I love how this game originated the ICONIC main menu theme that was used in most games that came later. Booting up your favorite old school ND game and hearing that is such a big hit of nostalgia.
I love this game. Such a beautiful time capsule of 90s cheese. One of my favorites of the whole series, I don't care what anyone says. And the music sounds a little like Monk, if anyone remembers that show.
Oh yeah. Monk was the shit when I was growing up. It always came on at like 2am lmfao. And then right after was The Unit. Those were the days. Waking up in the middle of the night and turning the TV on, but turning the volume down asap so I wouldn't wake my parents. Better times.
I'm obsessed with the lobby theme idk why but it's so calming definitely the kind of music i'd listen to when i'm reading. I think this game's soundtracks is at the top of the ND game soundtrack list imo.
I have this one in my top 15. It feels like a very adult game when you have the romantic triangle with the main characters plus the dark aspect of the game when reading all the disturbing notes in Rick's dressing room. Combine that with a terrific soundtrack and a killer ending makes it a winner in my book. :)
Listen I'm a 24 year old male who grew up with 3 older sisters who played these games and when I tell you that I STILL call some of these games my favorites of all time I'm not kidding. The soundtracks are just next level. I need to go back and play STFD soon
I can still hear the creepy mechanical noise saying that somewhere in this room there is a bomb hidden. Of all the stressful death sequences in Nancy Drew, this is either the first or second. I would play this with my little sister, and we were both freaked out with this part because we didn't fully know how to figure it out, so there were infinite explosions and this music didn't help XD
0:00 - Main Theme 1:01 - Lobby 2:05 - Mattie's House Day 3:37 - Mattie's House Night 4:46 - Ext. Day 5:54 - Hall Day 6:55 - Ext. Night 8:14 - Hall Night 9:08 - Dwayne Night 9:49 - End 10:40 - STFD 11:54 - Stage 12:55 - Rick's Room
@@NancyDrewWalkthroughs Absolutely! In the case of TTB, I'd recommend the book over the mini-series, but both are good, if dated, and the music is really pretty. To Sir, With Love might also be a book, but I definitely recommend the movie. It's a Sidney Poitier movie (*swooning*) from the 60s, in which he plays a teacher in the lower side of London area and helps his rowdy class mature before they graduate and enter "the real world." The Thorn Birds is scandalous: it's about a priest who must choose between God and a woman who's loved him since she was a child. The age gap and the power dynamic are all kinds of wrong, of course, but in addition to the "love story," it has a good family saga framework and the mini-series (from the mid- or late-80s) is well shot with wonderful Australian scenery. But when it comes to mini-series, the one I can't recommend more is The Winds of War, based on the novel of the same name by Herman Wouk (he also wrote the show's scripts). It's about how WWII scatters one navy attache's family members across each of the major theaters of war (e.g. one son is in Poland when the Nazis invade, another is in Hawaii when Pearl Harbor is attacked, one falls in love with a Jew stuck in fascist Italy, etc., etc.), and how living in each theater affects their wartime experiences. This one also has amazing music, a talented cast, and the budget to take you everywhere. I love it.
I love these soundracks, but I hate that there isn't a way to listen to these soundtracks on Spotify unless I bought the soundtracks and played through local files.
@@NancyDrewWalkthroughs The Stage Soundtrack sounds like Someone is grinding something on A Saw like Someone is going to try to Kill Nancy Drew as She is exploring The Stage
@@JessicaFaithMarshall I think that Someone did accidentally make up The Pun Stay Tuned for Dwyaneger in One of Their Let's Plays I think that it was Yourgibs but I'm not sure
Yeah, Same here. I couldn't help thinking how shallow all the characters were--especially that TV reporter who interviewed Rick. All her stupid questions, and her affected accent, lol. But I found it quite a fun game.
@@gabrielblacklock3921 Well I do like The Ending when Dwayne Powers makes Himself look like SATAN when He Is Trying to Kill Nancy and Lillian Well He looks like SATAN to Me with The Red Lights at The End
@@jackgarrison8497 I love the crazy things you have to do in order to beat it, like pick locks with your key card after waiting until night on the set, breaking in Dwayne's apartment by pressing random buttons, etc. It's like the developers wanted us to be so desperate to beat the game that we'd try anything. :P
@@jackgarrison8497 The idea is that you pick the lock with it. It would be a bit of a stretch, but there's actually a magazine(I believe it's in the lobby of the studio) where it randomly mentions that this is possible. :P
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I love how this game originated the ICONIC main menu theme that was used in most games that came later. Booting up your favorite old school ND game and hearing that is such a big hit of nostalgia.
I love this game. Such a beautiful time capsule of 90s cheese. One of my favorites of the whole series, I don't care what anyone says. And the music sounds a little like Monk, if anyone remembers that show.
Oh yeah. Monk was the shit when I was growing up. It always came on at like 2am lmfao. And then right after was The Unit. Those were the days. Waking up in the middle of the night and turning the TV on, but turning the volume down asap so I wouldn't wake my parents. Better times.
I'm obsessed with the lobby theme idk why but it's so calming definitely the kind of music i'd listen to when i'm reading. I think this game's soundtracks is at the top of the ND game soundtrack list imo.
I have this one in my top 15. It feels like a very adult game when you have the romantic triangle with the main characters plus the dark aspect of the game when reading all the disturbing notes in Rick's dressing room. Combine that with a terrific soundtrack and a killer ending makes it a winner in my book. :)
Listen I'm a 24 year old male who grew up with 3 older sisters who played these games and when I tell you that I STILL call some of these games my favorites of all time I'm not kidding. The soundtracks are just next level. I need to go back and play STFD soon
That's awesome! I'm a 20 year old male and have been playing these games since I was 4! I love them to death and the music truly is incredible!
@@NancyDrewWalkthroughs Me too! 20 and been playing since I was 3 when I'd watch my two older sisters play
29 and same.
lol this will be my little brother talking about me and 2 other sisters in 4 years thanking us for forcing him on the clue crew
side note: we may* have scarred him at age 4 with the stay tuned bomb scene on multiple occasions.
Ugh so nostalgic and full of tension. They don’t make them like this anymore🥲
Still one of the greatest game soundtracks.
Agreed!
SPOTIFY: "Your top listened to song of 2020:"
Album: Stay Tuned for Danger (Song, End)
I can still hear the creepy mechanical noise saying that somewhere in this room there is a bomb hidden. Of all the stressful death sequences in Nancy Drew, this is either the first or second. I would play this with my little sister, and we were both freaked out with this part because we didn't fully know how to figure it out, so there were infinite explosions and this music didn't help XD
Don't know how, but this soundtrack gives me such Twin Peaks vibes, like the music could literally be from that series.
0:00 - Main Theme
1:01 - Lobby
2:05 - Mattie's House Day
3:37 - Mattie's House Night
4:46 - Ext. Day
5:54 - Hall Day
6:55 - Ext. Night
8:14 - Hall Night
9:08 - Dwayne Night
9:49 - End
10:40 - STFD
11:54 - Stage
12:55 - Rick's Room
Thanks!
This game has an amazing soundtrack. Although it's not my favorite game it's still a very good game!
its crazy how great it sounds without the windows 10 stfd white noise
Love this game
The track around the 1:16 mark reminds me a lot of the music from The Thorn Birds and also from To Sir, With Love
Huh, I've never seen either of those... are they good?
@@NancyDrewWalkthroughs Absolutely! In the case of TTB, I'd recommend the book over the mini-series, but both are good, if dated, and the music is really pretty. To Sir, With Love might also be a book, but I definitely recommend the movie. It's a Sidney Poitier movie (*swooning*) from the 60s, in which he plays a teacher in the lower side of London area and helps his rowdy class mature before they graduate and enter "the real world." The Thorn Birds is scandalous: it's about a priest who must choose between God and a woman who's loved him since she was a child. The age gap and the power dynamic are all kinds of wrong, of course, but in addition to the "love story," it has a good family saga framework and the mini-series (from the mid- or late-80s) is well shot with wonderful Australian scenery. But when it comes to mini-series, the one I can't recommend more is The Winds of War, based on the novel of the same name by Herman Wouk (he also wrote the show's scripts). It's about how WWII scatters one navy attache's family members across each of the major theaters of war (e.g. one son is in Poland when the Nazis invade, another is in Hawaii when Pearl Harbor is attacked, one falls in love with a Jew stuck in fascist Italy, etc., etc.), and how living in each theater affects their wartime experiences. This one also has amazing music, a talented cast, and the budget to take you everywhere. I love it.
My favourite: 2:06, 4:47.
I love these soundracks, but I hate that there isn't a way to listen to these soundtracks on Spotify unless I bought the soundtracks and played through local files.
Couldn’t agree with this statement more!
Anybody else notice Abby's sound?
Hey Camilla! I'm a little bit confused about what you mean by "Abby's sound"... Could you elaborate? Cheers!
@@NancyDrewWalkthroughs some of the songs uses Abby's like "mystical" sound from Haunted Mansion in her room
Can someone please tell me the genre of music that plays at 4:46? It’s similar to ghost dogs too
It's Jazz, with a little hint of Noir!
Check out the LA Noir soundtrack:-)
@@NancyDrewWalkthroughs Nancy Drew 2 Stay Tuned for Danger Nancy Drew 7 Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake and L.A. Noire have some Great Jazz Music
@@NancyDrewWalkthroughs The Stage Soundtrack sounds like Someone is grinding something on A Saw like Someone is going to try to Kill Nancy Drew as She is exploring The Stage
Stay Tuned for Dwyaneger if Someone where to make A Comedy version of this Game They should Call it Stay Tuned for Dwyaneger
YES I'M IN LET'S MAKE THIS HAPPEN lol dwanger for days
@@JessicaFaithMarshall I think that Someone did accidentally make up The Pun Stay Tuned for Dwyaneger in One of Their Let's Plays I think that it was Yourgibs but I'm not sure
@@jackgarrison8497 I think Arglefumph made this joke but I don't know where exactly
@@krystinnyland904 I don't remember either and I don't remember if He did that on Purpose or by Accident but either way it's still really Funny
are these copyrighted?
Hey Jack! Yes, these music tracks are all under copyright by HeR Interactive. May I ask why you're wondering?
Even though I like Nancy Drew and played this Game alot I hate Soap Operas They are so boring
Yeah, Same here. I couldn't help thinking how shallow all the characters were--especially that TV reporter who interviewed Rick. All her stupid questions, and her affected accent, lol. But I found it quite a fun game.
@@nostalkingzone That part was so hilariously cheesy I think that it was supposed to be
The Nancy Games didn't start getting good until The 3rd Game Message In A Haunted Mansion was released
I found this Game way too slow moving kind of boring I guess because I don't like Soap Operas
Dude I completely disagree, this was by far my favorite ND game. Super challenging compared to the later ones, and it made you use your noggin. :P
@@gabrielblacklock3921 Well I do like The Ending when Dwayne Powers makes Himself look like SATAN when He Is Trying to Kill Nancy and Lillian Well He looks like SATAN to Me with The Red Lights at The End
@@jackgarrison8497 I love the crazy things you have to do in order to beat it, like pick locks with your key card after waiting until night on the set, breaking in Dwayne's apartment by pressing random buttons, etc. It's like the developers wanted us to be so desperate to beat the game that we'd try anything. :P
@@gabrielblacklock3921 How does that make any sense anyway You have to use A Card on A Doorknob?
@@jackgarrison8497 The idea is that you pick the lock with it. It would be a bit of a stretch, but there's actually a magazine(I believe it's in the lobby of the studio) where it randomly mentions that this is possible. :P