I remember coming here for the first time, it felt like the only place in the game that was safe / comforting. Like a sanctuary from the rest of the game.
Yup, until you look down and realize the clock is still ticking. There is even a cucco right there just to sing a reminder of your coming doom every morning. But never fear, at least the clock tower is still safe. Just ignore the supernatural entity disguising as a mask fetish maniac looking at you with an eerie grin.
Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask completed each other so nicely, I think...while one was fantastical, the other was mysterious. While one was a story of courage and strength, the other was a story of fragility and sorrow. While one was about the past and the future, the other was about the impeding doom of the present. This song takes me into that kind of world.
OoT - Hope MM - Despair Under the mask of YAY, ADVENTURE! lay the true nature of being a hero, of the sadness an innocent boy has to carry after knowing and losing so much in his journey to save hyrule. Despite its overall bright adventurous tone, OoT is actually a very sad game on its own, but since the game doesn't dwell on the sadness, chances are neither will you. Majora's Mask was the true unveiling of sorts, showing how the events from the previous game changed and effected Link. Poor kid really got screwed over for his heroism 😭😭
An old man simply accepting his fate because he knows the moon is crashing down, and that there's nothing he can do to stop it. This game is an artistical masterpiece. Might even be my favorite game of all time.
I wonder if it was intended that the Bomber gang blocking the entrance to the observatory meant that the moon hitting clock town came as a surprise to everyone else
Some people might not agree but this is my favorite zelda game. That might not even change when the future comes. The story of sadness and sorrow but being able to free people's spirits knowing there happy and greatful for that... Wow that was kinda cheesy but I mean it is a beautiful game, a master piece that will be there in the history of games.
My mother loved playing the legend of zelda games. I would come home from school to find her occupied with the game now at 33, i miss her this was the last game we played together before she passed away from cancer. How time flys this song makes me think of her whenever i stare up at the starry sky the star far away twinkling at me is her. RIP mom
@@jennybirch1535 Hey,I know you may never find this but I want to let you know that you are not alone as I'm in the same situation as you.But I just want to say this,thank you for showing me that I,too,am not alone.Cheers mate.
I love how the astronomer is the only person in this place who realizes there is really nothing he can do, except wait there and just accept what is going to happen. He just wants to make all the children happy before they die. This proves more of how this game just defines what perfection is in a game.
Shikashi was a lonely man. Since he was a child, he loved the moon, thus he built an observatory. He liked the kids in the city and allowed them to play and get together in the observatory. He knew the moon was going to crash into Termina, but understood it was futile to escape, as their fates were sealed. He saved that fact to the kid so they wouldnt be afraid of their fate, enjoying their last days to the fullest. The last day, in the last hours, he was happy with his life and with everything that was given to him. THAT'S the story to this song.
My late brother used to really like this game. I remember him playing it on a long road trip way back when, where the N64 and TV were hooked to a power converter in the cigarette lighter. Apparently my parents had a star named after him when he was born, with a certificate though I've never seen it, and you know those things were kind of scammy. But hearing this song makes me want to look into the stars and hope I find his soul somewhere adrift amongst them. ..........I miss you so much...
There is no Zelda game, hell, no Nintendo game that even approximates the immaculately bizarre and depressing atmosphere of Majoras Mask. It barely even feels like they had Zelda in mind as a concept when making it. What an absolute ride of a game.
When I was a kid, my father took me out one night to show me the shooting stars in our garden. I never saw a real shooting star before in my life. An there were dozends of them flying through the sky. I sat in my deck chair wrapped a blanket, with my cat sleeping next to me. My father sat at the gardentable with a lamp and read a book. We just watched them, occasionally talked, but just sat there silently for most of the time. That was years ago on a night at the end of August. My cat died a few years ago and my father wil retire in a few years. It kinda makes me sad, that time flies by so quickly, and that I will never go back in time to that night. I don't know why this song reminds me about it. I feel like I'm seven again. :,)
I never had a night like that. just be happy you had it. and your story will make me do that with my son when he is born... I want him to have memories I didn't so ty your memory will live in on my son too
why the fuck did they make the most awe inspiring, melancholy, peaceful, thought provoking noise a human can hear appear in a place u only spend a couple seconds in at the start
This was my favorite place in the game as a kid. I loved to just stare at the pretty colors and shapes while listening to this. It kind of has a rainbow road feeling, there's something about 64 bit art that's really beautiful.
The atmosphere this song creates is unique. It perfectly fits to Majora's Mask's dark and depressed tone, but still provides a little ray of light, the remaining hope of all people in Clock Town.
Majora's Mask is a game about opposites and about life. Life and Mortality (what do you do with borrowed time?), Hope and Sorrow, Grievance and Acceptance, and True Friendship and Power/Control, Childhood Innocence and Adult Cynicism. Man, and this soundtrack conveys so many emotions to me as a result. I love OoT, but MM literally changed my perspective on life and how important it is to feel, whether you experience joy or even sadness.
When I first got to the Astral Observatory, the moon was about to crash, so I didnt get to listen to this song since it was playing that terrifying "Last Hours" song. The moon ended up crashing and I had to restart, but since I now knew what I had to do, I got to the Astral Observatory with a lot of time to spare, and this song caught me completely off guard, it is so beautiful and I hadnt stopped to think that this place probably had a unique song that wasnt the Last Hours song. I loved it as soon as I heard it, and I still do, over a decade later
I can remember reading some guy's comment about this song. He said something along the lines of: "This piece makes me imagine a father, mother and child sitting somewhere. The parents know full well of their impending doom but their child does not; yet they continue to try their best to make their final moments together as nice as possible" Who would have thought that music from a game released 16 years ago, could induce such deep thoughts?
ElAshtonio you , my friend you just describe the lonely astrological scientific ,who know what gonna happen when the moon will crash , but play with the bombers , ignoring in thers poot litte infant soul the terrible fate of termina
I always listen to this after a heartbreak, it somehow reminds me that there's a much larger world out there for me to see, and that I shouldn't be so preoccupied with negativity.
My gf always says that she loves music with lyrics because sometimes, it tells a beautiful history. I've always loved music without lyrics because each song can represent something so different to each person... telling a billion of different stories, each one so unique and beautiful to every individual. To me, it tells of a kid without a father and a very sick mother, A kid who did not know how to talk to other people and spent most of his time walking alone, day dreaming about being a hero. Man... so much nostalgia, I wonder what other stories this song tells about.
It makes me think about a tunnel. A dimly lit, yet brilliantly colorful tunnel, where colors the size of distant stars slowly move. And walking down it gives a sense of pure bliss
It makes me think about how joyous and painful life can be. and that sometimes it can be both at the same time. Getting tears for the fear of death but still accepting the facts and going on with the life that remains.
It makes feel like the night is endless and magical and the stars above shine with many different colours leading two lovers a hand as they slowly dance the night away forgetting the problems of the real world
well when you thinking , this is the only one in an vast observatory , an lonely astrological scientific who view powerless the imminent destruction of his village by an moon
I remember I was really scared as a kid of that skulltula that jumpscares you in the way to the observatory. I was afraid, and ran towards the exit, killed the last skulltula and waited for the worst at the other side of the darkness of that corridor... And then this comfort music started to play, felt really secure and all my fear dissapeared. This track is trully magical.
You’re walking through the gloomy sewer system with dark ambiance and darkness around every corner, to find yourself in a colourful room with somber music. This was almost like a safe haven. A temporary escape from the impending doom. It gave me hope to save the world of termina. One of the best moments in majoras mask.
I actually fit almost all the symptoms of clinical depression, yet you likely wouldn't be able to tell it by talking to me since i mostly have gotten used to hiding it. When I occasionally have episodes though, this actually seems to make them go over quicker.
I was only 3 years old when this game was released. I never had an n64, my first console was a gamecube. I was too young to comprehend mm, I often wish I was born earlier to experiance it in its prime. But that's what I love about video games, books and movies, they're not just for the now, but for future generations as well. MM is one of the few games that can be hailed as a work of art, along with shadow of the colossus and a few others. I can only hope Zelda U follows MM's legacy, there are no fantasy worlds like it, it is completely unique, it is The Legend of Zelda. The amount of nostalgia flowing from these videos is so staggering, that even I, who has never experienced this game in the past, can feel it. Nintendo keep doing what you're doing. You will always be my favorite.
Wow, I share nearly the same story as you, and you expressed my sentiments exactly. I think it is profound when even I, who has never touched a Nintendo 64, can still feel the nostalgia and meaningful memories overflowing out of these games from such things as their soundtracks. Of course, the stories that are told are incredible as well.
+No, this is Patrick So true, I got this from valentines day, never having played it, but this .... this song its pure bliss, brings back memories of a childhood long gone.
Every piece of music in majoras mask is not jolly and happy, they are all very deep and full of meaning. Just one aspect of this game that makes it so beautiful.
This song fills me with so many emotions. As a kid, I found a comfort in listening to it, but also a sadness. I had no idea back then, but as an adult the song is now clearer to me. These days, I long for a time that can no longer be... my childhood. When I heard this song as a child I knew, deep down, that the song was about accepting the fate of Termina. The song is about regret, sadness and longing for the present to remain as it is, but also the realisation that it cannot remain as it is. When I listen to this song now, I find myself reminiscing for the past, but also remembering how I felt when I heard it all those years ago. The difference is that I now long for my childhood years once more, but back then I feel I understood the emotions Link must have felt not only for Termina but also perhaps for his own past in Hyrule. Whatever the truth, we can all agree this is a beautiful song I'm sure. :)
Wow very well written. I’m 14 and scared to become an adult because the responsibility. But one day if I have kids I will have them know that their childhood doesn’t last long. I feel like I’m no longer a child, the pressure get worse and worse every year and I can’t imagine what it’s going to be like as an adult.
@@dairius3547 I feel the same as you. I’m 16 right now, and I still haven’t even gotten used to the fact that yeah, I’m no longer a child. It’s no longer 2019. 2020 is no longer the future. Everything is going so fast, and I just wish I could go back, maybe just at least pause. Maybe if I didn’t know that being older means more responsibility, I would be feeling different. At times, I feel exactly how I used to feel, when I’m doing things I used to do…
max steele Minish Cap is the go-to choice for the hipster fans that are too cool for Ocarina of Time, so it does deserve quite a bit of praise. IMO it's pretty good, definetely not on par with any of the 3D Zeldas, but it's pretty damn good.
Alyosha for being a 2D zelda game, minish cap is really good like when it comes to 2D zelda its either minish cap or a link to the past for me, im torn between those 2
This song has a weird, disoriented feeling created by the polyrhythm going on. While the harpsichord plays very quickly and softly in the background, the song is dominated by a stronger yet much slower piano progression, while the choir voice, setting the whole landscape for the song, is going at yet an even slower pace. All these odd rhythmic dynamics put together makes for a song that sounds almost like the stars circling around the Earth at all their different speeds and distances. Beautiful.
I find it makes me completely space out. It’s beautiful and comforting, but the disorienting spin it has just this fantastic element of a lullaby to it, spinning around until I’m consciously in a dream. It’s fascinating in its ability like that.
So cleverly composed. Every part of the instrumentation suits the theme. The harpsichord gives a Renaissance astronomer vibe. The chimey sounds in the background are very twinkly, echoing as coming from the deep cosmos, creating an air of mystery. The vocals add a sense of awe and grandeur of the heavens. The 11th chord at 0:12 gives me chills. So well done.
Hope in sadness... A melody that speaks to a soul sitting deep in a depressive fog but seeing the glimmering hope of happiness that is so desperately longed for lying just beyond the horizon. Like a bird in a a safe cage but knowing that the pain that could come from freedom is so beautiful that it would be well worth the risk of leaving his perfectly safe cage... How can a melody evoke such beautiful emotions, I truly cannot comprehend
Yesterday my best friend die, she was the purest soul that I ever met. This melody makes me think about her... I want to believe that she is in a better place. María de los Angeles, siempre te extrañaré.
Carlos Miguel I know how it feels to have a friend/family member die and you think about them. my great grandma died 2 years ago and I still think about her today.
This song is poetry with no words, twisting my heart into a code that reads "happiness, sadness, hopelessness, innocence" into one word that can't be pronounced by voices, only feelings. Like a star got caught in your throat and is turning supernova.
This song gives me homesick, nostalgia, sadness but overall, brings me back those memories when i was much more younger than today, when i had nothing to worry about, when i saw the World from the best point of view. The innocece of a child...
Something so melancholy and yet peaceful about this track that it makes me sad in a strange way. Its as if its saying to me, "this is the end, but there's nothing to fear, so lets dance and enjoy the final moments."
Imagine being the astronomer, living in termina all your life, only to find that the moon has begun a collision course straight into the center of your town. The sorrow and pain, contrasted with his acceptance of the situation is represented incredibly through the upbeat notes paired with the deep, heavy, and slow notes.
Not very far, Falling from stars, The moon will collide, the tears as it tried and go back in time up in the sky safe in the view, of a kid who, can close his eyes , safe in the glow with my scarecrow in my Astral room.
This ost is the one that stick the most with me in the whole game. When I think of the infinity of the universe, about the billions and billions of stars, of looking up on a starry night and that I'm overwhelmed by a feeling of wonder, this song plays in the back of my head.
Listening to this helps me with my battle with depression. Never felt more like ending it all than now but whenever I hear this, I feel a little bit of peace. I don't know why. I'm just happy this exists
This has always been my favorite song/location in any Zelda game. Even when I was a kid I would go here and kinda just zone out from the world, into this dream. Now when I listen to this I dream about being that age again.
These past few months I’ve been dealing with anxiety, and some nights I’m scared to go to sleep because of the possibility that Imll wake up and have to deal with my anxiety. Recently I stumbled across this video, and it’s helped me get to sleep easier, and I’m grateful for that. It might be a 40 second musical piece on loop for 10 whole hours, but something about it is so beautiful. Never once do I get bored or irritated by hearing it. Thank you, to whoever uploaded this video. You have no idea how much it means to me.
There's nothing more sadder then a helpless old man in his observatory watching the moon come crashing down through his telescope waiting for it to kill him and townspeople he's accepted his fate.
Esta canción es demasiado emocional, pero que mucho. Me encanta. A pesar de no estar ligada a recuerdos en específicos, si que me recuerda a una etapa en particular mía. De hace años, las cosas eran quizá un poco más sencillas. Diferente totalmente. Y ahora estoy aquí, a una semana de cumplir 19 años y sigo encontrando esta canción bastante hermosa. Lo que es esta y la del Valle Ikana, son increíbles para mi. De verdad deseo de todo corazón que, quien sea que lea esto en cualquier pedazo de tiempo a futuro, la pasen bien. Que el Universo los guíe 🌟 Greetings you'll from Mexico!
Nostalgic songs like these remind me of old feelings I can no longer call upon. Being an adult, I see, hear, do, think, and play things differently. I wish I could get that feeling again. I need something more than just a memory of that feeling... That sense of whimsicality, fascination and curiosity... Becoming completely immersed in the world you're playing in... I long for that feeling just once more... So that I may hold on tight to what it felt like, having that childlike sense of wonder that drove my imagination and myself to just play.
@@YourAverageSpelunker I'm not saying that the game couldn't make someone have an experience which rivals that of child-excitement. But it would be that type of excitement from an adult perspective, still.
The observatory has always stood out as a special place where the beauty of life still flows despite the depressive atmosphere everywhere. That even in the end of the world there is still that feeling of wonder and determination to reach for the stars down to the final seconds.
When I was a child, I used to watch my brother playing this game, the first time that I heard this song, something in my chest jumped, so familiar and yet so mysterious, this song it's pure magic, mixed with melancholic feelings and a stared sky, it's... overwhelming. I love it.
a stray cat used to follow me around the rooftop of my 1st NYC East Village apartment in college. I played Majora's Mask for the first time and had just finished the Astral Observatory when I decided to check out the (off limits) rooftop and watched the sunset while petting a cat with this song in my head.
This track warps you into a tranquilizing state of mind away from the struggles and hardships of the world around the observatory. The ideal studying music.
What fool would seek Love in such a forsaken universe...? We are bound by one soul and one future. Never may we lose Another. I only pray that someone else Taken as much to heart as I have, And flourish in the embrace of the wisdom it grants.
This song brings me some real good memories. Seems like I can go to the living room and see my little brother sitting on dad's lap playing MM. Dad has passed away few years ago and since then this song touches my soul even deeper.
This poem just came out of me while listening.. I'm deciding to share it with you. I'll call it Astral Observations of a Moon's Tear. Look up to the stars and gaze The wonders of the universe are quite real But you can't help notice your impending doom In the same sky you cannot help but to gaze It's alright Look upon the stars more Become lost in the wonders Embrace your fears The final unknown Let it not daunt you Keep looking up Surrender faith Accept the beauty in those real stars
Listening to this music heals all old wounds and eases all worries and hurts. Makes peace where none was ever offered or forgiven past offered. Why ask why anymore. Just accept and live.
I got this game for Christmas. I remember this place very well. I do remember hearing my grandparents and parents laughing from the living room downstairs. The moment in time is far gone, but I can still hear them. Legend of Zelda and those days, marvelous. Thank you.
Brings me back to when majora's mask was new. This whole game is a living puzzle. The rewarding feeling you get figuring it out on your own. You only get to experience it once.
Alright, I know that this was posted almost a decade ago, but I love this theme... It helped me escape my dark times in 2016 when I had depression and was so close to ending it all with no remorse. All video games, especially Zelda games helped me with that when I needed to escape the world around me, the people around me, and just finally be in some kind of peace, which was constantly. I'm glad to say that I'm no longer like that and I was surprised to even reach my current age of 15. Thank God, some of the people around me, and this series for getting me through a really dark era.
Ah.. What a fantastic game.. This game series is a big part of my childhood. While I miss it I would never want it to return... a new game in the series just couldn't top Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Just fantastic!
I agree. No other Zelda game can top OOT or MM. It can't be done. They were the best games. We were fortunate to have the honor of being able to grow up with them.
I got mesmerized the first time I played this game and heard this song.. that was one of those moments where I realized this franchise means so much more than just being games
I could in all honesty have this on for 10 hours straight. Even if it is just in the background. Such a beautifully calming piece of music. Haunting, wonderous, reflective, tinged with hope.
There were times I would come to this place and wish I could insert myself into the game and just literally hang there. Such comforting music and setting. Thank you Nintendo!
One of those song that could play over and over again and never grow old. In spite of the years that went by, this is always that safe place to call home.
If you're ever out in the middle of nowhere with a good view for looking up at the stars, I highly recommend putting this on. I love the uninterrupted sounds of nature, but this is just the perfect accompaniment. The composer really nailed it
This song has always made me afraid of something supposed to be inevitable, something that could end everything overnight. It made me want to enjoy every second as if it were my last, accepting my destiny. Fear... of time.
If nostalgia was a song, this would be it. It kinda brings all those feelings together, a positive mood that you associate with great past memories, something you gladly remember and think back to, yet also miss and wish you could get back the way it was.
hello, I'm from Brazil, this song really brings deep feelings, when I listen to it, a flashback comes in my head of a destroyed past, but at the same time it brings a feeling of hope, mystery and something imaginable, well, then I remember what this could be the best story ever.
there is always two types of people, the kind that play games and the ones that live games like it was another life. ugh, it gets so tearful whenever the game is finished and done, knowing that in the end the story will never been continued. this song always gets me though, it reminds me of the countless hours spent playing games, but In the end we either leave or finish the game or story, and move onto the next. Majors mask has su ch a big impact on me. continue crying with me peeps :,)
The beauty of this game is that you can just star all over again and you can re-live the adventure with a different path... I've done so many variants that at some points I felt trap in there... hehe, how ironic.
When my cousin gave me his n64 and all his games, I played this game first. I knew what it was because I loved the other Zelda games. I never knew anything about this game until I played it. Once I found out how to get here I just sat. Thinking that this was the best game in eternity.
this music is the balance to the universe. No responsibility no work no second job no work no play no bills no weird boyfriend and no awkward girlfriend no taking the dogs out just listening to Majora's mask and Zelda and this music. This music is the balance to the universe. Right here
This song in particular makes me wish I was born way earlier than I was, so that I would get to experience the magic of mm as a kid. I just know little me would have loved and cherished this song just as much as I do now. I absolutely love MM, it’s my favorite game of all time, and this is definitely my favorite TLoZ track I’ve listened to so far. It’s like…a comforting sadness. A sad sound, but not in a sad way. A perfect track, in my opinion.
This game envelopped me more than any other. I started playing very recently and didn't play very far at all, but the world, the setting, it's all so magical. I never thought a video game could immerse me so much. It's far from my favorite game, the gameplay aspect isn't very fascinating for me, but the world and story... Pure genius.
I remember coming here for the first time, it felt like the only place in the game that was safe / comforting. Like a sanctuary from the rest of the game.
As is stargazing
Yup, until you look down and realize the clock is still ticking. There is even a cucco right there just to sing a reminder of your coming doom every morning. But never fear, at least the clock tower is still safe. Just ignore the supernatural entity disguising as a mask fetish maniac looking at you with an eerie grin.
lord narwhal same
lord narwhal Except nowhere in this game is safe
@lord narwhal same
Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask completed each other so nicely, I think...while one was fantastical, the other was mysterious. While one was a story of courage and strength, the other was a story of fragility and sorrow. While one was about the past and the future, the other was about the impeding doom of the present. This song takes me into that kind of world.
What a beautiful way to describe the two games.
This might be the best comment i ever read on UA-cam. Thank you 😍
Honestly really good comparison, thanks for sharing this C:
OoT - Hope
MM - Despair
Under the mask of YAY, ADVENTURE! lay the true nature of being a hero, of the sadness an innocent boy has to carry after knowing and losing so much in his journey to save hyrule. Despite its overall bright adventurous tone, OoT is actually a very sad game on its own, but since the game doesn't dwell on the sadness, chances are neither will you. Majora's Mask was the true unveiling of sorts, showing how the events from the previous game changed and effected Link. Poor kid really got screwed over for his heroism 😭😭
Actually Ocarina of Time is the saddest Zelda game, and probably the most realistic kind of sorrow we can ever experience: to grow up.
Same here. The first time I heard it I got chills and just sat there for a while. It's an amazing song!
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Yo smooth mcgroove
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An old man simply accepting his fate because he knows the moon is crashing down, and that there's nothing he can do to stop it. This game is an artistical masterpiece. Might even be my favorite game of all time.
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@@elaiottoiale4216 What?
I wonder if it was intended that the Bomber gang blocking the entrance to the observatory meant that the moon hitting clock town came as a surprise to everyone else
Some people might not agree but this is my favorite zelda game. That might not even change when the future comes. The story of sadness and sorrow but being able to free people's spirits knowing there happy and greatful for that... Wow that was kinda cheesy but I mean it is a beautiful game, a master piece that will be there in the history of games.
Conjections between adam and eve is pretty much the Enterprize Might as well round off the entire bibliography in the process.
My mother loved playing the legend of zelda games. I would come home from school to find her occupied with the game now at 33, i miss her this was the last game we played together before she passed away from cancer. How time flys this song makes me think of her whenever i stare up at the starry sky the star far away twinkling at me is her. RIP mom
@@mqx2782 Thank You.
@@jennybirch1535 Hey,I know you may never find this but I want to let you know that you are not alone as I'm in the same situation as you.But I just want to say this,thank you for showing me that I,too,am not alone.Cheers mate.
How old was she at the time of her passing? (And i’m sorry to hear that. The world is a cruel place to be.)
Keep following your dreams I belvin in you
Here's a hug from me and my son.
This song fits Majora's Mask's tone so well. It's uplifting with a sad/depressing undertone.
actually i fined it very calming. i don't know why:)
ProsecutorZero and yet for me it stood out from all the other songs and things in the game. it was bazaar
ProsecutorZero Its the other way around to me. Really depressing, but has that certain uplifting message to it.
ProsecutorZero best commentary
ProsecutorZero I agree. This is just so Peaceful, Relaxing, Fantastic and Amazing to listen to forever............... 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
I love how the astronomer is the only person in this place who realizes there is really nothing he can do, except wait there and just accept what is going to happen. He just wants to make all the children happy before they die. This proves more of how this game just defines what perfection is in a game.
Same goes for Grog.
His grandpa tells him the moon is gonna fall and he does nothing but sit under a tree lamenting about his regrets.
Then he sees the cuccos grow up and he's all "yeh, that's basically all I needed. I'm good"
If you like, baby, we can forget the time and dance until night.
who says that again?
jamiecal11 The scarecrow
Ah those good ol times..
if you like, baby we can dance until the eve of the morning after dark - my version of that quote.
+Frabjous so much feels
Who else just stood in the Observatory to listen to the music?
Till the end of the world 😊
I did that on the last day and it was the first time I gotten a game over but it was worth it
I've done this in so many levels and locations since Tarm Ruins in OoA.
Actually it was OoS.
I did :)
The most perfect 40 second piece of music ever written
right!!
Welcome to Morioh Cho
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@@familiaandradeherederodelr2320 xD
Shikashi was a lonely man. Since he was a child, he loved the moon, thus he built an observatory.
He liked the kids in the city and allowed them to play and get together in the observatory.
He knew the moon was going to crash into Termina, but understood it was futile to escape, as their fates were sealed.
He saved that fact to the kid so they wouldnt be afraid of their fate, enjoying their last days to the fullest.
The last day, in the last hours, he was happy with his life and with everything that was given to him.
THAT'S the story to this song.
Wow
I did not know.. thanks!!
My late brother used to really like this game. I remember him playing it on a long road trip way back when, where the N64 and TV were hooked to a power converter in the cigarette lighter.
Apparently my parents had a star named after him when he was born, with a certificate though I've never seen it, and you know those things were kind of scammy.
But hearing this song makes me want to look into the stars and hope I find his soul somewhere adrift amongst them.
..........I miss you so much...
What happened to him?
@@TheUltimateNatural He... hung out with the "cool" kids in high school and didn't separate himself from them as an adult. I'll leave it at that.
RIP brother, hearing about a TV hooked up like in the car brings me back to family road trips years ago
@@1337gamer15 oh... that must be hard, you good?
I know it's late, but sorry for what happened. Hope things go well for you in the future!
There is no Zelda game, hell, no Nintendo game that even approximates the immaculately bizarre and depressing atmosphere of Majoras Mask. It barely even feels like they had Zelda in mind as a concept when making it. What an absolute ride of a game.
The comments on this video are precious. I hope this never gets taken down.
When I was a kid, my father took me out one night to show me the shooting stars in our garden. I never saw a real shooting star before in my life. An there were dozends of them flying through the sky.
I sat in my deck chair wrapped a blanket, with my cat sleeping next to me. My father sat at the gardentable with a lamp and read a book. We just watched them, occasionally talked, but just sat there silently for most of the time.
That was years ago on a night at the end of August.
My cat died a few years ago and my father wil retire in a few years.
It kinda makes me sad, that time flies by so quickly, and that I will never go back in time to that night.
I don't know why this song reminds me about it. I feel like I'm seven again. :,)
I never had a night like that. just be happy you had it. and your story will make me do that with my son when he is born... I want him to have memories I didn't so ty your memory will live in on my son too
MURRMURR MURR Thats so sweet
MURRMURR MURR ugh really have to cry how sweet
Krissi_Sue Doh people are getting emotional about a song that signals the doom of a video game character
I never know what a real father is, you are a lucky guy :') but this song and your story make me feel that way, thanks for share it :')
why the fuck did they make the most awe inspiring, melancholy, peaceful, thought provoking noise a human can hear appear in a place u only spend a couple seconds in at the start
You answered your own question
This was my favorite place in the game as a kid. I loved to just stare at the pretty colors and shapes while listening to this. It kind of has a rainbow road feeling, there's something about 64 bit art that's really beautiful.
+jaientenduunevoix726 I totally agree.
My thoughts exactly man.
It was well worth listening to it when trying to upgrade your weapon ;)!
+jaientenduunevoix726 I get what you say, the graphics of the N64 has a strange beauty by itself.
Yeah there was a kind of geometrical and sharp harmony with those edgy shapes
The atmosphere this song creates is unique. It perfectly fits to Majora's Mask's dark and depressed tone, but still provides a little ray of light, the remaining hope of all people in Clock Town.
Too emotional, life is like windmill hut
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looping a 40 second soundtrack for 10 hours without it getting old is impos...
*Astral Observatory theme plays*
that's the magic of koji kondo's work
also piranha plant lullaby :)
yes
@@Blulight27-_- I agree m8
*_God's Plan plays simultaneously from another room_
Majora's Mask is a game about opposites and about life. Life and Mortality (what do you do with borrowed time?), Hope and Sorrow, Grievance and Acceptance, and True Friendship and Power/Control, Childhood Innocence and Adult Cynicism. Man, and this soundtrack conveys so many emotions to me as a result. I love OoT, but MM literally changed my perspective on life and how important it is to feel, whether you experience joy or even sadness.
deeptalk m8. its a work of art.
the pinnacle of fictional story telling
The N64 version of this room is the prettiest location in the entire Zelda series.
herschie91 Those rainbow stairs, though.
+herschie91 Yeah, I wish they didn't change them for the 3DS version. The rainbow colors really made this music seem more magical.
herschie91 3d version is shit the rainbow stairs turned into wood
@@unclebuns5286 I think 3ds version is good.
@@youshaanaderp.khoder3883 For the most of it, but some things are just inferior as hell (looking at you, zora mask)
When I first got to the Astral Observatory, the moon was about to crash, so I didnt get to listen to this song since it was playing that terrifying "Last Hours" song. The moon ended up crashing and I had to restart, but since I now knew what I had to do, I got to the Astral Observatory with a lot of time to spare, and this song caught me completely off guard, it is so beautiful and I hadnt stopped to think that this place probably had a unique song that wasnt the Last Hours song. I loved it as soon as I heard it, and I still do, over a decade later
I love it still over 23 years later 🥲
I hope one day when I am gone this song will remind someone of me. This song will always remind me of the joy of childhood.
I can remember reading some guy's comment about this song. He said something along the lines of:
"This piece makes me imagine a father, mother and child sitting somewhere. The parents know full well of their impending doom but their child does not; yet they continue to try their best to make their final moments together as nice as possible"
Who would have thought that music from a game released 16 years ago, could induce such deep thoughts?
Sad song
ElAshtonio you , my friend you just describe the lonely astrological scientific ,who know what gonna happen when the moon will crash , but play with the bombers , ignoring in thers poot litte infant soul the terrible fate of termina
Lol he stole that from the cremia and romani side story. Bitch please.
Sounds familiar Sounds like that one side quest that took place in a farm
this game was so important in my life
I always listen to this after a heartbreak, it somehow reminds me that there's a much larger world out there for me to see, and that I shouldn't be so preoccupied with negativity.
me, too.
The song wich depicts life is windmill hut indeed
My gf always says that she loves music with lyrics because sometimes, it tells a beautiful history.
I've always loved music without lyrics because each song can represent something so different to each person... telling a billion of different stories, each one so unique and beautiful to every individual.
To me, it tells of a kid without a father and a very sick mother, A kid who did not know how to talk to other people and spent most of his time walking alone, day dreaming about being a hero.
Man... so much nostalgia, I wonder what other stories this song tells about.
It makes me think about a tunnel. A dimly lit, yet brilliantly colorful tunnel, where colors the size of distant stars slowly move. And walking down it gives a sense of pure bliss
A candy store as the moon falls. You are simply walking around looking at the different kinds of candy knowing very well what awaits everyone.
The old man is content that everything will die with him.
It makes me think about how joyous and painful life can be. and that sometimes it can be both at the same time.
Getting tears for the fear of death but still accepting the facts and going on with the life that remains.
It makes feel like the night is endless and magical and the stars above shine with many different colours leading two lovers a hand as they slowly dance the night away forgetting the problems of the real world
Does anyone else find this song incredibly sad
me
WhiteMoon it's a happy song with very depressing undertones. it's very unique.
Liam Curran is true. The first time that I heard it, I was somehow teleported in a new dimension...
well when you thinking , this is the only one in an vast observatory , an lonely astrological scientific who view powerless the imminent destruction of his village by an moon
Socram Nŷmaíã feeling hurts :c
I remember I was really scared as a kid of that skulltula that jumpscares you in the way to the observatory. I was afraid, and ran towards the exit, killed the last skulltula and waited for the worst at the other side of the darkness of that corridor... And then this comfort music started to play, felt really secure and all my fear dissapeared. This track is trully magical.
I felt the exact same way when I was six years old!
You’re walking through the gloomy sewer system with dark ambiance and darkness around every corner, to find yourself in a colourful room with somber music. This was almost like a safe haven. A temporary escape from the impending doom. It gave me hope to save the world of termina. One of the best moments in majoras mask.
I can just hear the chicken clucking in the background and using that nice old guy's telescope. Ahh. I felt so safe in there.
Or the scarecrow dancing
This music deeply comforted me in my depression.
I actually fit almost all the symptoms of clinical depression, yet you likely wouldn't be able to tell it by talking to me since i mostly have gotten used to hiding it. When I occasionally have episodes though, this actually seems to make them go over quicker.
This music gave me depression
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Listen to it on DMT
@@familiaandradeherederodelr2320 great idea
I was only 3 years old when this game was released. I never had an n64, my first console was a gamecube. I was too young to comprehend mm, I often wish I was born earlier to experiance it in its prime. But that's what I love about video games, books and movies, they're not just for the now, but for future generations as well.
MM is one of the few games that can be hailed as a work of art, along with shadow of the colossus and a few others.
I can only hope Zelda U follows MM's legacy, there are no fantasy worlds like it, it is completely unique, it is The Legend of Zelda.
The amount of nostalgia flowing from these videos is so staggering, that even I, who has never experienced this game in the past, can feel it.
Nintendo keep doing what you're doing. You will always be my favorite.
Wow, I share nearly the same story as you, and you expressed my sentiments exactly. I think it is profound when even I, who has never touched a Nintendo 64, can still feel the nostalgia and meaningful memories overflowing out of these games from such things as their soundtracks. Of course, the stories that are told are incredible as well.
+No, this is Patrick So true, I got this from valentines day, never having played it, but this .... this song its pure bliss, brings back memories of a childhood long gone.
+No, this is Patrick Have you played Baten Kaitos on GameCube? That was a true work of art too.
@ nuh uh I hope u see my comment. Thank u very much for such a beautiful and well thought out comment that came from your heart ❤️
David Boulos
You're very welcome :)
Every piece of music in majoras mask is not jolly and happy, they are all very deep and full of meaning. Just one aspect of this game that makes it so beautiful.
This song fills me with so many emotions. As a kid, I found a comfort in listening to it, but also a sadness. I had no idea back then, but as an adult the song is now clearer to me. These days, I long for a time that can no longer be... my childhood. When I heard this song as a child I knew, deep down, that the song was about accepting the fate of Termina. The song is about regret, sadness and longing for the present to remain as it is, but also the realisation that it cannot remain as it is. When I listen to this song now, I find myself reminiscing for the past, but also remembering how I felt when I heard it all those years ago. The difference is that I now long for my childhood years once more, but back then I feel I understood the emotions Link must have felt not only for Termina but also perhaps for his own past in Hyrule. Whatever the truth, we can all agree this is a beautiful song I'm sure. :)
Wow very well written. I’m 14 and scared to become an adult because the responsibility. But one day if I have kids I will have them know that their childhood doesn’t last long. I feel like I’m no longer a child, the pressure get worse and worse every year and I can’t imagine what it’s going to be like as an adult.
@@dairius3547 I feel the same as you. I’m 16 right now, and I still haven’t even gotten used to the fact that yeah, I’m no longer a child. It’s no longer 2019. 2020 is no longer the future. Everything is going so fast, and I just wish I could go back, maybe just at least pause. Maybe if I didn’t know that being older means more responsibility, I would be feeling different. At times, I feel exactly how I used to feel, when I’m doing things I used to do…
Most underated zelda piece. SO GOOD.
max steele Minish Cap is the go-to choice for the hipster fans that are too cool for Ocarina of Time, so it does deserve quite a bit of praise.
IMO it's pretty good, definetely not on par with any of the 3D Zeldas, but it's pretty damn good.
ICYoyo DaBlack Agreed.
Alyosha for being a 2D zelda game, minish cap is really good like when it comes to 2D zelda its either minish cap or a link to the past for me, im torn between those 2
not underrated at all tbh
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This song has a weird, disoriented feeling created by the polyrhythm going on. While the harpsichord plays very quickly and softly in the background, the song is dominated by a stronger yet much slower piano progression, while the choir voice, setting the whole landscape for the song, is going at yet an even slower pace. All these odd rhythmic dynamics put together makes for a song that sounds almost like the stars circling around the Earth at all their different speeds and distances. Beautiful.
I find it makes me completely space out. It’s beautiful and comforting, but the disorienting spin it has just this fantastic element of a lullaby to it, spinning around until I’m consciously in a dream. It’s fascinating in its ability like that.
So cleverly composed. Every part of the instrumentation suits the theme. The harpsichord gives a Renaissance astronomer vibe. The chimey sounds in the background are very twinkly, echoing as coming from the deep cosmos, creating an air of mystery. The vocals add a sense of awe and grandeur of the heavens.
The 11th chord at 0:12 gives me chills. So well done.
Amazing still holds up to modern day soundtracks
Hope in sadness... A melody that speaks to a soul sitting deep in a depressive fog but seeing the glimmering hope of happiness that is so desperately longed for lying just beyond the horizon.
Like a bird in a a safe cage but knowing that the pain that could come from freedom is so beautiful that it would be well worth the risk of leaving his perfectly safe cage...
How can a melody evoke such beautiful emotions, I truly cannot comprehend
Yesterday my best friend die, she was the purest soul that I ever met. This melody makes me think about her... I want to believe that she is in a better place. María de los Angeles, siempre te extrañaré.
Carlos Miguel I know how it feels to have a friend/family member die and you think about them. my great grandma died 2 years ago and I still think about her today.
jakob stasen oh, there are my feels.
Carlos Miguel Fuerza hombre!
jakob stasen I'm sorry, he stated "She"
head up, fella.
My class took a field trip to a planetarium. Guess which song I couldn't get out of my head?
I need to do that more often...
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The observatory of Major Mask this video
I built an observatory (in minecraft) and guess what I hummed all the way through?
This song is poetry with no words, twisting my heart into a code that reads "happiness, sadness, hopelessness, innocence" into one word that can't be pronounced by voices, only feelings. Like a star got caught in your throat and is turning supernova.
You have taken the words from my mouth, myfriend.
Man I just turned this on and looked out of my window for like 15 minutes thinking about my childhood and how much I miss everything.
This song gives me homesick, nostalgia, sadness but overall, brings me back those memories when i was much more younger than today, when i had nothing to worry about, when i saw the World from the best point of view.
The innocece of a child...
Something so melancholy and yet peaceful about this track that it makes me sad in a strange way. Its as if its saying to me, "this is the end, but there's nothing to fear, so lets dance and enjoy the final moments."
Imagine being the astronomer, living in termina all your life, only to find that the moon has begun a collision course straight into the center of your town. The sorrow and pain, contrasted with his acceptance of the situation is represented incredibly through the upbeat notes paired with the deep, heavy, and slow notes.
Even though this game scared the shit out of me when I was younger, this place always seemed to calm me.
I get it, her name is moon
Try listening on DMT
"I say it's important to develop your interests while you're young. Care to take a look through the telescope?"
Makes me think of sad things that I don't quite remember.
Not very far,
Falling from stars,
The moon will collide,
the tears as it tried
and go back in time
up in the sky
safe in the view,
of a kid who,
can close his eyes ,
safe in the glow
with my scarecrow
in my Astral room.
Bruh, the feels. ;w; Good job man.
Thank you 😊
For the lirics
Get out of my head you farm fresh noob!!
Like
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I wished as a kid that I could just prop up a sleeping bag and stay in there forever.
This ost is the one that stick the most with me in the whole game. When I think of the infinity of the universe, about the billions and billions of stars, of looking up on a starry night and that I'm overwhelmed by a feeling of wonder, this song plays in the back of my head.
Listening to this helps me with my battle with depression. Never felt more like ending it all than now but whenever I hear this, I feel a little bit of peace. I don't know why. I'm just happy this exists
I love how people in the comments are dreamingly pondering on past memories, sad or sweet possibilities. We all dream.
Some dreams gives hopes for tomorrow. Some dreams come true one day from the most unlikely of places at the most unexpected times in life.
@@wiredtvcraze those are beautiful words my friend
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Listen to this on DMT
This has always been my favorite song/location in any Zelda game. Even when I was a kid I would go here and kinda just zone out from the world, into this dream. Now when I listen to this I dream about being that age again.
Commenting so you can come back 8 years later and remember once again how you felt. Hope you're doing well!
These past few months I’ve been dealing with anxiety, and some nights I’m scared to go to sleep because of the possibility that Imll wake up and have to deal with my anxiety. Recently I stumbled across this video, and it’s helped me get to sleep easier, and I’m grateful for that. It might be a 40 second musical piece on loop for 10 whole hours, but something about it is so beautiful. Never once do I get bored or irritated by hearing it. Thank you, to whoever uploaded this video. You have no idea how much it means to me.
There's nothing more sadder then a helpless old man in his observatory watching the moon come crashing down through his telescope waiting for it to kill him and townspeople he's accepted his fate.
Esta canción es demasiado emocional, pero que mucho. Me encanta. A pesar de no estar ligada a recuerdos en específicos, si que me recuerda a una etapa en particular mía. De hace años, las cosas eran quizá un poco más sencillas. Diferente totalmente.
Y ahora estoy aquí, a una semana de cumplir 19 años y sigo encontrando esta canción bastante hermosa.
Lo que es esta y la del Valle Ikana, son increíbles para mi.
De verdad deseo de todo corazón que, quien sea que lea esto en cualquier pedazo de tiempo a futuro, la pasen bien.
Que el Universo los guíe 🌟
Greetings you'll from Mexico!
Close your eyes, listen, sigh and smile.
It's so beautiful.
I remember that happy feeling I got as a kid when I walked from the sewer into the Observatory... the memories
my atmosphere of this game is incredible... i don't know anything like it.
me too bro
God, this game was so magical.
astral observatory, the water level from the original mario, and jolly roger bay is some of nintendos best music
Wow you understand.
and Blue Resort Music from Bomberman 64
Pure genius.
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This is one of those OST's that catch you by surprise and really stick in your mind for the rest of your life.
Nostalgic songs like these remind me of old feelings I can no longer call upon. Being an adult, I see, hear, do, think, and play things differently. I wish I could get that feeling again. I need something more than just a memory of that feeling... That sense of whimsicality, fascination and curiosity... Becoming completely immersed in the world you're playing in... I long for that feeling just once more... So that I may hold on tight to what it felt like, having that childlike sense of wonder that drove my imagination and myself to just play.
I'd suggest outer wilds.
@@YourAverageSpelunker It isn't the games, it's our developing minds. Once they set in stone, nothing is ever the same
@@ProjectAudrey i thought the same until i played it.
@@YourAverageSpelunker I'm not saying that the game couldn't make someone have an experience which rivals that of child-excitement. But it would be that type of excitement from an adult perspective, still.
@@ProjectAudrey i see, you're right then
Never got tired of returning to this place and getting the Tear.
Love this Game!
One day when I'm in my 40's, I'm gonna hear this and burst into tears
I feel called out by this (39....crying...)
Have you ever just stand there and listened to this song, and somebody next to you tells you to stop standing there, and you say "Shh... music"
KILLER PRODUCTIONS that happens all the time to me with my big bro. he just yells it out and i shut him up!! :)
This music kinda draws you completely into it. Once in, you can then see so much otherwise.
The observatory has always stood out as a special place where the beauty of life still flows despite the depressive atmosphere everywhere. That even in the end of the world there is still that feeling of wonder and determination to reach for the stars down to the final seconds.
beautifully well said
When I was a child, I used to watch my brother playing this game, the first time that I heard this song, something in my chest jumped, so familiar and yet so mysterious, this song it's pure magic, mixed with melancholic feelings and a stared sky, it's... overwhelming. I love it.
a stray cat used to follow me around the rooftop of my 1st NYC East Village apartment in college. I played Majora's Mask for the first time and had just finished the Astral Observatory when I decided to check out the (off limits) rooftop and watched the sunset while petting a cat with this song in my head.
This track warps you into a tranquilizing state of mind away from the struggles and hardships of the world around the observatory. The ideal studying music.
I always used to hide in there when the moon fell down...
Same
What fool would seek Love in such a forsaken universe...? We are bound by one soul and one future. Never may we lose Another.
I only pray that someone else Taken as much to heart as I have, And flourish in the embrace of the wisdom it grants.
oh
This song brings me some real good memories. Seems like I can go to the living room and see my little brother sitting on dad's lap playing MM. Dad has passed away few years ago and since then this song touches my soul even deeper.
before i knew it i just clocked 60 minutes of this, sittin in the yard. be back soon for hour 2
I surprised people are still commenting on this one vid
This poem just came out of me while listening.. I'm deciding to share it with you. I'll call it Astral Observations of a Moon's Tear.
Look up to the stars and gaze
The wonders of the universe are quite real
But you can't help notice your impending doom
In the same sky you cannot help but to gaze
It's alright
Look upon the stars more
Become lost in the wonders
Embrace your fears
The final unknown
Let it not daunt you
Keep looking up
Surrender faith
Accept the beauty in those real stars
Nice poem man
This song would be relaxing to me, if it wasnt in majora's mask. with it being in majoras mask, if makes the song, almost saddening
Totally true
Same for me, even happy songs from this game make me feel sad.. And nostalgic
You're right, it's happy when out of context but when you know everything will die it's very sad. The last light before the eternal darkness
Damn 7 years ago
@@Maverick.1018 Damn 7 years ago
Listening to this music heals all old wounds and eases all worries and hurts. Makes peace where none was ever offered or forgiven past offered. Why ask why anymore. Just accept and live.
I got this game for Christmas. I remember this place very well. I do remember hearing my grandparents and parents laughing from the living room downstairs. The moment in time is far gone, but I can still hear them.
Legend of Zelda and those days, marvelous. Thank you.
Brings me back to when majora's mask was new. This whole game is a living puzzle. The rewarding feeling you get figuring it out on your own. You only get to experience it once.
Alright, I know that this was posted almost a decade ago, but I love this theme... It helped me escape my dark times in 2016 when I had depression and was so close to ending it all with no remorse. All video games, especially Zelda games helped me with that when I needed to escape the world around me, the people around me, and just finally be in some kind of peace, which was constantly. I'm glad to say that I'm no longer like that and I was surprised to even reach my current age of 15. Thank God, some of the people around me, and this series for getting me through a really dark era.
I hope that you're doing well my friend.
Me: FEELS.
Congrats man,you've made it this far,hope you're okay.
Keep going champ you got this 👍
Hey i know its been 3 years but we are still here for you, never give up man you got this
majoras music is so underrated... is a wonderful masterpiece
2020
Yup but as time goes it will get more recognized.
a true masterpiece and one of the most creative works of fiction ever created, the pinnacle of fictional story telling
Yeah
Ah.. What a fantastic game.. This game series is a big part of my childhood. While I miss it I would never want it to return... a new game in the series just couldn't top Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Just fantastic!
I agree. No other Zelda game can top OOT or MM. It can't be done. They were the best games. We were fortunate to have the honor of being able to grow up with them.
Totally agree with you
I haven't played the game, but I find myself listening to this song all day whenever I feel down. It always reminds me to keep going. Thank you.
I got mesmerized the first time I played this game and heard this song.. that was one of those moments where I realized this franchise means so much more than just being games
When my journey to this life ends, this song will accompany me to my next destination.
Just wanted to say that this comment really resonated with me. Guess I just put on this song and saw your comment at the exact right times.
I could in all honesty have this on for 10 hours straight.
Even if it is just in the background.
Such a beautifully calming piece of music.
Haunting, wonderous, reflective, tinged with hope.
There were times I would come to this place and wish I could insert myself into the game and just literally hang there. Such comforting music and setting. Thank you Nintendo!
One of those song that could play over and over again and never grow old. In spite of the years that went by, this is always that safe place to call home.
If you're ever out in the middle of nowhere with a good view for looking up at the stars, I highly recommend putting this on.
I love the uninterrupted sounds of nature, but this is just the perfect accompaniment. The composer really nailed it
This song has always made me afraid of something supposed to be inevitable, something that could end everything overnight. It made me want to enjoy every second as if it were my last, accepting my destiny. Fear... of time.
this song sounds like if a person were to walk into a place to see absolute beauty only to figure out that the end is near.
Sounds like life.
It used to be my ringtone
If nostalgia was a song, this would be it. It kinda brings all those feelings together, a positive mood that you associate with great past memories, something you gladly remember and think back to, yet also miss and wish you could get back the way it was.
hello, I'm from Brazil, this song really brings deep feelings, when I listen to it, a flashback comes in my head of a destroyed past, but at the same time it brings a feeling of hope, mystery and something imaginable, well, then I remember what this could be the best story ever.
there is always two types of people, the kind that play games and the ones that live games like it was another life. ugh, it gets so tearful whenever the game is finished and done, knowing that in the end the story will never been continued. this song always gets me though, it reminds me of the countless hours spent playing games, but In the end we either leave or finish the game or story, and move onto the next. Majors mask has su ch a big impact on me. continue crying with me peeps :,)
Such an evil sad and scary game . Love it
Ikr
Biokari The Fallen Angel yeh man
It feels so bad finishing a game that you lived, enjoyed, played, sometimes you got sad, and sometimes you got happy, yep, its sad
The beauty of this game is that you can just star all over again and you can re-live the adventure with a different path...
I've done so many variants that at some points I felt trap in there... hehe, how ironic.
Reading the comments while listening is so relaxing
I'm crying 😭😭😭
When my cousin gave me his n64 and all his games, I played this game first. I knew what it was because I loved the other Zelda games. I never knew anything about this game until I played it. Once I found out how to get here I just sat. Thinking that this was the best game in eternity.
this music is the balance to the universe. No responsibility no work no second job no work no play no bills no weird boyfriend and no awkward girlfriend no taking the dogs out just listening to Majora's mask and Zelda and this music. This music is the balance to the universe. Right here
This song in particular makes me wish I was born way earlier than I was, so that I would get to experience the magic of mm as a kid. I just know little me would have loved and cherished this song just as much as I do now. I absolutely love MM, it’s my favorite game of all time, and this is definitely my favorite TLoZ track I’ve listened to so far. It’s like…a comforting sadness. A sad sound, but not in a sad way. A perfect track, in my opinion.
Esta canción me hace recordar años en los cuales no me preocupaba por nada... me llega al corazón.
As a kid I just stood in this place and let it play so weird... i listen to it and it feels as if life is paused ...oh the nostalgia
This game envelopped me more than any other. I started playing very recently and didn't play very far at all, but the world, the setting, it's all so magical. I never thought a video game could immerse me so much. It's far from my favorite game, the gameplay aspect isn't very fascinating for me, but the world and story... Pure genius.