Nights Into Dreams/Christmas Nights
- The opening theme
is an epic orchestral piece that perfectly captures the fun and whimsical nature of the game. - Paternal Horn, the theme of Spring Valley, is an incredibly upbeat and cheerful theme that makes flying around the valley a pure joy.
- Jackle's boss theme, The Mantle, is an ominous and jazzy track that fits the maniacal nightmaren well.
- The beautiful, soul-influnced jam of an ending theme, "Dreams Dreams", gives a cinematic feeling to the game's end credits.
- A great re-recording of "Dreams Dreams" serves as this game's ending theme, doubling as Heartwarming Music, especially after the way its remix was used in the final stage, Bell Bridge. The Sweet Snow version is more touching in that it takes a more soft approach to the lyrics in a manner fitting of its title.
- For the Sky Concert mission, you essentially fly through the sky hitting musical notes on your way, and the better you do, the more beautiful the song becomes. This is what a perfect score sounds like.
- Growing Wings, a triumphant instrumental version of "Dreams, Dreams" used in Twin Seeds in Into Dreams and Bellbridge in Journey of Dreams. Goes with a pretty awesome segment of each game, too.
- Drifting Donbalon. The sheer awesomeness of its haunting male choir and creepy circus music will make you wish the music didn't stop after pressing pause.
- Crystal Choir matches the tone of the level perfectly, and on top of that it's an impressive Genre Mashup combining everything from J-pop to contemporary classical.
- D'Force Master takes the final boss theme of the first game and kicks it up to epic proportions, growing in intensity as the song proceeds.
- NiGHTS and Reala: Theme of a Tragedic Revenge is an awesome fast-paced boss theme on electric guitars, and gained an even more awesome version in Journey of Dreams that emphasizes the lead guitar more.
- The overworld theme When The Night Falls finds beauty in simplicity, every single element contributing vitally to its serene atmosphere.
