>lava level
>music consists entirely of sitars
Lava level
Jackson Collins
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Jordan Perez
>Water Level
>Ambient Music
Ethan Baker
>Grassy mountain Level
>Music has yodelling
Cameron James
>japan level
>YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Josiah Torres
>snow level
>wind sounds and occasional solitary piano keys
Ryan Price
>lava level
>indian chanting intensifies
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William Rogers
>Sewer/cave level
>Slow damp music with ocassional echoes.
Samuel Howard
Desert/Egyptian themed levels are obsessed with that type of music.
Alexander Collins
>Cowboy Level
>Spanish guitar and flute
Evan Bell
>factory level
>music has metal clanging and machine sounds
Gabriel Flores
this is Yas Forums, not Yas Forums
what the fuck does a sitar even sound like
Asher Reed
>BELL JINGLING INTENSIFIES
Colton Price
This is very much a Nitendo thing that percolated out into other games, a meme in the literal sense. A lot of the other musical tropes can be traced back to older pre-vidya ones (like desert level = Arabian music), but as far as I can tell, linking volcanoes/lava/fire with Indian music is a wholly Nintendo invention.
Noah Rivera
Check this nigger out
Jaxon Taylor
>coom level
>music is groovy
Angel Gutierrez
Have you ever played a lava level, user?
A little hard to tell because it's n64, but it's clearly meant to be a sitar.
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Lucas Murphy
>hotel/resort level
>jazzy lounge music
Xavier Foster
>safe zone
>music is soothing and calming so you feel safe
>Enemy/monster barges in to catch you off guard at some moment
Samuel Harris
There are different ethnical instruments in there, wich one is supposed to be the sitar?
Also there are lava levels that don't sound anything like that
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Mason Richardson
>france level
>classy accordion music
Jaxson Richardson
Luke Bailey
>Castle levels
>Choirs
Parker Lee
AND I WOULDN'T HAVE IT ANY OTHER WAY
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Daniel Cox
Not that user but the guitar sounding thing, you hear it in desert music too.
Colton Peterson
>Javanese Level
>Gamelan starts playing
William Kelly
>hamburger level
>America music starts playing
William Wilson
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This is a lava level without a sitar
Christian Jones
>Southern hamburger level
>Banjo starts playing
Dylan Bell
>jungle level
>it's just drums and flutes
Leo Jenkins
>viking level
>bagpipes start playing
Ian James
>Mountain level
>Rock Music
Cooper Allen
>ship level
>accordions start playing
Landon Walker
>lava level
>lots of womps and bass
Jack Lee
Post hambuger music.
Christopher Gutierrez
Angel Stewart
David Wise doesn't count, literally all the songs can be described as
>X Level
>Transcendental genre bending music.
Adam Kelly
>saturn level
>klezmer music