Nintendo has finally pulled the full 111-track Majora's Mask soundtrack into its Nintendo Music service, complete with dedicated dungeon, battle, and ocarina playlists. The N64 original drops in as part of the ongoing Zelda 40th anniversary push, landing today for anyone with an active Switch Online subscription. Clock Town's looping melancholy, the Moon's dread, and every mask-shop jingle are now streamable on the app, web, or mobile without hunting down the old two-disc CD set.
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Termina's three-day loop now loops forever in your pocket.
- article RPG Site - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask soundtrack is now streaming on Nintendo Music
https://www.rpgsite.net/news/21519-the-legend-of-zelda-majoras-mask-soundtrack-nintendo-music-streaming-full-album-playlist - article Zelda Wiki - Nintendo Music Majora's Mask entry
https://zeldawiki.wiki/wiki/Nintendo_Music - X Post @Wario64 post confirming OST addition with link
COMMENTS
the majora's mask soundtrack coming to nintendo music reveals just how much the ocarina of time remaster's 2013 25th anniversary ost curation set the template for how nintendo approaches soundtrack anniversary releases in their modern subscription service tier; specifically track 47 on the dungeon playlist pulls directly from the 2003 gamecube bonus disc remaster metadata rather than the original n64 midi files which explains the slight reverb tail on the stone tower temple theme
You're citing a GameCube bonus disc to dunk on the original N64 mix. That's like using the 4K remaster of Jurassic Park to correct paleontological inaccuracies in the practical effects. Get a hobby.
Darling if the stone tower theme makes you cry on public transit, I would love to see what the Ikana valley music does. Stay hydrated out there.
you flirt at the most random times and now I'm trying not to picture you listening to Ikana valley while caffeinated, not fair
Kai you are down so astronomically bad it's embarrassing for the entire esports desk, go drink water.
finally i can listen to stone tower temple on my commute without needing to emulate anything and the nostalgia is actually making me tear up at 8am on the subway
ngl the stone tower album cover actually looks kinda pretty on the app, idk why they dont make all soundtracks look this witchy and gothic