Editing Super Mario 64 Original Soundtrack

|image=[[File:mario64album.jpg|250px]]

|publisher={{wp|Pony Canyon}}, [[Nintendo]]

|release={{flag list|Japan|July 19, 1996|USA|November 1, 1996|Germany|1997}}

|format=Compact disc

|catalog={{flag list|Japan|PCCG-00357|USA|071860-00|Germany|94009}}

The '''''Super Mario 64 Original Soundtrack''''' (released in Germany as '''''It's a me, Mario! The Original Super Mario 64 Soundtrack''''') is a video game album that was produced and copyrighted by [[Nintendo]] and published by {{wp|Pony Canyon}}. The album was released in Japan and North America in 1996 and Germany in 1997. The soundtrack has 34 tracks from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' as well as the "It's a Me, Mario!" voice clip from the game's boot-up sequence; the final track is a bonus piano version of "[[Piranha Plant]]'s Lullaby" performed by [[Koji Kondo]]. The Japanese release is also the first of ten soundtracks in the ''[[Nintendo 64 Sound Series]]''.

The soundtrack is featured in ''[[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]]'' alongside the ''[[Super Mario Sunshine Original Soundtrack]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy Original Soundtrack]]'', albeit with a slightly altered version of the Japanese cover used to represent it. The soundtrack was released on [[Nintendo Music]] on December 23, 2024, having previously being teased in the app's announcement trailer.<ref>[https://youtu.be/DQ5EeImWYaI&t=116 "Nintendo Music – Announcement Trailer"]</ref>

 

==Tracklist==

|Voice: [[Charles Martinet]]

|Used when Peach reads her [[letter]], as well as when the player collects enough [[Power Star]]s to open a [[★ door]] or [[Big Star Door]]

|Used when one of the [[Lakitu Bros.]] first appears

|[[Super Mario 64 Main Theme]]

|Used on the [[Bob-omb Battlefield]]; in [[Whomp's Fortress]]; on [[Tall, Tall Mountain]]; and on [[Tiny-Huge Island]]

|Used in [[Rainbow Ride]], in [[Tick Tock Clock]], in the [[Slide (Super Mario 64)|slide]] areas, in most secret courses, and while the player races [[Koopa the Quick]]

|Used on [[Cool, Cool Mountain]] and in [[Snowman's Land]]

|Used when the player figures out a problem in any [[level]]

|Used after Mario collects a Power Star for the first time, and after clearing either of the first two Bowser courses

|Used when Mario collects a Power Star

|Used in the four stage boss battles in the game: the [[King Bob-omb|Big Bob-omb]] on the Bob-omb Battlefield, the [[Whomp King]] in Whomp's Fortress, [[Eyerok]] in Shifting Sand Land, and Wiggler on Tiny-Huge Island

|Used at the beginning of the game when the player enters the castle, as well as if the player tries to open an inaccessible door

|Used in the [[Bowser in the Dark World|Dark World]] and [[Bowser in the Fire Sea|Fire Sea]] Bowser battles

|Used in the [[List of Super Mario 64 staff|end credits]]

|Soundtrack-only song

Soundtrack 64 JP-Super Mario 3D All-Stars.png|Japanese cover from ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars''