3 More Hours of Relaxing Super Nintendo Music - SNESdrunk

[@SNESdrunk]

Timestamps have been fixed since KZbin edited out Secret of Mana, "Fear of the Heavens" [0:00] Dual Orb II, "Peaceful Village" [2:21] Mario Paint, "BGM 3" [5:47] Uncharted Waters: New Horizons, "Mast of the Mist" [7:30] Waterworld, "Diving" [12:58] Drakkhen, "Water Area - Night" [14:31] Ihatovo Monogatari, "Ihatovo City" [17:45] Illusion of Gaia, "In the Earthen Womb" [20:27] The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, "Kakariko Village" [23:34] Final Fantasy VI, "Kids Run Through the City" [26:08] Bahamut Lagoon, "Friendship" [28:53] E.V.O. Search for Eden, "Birthplace of All Life" [31:27] Tengai Makyou Zero, "Higan's Sadness" [34:15] Donkey Kong Country, "Life in the Mines" [38:43] Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra, "Night" [41:02] Treasure Hunter G, "An Enticing Town" [43:31] SimCity, "City" [46:22] Super Black Bass 3, "Intro" [47:39] Pilotwings, "Bad Points" [49:53] Rockman & Forte, "Database Theme" [52:44] Chrono Trigger, "Schala's Theme" [55:24] Terranigma, "Christa/Crystal Blue" [57:17] Elfaria, "Elfaria, Wind Land" [58:52] Last Bible III, "Hometown" [1:01:37] Rudra no Hihou, "Holiday in the Village" [1:04:20] Super Bombmerman 3, "Planet Select 2" [1:10:07] Kirby Super Star, "Save Hut" [1:11:45] Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow, "The Flying Duckman" [1:18:14] Donkey Kong Country 3, "Water World" [1:21:09] Lennus 2: Fuuin no Shito, "Spirit Shrine" [1:22:58] Dragon Quest V, "Town Ruins" [1:25:44] Live-A-Live, "Warm-A-Live" [1:27:57] Mr Nutz, "Ice Scream" [1:31:23] Equinox, "Quagmire" [1:34:37] Drakkhen, "Earth Area - Night" [1:37:55] Tengai Makyou Zero, "Dark Town" [1:40:09] Dragon Quest VI, "Overworld Theme" [1:43:01] Twinbee Rainbow Bell Adventure, "Pastel Forest" [1:44:30] Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, "Welcome to Booster Tower" [1:46:00] SimCity, "Town" [1:47:42] Last Bible 3, "Memories" [1:50:12] Dual Orb II, "Town 1" [1:52:44] Donkey Kong Country 2, "Forest Interlude" [1:57:09] Ihatovo Monogatari, "Snow Passage Village" [1:59:16] Hourai Gakuen no Bouken, "Christmas" [2:01:00] Lennus 2: Fuuin no Shito, "Shrine of Farus" [2:03:01] '96 Zenkoku Koukou Soccer Senshuken, "Staff Roll" [2:05:50] Rudra no Hihou, "Change of Mind" [2:09:05] Arabian Nights: Sabaku no Seirei Ou, "Village" [2:11:41] Laplace no Ma, "Sleepy Town in 1924" [2:12:59] Shin Momotarou Densetsu, "Cave" [2:14:34] Bahamut Lagoon, "Desert Daphira" [2:16:21] Donkey Kong Country 3, "Treetop Trumble" [2:18:54] Treasure Hunter G, "My Rural Town" [2:21:23] F-Zero, "Select Time" [2:24:12] Dark Law, "Scenario Clear" [2:26:00] Tetris Attack, "Moon Stage" [2:28:49] EarthBound, "Boy Meets Girl" [2:31:03] Elfaria, "Canana, Water Land" [2:32:37] Ancient Magic: Bazoe! Mahou Sekai, "Menu" [2:35:01] Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, "Troubled Town" [2:37:59] Secret of the Stars, "Death" [2:40:30] Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals, "Start of the Journey" [2:43:06] Romancing SaGa 2, "Strangeness - Victor's Death" [2:46:13] Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together, "Awakening" [2:48:55] Waterworld, "Shop" [2:51:10] Seiken Densetsu 3, "Return to Forever" [2:55:47] Contra III: The Alien Wars, "Ending Theme"

[@rocko7711]

Love these soundtracks

[@danbrown254]

Y'know what would make a great fill-in for "Fear of the Heavens?" A certain track from the third level of Super R-Type... ;)

[@МаріяПетрук-ч6н]

😊

[@EnfieldsMikeP]

that waterworld soundtrack is way better than it has any right to be

[@N64Muzak]

My thoughts exactly!!

[@theduckcompany]

Trufax

[@danielaguilar8424]

When I saw the cover I was like, "the Kevin Costner movie????"

[@jss636]

Straight from the facts machine...🖨️

[@SithisKnows]

Yes

[@wavecast64]

The most anticipated sequel of the year

[@sleepalaska]

no kidding bro.. i didnt even know how much i wanted this.

[@bryancarter7649]

I had been thinking he hadn't done a music compilation in a while. Good timing

[@shannonhill3356]

You're actually right on the nose; lmfao 🤙🤘

[@thomashernandez6536]

Hey hey! 400 likes! Nice.

[@sunstruck]

I WANT MOAR

[@SBandy]

The Waterworld "Diving" song is simply unreal.

[@amphobos]

Its pso long before pso...

[@justingoers]

@@amphobos What's PSO?

[@Crazyerics]

@@justingoers Phantasy Star Online

[@cimmeriantower]

Too bad you can't say the same thing about the gameplay.

[@astrophile_0721]

Love PSO

[@kicksex]

This straight up just put my baby to sleep in her high chair and thats never happened before! Thanks!

[@Max-hd9te]

Being dad of two young daughterr, your comment almost made me cry, hopefully it will happen again!

[@giancarlos9547]

Your daughter will probably develop a big bond with these songs when she grows up, so if she ever plays any of these games she'll probably feel really great, or even have a kind of deja vu, who knows?

[@BSTRDSTV]

True. My baby daughter likes to sleep with this one too!

[@TheGlo0m]

@Tim McConnell I raise darkness....

[@funkcore]

Just used this playlist to put my son back to sleep at 4 am!!!

[@Noisy_Cricket]

I love how all the boxarts were presented like books back then. It really spoke to how, in the 16 bit era, gaming effectively left its twitchy arcade roots and developed into adolescent storytelling medium. In my opinion between the PS1 era and now, gaming has largely gone off track by becoming too obsessed with realistic graphics rather than the unique stories games can create in the mind of the player. Some of the abstraction of the 16 bit era (and the dreamlike quality of the music) was necessary to effectively and practically present a story to the gamer. Since, like a book, you had to use your imagination for alot of it.

[@woozie___]

@@glennwwicks good points here, the more "realistic" games get the less fun they become. Hopefully games like Cuphead can show developers that games can still be artistic, they don't have to be lifelike, but most importantly they need to be fun

[@danbrown254]

Cheers to this. Better graphics =/= a better game. Crysis and Cave Story are two fine examples of this concept - Crysis is hi-def garbage, while Cave Story is a lo-fi masterpiece. It's recently been all about pretty, open-world games with nothing inside but mundane repetitiveness, and I absolutely hate it. Games like Breath of the Wild, No Man's Sky, and Fallout 4 all lack diversity and imagination, and it just ends up being thin gameplay stretched across an enormous playing field. It's all flash and no substance these days; it seems like most game developers are more concerned with it _looking_ like a cutting-edge video game, rather than actually being one.

[@TheChickenenchilada]

@@danbrown254 Excellent points and agree on all fronts. I hope to one day soon see a gaming renaissance. We've reached the final frontier of perfect graphics, now let's go backwards and live within a limited, graphically styled game that focuses on incredible gameplay and storytelling.

[@WarriorBoy]

This is such an insightful comment. I appreciate the idea of an "adolescent storytelling medium" because so many games (not all, there's exceptions) try to actively be a TV show, movie, *and* a game all at once instead of focusing on an experience. Interaction is the whole point, and some games seem like they get the scripts that weren't even good enough to be a Netflix show (and we know about their standards). I remember arguing with a friend growing up, even at a young age as we headed into the late 90s that "real" graphics weren't the point; at least not to me. The point wasn't for it to be real, we live in what's real! It's about the experience!

[@Nick-ht5yi]

@@danbrown254 I think this has happened in part so that devs can create a good-looking demo that generates investment/funding from shareholders who like what they see.

[@claytonyoung9941]

Just want to say and I'm sure I can speak for all of us here, it's very refreshing and very appreciated that we all found someone that loves SNES and all things related SNES as much as we all do. Thank you for this compilation, please keep them coming! I put this on whenever I'm doing my reports. Sim City always puts me at ease.

[@SNESdrunk]

That's a nice thing to say, thanks!

[@mikey38632]

I agree, I work in data entry and this helps me do the work and pass the time. Also since I am one of two tech-savvy people in my work group (now working from home), this helps me get through some days when the computers and users just don't agree and everyone is coming to me. It is calming and helps me regroup my thoughts from one task to next.

[@heavymetalfishingla]

I have a few tedious hobbies. And this music always helps when I'm making flies for fly fishing. It's that nostalgia of being a young kid in front of a 12 by 12 crt playing Mario Paint with my cousins, contrasted on my adult life now where my only real peace and respite comes from fishing

[@Thugezio]

Oooooo

[@KnickKiller]

My boy is now four months old today and he’s been loving the first one since he was born. Thanks for making another.

[@nojot0]

Just imagine if he ever plays one of these games and he hears one of these songs.

[@eljugadorescaldenc4002]

Love it, that show that you are a father that don’t put any sleeping random music, you searched something that you love and you want him to listen. You are the best. Since your comment is very old, I hope your boy has grown up healthy and happy.

[@PumpkinStrikesBack]

The Sim City music is the most nostalgic relaxing tune for me.

[@gothioso]

Totally agree, loved this on snes

[@GabMacedoo]

Agreed! I remember long nights chilling while my dad played sim city with me

[@xenniealchayliss2489]

It was trash on c9nsole but the pc version was dope AF

[@Loonaticx]

@@xenniealchayliss2489 dUr mE lIkE pC vErSiOn BeDdAr. That's what your comment sounded like in my head. We're here for SNES soundtracks and system nostalgia, not your PC master race bullshit

[@ILikeSynthMusicALot]

Takes me right back to early-90s evenings after middle school

[@Mathiasvandenberge]

So happy this sequel finally got released in the west.

[@goran3207]

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[@glennk4827]

1990 to 1995 was the golden era of video gaming. The graphics and soundtracks were amazing back then. Im born in 1985 and was lucky to have both the Snes and the original gameboy.

[@Tftapodcast]

Whenever I am doing my college homework, this is one of my go to comps. Thank you SnesDrunk. You have played a great role in helping me be the first person in my family to get a college degree!

[@animeloverryan85]

NO WAY! ME TOO!

[@dustinbelyea9246]

And I'm a professor grading college homework while listening to this playlist!

[@woozie___]

No reason Superbomberman "Planet Select 2" had to have a drop so hard three minutes into the song, what a banger

[@andrew_stamps]

My duuude right!

[@metalsensei82]

That proves why SNES was the best back then, and still is, for me... To Hell with the flashy HD and stereo music, they're no match compared to this!

[@princeofcats6883]

Back in the day, as internet was expanding.. During the "aol 2.0" days.. after chat rooms but before myspace... .. I would download video game midi's to a floppy disk and copy them to cd. This sound is refreshing in many ways

[@aberu27]

you and me...

[@HyperDefective]

Same. People always made fun of MIDIs because of the cheesy sound but for game music it was awesome. They took up basically kilobytes of space. I would listen to SNES soundtracks in MIDI form on repeat, in Winamp (if you wanted another throwback lol)

[@robert.dexter]

How about midi's quality that day? Are they similar to original music or more sucks like mm2wood.mid?

[@Braaains1978]

The beats that kick in in the latter half (at 1:07:23) of the Bomberman 3 "Planet Select 2" track are so unexpected! I didn't realize the SNES could make those sounds.

[@MikeDest]

I was sued in early 2001 for running a shoutcast stream that played SNES music like this. Settled in the end, but never lost my love for SNES music.

[@damian6631]

Woah, thats rough. I may have been a listener. There were a few at that time: one great jp arcade stream called EMUSICA which is long defunct now.

[@WhoCaresAnymoreTho]

"Mast of the mist" is a masterpiece

[@jeffersonjjohnson]

This autoplayed right after the Castlevania 2 video. Mom passed away suddenly the other day, working from home, and the kids were being extra ornery first thing this morning. Thanks for putting this together.

[@SNESdrunk]

Hang in there

[@JustChadC]

She raised a kid with good music taste. RIP

[@jessebrown5715]

The Mario Paint BGM3 is so far ahead of it's time. There is something about it that just puts me at ease. It's like watching rain fall in predictable yet unpredictable patterns with a constant hum of something providing you comfort.

[@Plasmariel]

Everyone's talking about Waterworld, I get it, it's a 10/10 SNES OST. But so is Equinox. Not only was most of its music done on half the chip's channels, but it didn't use any echo and it might have the longest looped track of any SNES game. Not to mention without this KZbin upload compression, the soundtrack has an INSANE dynamic range.

[@johnbakasmoothhotchocolate]

I'll always love that forest interlude from DKC 2.

[@maxzavalaiii2866]

I come here almost every other day to listen to the sick Mario Paint track and its haunting bass and beep-boops. Happy Sunday everyone.

[@ViolenceJackie]

Cor, that Waterworld soundtrack just keeps on giving. Who'd have thought.

[@walletdipper]

Nothing brings me back to time and place more than SNES music. Sitting alone playing hour after hour of Zelda, Shadowrun, ISS, SOM, F-ZERO, ALL STARS, SF2! - the music plays and I'm there - old tv (push buttons) clad in wood, dark room dimly lit byt he TV that has been on for hours. Snes carts surrounding me. One day I'll get back there. I was blessed that even though my family encouraged me to do different things, I was happy and they knew it.

[@samuelallen2831]

I have to say, “Flying Duck Man“ is interesting to wake up to in the middle of the night to go take a piss. And yes, I fell asleep to your relaxing SNES music playlists.

[@bailey1667]

I downloaded Luigis relaxing nintendo music Playlist after they got took down. I was a fool for not downloading Part 1 of the snes playlist... Farewell Part 1. You helped me get through a rough part of my life and helped me sleep on so many occasions💚

[@raphaelfp]

Everybody is aware that F-Zero has got a dope soundtrack, but it's impressive how even a minor screen in the game earned very nice piece of music. It's even more astonishing to remember this was a launch title,.when people are not supposed to know how to unlock the console's full potential yet. Such a beautiful arrangement.

[@robertramsey8871]

One of the best SNES mixes on the internet. Absolutely of fulfills its purpose and my younger kids absolutely adore it. They cannot stay awake more than 10 minutes

[@G-S1990]

Those WaterWorld songs are extremely relaxing. Never knew.

[@andrewvaaler8633]

Waterworld 'diving' is extremely good. Almost a shame this music isn't connected to a better game. happy it's getting recognition here.

[@atticustheo377]

When the Mario paint music came on it was such a huge wave of nostalgia I almost cried so crazy I used to watch my brother play and when I got the chance I would play for hours and for almost making cry here is a sub

[@tmoday]

Hit me with that BGM 3!!! My absolute favorite track from any game ever ever ever. I also call it the "rumble track" because that sustained bass line will make any car's interior rumble when played at the right volume.

[@umbertomariogaripoli5265]

That Illusion of Gaia's track is one of the most peaceful tunes ever made. Thank you so much for this second compilation :)

[@GustavoOliveira-fy6ts]

That's it!

[@ciromauriciodecristo1517]

Gosh you simply nailed this compilation. That exactly 90's feeling I was looking for The soothing sensation of chilling and letting good soundtrack play, not a single concern about life

[@Smokron]

Who knew Waterworld on the Snes had such sick jams?

[@MrAnon00]

God... There's so many titles that I've never even heard of. And RPGs that have me scrambling to see if they've ever been translated... That's one of the many reasons I love this channel; I always wind up discovering new things for a 30 year old console. Thank you so much... For everything.

[@JackpotToys]

Illusion of Gaia has some of the best music, the save music here around the 17 minute mark I could listen to for hours. Sometimes I would, after saving just let it ride and hang out. Idk what it is, just awesome.

[@TheBrowncoats85]

So glad you have another of these. This is perfect for me developing lessons for remote learning for my students. Keeps me focused and chill.

[@cimmeriantower]

Same for me. I find that the music brings out a certain 'problem solving' nostalgia that really helps me focus on the task at hand.

[@qwallace4832]

Schoology? Regardless, I'm right there with you. These have been productivity playlists..might even use the playlists in class.

[@cocephus]

@@qwallace4832 and Browncoast85, is this where all the teachers are hanging out? I use this list for the same thing. Club Canvas though.

[@anthonyotoole1514]

@@cocephus 4th grade teacher here. Checking in.

[@lilliput_steps]

8th grade teacher. Super helpful playlist for lesson planning

[@JacobFortnerisZeroCool]

This time last year I was sick with Covid and I gotta say, this and the other SNES music video you put out helped me through it quite a bit. I had such a bad headache I couldn't watch TV so I would just let this and the other one play. Thank you for this

[@humanoidtyphoon1904]

Forest Interlude just exhibits relaxation. Incredible piece of music.

[@On1Zuk4-Sensei]

Painful shots of nostalgia... Back to so much feelings, so much scents, views, thoughts, colors... Damn these sound like some kind of cristallized glimpses of a dream period long gone : Childhood.

[@EngineerDJ_Julius]

Retro 2D games (& their OST's) have helped me the most with achieving stoicism than anything else

[@7thangelad586]

Oh, so many wonderful tunes! My heart leaps to see the love for Equinox, Might & Magic 3, and Drakkhen even if the games were subpar. I’m relaxing and having a great rest of my day...

[@The_Pear]

I could listen to Rockman & Fortes database all day, its so peaceful and I love the extra mile they went making those for all the robot masters.

[@dietdad69]

mario paint hit me right in the feels. thank you.

[@justice4all72]

You have no idea how much the first playlist has helped me ease my mind late at night during this corona time. Never been so excited to see the sequel in my home feed! Thank you so much for the joys and feels

[@crazyotto5268]

Whether I'm studying, debugging code, or participating in extracurricular activities, this playlist gets it done.

[@Kurogane72]

Fear of the Heavens is one of my favourite video game tracks of all time. It definitely evokes such a strong nostalgia in me, and I love it.

[@ManillaHeep]

Thank you for including a lot of SFC tunes here. You can never go wrong with the SNES sound chip..

[@oursbrun49]

Rudra no Hihou, "Change of Mind"... Haunting. Thank you!

[@erickr4ndom]

Never have i ever heard the Waterworld soundtrack. It is beautiful. My favorite on this one is the Creative Music from Mario Paint. Wonderful memories on drawing and coloring for many hours of my childhood.

[@grenadiadrian]

This and the first one really helps me relax and focus while working on coding projects. Thank you SNES drunk, you're the real MVP!

[@BeerManMike]

Sim City: You hear more basic construction, roads, train tracks, power lines, bull dozing @ around 1:48:00 and you hear more special buildings, more police and fire, more notices, during 48:00 is because you have to wait 1 year in game when putting in the cheat code, when the new year starts it's with the 1:48:00 song, when you would be doing those things and the next year would be the 48:00 song when you have built up most everything. or not, I'm not a scientist.

[@Ry_ooK]

Thank you! Playing this while taking care of an infant. Puts me in a good mood ❤

[@davidvilchez2209]

Treetop Trumble though, my god that bass line with the congo drums lol amazing

[@ourDreamcatcher]

Not sure if you read these, but I just repainted most of the rooms in my home and I listened to both of these compilations several times over. It made an otherwise dull experience lively and nostalgic! Thank you so much!

[@Zeta9966]

Mario Paint had some absolutely incredible music. It hits the nostalgia soooooooo hard.

[@tGette]

Can we appreciate for a moment the subtle detail of the Final Fantasy III track listed as Final Fantasy VI in the description... @ 23:34

[@agoostus]

As luck would have it, me and my brother went thru break ups right when I got introduced to these mixes. It’s actually helped me relax. Thank you for this gift.

[@UnlimitedMelonWorks]

the fact that there's a smrpg song just makes me really happy, that games will almost definitely never get out of my favorite game ever.

[@suburbanindie]

Some of these I haven't heard in almost 30 years and they hit MUCH different. Thank you for sharing.

[@smokestack1ightning]

I subbed to a premium trial just so i could listen to this at the office. I never listened to most of these in headphones... It's really impressive what the SNES sound chip can do!

[@TotallyRadChaz]

Ihatovo Monogatari "Ihatovo City" emotionally wrecked me..It was so beautiful that it hurt..I wasn't ready.

[@neojc128]

you mean hearing the music or playing the game itself?

[@slipperyspacepods]

It's so good!! I can't find one for the City song, but I found this video of the composer playing the Snowy Landscape song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJfOeYmQbqydndU

[@hafi8121]

these mixes are just absolute bangers and for just some video game music actually helps people a lot. i listen to this when im having a rough time and helps calm me down, brings me back, and helps me think. my dad listens to it while he works and just keeps him from feeling less shitty.

[@woozie___]

Database Theme is one of those simple melodies that seems to reflect the bittersweet nature of life itself, beautiful song

[@NESChest]

I was not expecting such a nostalgia rush when Final Fantasy 3 music started playing....brought me back

[@jpdunphy1]

Who knew a track called "Planet Select 2" would be such a damn banger.

[@p2chan]

I'm not crying... it's just raining on my face

[@findastudio]

Forest Interlude does it to me everytime. THANK YOU

[@mantrakid]

Im almost 100% positive that SNES music is why i don't like playing guitar with a pick. Something about the love of the soft / warm / almost blurry sound has been with my my entire life.

[@Mikau888]

thoroughly surprised brinstar red soil from Super Metroid didn't make it in here, but still an incredible playlist. thanks for putting it together!!

[@Max-hd9te]

@Snes Drunk, I've been following your channel since few years. I think we were about 10-25k follower back then. It's amazing how much you're knowledgable. Your passion for the super famicom bring us in some place we never been. Keep it up! We need some guy like you that keep letting us know that SNES is the best console of all time! Love Rudra no Hihou, "Holiday in the Village"

[@alexkrycek3359]

Soyo Oka is a genius. Love her music style so much. SimCity soundtrack is one of my all-time favourites.

[@DeformedConscience]

Drakkhen has some kick-ass music for an SNES game. Vastly underappreciated.

[@Berutoron]

[7:30] Waterworld, "Diving" : I can't believe a crap game based on a crap movie like Waterworld can have such good music. So chill. Woah.

[@DONKEYKONG260]

Honestly Ocean had some fire jams on the SNES. Granted those fire jams were on shit games but meh sometimes I boot up Exist and just space out lol

[@mrhs5220]

I came here to say this!

[@TerrX21]

The feels..... So many of my memories during middle and high school are tied to these tunes. What easier times then than now. Keep up the awesome work you’re doing here! Btw, never played Water World but according to the music I’ve been hearing, probably should have! I only have a couple of suggestions should you decide to make another one. Soulblazer ending theme, Megaman X 1 and 3 ending themes, anything from Gemfire, and especially anything from Actraiser 1 & 2! Epilogue and ending theme from Final Fantasy IV, Both ending themes of Final Fantasy VI, and underworld theme of Terranigma. Thank you again for your awesome!

[@tomcharney156]

Super Black Bass 3's intro really got me feeling like I'm floating beneath the water's surface looking up at the sky.

[@smoothbeak]

That Cold Shadow piece Flying Dutchman (never played the game) is amazing, just so sparse and relaxing

[@isol8id]

And we're back! Thanks SNES drunk!

[@jdouglas0182]

i always have a soft spot for booster tower... reason? simple, it took me a very long time as kid trying to climb the top of that level when the blocks were constantly moving and if you fell, you fell all the way to the bottom. Such an ironic way to reminisce upon such a treasured memory. Thank you for the both of these playlists! I have to say you have introduced me to a few cool games that i would have never have given the time of day. Number one in my mind would be waterworld, I wouldn't have bought that with someone else's money haha, but the soundtrack is just awesome!

[@slanderman3296]

Sigh.....chrono always brings a tear To my eye......I'm 10 years old again.......thank you haven't heard in decades

[@StarGazer13KM]

I listen to the chrono trigger ios all the time! Then my son download an emulator of the gave on his computer to play.... I'm 39 years old and have never been so happy

[@anthonystarke893]

Yesss! Actually playing DQVI so seeing the overworld theme on here made me smile.

[@clar9425]

The way you present these music videos is so good. The type of music is presented plainly in the title, with the origin of each song in the video. One of the most under rated KZbinrs I think.

[@00Jugger00]

Discovered Part one circa one year ago, been listening to it during work (also when reading, cooking, it fits with soo many activities!) ever since. And now you made part two! I think that I've never been so happy to see a new YT video in my life. :D Thank you soooo much!

[@dustinbelyea9246]

What's so wild about these playlists is how many times I find myself thinking something like "Is that a song from Dakken? is that even what that game was called, maybe draken or something? Haven't even thought of that game in decades". Then I stop what I'm doing, come here, and see the box art of a game that I didn't remember existed but apparently the music and box art was stored in my brain. Also, Drakkhen wasn't exactly a good game, but I can now remember playing it for dozens and dozens of hours. This goes on for a bunch of these games. Some that I played for dozens or even hundreds of hours, some that I just rented for a weekend. All of their music is somewhere lost in my mind but comes to the surface when listening to these playlists. Anyway, thanks!

[@jaredgray499]

Thank you snes drunk you have no idea how much I enjoy your snes playlists. This second one is fantastic!!

[@suburbanindie]

Interesting... Illusion of Gaia has a song that sounds like it's from SimEarth--and coincidentally it's called "In The Earthen Womb"

[@Charles.Wright]

Legit. I have been listening to a lot of jRPG soundtracks/remakes while working. This is a great addition to the playlist!

[@o0OMacLovinO0o]

That Waterworld theme is awsome!

[@PapaJoJ]

the SNES sound chip .. there was always just something so great about it.

[@mikauanaki4866]

I know this is supposed to be relaxing but I got unreasonably excited when Zelda music came on.

[@nolandeskins7684]

DUDE, I've listened to hours worth of the last one. The previous installment introduced me to so many new songs recently that I love.....AND NOW I HAVE A SEQUEL!!! :D

[@outerspaceman7534]

This is even a better compilation of peaceful SNES songs from more obscure stuff.

[@davidgood840]

Mario Paint, "BGM 3" is, and always will be, my doge! Thanks @SNES drunk!

[@codyladiges4379]

list is pure gold. You had all the ones I could think of and then a bunch bunch more! Thankyou SnesDRUNK!

[@Kolop]

2:01:22 Hourai High School looks awesome. We got swords, guns, tennis with grenades, jacked humanoid dogs. Game looks awesome.

[@hori_nerd]

Wonderful! No matter how many times I return here, it's eternal love for these musics. 🥰

[@Justforvisit]

Why have I never ever before heard of "Dual Orb"? Looks and sounds amazing!

[@thenostalgiafactor5023]

Total length of video: 10800 secs. Total length of "SNES Drunk": 0 secs. 0% of the video was spent listening to "SNES Drunk."

[@seantaft3853]

All the people who complain should be happy. Sad thing is, less material for another call-out.

[@JV-uq9cf]

Thank you for your service