the box art! Oh that joke is terrible.

The box is hilarious. "The 3-D action fantasy that is attracting RPG players in waves." 1. The game is not remotely 3-D. Not even. It is 2D, not even isolinear. 2. The graphics are really poor. The people look like they are made of Play-Do. 3. The only saving grace really is the music, which at times is epic. Especially the opening.