And after reading all of the information here, there is no confirmed information on who arranged what, so I'll just leave Mahito Yokota as arranger in the 'Arranged by' field. Like _if said, 'Rainbow Run' and 'Undergroud Theme' are both UPGRADES of 3D Land, so they're not the same song, like the others that he noted. It's apparently from Hayazaki's original file, pre-DS conversion. and, allowing a little deviation in sound since the music in that game was sequenced, it is also the same, with the same instrument samples and all. I checked closely in an audio editor and 2-16 and 2-33 (also 2-24) are literally exactly the same as in Super Mario 3D Land. Yokota did work on that game, but he may not have been the one to make those original arrangements which are fairly closely mimicked on this album.

Speaking of 'Rainbow Run', it and 'Underground Cave' are synth upgrades of Super Mario 3D Land music. The first 16 seconds, which is the entire loop of 'The Toad Brigade', is even copied verbatim. 1-11 is an expanded version of 'The Toad Brigade' from Super Mario Galaxy, which is, of course, confirmed to be Yokota. It's apparently from Hayazaki's original file, pre-DS conversion.ġ-03 and 2-39, as you know, are variations on the main theme of 3D World, which I guess is assumed to be Yokota - don't know if there's actually been official confirmation of it, but it's a pretty safe bet they're his.

A note that Hama made the original arrangement this arrangement is based on is more appropriate.

However, I really think Takeshi Hama should not be credited as composer since the track is just a colorful, though pretty straightforward, arrangement of Hayazaki's main theme for the game. Regarding 2-35, I don't know about the Gohara arrangement credit. 1-09, 1-19, 2-07, 2-23, 2-29, and 2-35 are new versions of tunes originating in Super Mario 3D Land, most of them redone to feature live instruments.

Super mario galaxy ost course cleared