Fuck isn't it amazing how something as simple as music can do that? First heard this when I was 5 and it still creeps into my consciousness out of nowhere
Just by listening to this... Nostalgia. Just thinking about visiting the squirrels in their den, the bees in their honey hole, waiting for Mumbo Jumbo to get back from vacation... *goes to find old N64*
In my opinion, games aren't to be compared with eachother. They are separate entities, and similarly, you wouldn't compare your brother to your best friend. They're different people, and should be treated like such. You can love them both either way. Then again, I'm drunk as fuck, so what do I know.
Absolutely fantastic music. Each season represents it perfectly. Spring = fast and frisky. Summer = slow and lazy. Winter = cold and harsh. Autumn = calm.
There are way too many "Games suck nowaday" comments. There is still plenty of originality in video game music, story, level design, characters, etc. Anyone who takes time to look for a great game in the current gen. will find it. Sadly though, too many think everything today is "all about graphics". Oh well, you can't please everyone. On a side note, Banjo Kazooie is a great game, and has aged like a fine wine.
TheJustin4848 Youre right too look GTA, Assasins Creed, or Beyond 2 souls, THOSE games have a great story, and they dont fix on graphics(see gta V) ,but nintendo had always a good story and bad graphics... the way i like it...
Heh, nice to see some comments other than mine that aren't looking down on modern video games. There are fine games to be found in any generation, and wouldn't you know it, they all have some terrible games too.
I kind of felt like the music of Click Clock Wood felt similar to the music played at the entry to Dragon Forest for some reason (even though it’s different composers).
How this never gets old. I listen to the soundtracks from this game even today, and I love it just as much as i used to years ago. Grant Kirkhope you mad genius.
It's been so long! I use to sleep to this when I was a kid, now I'm 29 yrs old and happened to look up my childhood games. Man I miss the good old days!
Just the thought of running around the woods in all the different seasons as a bumble bee to see how everything changed along with the music brings a manly tear of nostalgia to my eye...
you just cant help by tap your foot, nod your head and snap your fingers with an enormous grin on your face when your ears have the most diving fortune of hearing this majestic song!
As a drummer myself, I love the beat in this tune...BK is really known for producing amazing music. Major props to the musicians behind this masterpiece.
I would talk about what I remember from this game and all that's great about it, but we would be here for days. Banjo-Kazooie is simply an example of a game in which so much went so right. And after many years of moving between different gaming trends I can still take a step back, turn on my N64, and marvel at what is pure, undiluted brilliance.
Damn, sitting on my old chair, in my basement, listening to this. Nothing can get any better than playing Banjo for the one-thousandth time. Its sad how modern day songs can't beat this. I just feel like an old coot listening to this... if i ever lose this game from my N64, someone is gonna start bawling like a baby 0-0
I know, but nothing beats the actual N64 copy. It is cool to be one of the people who still have it. The xbox 360 isnt as thrilling as playing it on a 1998 Nintendo 64 :D
Fuck i hate those D:, they get me all the time. Rusty Bucket Bay is the level i did the worst on, especially with the super fast propellers you mentioned D;. I always fell off at that part XD
same, when people complained i was like. it would be easy i guess, no one told me you die instant you touch them, i never done the propellers at the rbb in the n64. btw Goldeneye's a good game, i can show you a website that you can play free games
Man these soundtracks are legendary.. they don't make em like this anymore! I still get the same happy exciting feeling as I did ~12 years ago! just awesome
Before I clicked on this I was trying so hard to think of the melody and I just couldn't. Then, as soon as it started it all came back and I could whistle along the whole song. That's the power of music my friends.
So Grant Kirkhope's composed a masterpiece on his first try. Grant Kirkhope is a Legendary Composer, he is my favorite Video Game Composer. I think that Grant is the better composer than Legend Koji Kondo.
This was such an innovative level at the time - the idea of seeing the effects of time on a level had not really been explored much yet - it was cool to see things advance in each zone, like the treehouse, or the fauna lifecycle.
I started 4th grade almost immediately after unlocking this level. Our first homework assignment was to bring a kid's book from home to read aloud to the rest of the class the next day. A girl in my class actually brought in a book about the seasons, so when she was reading about spring I naturally thought of this level. Can't believe it's been 16 years...wish I could remember the name of that book.
My buddy doesn't know who Rare is. When I get an N64, he is going to spend the night at my place and we are going to to play the living shit out of Banjo Kazooie.
Conker Crane Castanza I never really like using emulators. Eve if I use the Rare Replay, it still feels weird. I have the game, but doesn't feel like it's mine. But if I have the cartridge, it's tangible. I can hold this. I spent my money on this and it's mine. And also, I feel like there's just a certain magic to popping in the cartridges.
I didn't play Banjo Kazooie when I was a kid, (Banjo Tooie only came out when I was a year old after all,) but, even someone like myself exposed to the games of today, I LOVE Banjo Kazooie. It is easily one of my favorite games of all time. And music like Click Clock wood is exactly why. You are missed Bear and Bird. Rest easy.
+TheOnlyJzillaMerida I'm the same age as you and only played the first this year. If only it was in my childhood it could have been even better but even so it's one of if not my favorite game of all time. I can't wait to get banjo-tooie! platformers need to make a comeback.
The late 90s - early 2000s, the golden age if you will of 3D platformers. There are plenty of good games these days, but nothing will ever match the feel and nostalgia of these.
I love how none of the old N64 game UA-cam videos have no hateful comments on them :) It restores my faith in humanity. I think all of us N64 gamers from the 90s just need a huge gaming session with the old games, where we can just talk about Banjo and Donkey Kong and Zelda and stuff...NOSTALGIA BOMB JUST HIT ME THE HARDEST
I find myself whistling this while I'm outside, changing according to season. It's pretty fun to see if someone recognize it and having a nostalgia attack.
ahhhh..... who misses, just hanging out in your room without a care in a fucking world. playing a beautiful game like this.... the 90's.. what a wonderful decade. being 9 years old was a thing i could remember. R.I.P rareware.
i just remember when i used to play this when i was 6 or 7, pure bliss, it's like listening to my childhood. I will never forget this song, or any others from dk64, bk, bt, or loz:oot
Greatest game I've ever played. It's sad that in this day and age we've yet to see a game come even close to what Banjo-Kazooie was and still is. If I ever have children, I'll make sure they play this game. One of my fondest memories from when I was a kid.
Oh man, finally getting to explore this level was such an amazing experience. I regret not having this game during my childhood. If I could pick any tune to be my theme music, Click Clock Wood Spring would be it! :3
I first saw this game when an old friend was playing it. Not long after, I had my parents get me an N64 for my B-Day and only this game just so I could listen to the music again. I just wish I would've known about UA-cam back then..
I couldn't stop repeatedly playing this on piano when I was little, I couldn't stop playing it over and over and over and over again. This song is awesome! I agree with dincapp, Grant Kirkhope is a genius!
It makes me so happy to hear people love this game as much as me. This game is in my top 3 games of all time. Along with Super Metroid and Metroid Prime.
When one of my friends rings I've got the ringtone set to this since her personality always reminds me of a sunny happy personality - this tune makes me feel like doing a jig on the spot.
I have a computer app that plays this song on the day of the spring equinox. At the same time it reminds me to replay this level. Absolutely loved it back then, and still do now.
The way that Grant Kirkhope mixes music, animals and environment sounds it's very impressive and the results are completely amazing. I love his music style!
I've had this song stuck in my head for over 13 years now.
This is literally the default music in my head.
Fuck isn't it amazing how something as simple as music can do that? First heard this when I was 5 and it still creeps into my consciousness out of nowhere
Thats so true, you catch yourself humming all theese chilhood melodies. :D
Bruno Boss yeah i've been humming it WAY too much :D
You might want to get that checked out...
Happy first day of Spring 2024
Spring I don’t really adore, but happy spring 2024!
Just by listening to this... Nostalgia. Just thinking about visiting the squirrels in their den, the bees in their honey hole, waiting for Mumbo Jumbo to get back from vacation...
*goes to find old N64*
Angel Auditore Im 13, and i just ordered this an a new n64 online to play it! should be coming this week :D
Angel Auditore I'm grinning so big right now. I wish you could see me.
well i can... i can see.... INTO THE FUTURE
If I had a childhood this would have been nostalgic for me well... I did have the gamecube...Nevermind I had a childhood
+MrJatmesdragon why did you tell us u were 13?
Only Grant Kirkhope could put could actual bird squawks into a song and make it fit perfectly. The actual best.
This is the first thing that came into my head, when I realized it was the first day of Spring.
***** If I were an insect, I'd be a *DONG* Beetle
***** If I were a noise, produced by a bell, I'd be a ding *DONG.*
***** Yes, I'm glad you expanded on that.
***** *pun-ches you as punishment*
***** Sure, PUNk.
In my opinion, games aren't to be compared with eachother. They are separate entities, and similarly, you wouldn't compare your brother to your best friend. They're different people, and should be treated like such. You can love them both either way.
Then again, I'm drunk as fuck, so what do I know.
I'm high as fuck and I agree with your drunk ass.
no. Comparing is fun. I like to compare big rigs with forza
*****
Big rigs kicks ass.
Bandit that's what I meant
nothin like getting drunk and making youtube comments haha
God...this game...I never can get enough
Rangaros yeah, i think it's the best n64 game besides banjo tooie, if not the best platformer besides banjo tooie!
I hate getting old...
me 2...WHY CANT I STAY YOUNG FOREVER?!?!?
Do you have your permission slip? We're going on a feel trip...
chaz mathews
Now I have a pickup line to use if I ever ask a girl out!
I was like 8 years old playing this and i still remember everything im 27 now
Absolutely fantastic music. Each season represents it perfectly. Spring = fast and frisky. Summer = slow and lazy. Winter = cold and harsh. Autumn = calm.
This was BY FAR the best area in the game, I would just hang-out here and explore the same places over and over again just to hear the music play.
see how the beaver dam changed over the seasons, seeing new enemies in new locations as snow melted and leaves fell...it was fucking fantastic
There are way too many "Games suck nowaday" comments. There is still plenty of originality in video game music, story, level design, characters, etc. Anyone who takes time to look for a great game in the current gen. will find it. Sadly though, too many think everything today is "all about graphics". Oh well, you can't please everyone.
On a side note, Banjo Kazooie is a great game, and has aged like a fine wine.
You're so damn right... D:
And yes, I find it has the best camera driving of all N64 games^^
I hate how the majority of these videos bash modern games. Newer games are great too, you know.
TheJustin4848
Youre right too look GTA, Assasins Creed, or Beyond 2 souls, THOSE games have a great story, and they dont fix on graphics(see gta V)
,but nintendo had always a good story and bad graphics... the way i like it...
Heh, nice to see some comments other than mine that aren't looking down on modern video games. There are fine games to be found in any generation, and wouldn't you know it, they all have some terrible games too.
It's not bad graphics, they're just not realistic.
This and diddly kong racing had equally good music
ned flanders guest stars in diddly kong racing
***** "Hi, I'm Ned! DIDDLY!!!" while trying to select my character.
In my opinion, banjo kazooie has better music
Godson how did you get her!!
I kind of felt like the music of Click Clock Wood felt similar to the music played at the entry to Dragon Forest for some reason (even though it’s different composers).
it's a beautiful day outside.
birds are singing, flowers are blooming...
on days like these, kids like you...
Should play your Nintendo 64 again.
MrCoussin And in hell :D
How this never gets old. I listen to the soundtracks from this game even today, and I love it just as much as i used to years ago. Grant Kirkhope you mad genius.
I still get this little number stuck in my head, so many years later.
It's been so long! I use to sleep to this when I was a kid, now I'm 29 yrs old and happened to look up my childhood games. Man I miss the good old days!
8months later. I just find this really beautiful. It brings happiness to me.
I like how the DKC trilogy soundtracks, they mix in some "natural background noices" (birds, wind, cricket chirps, ect.) in the background music.
Happy First Day of Spring!
***** Hey look who's here. How's college treating you?
So many years later and I still have this song stuck in my head...
Just the thought of running around the woods in all the different seasons as a bumble bee to see how everything changed along with the music brings a manly tear of nostalgia to my eye...
This gives me tears of grace nostalgia
you just cant help by tap your foot, nod your head and snap your fingers with an enormous grin on your face when your ears have the most diving fortune of hearing this majestic song!
Such beautiful, peaceful music, accompanying a WORLD OF HELL
As a drummer myself, I love the beat in this tune...BK is really known for producing amazing music. Major props to the musicians behind this masterpiece.
Can't believe I've had this tune stuck in my head for over ten years, it's one of my favourite game soundtracks!
I would talk about what I remember from this game and all that's great about it, but we would be here for days. Banjo-Kazooie is simply an example of a game in which so much went so right. And after many years of moving between different gaming trends I can still take a step back, turn on my N64, and marvel at what is pure, undiluted brilliance.
Click Clock woods is the greatest song in gaming history
Not even close, lol.
The March of Banjo-Kazooie
makes me feel like walking through a springtime forest in a cheerful smiling mood
This is great music for whenever the first day of the year it is when you can be outside comfortably without a coat
I psychically can't resist the urge to stand up and dance like a crazy person when I hear this song
Today is the first day of Spring 2016 in the US!!! Good way to start spring listening to an oldie from Banjo Kazzoie.
Damn, sitting on my old chair, in my basement, listening to this. Nothing can get any better than playing Banjo for the one-thousandth time. Its sad how modern day songs can't beat this. I just feel like an old coot listening to this... if i ever lose this game from my N64, someone is gonna start bawling like a baby 0-0
you can get it for the Xbox 360
I know, but nothing beats the actual N64 copy. It is cool to be one of the people who still have it. The xbox 360 isnt as thrilling as playing it on a 1998 Nintendo 64 :D
Bawsome Possum you will thank me when you get to the propeller's lol
Fuck i hate those D:, they get me all the time. Rusty Bucket Bay is the level i did the worst on, especially with the super fast propellers you mentioned D;. I always fell off at that part XD
same, when people complained i was like. it would be easy i guess, no one told me you die instant you touch them,
i never done the propellers at the rbb in the
n64. btw Goldeneye's a good game, i can show you a website that you can play free games
Man these soundtracks are legendary.. they don't make em like this anymore!
I still get the same happy exciting feeling as I did ~12 years ago! just awesome
Best theme in Banjo Kazooie BY FAR
Next to the opening theme right?
Yep :)
I remember playing this game back in 2013 for the first time. Changed my opinions on 3D platformers.
One of the best themes ever in a video game and I thought I would have I pay for it on the iTunes whatever. Thank you!
if you like it that much you should buy it, not trying to preach just sayin
Before I clicked on this I was trying so hard to think of the melody and I just couldn't. Then, as soon as it started it all came back and I could whistle along the whole song. That's the power of music my friends.
A very Happy First Day of Spring, everybody!
Same to you!
Happy First Day of Spring, everybody! :)
The first song Grant Kirkhope wrote for this game
Without a doubt the best
So Grant Kirkhope's composed a masterpiece on his first try.
Grant Kirkhope is a Legendary Composer, he is my favorite Video Game Composer. I think that Grant is the better composer than Legend Koji Kondo.
Unglaublich, was die Rare-Leute damals grafisch, spielerisch und vor allem musikalisch aus dem Hut gezaubert haben. Die absolute Wucht!
*Strutting like Leo Dicaprio to the beat
This was such an innovative level at the time - the idea of seeing the effects of time on a level had not really been explored much yet - it was cool to see things advance in each zone, like the treehouse, or the fauna lifecycle.
.........BRAWK!......
WelcomeToTwinklePark chirp chirpchirp chip
SCREECH
Wow... after all these years, I still find myself humming/whistling this music to myself every now and then xP
Happy First Day of Spring, everybody!
This is dedication dang.
I started 4th grade almost immediately after unlocking this level. Our first homework assignment was to bring a kid's book from home to read aloud to the rest of the class the next day. A girl in my class actually brought in a book about the seasons, so when she was reading about spring I naturally thought of this level. Can't believe it's been 16 years...wish I could remember the name of that book.
My buddy doesn't know who Rare is. When I get an N64, he is going to spend the night at my place and we are going to to play the living shit out of Banjo Kazooie.
hope he enjoys it!
Sir Candle you can just use an emulator
Conker Crane Castanza I never really like using emulators. Eve if I use the Rare Replay, it still feels weird. I have the game, but doesn't feel like it's mine. But if I have the cartridge, it's tangible. I can hold this. I spent my money on this and it's mine. And also, I feel like there's just a certain magic to popping in the cartridges.
i understand. you to be as authentic as possible.
Bravo my friend 👏🏼! This game is frickin AWESOME
Lovely tune. Reminds me of how much I love spring.
so many squawks
I didn't play Banjo Kazooie when I was a kid, (Banjo Tooie only came out when I was a year old after all,) but, even someone like myself exposed to the games of today, I LOVE Banjo Kazooie. It is easily one of my favorite games of all time. And music like Click Clock wood is exactly why. You are missed Bear and Bird. Rest easy.
+TheOnlyJzillaMerida I'm the same age as you and only played the first this year. If only it was in my childhood it could have been even better but even so it's one of if not my favorite game of all time. I can't wait to get banjo-tooie! platformers need to make a comeback.
I was born the year Banjo-Tooie came out. I hope it comes to NSO.
That time again, is it? Happy First Day of Spring!
Happy Spring!
You better be here next year too.
I love rare's imagination when it comes to game design. All of the levels in this game were so beautiful and vibrant. A feat for the N64 era.
i gess this is the favorite word for all gamers X3
This song will forever be stuck in my head
anybody notice that the intro notes are the same as the pause screen just sped up?
The late 90s - early 2000s, the golden age if you will of 3D platformers.
There are plenty of good games these days, but nothing will ever match the feel and nostalgia of these.
I miss the old Rare :'( Microsoft sucks :'(
Ms sure knows how to ruin a great thing huh
we could have had this on the 3ds but Microsoft had to go and ruin things
At least once a week this song will pop into my head, well, at least one of the versions will. So addicting.
Scream loud to get help!
+MrSxy3000 *HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH.*
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH! *need help*
best ver. of click clock wood IMO spring time just awesome....ran around this level alot doing nothing just to listen to this music
I STILL HAVEN'T BEATEN THIS GAME!!!
LOL U SURE? I played this game about 8 times repeating the progress and i finished in a very fast time
ObiTrev Still havent gotten 100 notes on that map with that oily water and ship. I die every fucking time
I love how none of the old N64 game UA-cam videos have no hateful comments on them :) It restores my faith in humanity. I think all of us N64 gamers from the 90s just need a huge gaming session with the old games, where we can just talk about Banjo and Donkey Kong and Zelda and stuff...NOSTALGIA BOMB JUST HIT ME THE HARDEST
Then everything changed when the Microsoft attacked
I find myself whistling this while I'm outside, changing according to season. It's pretty fun to see if someone recognize it and having a nostalgia attack.
joueur du grenier ?
ahhhh.....
who misses, just hanging out in your room without a care in a fucking world.
playing a beautiful game like this....
the 90's.. what a wonderful decade. being 9 years old was a thing i could remember. R.I.P rareware.
squawk
i just remember when i used to play this when i was 6 or 7, pure bliss, it's like listening to my childhood. I will never forget this song, or any others from dk64, bk, bt, or loz:oot
Kirkhope is a great composer, but hasn't done too much in the last 15 years...I hear Bungie's hiring....
Oooooh... now that right there would be _something_ ...
He's done Kingdoms of Amalur and the upcoming Civilizations: Beyond Earth
furiousgermanguy Oh really? nice was beginning to think he's retired
This music is always in my head. I guess I've gone too long without playing this masterpiece of a game.
Joueur du grenier ou est tu ?
Lol
Pas là.
Greatest game I've ever played. It's sad that in this day and age we've yet to see a game come even close to what Banjo-Kazooie was and still is. If I ever have children, I'll make sure they play this game. One of my fondest memories from when I was a kid.
Did you have any kids yet? Totally random but I had to ask seeing as this comment was 12 years old!
@@jax3827 Actually yeah! She's gonna probably get to play it soon. Just have to dig the n64 out of storage haha
time to bust out the old... emulator?
aaron fuck emulators (sorry for bad language, lol)
***** well fuck you
aaron Or make a lovely purchase of Rare Replay xD
CinderBros emulator is definitely better
+aaron Nope.
Spring :) Warm days, cool breezes, cold nights. So refreshing
21 bees disliked.
21 bees died
21 bees are in hell
Banjo Kazooie... Without a doubt the best childhood experience any kid could've ever had.
YOOKA-LAYLEE
Oh man, finally getting to explore this level was such an amazing experience. I regret not having this game during my childhood.
If I could pick any tune to be my theme music, Click Clock Wood Spring would be it! :3
"And more than a hundred very special dinosaurs with aspergers and DOWN syndrome started rampaging around the place, breathing with their mouths open"
+Demon Rantz *facepalms at comment*
Magdalena Soltysiak It's from Dirty the Pooh and the hundred acre shit pile chapter 3.
I first saw this game when an old friend was playing it. Not long after, I had my parents get me an N64 for my B-Day and only this game just so I could listen to the music again.
I just wish I would've known about UA-cam back then..
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banjoo kazooie..... 17 years old and still playing this with my friends.... most epic game ever
I couldn't stop repeatedly playing this on piano when I was little, I couldn't stop playing it over and over and over and over again. This song is awesome!
I agree with dincapp, Grant Kirkhope is a genius!
This just reminds me of going to the park as a kid in the spring. So much nostalgia attached to it.
It made me smile just sitting here and listening to all the random bird sounds they put in this track. Love this game :)
It makes me so happy to hear people love this game as much as me. This game is in my top 3 games of all time. Along with Super Metroid and Metroid Prime.
my childhood in one word : Banjo-Kazooie ,
i'll never get bored with this game or music .
i love how click clock wood captures the sound and feel of each season perfectly.:) best game ever made in my book.
I'm 21 and I still hum these tunes to this game. :)
One of my favorite songs. I always have the fall version of click clock wood in my head and hum it a lot
To Banjo-Kazooie I owe my gaming life. It opened my eyes to a wonderful, artistic and entertaining world of imagination and storytelling.
When one of my friends rings I've got the ringtone set to this since her personality always reminds me of a sunny happy personality - this tune makes me feel like doing a jig on the spot.
Brings back memories, makes me want to go back to the good old days of gaming.
I have a computer app that plays this song on the day of the spring equinox. At the same time it reminds me to replay this level. Absolutely loved it back then, and still do now.
Made my Summer (around 2-3 years ago I think) nostalgic. Heck, at my Sister's place, I loved to listen to the music.
The way that Grant Kirkhope mixes music, animals and environment sounds it's very impressive and the results are completely amazing. I love his music style!
My Favorite Sessions Are Spring And Fall😁
Super Mario 3 is the game that defines my early childhood. This is the game that defines my adolescence, the classic to end all classics.