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• The Banjo-Kazooie theme.
• The Grunty Boss Battle aptly titled "The Final Battle". A long, drawn out, fast-paced Boss Remix of the lair theme and its variations which perfectly conveys the magnitude of the fight.
• Gruntilda's Lair Theme, which you hear each time you start your game. Complete with the Evil Laugh.
• Spiral Mountain. Such a happy theme that's just filled with nostalgia.
• Treasure Trove Cove. If beaches had soundtracks, this would be it.
• Clanker's Cavern.
• Gobi's Valley.
• Bubblegloop Swamp.
• Freezeezy Peak sounds like Christmas personified and is just a great thing to listen to if you want to smile.
• Mad Monster Mansion.
  • Special mention goes to the lair variation that plays near the level. The organ is just heavenly.
• Rusty Bucket Bay. One of the hardest levels in the game got a fittingly dastardly sounding track.
• Click Clock Wood's Spring.
• Furnace Fun takes all your expectations for what you thought was gonna be the final battle, and totally subverts them.
• Roll the Credits!

• The Hag 1 boss battle.
• Mr. Patch's theme.
• Mingy Jongo. Somebody at Rare thought it was a good idea to remix the Mumbo's Skull theme of all things from Kazooie for use in a boss battle. It worked beautifully.
• Targitzan. It's the intro that really makes it.
• Gloomy Spiral Mountain. As stated above, the Spiral Mountain theme is a pretty jolly theme. Who knew it could suddenly get so depressing by just playing all flats!?
• Isle o' Hags. Pretty much what a normally happy world threatened by destruction would sound like.
• Hall of the Zombie King.
• Bottles' House is just so relaxing.
• Mayahem Temple.
• Glitter Gulch Mine. You'll stay on that level just for the banjo.
• WitchyWorld.
• Jolly Roger's Bay. It's a sea shanty... and it's awesome.
  • Atlantis plays whenever you're underwater in the level (read: almost all of your time there) and manages to be downright serene.
• The infinitely catchy love song to the tuba, Grunty Industries. It also really suits the Industrial wasteland level well.
• Hailfire Peaks. After that? Try the two halves combined. It's amazing how well two halves of a Variable Mix tune mesh together.
• Cloud Cuckoo Land for being really mellow in a level that's anything but (it's called Cloud Cuckoo Land for goodness sake).
• Cauldron Keep. Probably the most foreboding piece in the whole series and really serves to highlight how much more evil Grunty has become over the course of the series.
• The Credits Roll.

• The main theme remix.
• Gruntilda's theme from the first game is orchestrated into the absolutely glorious Grunty Challenge and Grunty's Final Challenge.