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it's also one of the most fun pieces of zelda music to play on the piano

we're talking about the theme here man curb your unenthusiasm lol

sure The reason I like OOT's Hyrule Field so much is because it's performed like a rondo (TP also does this) and the section of the piece that plays is random, so you can end up with really great aesthetics like the semifinal section playing during sunset or the first two sections playing while...

or, I used to think the same way as you until I matured a little and spent some time thinking about OOT as a piece of artwork

it's not that I don't like that you have the wrong opinion, I just think it'll change in a few years if you keep an open mind

oh how could I forget twinrova's theme? Maybe because I think of it as more of a majora's mask track or something :thonk:

it sounds like you don't like more peaceful relaxed pieces generally, which is okay because we all have different tastes in music that's why I recommended listening to it in 6/8 time, because it makes it sound a little faster paced and a bit syncopated (normally it would be like, 1+2+3+ 1+2+3+...

you know the whistle of warp is from zelda 1, right? And mario ripped it from that?

if you think kakariko is bland, try listening to it as though it were in 6/8 and not 3/4, that might pep it up for you a bit also listen to the guitar cover from a link between worlds, so lovely

WOAH WOAH AND WOAH YOU CAN'T JUST DO KAKARIKO DIRTY LIKE THAT also, do you really not like hyrule field? I feel like it's really close between oot and tp as to which theme is better, but I usually give oot the edge

when are they gonna make a two row piano with a pedal board smh

It depends what mood I'm in. I have way too much fun playing hyrule field on the piano because it's a very involved piece with a lot of movement, so I like it a lot Gerudo valley is great too, and kakariko village is sometimes what I want to hear. Ocarina songs are pretty great too, I think the...