This sounds more like what you'd hear in Dire Dire Docks. A raging whirlpool ready to suck you down to the depths, a hungry shark seeking to snack on anyone who gets too close...to say nothing of Bowser's hidden submarine hangar. Not to mention there's no dry land to begin with, Mario literally does a nosedive straight into the troubled waters. Little time to get your bearings...this ain't the peaceful water of Jolly Roger Bay.
Wow. The song has a feeling of just hopelessness. But when the percussion comes in, it gives a sense of anger that truly nothing can be done to fix it.
Why can imagine this happening it feels like this is what happens when Mario 64 was left and the levels. Castle and paintings get old dusty dire dire docks dried up bomb on battle field left with no bomb oms is completely over grown with vegetation or a completely barren waste land the basement is flooded D: *woah*
I think this is my favorite of any minor converted song, it sounds so... right, it's like you've just uncovered the true nature of something you could never understand before, but it was right here all along. It's like this was almost the original version but they had to change it to be more family friendly and Super Mario like, chilling...
Gives me like a melancholy but slightly hopeful kind of vibe, or when the percussion kicks in, like your trying to escape something impending or attempting desperately to save someone but struggling
Mario didn't collect the stars in time, Bowser took control of the mushroom kingdom and the Princess stayed locked inside the castle walls. Months later, Mario sits on the edge of an abandoned ship looking out into the world he left behind. A strange homunculus of gasses fills his lungs as a polluted stench rises from the now murky waters of Dire Dire Docks. Foggy is his mind, damaged is his soul. Hope no more. A skull, about 18 feet in length, rises to the top of the filthy lagoon, bobbing gently on the current. The weary plumber spoke, "One less thing to deal with, may peace return"
Essentially, it’s because the original, while technically in G major, does not strictly stay there and very frequently borrows from G minor. This just bridges the gap so that the entire thing is in one key.
This is almost perfect. I know it defeats the purpose of the video, but throw a flat at the beginning of the chorus for that sour note (the second beat after the 8th note pattern at 0:22) and you've got yourself a damn good remix.
I think I remember my mate playing this, next door. Dame the music brings back memories. Those times in the 90s. I never played it but I saw him play it and remember playing it abit. This kinda gives a theme actually. Dame.... you dont hear music like this....
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Sounds like a sad 80s song.
I was about to comment the same thing
error: 80s
@@minater247 Actually no error, those are classic Korg M1 sounds, and the M1 came out in 1988
I believe the N64 had an FM chip, which might justify the 80's FM-like sounds.
Just add a drum machine and seedy baritone vocals
It oscillates between a feeling of impending doom and peace and I love it
I'd describe it more as "Solemn"
Like Majora's Mask
You mean like 2020?
when you accept the end and just wait for death, so scared you don't even feel it anymore
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Dire Dire Docks Zone: Bad Future
Punished Mario returns to fix the future
Super Mario CD
I want to see that! 😂😂😂
Really puts on a new perspective on "Dire, Dire Docks". Sounds like an apocalypse just happened.
Right you are!
Die here Die here Docks
It sounds like an apocalypse just ended
Mario drowned and didn’t come back-
More Like Dire, Dire.....Damn......
DIE DIE Docks!
This sounds more like what you'd hear in Dire Dire Docks. A raging whirlpool ready to suck you down to the depths, a hungry shark seeking to snack on anyone who gets too close...to say nothing of Bowser's hidden submarine hangar. Not to mention there's no dry land to begin with, Mario literally does a nosedive straight into the troubled waters. Little time to get your bearings...this ain't the peaceful water of Jolly Roger Bay.
Well, as peaceful waters with a giant demon eel can be
You put some effort into this. Congradulations in speaking the dire truth
Not so jolly anymore eh?
hell, even the name itself, dire dire docks.
Dire Dire Docks Bad Future
It's like if Mario defeated Bowser, but Peach died in the process lol
So like what happened to Sponge? (Vinesauce reference).
I beat Bowser...... BUT AT WHAT COST!!!!
Amazing Spider Man 2 style?
Fun Fact: The water in Dire Dire Docks are actually the tears of the innocent.
Wait, really?
same question here.
salt water
Spook Lad
@@engineergaming7407 engineer gaming
I actually got chills when the percussion and strings came in
same here
Same
Wow. The song has a feeling of just hopelessness. But when the percussion comes in, it gives a sense of anger that truly nothing can be done to fix it.
Honestly I’m feeling that vibe! 😮
I get 90s JRPG vibes from this, in a fallen castle in a snowy country
This level used to creep me out as a kid for some reason.
Thanks for helping me relive the feeling.
Well, that death animation was unnecessarily graphic...
Thalassophobia
@Circuitnerd86 the one where he drowns
i feel like the most unsettling level for me is wet-dry world because of the sky-box and how abandoned it feels
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It's either heated up and completely dried out, or it's completely frozen over. Either way, it's in ruins and completely devoid of life.
Why can imagine this happening it feels like this is what happens when Mario 64 was left and the levels. Castle and paintings get old dusty dire dire docks dried up bomb on battle field left with no bomb oms is completely over grown with vegetation or a completely barren waste land the basement is flooded
D: *woah*
I think this is my favorite of any minor converted song, it sounds so... right, it's like you've just uncovered the true nature of something you could never understand before, but it was right here all along. It's like this was almost the original version but they had to change it to be more family friendly and Super Mario like, chilling...
When the notes under the main theme come in, it almost sounds like something from Majoras Mask.
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yeah, chill your spine bro
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yup i can confirm
@@Sepia_formalLet's keep it goin'.
Gives me like a melancholy but slightly hopeful kind of vibe, or when the percussion kicks in, like your trying to escape something impending or attempting desperately to save someone but struggling
Mario didn't collect the stars in time,
Bowser took control of the mushroom kingdom and the Princess stayed locked inside the castle walls.
Months later, Mario sits on the edge of an abandoned ship looking out into the world he left behind. A strange homunculus of gasses fills his lungs as a polluted stench rises from the now murky waters of Dire Dire Docks. Foggy is his mind, damaged is his soul. Hope no more.
A skull, about 18 feet in length, rises to the top of the filthy lagoon, bobbing gently on the current.
The weary plumber spoke, "One less thing to deal with, may peace return"
What the hell?
Holy crap. You didn’t have to explain the entire epilogue!
Super 64 Mario theme: Deadly, Deadly Docks
Dire dire docks still fits, and honestly it fits even better in this key
1996: Rocking out to Dire Dire Rocks
2020: Rocking out to Dire Dire Rocks in G minor (with drums lol)
This is the theme song for doing nothing over the weekend and feeling like you're wasting it
This reminds me of some of the bowser castle themes in the newer Mario bros games at 0:40
Jason Greene same
dude that's so true it's like the same key as the NSMB castle themes
I love your picture
Why does this sound almost better than the original?
Essentially, it’s because the original, while technically in G major, does not strictly stay there and very frequently borrows from G minor. This just bridges the gap so that the entire thing is in one key.
@@WhitePaintbrush yo this is blowing my mind bringing rn thank you for your knowledge
I can just picture the giant eel swimming gloomily along with this song.
When you drown right as you reach the top of the water
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I love this even more than the real thing. Great work!
Thanks
When the docks aren't jolly
it’s so calming yet so ominous
When Bowser breaks into the castle with his submarine, escapes with peach in his sub, and leaves Mario to drown
The way the beat kicks in halfway, reminds me so much of .hacks tunes, during a battle.
The same thing happens in FTL: Faster Than Light.
In soviet 64, you do not swin to stars, stars swim to you
In America 64, stars do not swim to you, you swim to stars
@@tiles2048 nah, that's japan 64. In America 64, the stars dont swim to you nor do you swim to the stars either because you are too lazy to do that
In Soviet Mario 64 stars search for you
@@Admiral_Blake312 mf how you think we got 50 stars in the first place then
great! I don't have to do anything to beat the game
I'm in a dire dire need to escape this hell
*i stare outside my window, gun in hand. "its no longer Mario time," i say....*
This gives the feeling of dread, like it's very dark at the ocean, and something might be seeking you out as you try to find land...
Eastern European 90s ballad vibe
It may be a simple melody change, but my goodness it's beautiful like this.
Sounds exactly as sad as my childhood was when I played this in the 90's.
I like this a lot for some reason it actually sounds pleasant
Just how many lives were lost in that cove, and for what...?
play at 0.75 speed,that's make the song sounds sadder
Super 64 Mario is one of my favorite games
LMAO
When they remake your game but it's only available for five and a half months before vanishing forever.
This went from whimsical to depressing
This feels like a theme I’d hear for a spooky grotto instead of a magical one
This song no joke makes me question my mortality.
imagine reading the ending of your favorite book with this playing in the background.
This is what played when Luigi was cut from Super Mario 64
He’s in the DS remake.
@@mariobroultimate1808 original N64 version is better
@@TorutheRedFox Yes, but that doesn't change the fact that Luigi is in a version of the game.
@@mariobroultimate1808 SM64DS is more of its own game
@@TorutheRedFox It's got all the levels from the original.
"MAMA MIA I GOT FUCKING KILLED!" said Mario, as he walked outside.
talk about a hit straight in the feels... I LIKE IT!
The added drum beat and all that was nice
when there are dead fish floating on the surface of the water because of how polluted it is
Thanks for making an already terrifying thing even more terrifying
not now, bowser. mario is in a dire dire situation
Putting the dire in dire dire docks
Oh God now it sounds like a depressing ballad
It doesn't really change the vibe of the original song just adds a bit of edge.
Hits hard in the feels
It feels like the main character has just suffered a major defeat, but is getting up as the villain performs his premature celebration
Incredibly Dire, Dire Dire Docks, of Doom and Despair
for some reason this sounds very peaceful to me
When nothing went the way you wanted it no matter how hard you tried...
Whoa… this feels like an immensely sad melody like swan lake
This is what you hear when your boy/girlfriend breaks you up and you go play some Nintendo 64 for cure your sadness and emotional pain.
I always thought that dire dire docks sounded calm and relaxing
Play this at my funeral
Honestly this gives of very Mario and Luigi Partners in Time vibes for some reason
1:27 has this really major-key feeling when the strings come in that give off this almost encouraged or determined vibe.
This makes me want to cry
This a fucking masterpiece, holy shit.
It's like Mario 64 New Game Plus.
When the docks are actually dire
Dire Dire Docks but Bowser has trapped you inside a water cage you cannot escape
I keep expecting to hear a soft voice to start singing
I think it suits more for Dire Dire Docks. Jolly Roger Bay should keep the original and Dire Dire Docks should take these rendition
this would work great as a theme for an underwater castle level
This sounds like it would be in a late 2000s/early 2010s RPG Maker horror game
I come from the original, i saw your comment and... i love you version
I like how the song tries to motivate itself, but gives up.
It actually sounds truer to the name now. It's way more dire, so to speak
This is what plays in the background when the main character’s companion dies. (With an extra 7 seconds of silence for measure)
When you're on WR pace for 0 stars, but you make a mistake on DDD skip
it's even better than the original, and not so "sad" as intended to be... maybe more "sacred" like finding an underwater temple
I accidentally read this as "Super 64 Mario" and I’ve literally been playing this game for like 5 years
Aw yeah, my favorite game: Super 64 Mario
Major sounds Jolly, Minor sounds Dire.
jolly roger bay
dire dire dire docks
i fucking love you
Spooky, Scary Docks
Please, no, DON'T KILL ME LIKE THIS
this should be the theme in dire dire docks and the original should be exclusive to jolly roger bay and secret aquarium
My absolute favorite key.
This is just great
Feels like something good is very close, but you're just not able to gather it neither even see it
It was a bowser suit. His Magikoopa made one for Peach to put on. Mario didn't know it was her. She didn't try to hurt him but was distressed.
Super Mario 64
but it’s actually a sad movie
Mario couldn’t save peach
and bowser now controls
the mushroom kingdom
Sounds like "Total Eclipse of the Heart" at the beginning.
This makes it sound scary. Almost any song played in G minor sounds scary.
I NEED A HERO
Sounds like the theme song for a documentary made about that eel in the shipwreck...
Dire Dire Docks but all the water is poluted and the creatures in it are dead.
Welcome to Dark Mario 64. Where everything is slightly more sinister.
This is almost perfect. I know it defeats the purpose of the video, but throw a flat at the beginning of the chorus for that sour note (the second beat after the 8th note pattern at 0:22) and you've got yourself a damn good remix.
I think I remember my mate playing this, next door. Dame the music brings back memories. Those times in the 90s. I never played it but I saw him play it and remember playing it abit. This kinda gives a theme actually. Dame.... you dont hear music like this....
The natural water cycle of Dire Dire Docks has been stopped up, turning the once deep blue beauty into a stagnant swamp.
Damn, this sounds good. Nice job. :)
I once had this version play in one of my playthroughs!