They must have been like " Okay guys let’s create an absolute banger that people will remember for years but let’s not go too crazy.” Then everyone else was like “ Bet say no more.” That’s how we got this.
There’s a “Making of…” video that was originally released on VHS to Nintendo Power subscribers at the time, and there’s a part where they talk about going all out on the music to go with the graphics
I simply CANNOT stop listening to this. The song has so many different elements in it and I love the sound of Diddy's taking damage sound in the background.
If you listen closely, right after the Diddy’s “OW” Donkey Kong follows with the “OOH” but its very low end and toned down. Might be hard to hear without studio monitors.
this comment gave me flashbacks. one time at school we went to the church for the yearly mass, and after the mass the bus assigned to our class never arrived. so we were stranded, with a goddamn grade 2 class also. it took roughly 2 hours to get a new bus to come in. it was a shit show.
I cried when I heard this my dad showed me this game when he booted it up I felt like it was the old ages and I was growing up with it I miss the old times when I had my dad
Father loss? Same. I never had that game originally for SNES (only smw, all stars and yoshis island), anyways, I used to play smb3 with my dad, and it was the best thing I had after the schoolweek. Imagine it like so: I coming on a Friday out of the bus, walk home, eat something, do my hw and then get a bag of chips, some soda, my dad and the SNES and then we started. Sadly, he died 4-5 years ago...
My dad did the same he brought this super Nintendo system and this donkey Kong game and other extra games when me and my brother was kids back in those days great memories
@@mckenziemilord8675 Im glad you had a good father. Many of us (including myself) wish ours had died long ago. Its better to have no father than a really bad and horrible one...
The passionate workload for Donkey Kong Country was intense. The rendering machines they used for the models would become so hot that they had to direct all their office fans at them to keep the units from overheating. This meant no cool air for the development team during the hot summer of 93’.
And it really shows. even today the game still looks fantastic and even newer Donkey Kong games like Donkey Kong country returns and tropical freeze have replicated the art style while improving it as well as the gameplay.
I've had this experience with my own computer trying a really complicated Blender render. The fool thing raised the temperature in my apartment by like 5+ degrees.
Not that Take on me is a bad song. It's actually really good. But it didn't fit the movie and I feel like if it played drivin' me bananas I would cry 😆
This brings back memories from my childhood. When I was a kid, my grandpa and I would play this, Super Marioworld, and a few other games on their old SNES and N64. These were some of my best memories of my grandfather. I was young, so I kinda sucked at video games, which means it would amaze me even more when we (mostly he) would beat either game. It’s been years now since my grandpa passed away, he was my father figure, and I didn’t really know how to deal with his death (he died when I was still kinda young, lung cancer). These games helped me cope, and they still bring back memories and feelings from the past.
2021 and this theme still slaps. I'm sure this comment thread will have someone from 3021 eventually talking about how "It's 3021 and this theme still woozles" or whatever slang they'll use then. This theme is timeless.
The music for this franchise is just a testament to the fantastic engineering of the SNES sound chip, created by the engineer that created the Playstation, Ken Kutaragi, and the musical genius of David Wise.
When all hope is lost, the enemy has you pinned, all your comrades are being shot down one by one and there it is. On the top of that hill. The enemy stops shooting and they turn to stare at the silhouette of two objects. They look in disbelief and partly fear. You turn to look what they are looking at and you see it. You can barely make it out because the sun is staring at you from being the two silhouettes. But you put your hand over your eyes to take a closer look. A sudden rush of hope surges. The silhouette of a giant gorilla and a small monkey by his side. The Gorilla seems to be holding an object in its hands. “Could it be” you ask yourself. The figures walk closer and you see them clearly now. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. Donkey Kong puts down the object he is holding. A radio of course. He clicks a button and this theme starts playing. All of a sudden a bunch of monkey reinforcements walk up behind the two heroes. He looks at you and you nod and turn your head to the enemy. Donkey Kong and diddy Kong help you take on the evil army as they scramble to fight back. Now the tables have turned and you will get back your bananas. “For Donkey Kong Country” you scream as you charge the enemy with the monkeys on your side. Then you wake up and it turns out you fell asleep listening to the games theme song. Silly you.
One of the greatest game series in video game history starts with one of the greatest intro musics to a game. This was one of my first games ever and I can always look back to this song on a fond scale whenever I boot up the game. It's crazy to me to hear these games but without compression. I thank you, man.
i like seeing all the love for dkc music. sadly this uploader is posting practically all of someone else's work without his permission. (apparently they are still a WIP)
I never actually got to play this game as a kid but every time i listen to it many memories of my childhood come flooding back, and sometimes new memories when the main tune kicks in. Being a EXTREMELY nostalgic person i always used to shed a tear when listening to this but as I’ve aged its now just become a good warm felling that can help me drift to bed, get a kick start, or really help with anything. Nintendo really has made me the person i am today, thank you nintendo
To answer your question in a more straightforward way than others have, no, this was not the earliest instance of this melody. It is the theme to the original Donkey Kong on NES, but rearranged and modernized (at the time) for Donkey Kong Country. It's part of the joke when you boot up the game, because the old man (Cranky Kong, suggested to be the original arcade Donkey Kong) is playing the song on a phonograph when the younger, hip kid (present day Donkey Kong) comes in with a boombox version instead.
This is simply inspired by the original arcade theme song. I personally feel it's different enough that this is the first time we heard this particular vastly different take on it. So your question is not very easy to answer, but I would personally say yes, this is the first time we heard this particular *nearly* original theme song.
My son was just born a few days ago and I just heard this song again for the first time in years. I’m not one for crying but someone turned on the waterworks cause I burst into tears. Knowing I’ll get to share this with my son brought me great joy and this song just turned me into a soppy bag of tears.
My imaginative lyrics for the song since kindergarten: Donkey Kong, where have you gone? Donkey Koong, where have you gone? Donkey Kong, you have been seen Donkey Kong, you cannot fail
I can imagine your lyrics as the first stanza(?) at the arcade bit, while the remix part will have the brentalfloss lyrics. If you're wondering about said lyrics, here's what it follows: Changed his look, but kept his name Changed his pal and changed his dame But he came and changed the game And the world was not the same
I was born in 88. I played this when I was 5 or 6. So many great memories, makes me sad those times are gone but it's always there to play again. Thank you Nintendo.
This is so awesome, I haven't heard this theme song in years and I thought I would look it up. I love the sounds of the monkeys, mixed with other sounds that go perfectly together with the beat and this game is very fun!
I impulsively remembered this theme and have spent too long searching for it and now it is all worth it. I absolutely love the synth sounds. This slaps so hard I was briefly sent to another dimension.
Thank you for restoring this song. I ended up listening to DK Country OST this week because it's one of my last memories when I was a child of my late grandfather whom recently passed away this month, and I think I prefer these HD Restorations for... Nostalgic reasons. Σε ευχαριστώ παππού που με άφησες να περάσω καλά στο σπίτι σου και σε ευχαριστώ που έπαιξες. Εάν τα 1-Ups υπήρχαν όπως ήταν στο παιχνίδι, θα προσπαθούσα να βρω ένα για εσάς. Για μένα, θα είσαι πάντα ο Donkey Kong στα μάτια μου και εγώ θα είμαι πάντα ο Diddy Kong που προσπαθεί να βοηθήσει.
Isn't it great how despite not being old enough to play the original trilogy back when it came out, I still managed to catch the GBA titles when I was still a wee child so all this is just as nostalgic. May not be the same childhood as some of the rest, but goddamn was it still a DKC one...
This was possibly the very first video game I have ever played. Being able to hear this after so many years brings shivers down by spine as well as a feeling of comfort and joy. Thank you, TerraBlue, for restoring a wonderful chapter of my childhood. And no doubt that there are others that share the same sentiment, and on behalf of all of those people, I hope you live a happy and fulfilling life.
The classic from the 90's Donkey Kong Country at it's prime. One of the good if not the best Donkey Kong Game of all time. It pushes the limits with visuals and awesome sound track.
When you realize that old sounding sort of 8-bit cubic music you often think is designed to be retro is not at all a design feature and really just exists solely for the reason that data storage was incapable of storing normal sounding melodies in their original forms, but now we look back at it like a design choice.
El dia que fui a comprar un juego d e mario para mi ps2 y me vendieron un emulador de juegos clasicos, ese dia descubri la felicidad, he de recalcar que en ese tiempo tambien tenia 7 años y no sabia nada de exclusivos jaja
In the context of opening up a brand new Super Nintendo, and inserting this game to play for the very first time. You set it in to then see an antiquated record start playing a familiar 8-bit music soundscape, to then drop the hardest beat you've ever heard. It was experiencing a new level of music that was now capable on this amazing console. At least that's what I imagine would've happened for someone...
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8 year old me would never imagine I'd be 30 listening to these DKC soundtracks to relax everyday
holy fuck get out of my head D:
Nah buddy
that's what they call a BANANA SLAMMA
Your lucky to have got to play this so early.I was 12,because I started with the N64 instead.
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0:13
Beat drops harder than most of the modern EDM songs
actual jammer
Facts 🤣
Quite literally. It drops as hard as Donkey Kong drops that boombox on Cranky's record player... then drops himself on Cranky's head!
Nice!
Lmao brooo 👊🏼😵
Every time I listen to this song I feel like I’m going to cry
that happens when your life as a child was so good that it does not compare with the life you have as an adult I feel the same.
Me too, lol even if I played it as a rom 😂 but I did play the actual gba versions tho
Something about this game and the days we lived while playing it were magical
That’s called nostalgia my friend
0:49 at this part is where I start to cry
Imagine making a fucking amazing ass beat with monkey sounds holy shit
>rnb
go outside
@@Bobo-ox7fj What does that mean? Rythym & Blues, or something?
Ye
Imagine how they must have been feeling it in the studio
They must have been like " Okay guys let’s create an absolute banger that people will remember for years but let’s not go too crazy.” Then everyone else was like “ Bet say no more.” That’s how we got this.
they're dancing like "oh my god this shit slaps af"
@@AggressivelyLoving my drunk ass busting down like donkey kong
There’s a “Making of…” video that was originally released on VHS to Nintendo Power subscribers at the time, and there’s a part where they talk about going all out on the music to go with the graphics
Bass boosted that shit for everyone to hear this masterpiece
I simply CANNOT stop listening to this. The song has so many different elements in it and I love the sound of Diddy's taking damage sound in the background.
Devs implying will be losing diddy A LOT!
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If you listen closely, right after the Diddy’s “OW” Donkey Kong follows with the “OOH” but its very low end and toned down. Might be hard to hear without studio monitors.
This song is lit bro
yeah im d accord with you
0:00 when you first walk in the school bus
0:13 when you get to the back
this comment gave me flashbacks.
one time at school we went to the church for the yearly mass,
and after the mass the bus assigned to our class never arrived.
so we were stranded, with a goddamn grade 2 class also.
it took roughly 2 hours to get a new bus to come in.
it was a shit show.
i don't get it
@@felixhunter7445 okay so basically the back of the bus is very chaotic and it gets crazy
@@poopingfury5999 yeah..... idk this meme didin't work for me..... btw epic name
Zoltán Bese at this Part the Song gets nicer
God: Creates Humans.
Humans: Create this theme.
God: Not bad at all.
hahahahahha
dedshak true
God: Creates man!
Man: Create this theme!
God: Better then I could do!
Man: I know! Now Bow before greatness!
God: I will bow!
This reminds me of a scene from Jurrasic Park.
what? stfu
This is a masterpiece. Incredible melody, brings me childhood memories.
I cried when I heard this my dad showed me this game when he booted it up I felt like it was the old ages and I was growing up with it I miss the old times when I had my dad
Father loss? Same. I never had that game originally for SNES (only smw, all stars and yoshis island), anyways, I used to play smb3 with my dad, and it was the best thing I had after the schoolweek. Imagine it like so: I coming on a Friday out of the bus, walk home, eat something, do my hw and then get a bag of chips, some soda, my dad and the SNES and then we started. Sadly, he died 4-5 years ago...
@@botfella3654 it’s ok man I know how it feels I know it hard to get through but I know you will get through that
i know how that is i lost my dad to cancer when i was three its been 10 years now it never gets easier
My dad did the same he brought this super Nintendo system and this donkey Kong game and other extra games when me and my brother was kids back in those days great memories
@@mckenziemilord8675 Im glad you had a good father. Many of us (including myself) wish ours had died long ago. Its better to have no father than a really bad and horrible one...
The passionate workload for Donkey Kong Country was intense. The rendering machines they used for the models would become so hot that they had to direct all their office fans at them to keep the units from overheating. This meant no cool air for the development team during the hot summer of 93’.
And it really shows. even today the game still looks fantastic and even newer Donkey Kong games like Donkey Kong country returns and tropical freeze have replicated the art style while improving it as well as the gameplay.
I've had this experience with my own computer trying a really complicated Blender render.
The fool thing raised the temperature in my apartment by like 5+ degrees.
@@sandakureva it must have been crazy with a computer that was probably 100x slower and less efficient making all of the models for dkc
Absolute madness, this is one reason why the donkey Kong team will go down in history
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Song is so fire Diddy Kong is getting burnt throughout it
That's why you hear him yelling "Ow!" throughout the song.
And he is off beat
Your profile picture is so nostalgic to me hahaha
Now every "ow" I hear I'm seeing in my head diddys death animation every time
I can't not imagine it now
Shoutouts to the guy from r/AskReddit who falls asleep to this song every night
Yeah!
Yeah!
That's what prompted me to search for this. So much nostalgia
Thanks for shouting me out fam.
Yup I came from there
The fact this was quickly referenced in the movie's OST (Drivin' Me Bananas) but was replaced by Take On Me (which I love) is so sad to me
Agreed; I hope they bring it back on streaming or disc
i agree, superstars was supposed to be replaced also and the composer (i think) fought for it
Oh no... No, no, no They, they couldn't have done this to me 😭
Not that Take on me is a bad song. It's actually really good. But it didn't fit the movie and I feel like if it played drivin' me bananas I would cry 😆
@@ChickenMcKicken Jump - Van Halen
Monkey Mondays. The moment we've ALL been waiting for!
This brings back memories from my childhood. When I was a kid, my grandpa and I would play this, Super Marioworld, and a few other games on their old SNES and N64. These were some of my best memories of my grandfather. I was young, so I kinda sucked at video games, which means it would amaze me even more when we (mostly he) would beat either game. It’s been years now since my grandpa passed away, he was my father figure, and I didn’t really know how to deal with his death (he died when I was still kinda young, lung cancer). These games helped me cope, and they still bring back memories and feelings from the past.
this deserves more likes.
Why does every video game have this kind of comment
I played mortal kombat with mine on Super Nintendo! Priceless memories for sure!!
@@gunnarohrn1111 its the comment section. certain games bring back memories for people. what do you expect
This comment should deserve 10000000000000000000000000
Likes
For some reason the music has always made me want to cry. It's weird. It hits a weird spot in my heart.
It’s the memories my guy, part nostalgia too! I feel the same way though haha!
Same here
Same
*In your brain
It's nostalgia my brother, I get ya.
it's so weird hearing this sound so *crispy.*
at the same time, i love it so much.
Well said Pyro tf2
The harmony in the intro falling away to that central bassline with the funky mouth bongo on the backbeat is genuine musical genius.
2021 and this theme still slaps. I'm sure this comment thread will have someone from 3021 eventually talking about how "It's 3021 and this theme still woozles" or whatever slang they'll use then. This theme is timeless.
Lmao "woozles" you're so right about that tho
"unitube recommended woozmatic ancient tradgame theme before we got gta 6"
0:49 lol, I remember this part used to always make me kinda sad because it would make me think of my mother going to work in the afternoon
Spooky Spaghetti aaawwwwwww
No, I'm not crying, you're crying. (ಥ﹏ಥ)
Edit: but no seriously, you're story hits me right at home. Thanks for sharing.
Little old me be sad rn, what about your father?
bruh that’s so sad
We're here for ya
Awesome
Yes
Quien sos?
@@kasli7265 calla fan de Minecraft
Xd
@@kasli7265 yo soy yo pero quien sos vos
I can finally listen to the og dk shout in pain in HD, thank you, banana God
Blackbird even better I listened to it on loop isolated a while back and it was beautiful
(I used it for an 8 bit cover)
how the fuck did i found a homestuck here
how the fuck did i find two homestucks here
how am i not surprised to find 3 homestucks here
4 Homestucks now, hi guys.
The music for this franchise is just a testament to the fantastic engineering of the SNES sound chip, created by the engineer that created the Playstation, Ken Kutaragi, and the musical genius of David Wise.
This can make a grow man cry.
In a fact, it's kinda doing it.
When all hope is lost, the enemy has you pinned, all your comrades are being shot down one by one and there it is. On the top of that hill. The enemy stops shooting and they turn to stare at the silhouette of two objects. They look in disbelief and partly fear. You turn to look what they are looking at and you see it. You can barely make it out because the sun is staring at you from being the two silhouettes. But you put your hand over your eyes to take a closer look. A sudden rush of hope surges. The silhouette of a giant gorilla and a small monkey by his side. The Gorilla seems to be holding an object in its hands. “Could it be” you ask yourself. The figures walk closer and you see them clearly now. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. Donkey Kong puts down the object he is holding. A radio of course. He clicks a button and this theme starts playing. All of a sudden a bunch of monkey reinforcements walk up behind the two heroes. He looks at you and you nod and turn your head to the enemy. Donkey Kong and diddy Kong help you take on the evil army as they scramble to fight back. Now the tables have turned and you will get back your bananas. “For Donkey Kong Country” you scream as you charge the enemy with the monkeys on your side. Then you wake up and it turns out you fell asleep listening to the games theme song. Silly you.
@@jonathanm9986 Thank you for this.
@@jonathanm9986 thanks man
@@jonathanm9986Deep, but well said my man
Better times brother, better times
Thanks Rare. We'll never forget your games
Sea of thieves lol
@@spiderpiggy6177 they were great with Nintendo than Microsoft….
@@spiderpiggy6177 we don't talk about that game..
same could be said about old Konami, aswell
GUESS WHAT GAME IS COMMING TO THE SWITCH
Donkey Kong Country on NSO SNES.
Now we just need Diddy's Kong Quest.
@@UntrueAir I love the mine cart stages. Super fun and tense
0:13🕺🏻
@LiliMarco1 He's not joking lol, the game really is on the switch
One of the greatest game series in video game history starts with one of the greatest intro musics to a game. This was one of my first games ever and I can always look back to this song on a fond scale whenever I boot up the game. It's crazy to me to hear these games but without compression. I thank you, man.
Same for Metroid
Take a shot everytime he says "game"
Fr my man
The perfect song doesn’t exi…………..
0:13
wake up early, run to the tv, switch dkc on and this theme would make me feel safe and loved. life can be strange
Oh my goodness... this sounds so amazing. This is a night and day difference
@@BobJones-ob6gv don't need it but thank you
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Literal vengo escuchando este temazo desde antes de nacer, mi mamá jugaba al Donkey Kong cuando estaba embarazada eso ya fue en el 98 jejejeje
Haja no mames
@@josuecalderon7728 es la pura verdad
Eso es ser un verdadero fan
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lol
I love all these comments with all of my heart.
We love you too
i like seeing all the love for dkc music. sadly this uploader is posting practically all of someone else's work without his permission. (apparently they are still a WIP)
Can't spell happyness without me...
Right?
@O b s c u r e d no worys
O b s c u r e d by the looks of it: Don’t think so.
I love how it starts out as the original Donkey Kong Arcade theme, but then it smoothly changes into the amazing DKC remix
I have never ever played Donkey Kong Country, and still listening to this it’s one of my favourite ost from a Nintendo game in history
You should try the first chance you get, because the game itself is every bit as good as the music, the 2nd one is one of the top 25 games ever imo
Yeah I might try it out!
@@behindthemaestrosdeskThank god for emulation am I right?
Oh gosh ur missing out, its a fantastic game
The feels man. Reminded me of my passed mother, she would always play video games with me
May she R.I.P🙏
same
rip :( my condolences
My condolences
0:48 I started crying glad I was born in the 90's
I was born in 2000 still it’s nostalgic to me cause my sibling played it with me when I was young
Wasn’t this made in the 80s or I was wrong I’m a 2000s kid so idk
@@rashadmcfarlin4251 came out in 1994 or 1995 I'm pretty sure, I was born in 85 so this game was a huge part of my childhood
@SirPixel similar to me. I’m 15 but I like retro stuff
@@rashadmcfarlin4251 this was made in 1996 I believe, but the original came out in 1981 i think
The amount of happiness that I get just from hearing this song is amazing
I never actually got to play this game as a kid but every time i listen to it many memories of my childhood come flooding back, and sometimes new memories when the main tune kicks in. Being a EXTREMELY nostalgic person i always used to shed a tear when listening to this but as I’ve aged its now just become a good warm felling that can help me drift to bed, get a kick start, or really help with anything. Nintendo really has made me the person i am today, thank you nintendo
Yo same
@@getgoodgamers5526 what
@@williambartholomule huh?
I wish we could all go back in time just to hear this masterpiece all over again
the beautiful thing: you don't have to
you... you can literally hear it right here
I mean, there exists a replay button
Don't you mean like wipe your memory of this theme and then listen to it?
pure nostalgia, this is beautiful.
That high energy new jack swing/hip hop feel to the beat is amazing.
Was this the earliest instance of this theme, or did it appear in any of the earlier arcade games?
This appears in the original Donkey Kong but without the country part
The 8-Bit portion at the beginning is ripped straight from the arcade
To answer your question in a more straightforward way than others have, no, this was not the earliest instance of this melody. It is the theme to the original Donkey Kong on NES, but rearranged and modernized (at the time) for Donkey Kong Country. It's part of the joke when you boot up the game, because the old man (Cranky Kong, suggested to be the original arcade Donkey Kong) is playing the song on a phonograph when the younger, hip kid (present day Donkey Kong) comes in with a boombox version instead.
This is simply inspired by the original arcade theme song. I personally feel it's different enough that this is the first time we heard this particular vastly different take on it. So your question is not very easy to answer, but I would personally say yes, this is the first time we heard this particular *nearly* original theme song.
as someone who has absolutely zero nostalgic attachment to this song, i can confirm this song is very beautiful and nostalgic 😌
Exacly, bro 😂😂
You know it's good when a song can reach people like that
My son was just born a few days ago and I just heard this song again for the first time in years. I’m not one for crying but someone turned on the waterworks cause I burst into tears. Knowing I’ll get to share this with my son brought me great joy and this song just turned me into a soppy bag of tears.
If my childhood had a theme, this would be it. ( :
WTF is your pfp?
@@xSoporific1 his childhood playing games with uncle
This song has no right being this good
I cried this was my childhood
Esta canción me regresa a mi infancia, amé cada parte del juego simplemente perfecto
My eyes got watery , it brought so many memories.
My imaginative lyrics for the song since kindergarten:
Donkey Kong, where have you gone?
Donkey Koong, where have you gone?
Donkey Kong, you have been seen
Donkey Kong, you cannot fail
Anthony Spitery I actually can hear these lyrics
I can imagine your lyrics as the first stanza(?) at the arcade bit, while the remix part will have the brentalfloss lyrics. If you're wondering about said lyrics, here's what it follows:
Changed his look, but kept his name
Changed his pal and changed his dame
But he came and changed the game
And the world was not the same
grand autismo
Perfect. Now those will be my lyrics as well. 👍
Noice👌
I was born in 88. I played this when I was 5 or 6. So many great memories, makes me sad those times are gone but it's always there to play again. Thank you Nintendo.
shut it grandpa
@@christophermambu9348 That's just uncalled for dude.
@@christophermambu9348 lol
@@CosmicCowling jt's a meme grandpa
@@christophermambu9348 shut up zoomer go play fortnite and let og gamers enjoy
Music in 90s games has always been incredible! This game such great music
Fr, they hit different and I love it
Did anyone else hear this in the Mario Movie?
Yessss. I was so hyped
I wish there was more to it. The orchestra sounded incredible!
When???
@@Tetsudu It was when Mario was entering the Dk gates, I honestly haven’t watched since it came out so I could be wrong.
@@Angel-Pictures thanks
Didnt know..
How it feels to pick up something with your feet
This is so awesome, I haven't heard this theme song in years and I thought I would look it up. I love the sounds of the monkeys, mixed with other sounds that go perfectly together with the beat and this game is very fun!
When a yellow gorilla in a sports coat tells you to "Hop on"
Ah sim, o hino nacional brasileiro 😍
XD
Você quis dizer o tema de Top Gear? 😆
Donkey Kong Country eh mais amado no Brasil que em qualquer outro país eu acho ksksks
XD
Esse sim e o hino do brasil
i’m so glad i could have play this game aven if i was born 12 years after its release
I love the part at 0:48. It's weirdly beautiful, and also just really nostalgic.
All rise for the Monkey Monday anthem
Curse Illumination for not putting their version of this song in the movie and instead used Take On Me :(
They did actually in “Drivin me Bananas”
@@san_d9995 no I mean they didn’t use Drivin Me Bananas for the movie. Instead they placed Aha’s Take On Me for the scene.
@@amarikristopher8409 Damn, didn’t notice. I would’ve been satisfied with drivin me bananas
Take on me is so damn overused getting tired of hearing it in every movie
Happy 30th Anniversary Donkey Kong Country
Glad Lud and chat voted yes to this. I loved it so I shared it to them all. PogU
If I ever become famous this is my theme song.
so basically never
ToadRoasted username checks out
@@ToadRoasted so basically you didn't get the joks
@Anders Stanke k
copyright though?
This soundtrack is still banging it's amazing
I impulsively remembered this theme and have spent too long searching for it and now it is all worth it. I absolutely love the synth sounds. This slaps so hard I was briefly sent to another dimension.
I remember one of my relatives introduced me to this game when I was very young. Sadly they passed this year and this reminded me of them.
David Wise didn't have to go this hard on the soundtrack. He a real one for it 😮🎉
Thank you for restoring this song. I ended up listening to DK Country OST this week because it's one of my last memories when I was a child of my late grandfather whom recently passed away this month, and I think I prefer these HD Restorations for... Nostalgic reasons. Σε ευχαριστώ παππού που με άφησες να περάσω καλά στο σπίτι σου και σε ευχαριστώ που έπαιξες. Εάν τα 1-Ups υπήρχαν όπως ήταν στο παιχνίδι, θα προσπαθούσα να βρω ένα για εσάς. Για μένα, θα είσαι πάντα ο Donkey Kong στα μάτια μου και εγώ θα είμαι πάντα ο Diddy Kong που προσπαθεί να βοηθήσει.
you are doing gods work
Sounds great!
I can feel the nostalgia flowing in my veins as I listen to this masterpiece.
Donkey Kong is 40 today! 😮
How, it came out in 1994 , only 30
Este tema deberia ser nombrado patrimonio de la humanidad UwU.
Es que nintendo tiene mucha música épica que es difícil de elegir.
Molestas
fue rare quien desarrollo el juego eran dioses.
My childhood, all packed in one theme song. Awesome!
Isn't it great how despite not being old enough to play the original trilogy back when it came out, I still managed to catch the GBA titles when I was still a wee child so all this is just as nostalgic. May not be the same childhood as some of the rest, but goddamn was it still a DKC one...
This was possibly the very first video game I have ever played. Being able to hear this after so many years brings shivers down by spine as well as a feeling of comfort and joy. Thank you, TerraBlue, for restoring a wonderful chapter of my childhood. And no doubt that there are others that share the same sentiment, and on behalf of all of those people, I hope you live a happy and fulfilling life.
Happy 40th Anniversary DK! 🎂🍌🎊
Uma das melhores da história. Ficou marcada.
I remember getting this game for Christmas,after the first level I handed the controller to my dad and watched him play the whole game in a week
one of the greatest video game songs of all time
and one of the greatest video games of all time (;
The dopamine this gives me can't be measured
I appreciate your work!
The classic from the 90's Donkey Kong Country at it's prime. One of the good if not the best Donkey Kong Game of all time. It pushes the limits with visuals and awesome sound track.
Ai cara vou chorar, quanta nostalgia 😭😭, minha infância toda resumida em dois jogos, esse e o Mario Bros.
N chora eu ja chorei muito pq todos os artistas q faziam o dk morreram e substituirão novos 😭😭😭😭😭
Nem me fala, manooo 😭😭😭😭 saudades eternas daqueles tempos
Don't deny it, you're here to feel good after listening to this masterpiece.
When you realize that old sounding sort of 8-bit cubic music you often think is designed to be retro is not at all a design feature and really just exists solely for the reason that data storage was incapable of storing normal sounding melodies in their original forms, but now we look back at it like a design choice.
Thanks David Wise for this masterpiece of soundtrack
This brings back so many memories
Yo a los 7 años: TEMAZOOO 💸🤑🤙
Yo a los 14 años: OBRA MAESTRA 🎩🧐🍷
Yo ahora con 21 años: EN EFECTO ESTO ES ARTE 🚬🗿
Si
20/10 y god 🚬
Para mí el mejor juego y música.
El dia que fui a comprar un juego d e mario para mi ps2 y me vendieron un emulador de juegos clasicos, ese dia descubri la felicidad, he de recalcar que en ese tiempo tambien tenia 7 años y no sabia nada de exclusivos jaja
La mejor creación que pudo hacer Nintendo junto con súper Mario Bros 3.
We need a remastered version of this for the switch!
😏
Happy early 30th anniversary donkey Kong country!
In the context of opening up a brand new Super Nintendo, and inserting this game to play for the very first time. You set it in to then see an antiquated record start playing a familiar 8-bit music soundscape, to then drop the hardest beat you've ever heard. It was experiencing a new level of music that was now capable on this amazing console. At least that's what I imagine would've happened for someone...
Just way too good. This is ear sex right here folks.
No you fuck
mistrios kid no he will fuck the song not himself
lmao yeah
*Licks banana with sexual intent
Y'all fucked in the head or whatever
i've never even played this game and this song makes me nostalgic
El verdadero himno de México:
XDDD ste we
😂😂🤣
I don't know why it's taken me this long in my life to come here to listen to this. Masterpiece.
One of my favourite series and it's thirty years old now
i’m so glad my dad showed me his nintendo that he played on.
i wouldve never found this master piece of a song