Mario the Music : Famicom Sound History Series.

Locations
Call Number: CD Electronic Mario
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Electronic Mario	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Compact disc.
Title -- Game start -- Bonus stage -- Overworld -- Course clear fanfare -- Underground -- Bonus stage -- Miss -- Underwater -- Koopa stage -- Ending -- Ending -- Map 1 -- Overworld -- Invincible -- Miss -- Map 2 -- Athletic -- Course clear fanfare -- Map 3 -- Underwater -- Orgel -- Slot -- Map 4 -- Underground -- Map 5 -- Enemy battle -- Kinopio's house -- Map 6 -- Fortress -- Fortress boss -- Fireworks -- Flute sound warp island -- Map 7 -- King's room -- Airship -- Map 8 -- Demon king koopa -- Koopa defeated -- World clear fanfare -- Ending -- Game over -- Title -- Player select -- Overworld -- Underground -- Boss -- Invincible -- Bonus start -- Last boss -- Ending -- Game over -- Title -- Select -- Fever -- Game over vs game over -- Chill -- Level 20 hi clear -- Title -- Round start -- 1p music type a -- 1p music type b -- 1p music type c -- 10 clear -- 1p music type d -- Stage clear -- 10 clear -- Game over -- VS music type a -- VS panic -- VS music type b -- VS blind -- VS music type c -- VS slave -- VS point up, point down -- VS point get -- VS Congratulation.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Excellent music! submitted by Caroline Piro on June 30, 2013, 10:56pm If you, like me, played Nintendo as a kid, most of this music will be familiar. Not only does it include the now-iconic theme to Super Mario Bros., but it also includes the rest of the music from the game as well as the music from other such classics as Dr. Mario and Super Mario Bros. 3 in all of their glorious 8-bit mono sound.

Music submitted by smr on July 4, 2020, 3:25pm Like Mario music

U submitted by Anthany on July 13, 2020, 4:50pm U

8-Bit Classics submitted by Meginator on August 21, 2021, 10:55am The Famicom’s finest compositions are some of the most iconic and influential game soundtracks of all time, and listening to them in isolation makes it clear just how brilliant they are. Working with a limited range of sounds and memory, Koji Kondo packs in not only the famous memorable earworms but also tons of depth, from amazing counterpoint basslines (seriously) to layered harmonies. This music will bring back memories for most of us but it’s worth digging into to really appreciate the genius behind it.