The Legend Of Zelda: Oracle of Ages & Seasons Soundtracks – GBS Rip – FLAC & MP3

Done by request, these soundtracks were a lot more challenging than usual, because the games share many tracks. Depending on which order you play the games, the order that you’ll hear the songs will change, and there’s a couple you might not hear at all. I placed them as if you played Ages first.

Tracks play twice, have an eight second fadeout and two seconds of silence.
Includes both games’ GBS files.

Tracklist:
Part 1 (Ages):
01. Intro
02. Intro (Maku Tree)
03. Title
04. Pick A File
05. Secrets Of The Oracles
06. Fairy Fountain
07. Nayru’s Song
08. Veran Plotting
09. Veran Appears
10. Evil Spreads
11. Sadness
12. Main Theme (Present)
13. Lynna City
14. House
15. Maku Road
16. The Maku Tree
17. Ralph’s Theme
18. Main Theme (Past)
19. Lynna Village
20. Black Tower Entrance
21. Black Tower (Under Construction)
22. Level 1 – Spirit’s Grave
23. Boss Battle
24. Dungeon Complete
25. Maple’s Theme
26. Grab The Items
27. Fairies’ Woods
28. Queen Ambi’s Palace
29. Level 2 – Wing Dungeon
30. Saving Moosh
31. Crescent Island
32. Tokay Hut
33. Level 3 – Moonlit Grotto
34. Symmetry City (Past)
35. Tokkey ~ A Funny Joke
36. Symmetry City (Present)
37. Level 4 – Skull Dungeon
38. The Gorons
39. Great Moblin’s Palace
40. Level 5 – Crown Dungeon
41. Level 6 – Mermaid’s Cave
42. Beneath The Waves
43. Zora Village
44. Level 7 – Jabu-Jabu’s Belly
45. Level 8 – Ancient Tomb
46. Black Tower
47. Black Tower Turret
48. VS Veran
49. Veran Defeated

Part 2 (Seasons):
50. Din’s Theme
51. Onox’s Theme
52. Horon Village
53. Hero’s Cave
54. Level 1 – Gnarled Root Dungeon
55. Song Of Storms
56. Tailing A Subrosian
57. Subrosia
58. Subrosian House
59. Subrosian Dance
60. Level 2 – Snake’s Remains
61. A Date With Rosa
62. Level 3 – Poison Moth’s Lair
63. Sunken City
64. Syrup The Witch
65. Level 4 – Dancing Dragon Dungeon
66. Level 5 – Unicorn’s Cave
67. Tarm Ruins
68. Level 6 – Ancient Ruins
69. Samasa Desert
70. Pirate’s Gigue
71. Pirates Set Sail
72. Level 7 – Explorer’s Crypt
73. Temple Remains
74. Level 8 – Sword And Shield Dungeon
75. VS Twinrova
76. VS Ganon
77. Zelda Awakens
78. Epilogue
79. Credits
80. Game Over

EXTRAS:
01. Got Essence
02. Unused 1
03. Unused 2

Transcoded from GBS files to FLAC (Level 8) and MP3 (320kbps).

Links (Mega):
MP3 (https://mega.nz/#!pdowzJQJ!seMgDiVhvGUegQUYjFp02Slm6TWRmKl_oIAgzAThos4) (160.43 MB)
FLAC (https://mega.nz/#!hVgxHQyQ!Q71-7dbQeeBRh1MCoHVznic3jTC5umN0-PxUfEEWe6Q) (202.7 MB)

EDIT: I can no longer re-up should the files go down, sorry.

Oh, nice! Thank you!

Personally, I find any GBS players to be rather inaccurate, in terms of Game Boy sound, as do many others. If you really want a good quality GBS rip, look for the GBS2GB converter, convert the GBS to GB, and then open it up on VBA-M (make sure it’s VBA-M and not just VBA). The only annoying part, is that you have to manually listen to every single track and output to a WAV, and then just stop when it’s looped twice, and had at least 10 seconds, enough time for you to add a fadeout.

If you want to get technical, they’re all inaccurate. It all comes down to which ones sound closest to the original, which is pretty hard to determine.
Different Gameboy models have different sound, and in the end it’s pretty much a question of taste: "Does the music sound good?"

Between foo_gep (Foobar’s most popular VGM plugin) and VBA-M, it’s hard to say.
Foo_gep definitely has more emphasis on higher frequencies than VBA-M, whether that makes it better or worse is a question of taste.

As for me, i haven’t decided yet which i like better.

If you used foo_gep, that might be more accurate. The worst GBS plugins are Meridian Advance, and NEZ_Plug++.

I compared a foo_gep GBS transcode and a rip of Batman done from actual modded Game Boy hardware. I couldn’t hear any difference worth caring about (for that game, anyway). I also played the game a bit on VBA-M.

I thought NEZPlug++ was actually suppose to be more technically accurate than foo_gep for Game Boy? I think foo_gep sounds better, but that doesn’t necessarily mean more accurate. Either way, I’ve used foo_gep for all my GBS transcodes so far.

I thought NEZPlug++ was actually suppose to be more technically accurate than foo_gep for Game Boy? I think foo_gep sounds better, but that doesn’t necessarily mean more accurate. Either way, I’ve used foo_gep for all my GBS transcodes so far.

I think that was the one i tested with winamp when i did my first soundtrack. It occasionally cut out whole channels of audio.

Yeah, it’s very buggy like that. But Meridian Advance is even worse.

Thank you VERY much!

Thanks a lot, I just finished a passworded game last night. Dope games.

By the way, foo_gep has the best balance of sound and accuracy in my opinion.

Thank you for the rips 😀

Omfg dude! This was my first ever Zelda game, and this soundtrack brings back so many memories. I used to just sit around in the main town for hours with my gameboy hooked up to my speakers haha. Thanks so much!!!!!

Thanks so much!!

Awesome, thanks a lot!!

Would it be possible to create a second track list with Seasons first, then Ages? I’m not asking you to retag everything and reupload it, I can do that myself. Just another track list in the order of Seasons being played first, then Ages, that I can use to retag the songs and change the order myself. I ask this because Seasons is always put before Ages in any official media, so it makes sense for the soundtrack to be that way, too.

I suppose i could, but without actually playing the game again it might not be totally accurate.
Basically i would just find the tracks common to both games, and move those tracks from the Ages folder to the Seasons folder, and put them in approximately the right places. Otherwise the tracklist remains unchanged.

I suppose i could, but without actually playing the game again it might not be totally accurate.
Basically i would just find the tracks common to both games, and move those tracks from the Ages folder to the Seasons folder, and put them in approximately the right places. Otherwise the tracklist remains unchanged.
Oh, if it’s too much trouble then don’t worry about it. I just thought it might be pretty easy for you to do it since you put them in order one way already. That’s fine, though, thanks a lot for the sound track!

Anyway, love your Zelda game rips so far! Hope to see more in the future. =)

Awesome job on this. Hey would you be willing to post a Minish Cap soundtrack in flac? Don’t know what your projects are but just throwing out a suggestion if you need any ideas. Great job otherwise.

Maybe, i started playin minish cap a while back but couldn’t get into it. I guess i could try it again and organize the soundtrack at the same time.
The hard part though is finding the time to do it. So it’s a ‘maybe’.
Glad you like it 🙂

Okay. I think it would be pretty sweet but you do what you need to do. Just throwing out the idea. I like it a lot.

I think we all need to just you know what i mean lolo hahahaha

get every type of piece of track down

it will be the Brunch Club!

I think we all need to just you know what i mean lolo hahahaha

get every type of piece of track down

it will be the Brunch Club!

I… don’t know what you just said.

Whoa, this isn’t wood shop class?

Thank you so much for the links.

This is fantastic. Thank you very much!

Thanks a lot.

thx

Good Work, soldier!

thanks man

Thanks OP

ThXz

thanks

registered to download this. great work and even in flac! keep itup

Chiptunes! Yay! Another item for my collection.

again thank you very much for you hard work GreatWhite!!!

thanks a lot.

thanks so much!!

Thanks.

Thanks 🙂

Thank you for putting in all this work. It’s really appreciated!

Thank you so much for this!

Fantastic!

Thanks!

Thank you 🙂