Secret of Evermore FULL OST

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#secretofevermoreost #secretofevermore #snesmusic
Music composer: Jeremy Soule - OfficialJerem...
Released: October 1995 (NA) | February 1996 (PAL)
Publisher: Square Soft, Inc.
Developer: Square Soft, Inc.
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1. Main Title 00:00
2. Menu 00:29
3. Many Years Ago... 01:38
4. A Boy and his Dog 02:41
5. Machinery 04:40
6. Item Fanfare 04:53
7. Minor Minion 04:58
8. Victory Fanfare 06:47
9. Distant Wind 06:54
10. Southern Jungle 07:33
11. Raptor Attack! 08:36
12. Village on the Plateau 09:35
13. Fire Eyes 11:11
14. Northern Jungle 13:07
15. Quicksand Fields 14:08
16. Windy Cave 15:40
17. Bugmuck Tar Pits 16:17
18. Merchant in the Cave 17:39
19. Battle with Thraxx 19:42
20. Hidden River 20:52
21. Elephant Graveyard 21:24
22. Swamplands 24:36
23. Major Enemy 26:22
24. Within the Volcano 27:40
25. Volcano Pipes 29:50
26. Over the Waterfall 31:58
27. The Seashore 32:27
28. Pirates of Crustacia 33:37
29. Desert of Doom 36:01
30. Lively Nobilia Marketplace 37:07
31. Storekeepers 38:14
32. Quiet Plaza 39:32
33. In the Arena 40:23
34. Vigor the Undestructible 41:20
35. Palace Fountains 41:26
36. Horace Highwater 41:55
37. Great Pyramid 44:08
38. Hall of Collosia 46:48
39. Forgotten Ruins 49:36
40. Death of Minotaur 52:09
41. Underground Path 54:11
42. Fields of Gothica 55:09
43. City of Ivory 56:20
44. Freak Show! 59:36
45. Racing Pigs 1:02:00
46. Regal's Castle 1:02:48
47. Lonely Halls 1:05:38
48. Puppet Show 1:07:53
49. Dark Dungeon 1:10:08
50. Dark Forest 1:11:24
51. City of Ebony 1:12:50
52. Deserted Castle 1:14:54
53. Queen Bluegarden 1:17:25
54. Tinker Tinderbox 1:21:25
55. Collapse of Ivor Tower 1:22:58
56. High in the Sky 1:23:25
57. Omnitopia Surface 1:26:18
58. Omnitopia Hallways 1:27:29
59. Control Room 1:27:52
60. The Professor's Room 1:30:01
61. Dark Greenhouse 1:30:52
62. Final Battle - Carltron 1:31:33
63. Escape from Evermore 1:33:36
64. Return to Podunk 1:35:57
65. Staff Roll 1:37:21
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⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱Help me get to 25000 Subs! Be sure to check out my playlist of OSTs! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuafmmpbJKEoq8si=XxUJMy2-Vfva5XVv 1. Main Title 00:00 2. Menu 00:29 3. Many Years Ago... 01:38 4. A Boy and his Dog 02:41 5. Machinery 04:40 6. Item Fanfare 04:53 7. Minor Minion 04:58 8. Victory Fanfare 06:47 9. Distant Wind 06:54 10. Southern Jungle 07:33 11. Raptor Attack! 08:36 12. Village on the Plateau 09:35 13. Fire Eyes 11:11 14. Northern Jungle 13:07 15. Quicksand Fields 14:08 16. Windy Cave 15:40 17. Bugmuck Tar Pits 16:17 18. Merchant in the Cave 17:39 19. Battle with Thraxx 19:42 20. Hidden River 20:52 21. Elephant Graveyard 21:24 22. Swamplands 24:36 23. Major Enemy 26:22 24. Within the Volcano 27:40 25. Volcano Pipes 29:50 26. Over the Waterfall 31:58 27. The Seashore 32:27 28. Pirates of Crustacia 33:37 29. Desert of Doom 36:01 30. Lively Nobilia Marketplace 37:07 31. Storekeepers 38:14 32. Quiet Plaza 39:32 33. In the Arena 40:23 34. Vigor the Undestructible 41:20 35. Palace Fountains 41:26 36. Horace Highwater 41:55 37. Great Pyramid 44:08 38. Hall of Collosia 46:48 39. Forgotten Ruins 49:36 40. Death of Minotaur 52:09 41. Underground Path 54:11 42. Fields of Gothica 55:09 43. City of Ivory 56:20 44. Freak Show! 59:36 45. Racing Pigs 1:02:00 46. Regal's Castle 1:02:48 47. Lonely Halls 1:05:38 48. Puppet Show 1:07:53 49. Dark Dungeon 1:10:08 50. Dark Forest 1:11:24 51. City of Ebony 1:12:50 52. Deserted Castle 1:14:54 53. Queen Bluegarden 1:17:25 54. Tinker Tinderbox 1:21:25 55. Collapse of Ivor Tower 1:22:58 56. High in the Sky 1:23:25 57. Omnitopia Surface 1:26:18 58. Omnitopia Hallways 1:27:29 59. Control Room 1:27:52 60. The Professor's Room 1:30:01 61. Dark Greenhouse 1:30:52 62. Final Battle - Carltron 1:31:33 63. Escape from Evermore 1:33:36 64. Return to Podunk 1:35:57 65. Staff Roll 1:37:21

[@HaidesTunicaRoja]

Can you put this on top?

[@COIFISHGAMING]

@@HaidesTunicaRoja Its in the description as well. It is now repinned

[@Caydiem]

Most underrated Jeremy Soule OST. Skyrim's got nothing on this baby.

[@tp933]

The soundtrack to this game is so on point. It complements the setting of the game in almost an unsettling way. The composer did an amazing job.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

One of the greatest OSTs ever and one of my favorite games

[@SDREHXC]

A lot of people don’t know, I assume people listening to this might but if not, Jeremy Soule is actually the same dude that did Skyrim. He did this when he was like 18-20.

[@xDARKSHADEx]

@@COIFISHGAMING 100% agree It's sad that it's sorta hard to get some people to take a look at SoE, i know if isn't perfect, but I feel like a lot of passion was poured into it, it's a shame it was mostly Square's last attempt at letting it's western branch direct and produce anything...

[@thewardenofoz3324]

@@SDREHXC him and Nobou were the first video game composers I learned of. And they're both still easily my old-school favorites.

[@d0inkk]

Yes this game was so unsettling but so fun as a kid!

[@AndyWitmyer]

Skyrim's composer's first OST was an absolute banger. "A Boy and his Dog" is one of the most wondrous opening songs to a video game in the SNES era, and after the early game's mostly (for the time crazy innovative) atmospheric tracks, the more melodious songs that pop up more and more throughout the rest of thw game are just as great, or even better [Warning: Very Long Post Incoming!]: Further listening to it with a guitar in hand reveals an OST that is chock full of surprisingly advanced musicality, which I think is easy to miss given how ambient the soundtrack largely is. In some of the more melodic, fleshed out tracks, Jeremy frequently changes keys on a fly, sometimes three or four times in the same song, and many - if not most - of these songs utilize several different modes, some of them rather exotic, and uncommonly heard in mainstream music (outside of maybe modern classical music, or perhaps, in some cases, prog rock and metal ie Dream Theater and the like). Lydian b7, both Harmonic Major and Minor (with the latter being the most extensively used mode in the game), Mixolydian b6, Phrygian Dominant, and more - sometimes they happen only very fleetingly, in the form of passing notes and accidentals - but each of these and more turn up now and again, throughout, and lend the OST a distinctly exotic-and-modern-western-classical vibe. The wide range of modality is particularly impressive given the limitations of the 16-bit era's small cartridge space and somewhat archaic midi and sampling capabilities. But, while (extremely brilliant in their own right) composers like Mitsuda and Uematsu were, themselves, using some less common modes and scales, my sense is that they were often using them from a place of intuition (as opposed to technicality and formal training). However, in Jeremy's case, there is, by contrast, the sense that these changes aren't entirely intuitive but are rather deliberate and seem to point to someone who was - at least to some meaningful extent - classically trained in music theory - or, in other words, someone who either attending (or was planning to attend) college to study music theory and/or received at least some (meaningful) amount of professional training from a seasoned music instructor. Of course, it could also be that Jeremy - like Nubuo (at the start of his career) and Mitsuda - is simply a natural prodigy. Maybe he never had any formal training. Admittedly, I know little of Jeremy's background in music, so - whether this is actually the case or not - is merely a guess on my part - but that's at least what it sounds like to my ears, anyway. A prime example of song that suggests a background of musical training and/or a deeper knowledge in western classical music can be heard in what is my personal favorite track, "Puppet Show" (1:07:52). From its lush, orchestral sounding instrumentation to its baroque sounding passages, I can't say enough good things about this song The next track, "Ebony City" is an extremely early example of the style that would eventually emerge and be greatly expanded upon in Skyrim many years later, in Skyrim - which is awesome. The song after that, "Deserted Castle" is really lowkey interesting track, as it actually features piano chords - a rarity in an SNES dominated by arpeggios (which were often employed due to the sampling of an instrument being compressed and pitch shifted to the where, outside of orchestral synth voicings, can sound harsh and jagged, but not so much here). "Queen Bluegarden" is lovely and sounds like it would sound right at home on its spiritual cousin, 'Secret of Mana' (I've no doubt that Jeremy studied that game's OST in prep for this game, as it's not the only song that sounds decidedly Mana-esque). "Tinker Tinderbox" confirmed my suspicion that a subtly used leitmotif (based off a passage of a descending grouping of Lydian Dominant scales first heard in the opening "Boy and his Dog") is used throughout the OST, but which is made very evident here - and quite unexpectedly at that, given that the leitmotif is sandwiched between some otherwise pretty cheery sounding, circus-like melodies and instrumentation. The absolutely gorgeous "High in the Sky" likewise takes yet another section of "Boy and his Dog", but greatly expands upon it. The entire song sounds rather enchanting mysterious and dream-like, which fits well with its title. "The Final Battle" plays off of the title screen track and, aside from the booming drums, parts of it are notably soft, giving it a very different aura from many other final boss battle songs I've heard. It's interesting how the penultimate track returns to a winder version of the darkly magical "Boy and his Dog". The final track, "Staff Roll" is beautiful and straight up sounds like something that would fit perfectly on Chrono Trigger (which is very high praise). Interestingly, the track is subdued and in a minor key, which is somewhat atypical compared to the boisterous upbeat, triumphant songs you might hear in other Square song from the time. So, yeah - it's a great OST, and one that is much more technically than I had initially noticed (though to be fair, I never made it past the stone age area and this is maybe the second time that I've ever heard the entire OST lol) - and if it wasn't obvious, I'm particularly taken with the latter half of the album. Sorry for writing so much, but as someone who loves the music from Skyrim and who also enjoys music theory, I figured I'd chime in on something that probably hadn't been discussed before. Thank you for posting it. Cheers!

[@AndyWitmyer]

I probably shouldn't have gone into such a deep dive considering the fact that probably very few people will bother reading it - but it is there for all who have the interest and attention span haha. (Imagine if I'd actually taken apart the entire OST instead of the last third!)

[@kathaka]

Wow. Great insights. Thank you for delivering so much in-depth information and thoughts! I find it highly interesting. 👍😀

[@AndyWitmyer]

​@@kathaka Thanks! I'm glad that you found it insightful. It definitely makes my nerdy efforts / the time spent analyzing it feel worth it 💕

[@drewpattinson6158]

Tinkers theme is insanely crafty. Ebon keep is beautiful. Horace theme beautiful. Cave music is beautiful. The whole fucken thing is a class above anything else soule has ever done.. cmon it's just clear and obvious

[@tdb517]

Nice comment. But you should really play past the stone age, the music sounds even better when you hear it while actually playing the game

[@Yourname942]

Wow I didn't know Jeremy Soule did the soundtrack. No wonder why it sounds so good.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Yeah he made one of the most iconic soundtracks on such limited hardware. Limitations breed innovation!

[@Yourname942]

@@COIFISHGAMING I'm so pissed that he isn't composing for Elder Scrolls 6. I want to see people crowdfund him to make a complete soundtrack for it (as a mod)

[@ARSVids]

Jeremy Soule's first video game as composer (I think). I remember the music was unlike anything I had ever heard with most games incorporating techno, hard rock, or just classical type music...this game definitely stood out. My favorite game

[@COIFISHGAMING]

It was his first! Not only that he was given complete control as a young composer to push the soundchip to its absolute limit. I listen to this OST myself at least twice a week heh.

[@Naruga]

I used to leave the game on in the Medieval forest section just to listen to it continuously. It really helped me get lost in the world.

[@nobodyspecial115]

I remember being absolutely in love with this soundtrack as a kid, looking back now knowing Jeremy Soule was responsible for it that makes a lot of sense lol

[@IAmElectrospecter]

00:29 just absolutely floods me with nostalgia. I wouldn't consider SOE my absolute favorite SNES game (it's close!) but for some reason this one song just triggers an unreal amount of nostalgia every time I listen to it. It brings me right back to exactly how I felt, sitting on the living room floor with my strategy guide open, getting ready to play

[@COIFISHGAMING]

This game really does transport me back to sitting on the carpeted floor, completely in awe playing my SNES with not a care in the world. Cheers.

[@jetsetrez]

Same.

[@pontusB]

Just out of curiosity: which is your absolute favorite SNES game? :)

[@IAmElectrospecter]

@@pontusB Earthbound!

[@xDARKSHADEx]

@@pontusB I know you didn't ask me, but probably this followed by Chrono Trigger or MegaMan X, final fantasy vi is to there too

[@tyst5927]

This game was in the clearance bins by the hundreds back at Toys r us back in the day which is why my Mom bought it for me. I didnt have a lot of games on the snes and I think this was a close 2nd for me to zelda link to the past. It has some issues like bazooka ammo bug at the end of the game but the music is amazing and so is the game overall. A lot of games Ive played I couldnt tell you much about but I remember a lot of this one and the music is like an instant memory even though I havent played it in 20 years.

[@strygea6682]

I'm 38 and I still remember this wonderful game. I can still see myself with the huge book that came with it, which helped me a lot lol (it was hard for me at the time, given my young age). The magic of OSTs is that they allow you to relive these moments with nostalgia, the music is as important as the game itself. Thanks for this upload!

[@COIFISHGAMING]

My pleasure! Its here until Square decides to care about this game again lol

[@charlesgoodson5774]

I've always loved the "Horace Highwater" theme. "Fire Eyes" and "Pirates of Crustacia" are great, too.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Horace Highwater sounds like something from a CD

[@Kishin7Zoro7]

Jeremy Soule is a Beast!!!!! and still on point, we all hear really often his skyrim's compositions.

[@infernaltourist9601]

My favorite ones are: 1. Major Enemy - 26:22 2. Pirates of Crustacia - 33:37 3. Horace Highwater - 41:55 4. Tinker Tinderbox - 1:21:25 5. Final Battle - Carltron - 1:31:33 6. Staff Roll - 1:37:21

[@TheRolland]

Holysh*t! JEREMY SOULE made the ost?! No wonder its perfection 🔥🔥🔥

[@COIFISHGAMING]

His best work!

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

And Oblivion too!

[@AL_EVOz]

Such a classic game. Loved this series so much. I hope we can see a revival of this one day.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

If you get a chance check out the co op rom hack ;)

[@MinecraftMartin]

By far the best video of an OST. The old TV, the title screen left on loop, some glimpses of game footage on the bottom right where the speaker normally is. And I just checked your playlists to see if you had more of these. Awesome! I recently mounted a little 8-inch monitor and a DEX cable to my wall in my WFH office. Music videos like this are exactly what I was envisioning throwing on in the background while I work on projects for my day job. Thanks! Instant sub! Wish I'd found your channel sooner.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Appreciate that! KZbin is a fickle beast that is extremely hard to break through. Glad you are enjoying it and thanks for the Sub

[@Patriarch_Václav_III]

Soule's work always sounds great. I remember coming across this game at a exchange store when I was a kid, traded in a couple of games for it. Wasn't sure what to expect. Popped it in and BAM that soundtrack pulled me in. Loved it ever since.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Soundtrack was like nothing I ever heard at the time. Its still extremely unique!

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

He's come a long way from here to Oblivion!

[@greatestytcommentator]

When I started my first proper job in a city, the PSX had just come out but I wasn't very well off.. I walked to the bus through a little shopping arcade ans saw a used SNES for £20 with a free choice of games.. I picked Secret of Mana and my world was changed.. Pop n Twinbee's Rainbow Bell adventures too... very underrated game..

[@chrism2027]

Secret of Evermore is still one of the nicest SNES games ever, I've rarely had such a damn good game in my hands, the game had everything a SNES game should have.

[@Mustin]

Hey, thanks for making this. It's such a cool approach to making an OST video on KZbin. You put a lot of time into this and it shows. I still have this CD on my shelf. I had YT open while I'm working and wanted to hear this and you nailed it. No one has listened to this music more than me. The music is part of me. Favorite Track: Elephant Graveyard

[@COIFISHGAMING]

First off, thank you very much for the positive feedback. I listen to this soundtrack all the time as well. I also am getting tired of seeing OSTs with just a static picture. I find that approach does not do the game or music justice. Cheers and thank you for checking us out.

[@seven7eleven11]

Thank you so much! ❤ Childhood memories that gives me shivers... 😢 Jeremy Soule made an amazing job with his perfectly fitting music creating an both unique and surreal ambience... 📻👍 Wish it would be... ....long... ...ago again when there was only my SNES and my iconic games like Secret of Evermore or Secret of Mana or Terrannigma... Anyone can relate to that? 😳 If so, please reach out, i yearn to share unique and genuine memories... 🎮

[@COIFISHGAMING]

I think we can all relate to that. I get transported to being a kid again sitting on the floor in front of a CRT tele with not a care in the world. Just me my SNES and my dog. RIP Misty

[@seven7eleven11]

​@@COIFISHGAMING I feel you for losing your dog and im very sorry to hear he or she passed away. 😔 My cat also died around that time but shes always in my heart! 🐱 And i hear you being back then in a world _without any internet disturbances and smartphones_ and just pure joy probably no one can understand today, experiencing the SNES _after_ the NES and the original Game Boy 🎮 also the Playstation 1 (PSX) provided again a very uplifting variety of atmospheric games like Tomb Raider, Silent Hill, Final Fantasy 7 or Resident Evil - but if i had to choose one it def. would be the SNES! ❤️ Many gamers of today would say its graphics are out of date, but to me they are much more appealing than todays games... Played Secret of Evermore a dozen times on the original SNES and later twice on an emulator... Wish i could beam me back. 🕹

[@Harjawaldar]

Favorites: Main title: 00:00 Menu: 0:29 A Boy and his Dog 02:41 Fire Eyes: 11:11 Queen Bluegarden 1:17:25 High in the Sky 1:23:25 Staff Roll 1:37:21

[@MortyMore]

Man, I'm 31 now, and played this as a young kid haha. What a great experience! I remember how much joy i felt beating the game. It was absolutely amazing.. Good times! Thanks for this upload💜

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Thanks for the share! I feel huge nostalgia for this game and my other OSTs

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

How did you play this when you were 3?

[@drewpattinson6158]

Jeremy soules work in this game is by a LONG SHOT his best work ever. There isn't even the slightest of comparison.... to anything else he has done. Not to say anything bad about his other work but this is just absolutely outstanding on so many levels... dont try and tell me it's just nostalgia because it isn't. Have been a muso my whole life. ..

[@FrancoisTremblay77]

Well I agree this ost is one of the bests but Morrowind beats it! Well 2 masterpieces but Morrowing being #1

[@birdflox1337]

I found this OST through a column Toby Fox wrote for Famitsu, it really does sound lovely. I never played any SNES games as the Wii was already out when I was growing up, so I can't exactly compare it to other soundtracks made around that time, but even by today's standards the composing is really nice and atmospheric. I imagine it probably complimented the rest of the game very well.

[@princealbertz]

I think I shall revisit this wonderful hidden SNES classic gem 💎 on my birthday 😊 (May 29, 1987)

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Do it without guides lol enjoy :)

[@princealbertz]

@@COIFISHGAMING thank you and I will just like how I first played SOE in 1995 😁

[@mindcraftkids]

OH MAN, this game... so much fun back then, even for today's standards, it's still good

[@greatestytcommentator]

Much better by most of today's standards..

[@NH-hv9wj]

Has to be "many years ago", "A boy and his dog" and "Staff roll" for me.. I'm a sucker for those kind of tunes though I don't know what that kind of music is called or how to find more of it.. Thank you for uploading this btw I really appriciate it! This game and it's music really has a fond place in my heart as it's one of the first games I ever played as a little kid and also one of the first with such atmospretic and mysterious music.. Didn't even know it was Jeremy Soule untill after I played Fallout 3 and Elder Scrolls IV.. Makes sense as to why it's so good though

[@COIFISHGAMING]

You have fantastic taste and you are most welcome! Cheers

[@samaneta]

Checkpoint: My younger brother and I used to play SOE in the 1990s, more precisely between 1995 and 1997, while my mother and father worked all day to keep the house and buy dinner. He and I used to walk around the city center, because there were no residents in the building where we lived, it was a commercial building and therefore, we had no one to play with and we ran after video stores and arcades. However, one day we found a rental company far away, it was about 4 kilometers to go and another 4 to come back! However, there were several North American tapes and among them, Secret Of Evermore. 3:30 Rewatching this scene of the Squaresoft logo helped me have an incredible nostalgic epiphany, which is associated with the incredible and atmospheric soundtrack. Good times :)

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Great share! Glad it prompted nostolgia

[@imperatorvult]

one of the best on the SNES

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Hands down

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

I can't believe this was an American game! I never knew that!

[@Colin12475]

Jeremy Soule did a great job.

[@ferrarilasko8213]

if I have unsolveable tasks, I put this OST on and get rid of my problems :D Usally i hear It 4 times a week. RLY great Soundtrack and reminds me of my Childhood.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

I put this together for exactly that reason. It calms me down and fills me with Nostalgia! Thanks for listening ;)

[@ferrarilasko8213]

@@COIFISHGAMING in germany we say: "Ich Küsse deine Augen Bro!"

[@linksbetweendrinks7032]

Evermore. The black sheep of the Mana franchise. Underrated classic.

[@RF-fr8mz]

Technically it's a completely separate, unrelated game. The name gave people the common misconception. But yes, highly underrated. My all-time favorite.

[@Metal_Horror]

Ugh. People still think this?

[@imperatorvult]

@@Metal_Horror guess that marketing ploy really did its job

[@Lexyvil]

The most atmoshperic soundtrack on the SNES I believe.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

It sure is! Its hard to even comprehend how it was made even today

[@gpl992]

More then Chrono Trigger,FF 3/6 or Super Metroid?It's got some STIFF competition coming from the SNES...

[@Larsgman]

Thank you for uploading this. That final battle with carltron is 👌👌👌🔥🔥🔥

[@realvilejelly]

Thank you for this. I love this game and the soundtrack is big ambient energy for me.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Hello Adam, this soundtrack just hits different. Its full of mystery and wonder at points it also fills you with dread I simply love it. Cheers.

[@seven7eleven11]

Thank you, a few dollars to show my appreachiation 🙏and for for bringing back memories 🫡 no one ever can replace or understand what they actually mean to me.. 😭 Thank you.. ❤

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Thank you very much! I really appreciate it ;)

[@robertshenk8628]

Thanks for the member berries 🍇

[@eljugadorescaldenc4002]

Love the presentation

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Thanks!

[@Terminator1732]

Way to underrated that pearl here Thy honor shal not be forgotten

[@boudicaastorm4540]

Thank you omg

[@Ō-ZARU]

Mon jeu préféré incroyable bande son qui me hante encore ❤️

[@On1Zuk4-Sensei]

Masterpiece. Half of the interest of this game is in its sound design, top 3 of the snes at least. It is also my childhood's favorite game, I was so in it at the time, all with that beautiful guide of course.. I always preferred it to its predecessor, because of its ambient.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

There has never been another game like it. It really was so unique and relatively unheard of at the time!

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Whats your favorites? let us know in the comments! Mine is Hall of Collosia 46:48 and Horace Highwater 41:55

[@Fabstron]

If I had to choose a single track it'd definitely be Hall of Collosia. Are you a fan of Twenty One Pilots? Their song Pet Cheetah has a part with some flute that always reminds me of Hall of Collosia 😃

[@COIFISHGAMING]

@@Fabstron Never heard of them but I will shortly haha!

[@AndyWitmyer]

"Puppet Show" (1:07:52) There's something beautifully orchestral, baroque and otherworldly about it - qualities that, for me, hit all of the right notes.

[@RF-fr8mz]

Phew, it's so hard to choose just one. Love the two you mentioned. Probably would have to go with City of Ebony. It perfectly encapsulates the emotion of when you first set foot in Ebon Keep and walk through it. That melancholy feel...☺

[@COIFISHGAMING]

@@RF-fr8mz I think I listen to this OST at least 3 times a week lol

[@musiolikart]

56:20 City of Ivory is one of my favorites. In this state the game is going harder and more creepy because of the circus and Lacosius. New weapons to level and al lot of impressions in this city and some madness. One of the best SNES games ever made.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Its funny how so many people sleep on SOE! It's atmosphere is unlike anything else I ever played

[@chus85]

YEEEESSSSSSSS GRACIAS

[@badboyciccone4585]

One of the best games of all time. I think wasnt bery popular at the time, but the OTS is one of the greates ever.

[@BrickbattleBrigand]

Gothica has the best tracks in my opinion. My favorites are puppet show and staff roll, but honestly there are so many other great tracks so that I can't decide for sure.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

I am always amazed on how many people missed out on this gem. The 2 player version is sweet too.

[@sephrinx4958]

Gothica is amazing.

[@dominikschneeweihs9538]

Absolutely, Gothica has all my favouroites!

[@joshuaturner1072]

Such an underrated game. The soundtrack is half the experience!

[@noharakun]

I remember buying this thinking it was a Japanese game and it wasn't, still a classic

[@willardfasto4494]

One of the best SNES games.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Without a doubt!

[@prototype8137]

One of the best rpgs on snes

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Easily

[@makotroid108]

I was today years old when i learned Secret of Evermore and Skyrim Have the same composer

[@Gwilherm]

And the firsts Guild Wars

[@Nashmau]

City of Ivory 56:20 will always be my favorite.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Such a great track I love it as well!

[@evanstephen300]

38:14 Shopkeepers is a tremendous homage to Barrios

[@yyzable]

This is missing one vital piece of music and that's the short theme that plays before going down the waterfall north of Horace's Camp!

[@COIFISHGAMING]

I noticed that after I put it all together lol

[@raiders1844]

This game never got the credit it deserved. So underrated I love this game

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Those that know adore it. Best part is because people do not know or care about it, it is still cheap to buy lol

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

What? lol This game was NEVER underrated! It's one of the top RPGs of all time!

[@chroniquephilousophique9983]

High in the sky is my absolute favorite

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Solid choice! Thanks for listening,

[@novostranger]

Amazing for a SNES game

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Absolutely! It is one of my favorites ever

[@Pitchguest]

Brought to you by the same composer who made the soundtrack for every single Elder Scrolls game.

[@heyguysinternet]

Soule started composing for the series upon Morrowind.

[@Pitchguest]

@@heyguysinternet You're right. I stand corrected.

[@yahlov]

Pirates of Crustacia 33:37 City of Ebony 1:12:50 these are my favorits. the soundtracks overall are very darkish and creppy

[@COIFISHGAMING]

City Of Ebony is super emotional

[@rct2fanatic]

Maybe now that Nintendo showed that they never forgot about Super Mario RPG and did a remake of it, maybe, JUST MAYBE, there will be a remake of this masterpiece soon!

[@COIFISHGAMING]

I expect we will see alot more retro remakes! This one however I am unsure! I hope though.

[@funnylittlecreature]

oh yeah, very deltarune. toby wasn’t lying when he said deltarune’s music was inspired by this!

[@michaelschmidt8998]

HD-2D Remake PLEASE

[@abletonreason]

Just finished a summer of 16 bit RPGs. I completed Secret of Mana, Earthbound, Chrono Trigger and Secret of Evermore. I gotta say.. I'm really glad I played S of E, but my God this game is so cryptic and tedious. Chrono Trigger was downright easy compared to it imo. The ingredients system is creative, but the amount of grinding it takes to level up spells kind of takes a little fun out of the experience. Everyone should give this one a try, but it is super polarizing for good reasons.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Great synopsis of the game. Its the reason I struggle to go back through it now! However the 2 player Rom Hack is gold

[@MiguelAngel-2135]

My favorite track is Hall of Collosia! The best!

[@COIFISHGAMING]

One of the best songs on the Super Nintendo cheers.

[@kitfanboy]

@@COIFISHGAMING Halls of Collosia might be one of my favorite video game tracks of all time. I recently completed my PhD in Classics and I'd attribute some of my interest in the field to this game (and its soundtrack). Thank you so much for upping this!

[@avalonjustin]

I remember beating this game many years ago. The ending was such a letdown.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Weakest part of the game is the ending

[@avalonjustin]

@@COIFISHGAMING "Carltron was the bad guy all along! Go stop him from destroying Evermore!" *Beats Carltron* "Good job, you saved Evermore! Now go back to your world." 😐

[@EngineerDJ_Julius]

Disturbing box art, however the OST is fire

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

Not as disturbing as Tecmo Secret of the Stars!

[@nekomarulupin]

Quite possibly my favorite Hatsune Miku composition

[@Flat_Earth_Addy]

What?

[@funnylittlecreature]

did the composer do something bad…?

[@crazyjose111]

The music is nostalgic....however, i am reminded of how DIFFICULT this game was. It took me forever to get to the pyramids. Back then I had to rent the game...so it wa frustrating how I had to rent it so often to get barely anywhere lol. Loved the game still for some reason haha

[@COIFISHGAMING]

I have 2 copies of it just in case one breaks lol

[@crazyjose111]

@@COIFISHGAMING Grab a few CRTs and SNES's while youre at it!!

[@COIFISHGAMING]

@@crazyjose111 haha literally have those as well ;)

[@dillonshea4268]

Hall of Collosia :O omg

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Literal perfection, people will never understand how ground breaking SOE was unless they played it back when it released

[@davecurtis86]

I find the soundtrack unsettling TBH 😅 cool and all, but seriously, I don't feel relaxed when listening to it.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

It has that sense of melancholy and dread for sure. With mysterious notes that really feel atmospheric

[@drewpattinson6158]

Talented beyond comprehension.

[@COIFISHGAMING]

Equivalent of making a masterpiece with Crayons in the dark

[@drewpattinson6158]

Yeah 100% very very well said

[@robertshenk8628]

Thanks for the member berries 🍇