Amazon is offering a steep discount on The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s Collector’s Edition Soundtrack. Fans can get the nine-disc, 344-track box set for $114. That’s still expensive for a collection of CDs in 2025, but the Collector’s Edition version of the soundtrack originally sold for $194 at Amazon last year. The list price has since dropped to $158 on Amazon, but it’s a huge price regardless. The Collector’s Edition includes a Master Sword USB drive loaded with additional 5.1 surround sound tracks. The only downside with this deal is that Amazon currently estimates a one- to two-month wait for delivery. In any case, you won’t be charged until your order ships.
If dropping over $100 on a box of CDs doesn’t feel right, the standard edition is also on sale for a substantial discount. You can pair it with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s Original Soundtrack for $38.71.
$78 (was $112)
Tears of the Kingdom’s approximately 11-hour soundtrack is spread across 344 tracks on nine discs. Each disc has unique The Legend of Zelda iconography. All of the discs are stored in a large digipak featuring Tears of the Kingdom key art. A booklet with the track lists is included, too.
$114 (was $158)
The Collector’s Edition comes with a Master Sword USB drive containing 15 songs with 5.1 surround sound audio. The Master Sword USB stick has a Sacred Pedestal cover with the Hylian Crest emblazoned across the front, so it doubles as a small display piece.
The digipak in the Collector’s Edition has scenic artwork featuring the Sky Islands on the front and back. The digipak and an oversized box for the Master Sword USB are packaged in an exclusive case with the Ultrahand ability symbol on the front. The box matches the aesthetic of the game’s Collector’s Edition.
If you want a much larger Master Sword to display in your game room, Bandai Namco’s Proplica Master Sword is in stock at Amazon for $186 (was $200). Yes, it’s pricey, but it measures 42 inches and looks really cool. It also happens to have sound effects and rumble. The Master Sword replica can be displayed on the included stand with or without its decorative sheath.
For a comparison on the scope of Tears of the Kingdom’s soundtrack, the Breath of the Wild Original Soundtrack has 211 songs on its five-disc soundtrack and clocks in at 6 hours and 21 minutes total. Parts of some songs are reused and/or modified in the sequel, but much like the “familiar” version of Hyrule you explore, Tears of the Kingdom’s soundtrack feels fresh and distinctly its own. And considering the sequel adds sprawling areas above and below Hyrule to explore, it’s not surprising Tears of the Kingdom’s soundtrack is roughly five hours longer.
A bunch of Zelda games have received physical soundtrack releases over the years, including Skyward Sword, Link’s Awakening, The Wind Waker, and several other all-time greats. The soundtrack for Link’s Awakening is pretty darn cool, because it includes two discs for the original Game Boy version and two discs for the Nintendo Switch remake. The disc art is fantastic, and the pair of jewel cases are packaged in a stylish green display box.
Like Tears of the Kingdom, the other Zelda soundtracks have a mixture of English and Japanese on the covers, booklets, and other inserts. CDs (Compact Discs) aren’t region-locked, so you don’t have to worry about not being able to listen to the music. Some fans may need to purchase a CD player, though.
We made a list of other Zelda soundtracks you can find on Amazon right now. We also included the excellent Zelda 30th Anniversary Concert CD and a couple of orchestral performances of Zelda music on vinyl.
The Legend of Zelda Soundtracks on CD
The Legend of Zelda Music on Vinyl
Some of the soundtracks in the lists above are shipped and sold by Amazon (or Amazon Japan), while others are sold by third-parties and fulfilled by Amazon. Keep in mind that game soundtracks, for the most part, lack consistent MSRPs, so prices tend to move around quite a bit. Amazon’s “list price” for the Tears of the Kingdom soundtrack has changed multiple times over the past year.
More Nintendo Soundtracks
It’s also worth noting that Nintendo Switch Online members can listen to many Zelda tunes and other music from Nintendo’s first-party game catalog on the Nintendo Music app on iOS or Android. But if you love CDs and Nintendo, check out the Super Mario and Pokemon physical edition soundtracks below.
Super Mario Music on CD
Super Mario fans can pick up the soundtrack for Super Mario Odyssey as well as the nostalgic 30th Anniversary CD.
Pokemon Game Soundtracks
Many Pokemon original soundtracks are available on CD, including Pokemon Legends: Arceus and the latest mainline games, Scarlet & Violet.
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