@@neonflashsparkotron5435 when I was a kid all I did was run around Hyrule field and I would never get close to them. When I started playing a few years ago I thought they were some weird tent. Until I got up on it. Now one thing that did scare me years ago and sometimes now when I'm playing Majora's Mask are the Poe's. The big Poe's scared me the most as well as the Poe sisters in the Forest Temple. Especially when you go in the area where there's stairs and you see a Poe sister in the portrait, but then when you go back to that same spot it's gone. That scared me the most. And it's super creepy when their eyes turn red as they're trying to attack you. Still makes me shiver to this day honestly.
@@shadowstormd6697 I just do it from time to time to make it more realistic lmao. I don't know anybody that would run and roll all the way across Hyrule field. Assuming that it's bigger than what's shown in game, of course
I actually had a dream back in the early 2000s that had 3:55 - 4:50 in it. I was in a field with my family and we watched the sky transition from a late afternoon sky to a beautiful ruby red sunset. I remember rolling down the hill also. Simpler times indeed
Can we appreciate how awesome 4:08 - 4:23 is!? I remember first roaming Hyrule and this part came on, I stopped moving Link and just said wow. This game is a complete masterpiece!
This one part actually gets me because it reminds me of me being a child who gets sleepy because it was a long and nice day and i now its time to sleep. I remember till now that this part actually Made my yawn but in a 100 % positive way. Good old times
The general aesthetic of this song, really fits so perfectly to the game. I really can't express enough how I love the Zelda games and their songs. They just have such power and impact only with their aesthetic, but are also amazing games. Man, I don't even know what to do with this hype about them.
Totally agree. The music is truly magical. It sets the tone SO well. It blows me away. I often wonder what it would be like to hear this music for the first time without ever having played or seen the game anywhere. I think I'd still experience a lot of the emotions the composer intended the listener to have, even without the games visuals to help.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 ye. I have a 3DS that I play OOT on and ever since the 3DS was discontinued, I've been worried that it'll stop working and I won't be able to buy a new one. Then I would never be able to play OOT again. that's why we need re-makes of OOT.
from 04:08 to the end : I used to stay still, watching the rays of the sun behind me, playing ocarina, turning the camera from left to right, then right to left. At that moment, I knew I was living an unforgettable experience.
It is amazing how Kondo San pulled up this theme by looping 22 tracks of 13 seconds each triggered at different situations or locations, making it endless
I don't know why, but for some reason the part between 1:21-1:33 has a very powerful impact on me. It really stirs up memories of my first experience with this game more than any other part of this track.
@@thiagomartins2774 It's not that, because OoT was the first Zelda game I ever played. I just find that particular part extra uplifting for some reason, possibly because I was enjoying the game to the max when that part started playing or something.
This Song is like if Koji Kondo composed a day. From the early morning chirps at the beginning right into the busy midday a few daily struggles right into the afternoon and sunset moonrise. this is how storytelling with music works, with emotions and how important it is to fit the scenario in a video game. it s better for the immersion and make the player having a general better experience than just random upbeat tracks. Koji Kondo is a Legend.
That little harmony at 1:08 is my favorite harmony ever in any game, movie, song, etc. The collection of notes is just so pleasing to my brain for some reason. I find myself humming it daily.
I love how smooth the melody changes in 2:38, you’re just chill in Death Mountain and suddenly the music changes because of those annoying little spiders, then you beat them and the beat goes back to normal, I really like those transitions
@@antonmaes5185 now Breath of the Wild was a fun playing for awhile but it just wasn't as I had thought it would be. I mean like in Zelda games there's always dungeons to explore with a boss to fight in the end and there were nothing but a bunch of Shrines. I got use to my weapons breaking but that was tripping me out.
@@CapricornGilbert there were so many weapons laying around that it really didn’t matter though, but I get your point, it would be nicer to have permanent upgradeable weapons
3:55 onwards always gives me chills. Aside from being beautiful piece of the music, the harmonious mingling of the harp and the ocarina is a reflection of how Sheik teaches Link various melodies which they then play together throughout the story. That always just added a little bit more to it for me.
Just called Nintendo a few minutes ago about account stuff. They put me on hold for a bit *and this played* "In all my years, I never heard Hyrule Field be used for hold music. Best part of my day so far" I told the guy once I was taken off hold. He laughs and says "I can out you back on hold if you wanna listen to it some more." After a bit of small talk and laughs, I managed to get my account stuff fixed. Nonetheless, still the best part of my day so far.
Step 1: turn 90 degrees away from your destination Step 2: hold Z Step 3: mash side dodge Step 4: move like 0.02% faster, probably, maybe, idk, I’m not a speedrunner. *but I sure as heck feel like I am while doing this*
Im 17 now, I've grown up playing various Nintendo games growing up since my dad was super into games but specifically Nintendo more so. Sadly he passed away from brain tumors last November right after he turned 41. Zelda was his favorite line of games ever, I now revisit and play these staple songs from my childhood that remind me of him. Anything zelda will always remind me of him. He's gone too early, but he was here long enough for me to have made memories with him and im grateful for that.
Apparently the music actually adapts to what you're doing. If you stand still it's actually the calm tunes. If you run around, it's actually the adventure type. If you start running again it has that buildup and then back to adventure. It's just a real neat detail I never noticed before and it flabbergasted my mind.
The thing I like about this piece is that in the game it’s dynamic. Everything you hear from 0:15-3:54 is when Link is moving. From 3:55 to 4:50 is when he’s sitting still.
Exacto amigo, siempre me a parecido que este tema encarna todo el viaje del héroe, desde la inocente partida, la invitación a la exploración, los peligros que te aguardan y al final la esperanza, todo eso lo escucho reflejado en las notas, es impresionante y hermoso...
Everything just fits so perfectly, the compressed audio samples, the charming low quality graphics, the colors of the field, the dread of the night, the enemies, HYAAAH!, the feel of the gray plastic controller in your hands. This game is perfect
@@GamingNostalgiaRemastered I'vE jUsT uploaded a cool new remake of Zelda Ocarina of Time "Hyrule Field". dude like lol i saw you like in like three other comments saying the exact same thing lmao 🤣
0:01 Aah, I love hearing that intro at dawn, I used to wait for it before going to another place just to hear that part, also 4:07 is very calm and lovely
Whenever I reboot up this game every few years, I always feel I could spend days just standing in the field, listening to this song fill my soul with the perfection that is being a child.
This song reminds me so much of my childhood. The amount of hours me and my friends spent exploring hyrule on the weekends…there’s no telling how many times I heard this tune.
Ahhh back in the good old days of the 90s, when games were proper games with feelings, music, emotion and a cracking story line. Our generation was the best.
I've had this as my morning alarm for around a year now. It's been great. Immediately reminds me that I'm waking up in a video game and to view life as an adventure.
This game was my first “real” video game. (I’d played Wii Sports beforehand) My friend at church had gotten this game recently for the 3DS. I was wowed by the graphics. 10 years later, I own the cartridge, and still play through it every year. Ocarina has and always will be my favorite game of all time.
@@jacobmonks3722 I 100% agree, but very few people believe that. Wii Sports and it’s sequel are amazing games, and easily some of my favorite games of all time.
Ahhh, being a kid, innocent, playing this game at the ends of the 90s, not knowing that the world was very grim. Which ironically reflected the theme that the game was conveying: the adult world is complex, dark, more serious and a cruel place. When you left Kokiri Forest your world expanded, then when you lift the legendary Master Sword from its pedestal at the Temple of Time, a perfect moment in my life, you get introduced to a level of hardship and darkness never before experienced. Day and nights spended with my beloved cousins and childhood friends playing this gem, competing about who was getting more closer to completion, givings us tips and fake tips... sometimes playing together, sometines in solitude, then catching up to each other progress about the game, sidequests, story. Chanting and introducing each other with new Ocarina's melodies. Trying to up the other in this incredible game. Ohh the discussions about the best way to beat a boss or solve a puzzle. I remember the time I, without Internet (which was practially non-existent in those days) or guides, discovered by myself the time paradox of the Song of Storm context while playing with dirt and bolted right away, fired up the 64 and started executing my -then- theory. And it worked! I felt like fucking Einstein after spending weeks being blocked in the game progress. This moment its top tier! This was beautiful and ephemeral, only now I finally realize this. This was a cherised moment, unique and unrepeatable, but I didn't knew that at that naive time of my life. It was awesome. I can even remember the very moment I watched the first epic trailer in Cartoon Network, being excited about some game I didn't knew before but that I was serious certain that would change my life, I had to have it... I thanks my family, specially my mom and uncle for gifting my this precious golden game. The night I received this, my life wasn't the same. Now, as an adult I can fully appreciate that gesture. But damn, the people that surrounded you at those times now have changed a lot. Yourself too, even to a point of being unrecognizable. The flow of time move like a river. Sage words from misterious Sheik. So much truth contained in those dialogues! This is the bittersweet feeling of the nostalgia. A tear and a smile at the same time. P.S Sorry about my broken English, isn't my native language.
I read all this, and it was beautiful!! I didn’t grow up with this game. But I was born in 1996 and just now playing this game and it’s amazing!! Even by today’s standards, it’s a work of art. I can’t imagine what people thought about this game when it was new. I wish I could’ve been a kid back then so I could’ve experienced what you had. Hope you’re doing well nowadays!
It's hard to think of any other single song that brings me back to my childhood so immediately and vividly as this one. I especially love the moments when the song gets more mellow and the percussion goes away, it's perfect music to relax with.
Just finished playing ToTK and decided to replay OoT. I realized OoT is legendary in comparison, everything about it is either Nostalgia or masterpiece.
Played the GameCube version as a kid, as my GameCube came with a collection of Zelda games on one disk. Was expecting some good nostalgia when listening to this today, but it ended up just being a reminder of how time has gone by, and how simple life was as a kid. Where does all that time go? I'd do anything just to get those years back. This has me on the verge of crying. I had such good times with this game.
I Truly believe that this here, is one of the best songs in all of zelda. I played this game in December 2019 on the 3ds. But that never changed how magical this was, after all this time this is still one of the greatest games of all time
I also played it first time recently, but in february, my bf gave me his copy of OOT for the 3ds AND BOY, i wish i could have played it a long time ago:l didn't know i was missing so much
I probably could have looked things up and beat it sooner, But it took me around a month I would say. Loved every part. Except Lord jabu jabu. That place was plain gross. And a few other things but still an amazing game
I just started playing it in the last couple days. I have heard the songs of this Zelda game, the story, but never actually played it, until now. And I am loving it.
Ive also been playing Zelda on and off during this time! I've been playing it solo and online with other people! Ahhhhh, I love modern modding technology turning a single player game into Co-op game.
Last week, I learned that this game was so loved by critics that Ocarina of Time is the ONLY game on Metacritic with a 99 score (No game has achieved 100). Yep, this game is Number 1 on Metacritic, beating other super popular games and the Pro Skater series.
I feel like it's impossible to describe what it was like to play this game in the late 90's as a child. It was so above and beyond anything else that was available, it showed us what a 3D game could be, it was groundbreaking for it's time and still managed to get right pretty much everything it did. From the story, to the dungeons, the music, and the controls (which have aged now but for the time were revolutionary). I can still play the N64 version today and enjoy it as much as I did in 1998. I actually don't think a game will ever be as close to perfect as this game was for it's time.
I think you're overplaying it or don't have a very good memory of gaming at that time. Super Mario 64 already showed us what a 3D game could be and came out 2 years earlier and is much more replayable due because it's not as linear as OoT is. Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon released a year before and it's a much better 3D adventure game with lots more exploration and a larger variety of gameplay styles. Plus OoT was an ugly game even back then. Majora's Mask blew it out of the water in every way only 2 years later. I understand it was "groundbreaking" in many ways, but that doesn't mean it's the pinnacle of gaming.
this brings me back to starting up oot3d, aimlessly running around hyrule field, accomplishing absolutely nothing, yet still having a blast nonetheless. take me back
Bro I love the Hero Of Time, he's my favourite incarnation of the hero for his life and hardships. THIS is his theme. A Balance of melodic happy music, and hard, strong beats.
I found a 3DS Nintendo selects version of this game at target on the discount shelf at a reduced price of $9.98 back in 2016, and I kept it sealed. Even though it was a Nintendo selects version of the game I still think $9.98 was a good deal for it. I actually like the way the red Nintendo selects border looks with the red Zelda font on it.
Fewer songs send me back to my childhood as it does this theme, that feeling playing this on the afternoon summers after a beach session with your colleagues but knowing that you have to save the world later... priceless!
Sitting out at my buddys farm all alone listening to this just brought me way back to my childhood, forgot how peaceful and worry free those days were. Nice to have a slice of that again!
I remember playing Ocarina of Time when I was 7 in 2013 on the N64, and in 2015 when I was 9 on the 3DS. Now I'm 14, and I'm currently replaying it on an Emulator I installed on my Gaming Computer. I fecking love this game. This game, Skyward Sword, Twilight Princess, and Majora's Mask, and BOTW are my favorite Zelda games. I might get around to playing A Link to The Past.
I was on hold with Nintendo ordering the Metroid prime jacket through the phone (their website was down) and this was the hold music. Nintendo forever.
man what I would give to go back in time just for ONE sunday afternoon again as a kid to play this. no work, no bills, everyone you know and love still alive. just a good afternoon taking turns playing N64 with friends and going outside just to see how far you could walk and what you could do. half people I played this game with as a child are now deceased, and so are many of the relatives. times sure do change fast.
this game had the greatest music out of any of the video games I used to play as a kid, I never really cared if I had the music on for say, pokemon or mario or any other game really, but besides gameplay and storyline the second greatest thing about ocarina of time is the music! I have it on 3ds and the music absolutely has to be turned on!
The first time I played Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time was on Nintendo 64. Back in 1998, we rented the game cartridge from Block Buster. It a very memorable game because of Link's call to adventure to save Princess Zelda. I eventually beat the game with max hearts. I recommend that, if you are playing the game for the first time, to watch a game guide on UA-cam. Enjoy the game!!
i Just LOVE that the music has 3 versions. the version that plays when you are not moving, the version when you are moving and the version when there's enemies around you! Moving version: 1:21 Enemy version: 2:39 Stand By version: 3:57 (my fav) And all of them alternate In game every time! this is so epic! that's why this music never gets boring xd
Whoa, I completely forgot that Ocarina of Time doesn't use the main Legend of Zelda motif for Hyrule Field. So weird that the main theme wasn't used in Ocarina of Time but it was used in Majora's Mask for Termina Field.
I love this Hyrule field theme!!!! 😊😀🥰🤗 It is fantastic, lovely, and just wonderful!!! 😃💕🥰💝🤗💖 Its like both an adventure and fantasy music! 😊💕🥰💖 It brings me memories of my childhood. 🙂😊💗🤗 It is simply music to my ears! 🥰 I imagine myself being in a fantasy forest with tall wide trees and beautiful flowers 🌻🌷🌼 and the sun 🌞 shining on me as I walk by a flowing river and I see fairies 🧚♀️, deers 🦌, and unicorns 🦄 coming by and greeting me as I am walking on a journey through the fantasy forest with this Hyrule theme music playing in the background!!! 😊💕🥰💖🤗💋😘💓 If only that was happening in real life!!!!!! 🥰
I just realized in the CHILD timeline, this Hyrule field theme is the last theme that felt happy and adventurous at the same time (TP in 2nd), no wonder it felt so Nostalgic and debatably the face Hyrule field themes of all time.
![End Credits (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time) | 近藤浩治 [Koji Kondo]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EQdIsG4z0uQ/mqdefault.jpg)
HYAH YA YA HYAH YA YA YA HYAAAAH YA YA HYAH YA HYAH
Ozan Young Yep, that sounds exactly like something link would say.
So deep😔
damn i reallt felt that tho 😔
:'u
honestly hearing this theme without link shouting from rolling constantly makes it feel incomplete
Just hearing this music makes me remember the anxiety of rolling towards the hyrule gates before they shut them on me
@Jon Dillon roms
It's all about the side jump
@@quillsomething9465 i think he meant he wanted tô have literally the ocarina, not the game
~Awoooooo
_night time starts_
Mitch Hayzen backwalking is slightly faster tho
2:38 when the music is getting ready to change and you know it is when the deadly flying Pineapples are after you.
fuccing peahats
@@KashRulez214 Scared them when I played years ago
When I played oot as a kid (around the age of 9) those things always scared the CRAP out of me when traveling through hyrule fields lol
@@neonflashsparkotron5435 when I was a kid all I did was run around Hyrule field and I would never get close to them. When I started playing a few years ago I thought they were some weird tent. Until I got up on it. Now one thing that did scare me years ago and sometimes now when I'm playing Majora's Mask are the Poe's. The big Poe's scared me the most as well as the Poe sisters in the Forest Temple. Especially when you go in the area where there's stairs and you see a Poe sister in the portrait, but then when you go back to that same spot it's gone. That scared me the most. And it's super creepy when their eyes turn red as they're trying to attack you. Still makes me shiver to this day honestly.
I don't think there's 2 people on earth who call the giant pineapples by the same name
This music isn’t the same without young Link screaming “Hyah!” as he rolls towards Hyrule castle.
Unless if you walked over there
@@The_Man_Who_Sold_the_World. you would have to be a crazy person to WALK to hyrule castle
@@shadowstormd6697 I just do it from time to time to make it more realistic lmao. I don't know anybody that would run and roll all the way across Hyrule field. Assuming that it's bigger than what's shown in game, of course
@@shadowstormd6697 I'd always turn back, z-target and backstep. It's much faster than rolling lol
@@The_Man_Who_Sold_the_World. One does not simply roll into Hyrule.
This is my morning alarm. There is no better thing that hearing this theme song while you are waking up. Ready to start a new day!!!
Especially in Majora’s Mask.
Except for 2:38
I think you just changed my life. Downloading alarm for music now.
I have the same alarm for pretty much my whole life, I love this tune
Mine is the theme from Link's house :D
My depression started when the castle gate closed in my face because i was too slow
I turned the game off cause the undead came out of the ground. Back when this game felt like it was infinitely big. Better days.
Always run backwards, waaaaaay faster and you'll always make it in time
*plays sun song*
Sidehop spam gang
@@emilyiscool891 It closed like 2 seconds before I got there, and I just pulled out my ocarina.
This will be the theme we all should hear when the Coronavirus pandemic is finally over.
Will you still be alive?
@@bathtubbarracuda2581 stfu
Yesss 😂😍
I agree.
Coronavirus is sadly only the beginning of things to come...
I always loved the part starting at 3:55.
It's such a feeling of nostalgia, like looking out at that field and knowing you were playing a special game
Es bellísimo
The best part 😭
I actually had a dream back in the early 2000s that had 3:55 - 4:50 in it. I was in a field with my family and we watched the sky transition from a late afternoon sky to a beautiful ruby red sunset. I remember rolling down the hill also. Simpler times indeed
Feels like the calm after the storm, like looking to the next tomorrow
Crazy how game developers these days get so obsessed with crazy graphics and ray tracing, but forget how amazing music can impact the feel of a game
shitty times mate : ( for everything, videogames, movies, shows, etc) its all about money and nothing else
Now don't get me wrong there Is more bad stuff than good stuff but there are many exceptions
At least they didn't have that problem then
Vote with your wallet. Go play Hollow Knight
Can we appreciate how awesome 4:08 - 4:23 is!? I remember first roaming Hyrule and this part came on, I stopped moving Link and just said wow. This game is a complete masterpiece!
That part always gets me. It's the flat 6th sound, it always brings out the chills
I love it when that part plays during sun set, it's just... So beautiful
This one part actually gets me because it reminds me of me being a child who gets sleepy because it was a long and nice day and i now its time to sleep. I remember till now that this part actually Made my yawn but in a 100 % positive way. Good old times
Gives you a warm glow inside...
Damn, man......damn.
The general aesthetic of this song, really fits so perfectly to the game. I really can't express enough how I love the Zelda games and their songs. They just have such power and impact only with their aesthetic, but are also amazing games. Man, I don't even know what to do with this hype about them.
Same feelings... Share it with people, family, friends and the best of all: your kids if you ever have
Totally agree. The music is truly magical. It sets the tone SO well. It blows me away. I often wonder what it would be like to hear this music for the first time without ever having played or seen the game anywhere. I think I'd still experience a lot of the emotions the composer intended the listener to have, even without the games visuals to help.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 ye. I have a 3DS that I play OOT on and ever since the 3DS was discontinued, I've been worried that it'll stop working and I won't be able to buy a new one. Then I would never be able to play OOT again. that's why we need re-makes of OOT.
Same here lol 😂
Thank God Globalization has allowed us to play this game 😄
_Official theme of jumping sideways_
did you know, that walking backwards is faster? unless you are going up a slope
What I thought only I knew about this strategy
or you could just do the bomb glitch and be at the other side of Hyrule Field in like 5 seconds lmfao
Hyahhh, heyyyy, shyaaaah, heyyyy, shyaaaah, hyahhh, hyahhh!
Before getting Epona.
Anyone remember this being the hold music on Nintendo's Customer Support Number?
I remember! I used to hope that they would take long to answer just to keep hearing it! 😂😂
Yes!😁
Yes.
@Reigh Mora [REDACTED]
I didn't even know that
from 04:08 to the end : I used to stay still, watching the rays of the sun behind me, playing ocarina, turning the camera from left to right, then right to left. At that moment, I knew I was living an unforgettable experience.
Was this back in the late 90’s when it was new?
Same feeling, a game that my old man gave me without asking and it became something great.
1:14 That good feeling you get when school is over and you get to go home
@@weirdo7319 lol
2:42 When you're going back to school.
@@weirdo7319 Its the pizzicato, plucking of the violin. Has a very short playful sound, like the attention span of a baby.
YESSS LMAOOAO AND NO FUCKING PINAPPLE CHASING YOU
With parents it’s kinda lame but by yourself it have a good feeling
It is amazing how Kondo San pulled up this theme by looping 22 tracks of 13 seconds each triggered at different situations or locations, making it endless
Every copy of oot hyrule field is personalized.
I don't know why, but for some reason the part between 1:21-1:33 has a very powerful impact on me. It really stirs up memories of my first experience with this game more than any other part of this track.
Maybe cause this part has a reference to "A Link to the Past"?
@@thiagomartins2774
It's not that, because OoT was the first Zelda game I ever played.
I just find that particular part extra uplifting for some reason, possibly because I was enjoying the game to the max when that part started playing or something.
my favourite part too
that and just the opening flute line.
I thought it sounds like good egg galaxy
"Thank you for calling Nintendo Customer Support, please hold while we connect you to one of our operators."
Glad to see someone else acknowledge that this is Nintendo of America's on hold song for customer support.
I hope this song isn't ruined for a new player just remembering it as the customer service theme song lol
This Song is like if Koji Kondo composed a day. From the early morning chirps at the beginning right into the busy midday a few daily struggles right into the afternoon and sunset moonrise. this is how storytelling with music works, with emotions and how important it is to fit the scenario in a video game. it s better for the immersion and make the player having a general better experience than just random upbeat tracks. Koji Kondo is a Legend.
koji kondi, heh, silly
he still is a legend nonetheless
@@AAAAAAUUUUGHGHHHH omg i didnt realised that typo
That little harmony at 1:08 is my favorite harmony ever in any game, movie, song, etc. The collection of notes is just so pleasing to my brain for some reason. I find myself humming it daily.
Me too, i love the part from 1:08 - 1:20
This music is beautiful heroic and heavenly
@@abrahamcisneros1425 It's also present in the opening to Super Mario 64 haha
I love how smooth the melody changes in 2:38, you’re just chill in Death Mountain and suddenly the music changes because of those annoying little spiders, then you beat them and the beat goes back to normal, I really like those transitions
Yeaaahh I was thinking the same thing haha
Yeah.
Sim sim 🤣🤣
From 3:55 to 4:08 is my favorite. They don't make great video games like this anymore at all and it is such a shame. This is forever my childhood
:’)
What about Breath of the wild?
@@antonmaes5185 they’re completely different games
@@antonmaes5185 now Breath of the Wild was a fun playing for awhile but it just wasn't as I had thought it would be. I mean like in Zelda games there's always dungeons to explore with a boss to fight in the end and there were nothing but a bunch of Shrines. I got use to my weapons breaking but that was tripping me out.
@@CapricornGilbert there were so many weapons laying around that it really didn’t matter though, but I get your point, it would be nicer to have permanent upgradeable weapons
3:55 onwards always gives me chills. Aside from being beautiful piece of the music, the harmonious mingling of the harp and the ocarina is a reflection of how Sheik teaches Link various melodies which they then play together throughout the story. That always just added a little bit more to it for me.
Just called Nintendo a few minutes ago about account stuff.
They put me on hold for a bit *and this played*
"In all my years, I never heard Hyrule Field be used for hold music. Best part of my day so far" I told the guy once I was taken off hold.
He laughs and says "I can out you back on hold if you wanna listen to it some more."
After a bit of small talk and laughs, I managed to get my account stuff fixed.
Nonetheless, still the best part of my day so far.
That sounds awesome. A moment to cherish for sure lol
Step 1: turn 90 degrees away from your destination
Step 2: hold Z
Step 3: mash side dodge
Step 4: move like 0.02% faster, probably, maybe, idk, I’m not a speedrunner.
*but I sure as heck feel like I am while doing this*
Backwalk is faster
unspoken rule "keep rolling"! :D
Cyber214 Frame perfect side hops are very slightly faster than backstepping, but it’s obviously less consistent so no one does it
I respect speedrunners and all, but, nothing will ever beat the rolling! Just a tradition at this point amongst players.
Sempre fiz isso kkk o pulinho lateral .
Thank you. This is probably the one I missed the most.
That opening noise has to be the most calming thing in the world, knowing that the things that attack you at night are gone now. I remember it so well
yeah except those are not the right three notes wtf..?! is this like a japanese version or something?
3:54 - 4:08 feels so magical and beautiful, definitely the best part of the song
Im 17 now, I've grown up playing various Nintendo games growing up since my dad was super into games but specifically Nintendo more so. Sadly he passed away from brain tumors last November right after he turned 41. Zelda was his favorite line of games ever, I now revisit and play these staple songs from my childhood that remind me of him. Anything zelda will always remind me of him. He's gone too early, but he was here long enough for me to have made memories with him and im grateful for that.
Apparently the music actually adapts to what you're doing. If you stand still it's actually the calm tunes. If you run around, it's actually the adventure type. If you start running again it has that buildup and then back to adventure. It's just a real neat detail I never noticed before and it flabbergasted my mind.
The thing I like about this piece is that in the game it’s dynamic. Everything you hear from 0:15-3:54 is when Link is moving. From 3:55 to 4:50 is when he’s sitting still.
3:55 when you leave school and the sun is about to go away and get that yellow/orange sky
What?
DolphinLover28 dusk
this gave me chills...
Game Dude It’s called a “sunset”
Yeah and it’s the last day of school for the summer
6 yr old me when I found a stick in the park:
we have the same life then
I have not had a singular unique experience
This is one of the songs that plays when you call Nintendo for support this makes them the best gaming company
spoke too soon my guy hopefully Nintendo makes a huge comeback in 2021 and we can ignore 2020....
@@hermisondi_3500 As if 2020 is the first time Nintendo's been a dickish company lol
this comment aged.
@@Iloveturkiye-mp5ee Not bad business choices. They are doing fantastic with revenue. They're making bad choices, but not bad ones in business.
Ah yes Nintedo, the company that has been making anti-consumer choices since 2011 😂
This song epitomizes the feeling of going on an epic adventure
Exacto amigo, siempre me a parecido que este tema encarna todo el viaje del héroe, desde la inocente partida, la invitación a la exploración, los peligros que te aguardan y al final la esperanza, todo eso lo escucho reflejado en las notas, es impresionante y hermoso...
3:54 ABSOLUTELY PERFECT
Everything just fits so perfectly, the compressed audio samples, the charming low quality graphics, the colors of the field, the dread of the night, the enemies, HYAAAH!, the feel of the gray plastic controller in your hands. This game is perfect
0:17 - 0:30 idk why I love this part ❤️ just bought the game a week ago and it’s timeless 🙏🏾
Sounds like a reference
That moment from 4:09 until about 4:23 burned into my memory forever when I first heard it in my childhood
Isnt it such a sad and nostalgic little rhythm?
Still makes me tear up a bit my dude
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@@GamingNostalgiaRemastered
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@@yumiino6871 very perceptive of you. ;)
2:43 Enemy ahead
The giant peahats lol
Those goddamn tektites on death mountain
I feel like this part should have played while trying to avoid the volcanic rocks on Death Mountain.
0:01 Aah, I love hearing that intro at dawn, I used to wait for it before going to another place just to hear that part, also 4:07 is very calm and lovely
man we're actually same
Whenever I reboot up this game every few years, I always feel I could spend days just standing in the field, listening to this song fill my soul with the perfection that is being a child.
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How is no one talking about 2:25 ? That’s the best segment of them all!
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It’s my all time favorite part!
Yeah this is my favourite as well
The epitome of adventure music. Koji Kondo is a God when it comes to his art.
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Every time I hear this all I can think of is that god damned giant Turnip Helicopter thing that tries to kill you.
for real it acc gives me nightmares
Those things are so annoying
Creepy Thingys
Misread turnip as Trump lmao, I was like "what?"
y mean peahats?
I love this song. It's so happy and innocence. This masterpiece gives me nostalgic sensations and makes me think about my childhood.
You can hear at 1:21 the beginning of the Zelda main theme which doesn't actually appear in the whole game
This song reminds me so much of my childhood. The amount of hours me and my friends spent exploring hyrule on the weekends…there’s no telling how many times I heard this tune.
Ahhh back in the good old days of the 90s, when games were proper games with feelings, music, emotion and a cracking story line. Our generation was the best.
I've had this as my morning alarm for around a year now. It's been great. Immediately reminds me that I'm waking up in a video game and to view life as an adventure.
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This song represents the start of an adventure
This game was my first “real” video game. (I’d played Wii Sports beforehand) My friend at church had gotten this game recently for the 3DS. I was wowed by the graphics. 10 years later, I own the cartridge, and still play through it every year. Ocarina has and always will be my favorite game of all time.
Wii Sports is a real video game, and a damn good one.
@@jacobmonks3722 I 100% agree, but very few people believe that. Wii Sports and it’s sequel are amazing games, and easily some of my favorite games of all time.
Ahhh, being a kid, innocent, playing this game at the ends of the 90s, not knowing that the world was very grim. Which ironically reflected the theme that the game was conveying: the adult world is complex, dark, more serious and a cruel place. When you left Kokiri Forest your world expanded, then when you lift the legendary Master Sword from its pedestal at the Temple of Time, a perfect moment in my life, you get introduced to a level of hardship and darkness never before experienced.
Day and nights spended with my beloved cousins and childhood friends playing this gem, competing about who was getting more closer to completion, givings us tips and fake tips... sometimes playing together, sometines in solitude, then catching up to each other progress about the game, sidequests, story. Chanting and introducing each other with new Ocarina's melodies. Trying to up the other in this incredible game. Ohh the discussions about the best way to beat a boss or solve a puzzle. I remember the time I, without Internet (which was practially non-existent in those days) or guides, discovered by myself the time paradox of the Song of Storm context while playing with dirt and bolted right away, fired up the 64 and started executing my -then- theory. And it worked! I felt like fucking Einstein after spending weeks being blocked in the game progress. This moment its top tier!
This was beautiful and ephemeral, only now I finally realize this. This was a cherised moment, unique and unrepeatable, but I didn't knew that at that naive time of my life. It was awesome.
I can even remember the very moment I watched the first epic trailer in Cartoon Network, being excited about some game I didn't knew before but that I was serious certain that would change my life, I had to have it...
I thanks my family, specially my mom and uncle for gifting my this precious golden game. The night I received this, my life wasn't the same. Now, as an adult I can fully appreciate that gesture. But damn, the people that surrounded you at those times now have changed a lot. Yourself too, even to a point of being unrecognizable. The flow of time move like a river. Sage words from misterious Sheik. So much truth contained in those dialogues!
This is the bittersweet feeling of the nostalgia. A tear and a smile at the same time.
P.S Sorry about my broken English, isn't my native language.
I read all this, and it was beautiful!! I didn’t grow up with this game. But I was born in 1996 and just now playing this game and it’s amazing!! Even by today’s standards, it’s a work of art. I can’t imagine what people thought about this game when it was new. I wish I could’ve been a kid back then so I could’ve experienced what you had. Hope you’re doing well nowadays!
Nah that was beautiful
It's hard to think of any other single song that brings me back to my childhood so immediately and vividly as this one. I especially love the moments when the song gets more mellow and the percussion goes away, it's perfect music to relax with.
4:08 This part and onwards is so damn beautiful, it almost brings me to tears. The nostalgia is just insane
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Just finished playing ToTK and decided to replay OoT. I realized OoT is legendary in comparison, everything about it is either Nostalgia or masterpiece.
Ay man me too
Played the GameCube version as a kid, as my GameCube came with a collection of Zelda games on one disk. Was expecting some good nostalgia when listening to this today, but it ended up just being a reminder of how time has gone by, and how simple life was as a kid. Where does all that time go? I'd do anything just to get those years back. This has me on the verge of crying. I had such good times with this game.
I Truly believe that this here, is one of the best songs in all of zelda. I played this game in December 2019 on the 3ds. But that never changed how magical this was, after all this time this is still one of the greatest games of all time
i remember playing this back in 2012. IT TOOK ME 1 year to complete it. OOF
I also played it first time recently, but in february, my bf gave me his copy of OOT for the 3ds AND BOY, i wish i could have played it a long time ago:l didn't know i was missing so much
I was soooo addicted i even finished the game in like 4 weeks or so
I probably could have looked things up and beat it sooner, But it took me around a month I would say. Loved every part. Except Lord jabu jabu. That place was plain gross. And a few other things but still an amazing game
I've been playing alot of OOT during this social distancing period, fortunate to be able to hear this beautiful music while playing 😊
I see you like The Weeknd as well. Good shit
aw hell yeah!! i’ve been doing the same with majora’s mask during this time. good shit good shit
I just started playing it in the last couple days. I have heard the songs of this Zelda game, the story, but never actually played it, until now. And I am loving it.
@@sp7111 I've started playing it too. But then you aren't gonna like what's inside the kakariko village well lol.
Ive also been playing Zelda on and off during this time! I've been playing it solo and online with other people! Ahhhhh, I love modern modding technology turning a single player game into Co-op game.
"He didn't even cry while watching Titanic!"
"I know! Do men even have feelings?!"
Men: At 4:00 "..."
I'm literally crying😭😭I miss this game so much, it was the best game ever♥️
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Damn it's so magical. Feels like i'm a kid again exploring hyrule❤
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Last week, I learned that this game was so loved by critics that Ocarina of Time is the ONLY game on Metacritic with a 99 score (No game has achieved 100).
Yep, this game is Number 1 on Metacritic, beating other super popular games and the Pro Skater series.
The only better games imo are Half life 2 and gta sa
I feel like it's impossible to describe what it was like to play this game in the late 90's as a child. It was so above and beyond anything else that was available, it showed us what a 3D game could be, it was groundbreaking for it's time and still managed to get right pretty much everything it did. From the story, to the dungeons, the music, and the controls (which have aged now but for the time were revolutionary). I can still play the N64 version today and enjoy it as much as I did in 1998. I actually don't think a game will ever be as close to perfect as this game was for it's time.
I think you're overplaying it or don't have a very good memory of gaming at that time. Super Mario 64 already showed us what a 3D game could be and came out 2 years earlier and is much more replayable due because it's not as linear as OoT is. Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon released a year before and it's a much better 3D adventure game with lots more exploration and a larger variety of gameplay styles. Plus OoT was an ugly game even back then. Majora's Mask blew it out of the water in every way only 2 years later. I understand it was "groundbreaking" in many ways, but that doesn't mean it's the pinnacle of gaming.
Mystical Ninja is a better 3D adventure game than Ocarina of Time... lol. Almost the entirety of the gaming world disagrees.@@OrangeXenon54
this brings me back to starting up oot3d, aimlessly running around hyrule field, accomplishing absolutely nothing, yet still having a blast nonetheless. take me back
Bro I love the Hero Of Time, he's my favourite incarnation of the hero for his life and hardships. THIS is his theme. A Balance of melodic happy music, and hard, strong beats.
my favorite is hero of twilight aka descendant of hero of time
@@imamnajmi3084 Yes Love that I respect him just as much for healing the Hero Of Time's Pain and Sorrow. Also he's like my 2nd favourite
this makes me think of sitting in my friends basement playing Ocarina of Time late at night when we were kids. : ) good memories.
Was this back in the 90’s?
@@7771ham no actually, her older brother had a game cube and we used that. like around 2009ish. : )
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The best music of The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time.
lost woods song is nice too
@@Calibo999 Yeah
my favourtite is temple of time
I found a 3DS Nintendo selects version of this game at target on the discount shelf at a reduced price of $9.98 back in 2016, and I kept it sealed. Even though it was a Nintendo selects version of the game I still think $9.98 was a good deal for it. I actually like the way the red Nintendo selects border looks with the red Zelda font on it.
Fewer songs send me back to my childhood as it does this theme, that feeling playing this on the afternoon summers after a beach session with your colleagues but knowing that you have to save the world later... priceless!
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This is the sound of adventure. This is adventure in composition form.
Used to have this as my alarm long ago!
Zach Kessinger Same i have it rn tho
And you awake?
Same, but then I had to change it because I didn’t want to hate the song every time I woke up lol
1:08 is my favorite part, it's like our inevitable fate on growing up
Sitting out at my buddys farm all alone listening to this just brought me way back to my childhood, forgot how peaceful and worry free those days were. Nice to have a slice of that again!
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I remember playing Ocarina of Time when I was 7 in 2013 on the N64, and in 2015 when I was 9 on the 3DS. Now I'm 14, and I'm currently replaying it on an Emulator I installed on my Gaming Computer. I fecking love this game. This game, Skyward Sword, Twilight Princess, and Majora's Mask, and BOTW are my favorite Zelda games. I might get around to playing A Link to The Past.
Wow that's great man wished I played the game when I was younger, so how's a Link to the past.
NOSTALGIAAAA. LOved walking around the field and gave me happy vibes.. until night..
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Everytime I hear this soundtrack it makes me want to go back and beat the game again.
I can't unhear the Twilight Princess Hyrule field theme helpp 😭😭
Forever and ever my favorite game. Their soundtracks are also amazing 😍
I was on hold with Nintendo ordering the Metroid prime jacket through the phone (their website was down) and this was the hold music.
Nintendo forever.
This song always came to mind when waking up during my high school days
I bet Gannons tower music played on exam days lol
3:16 - 3:42 Me in Skyward Sword trying to play the harp 😂😂
Such a master peace that warms my heart and brings a tear to my eye. Forever will.
I grew up playing the 3ds (not many people did), but this song brings me so much nostalgia
Yes. Well, also the original DS
I got the 3ds in 2011 when I was 10, so essentially I did too. Good times.
This song is the embodiment of undertaking a new adventure.
man what I would give to go back in time just for ONE sunday afternoon again as a kid to play this. no work, no bills, everyone you know and love still alive. just a good afternoon taking turns playing N64 with friends and going outside just to see how far you could walk and what you could do. half people I played this game with as a child are now deceased, and so are many of the relatives. times sure do change fast.
2:00 is my personal favorite part :)
x2, is so nostalgic and cute
this game had the greatest music out of any of the video games I used to play as a kid, I never really cared if I had the music on for say, pokemon or mario or any other game really, but besides gameplay and storyline the second greatest thing about ocarina of time is the music! I have it on 3ds and the music absolutely has to be turned on!
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I always associate the bit at 2:43 with the sun about to set and the horrors of the night about to reveal themselves
0:29 Link hums this part sometimes when he cooks in Tears of the Kingdom!
Just came here after noticing it, what a nice touch (along with all the other tunes Link hums)
The first time I played Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time was on Nintendo 64. Back in 1998, we rented the game cartridge from Block Buster. It a very memorable game because of Link's call to adventure to save Princess Zelda. I eventually beat the game with max hearts. I recommend that, if you are playing the game for the first time, to watch a game guide on UA-cam. Enjoy the game!!
I just like listening to this when I’m on one of my long drives. It turns even the most mundane interstate drive into an adventure!
God i remember the first i walked out onto that field and heard this music. Ah good times
This is going to be my alarm in the morning
I still have ocarina of time on my wii, though it was my dad who played it, the nostalgia coming from this song alone goes hard
i Just LOVE that the music has 3 versions. the version that plays when you are not moving, the version when you are moving and the version when there's enemies around you!
Moving version: 1:21
Enemy version: 2:39
Stand By version: 3:57 (my fav)
And all of them alternate In game every time! this is so epic!
that's why this music never gets boring xd
Whoa, I completely forgot that Ocarina of Time doesn't use the main Legend of Zelda motif for Hyrule Field. So weird that the main theme wasn't used in Ocarina of Time but it was used in Majora's Mask for Termina Field.
Best part is from 4:08 to 4:23 imo
this part gives me some heavy feels
@@tkyod.9009 Same, I cant describe this feel, it feels peaceful, and is just the best part of this theme
Sounds triumphant
To me it feels like I’ve just accomplished something bigger than me and helped a lot of people out
@@henrycenteno642 Yes it DOES that's how I feel
I love this Hyrule field theme!!!! 😊😀🥰🤗 It is fantastic, lovely, and just wonderful!!! 😃💕🥰💝🤗💖 Its like both an adventure and fantasy music! 😊💕🥰💖 It brings me memories of my childhood. 🙂😊💗🤗 It is simply music to my ears! 🥰 I imagine myself being in a fantasy forest with tall wide trees and beautiful flowers 🌻🌷🌼 and the sun 🌞 shining on me as I walk by a flowing river and I see fairies 🧚♀️, deers 🦌, and unicorns 🦄 coming by and greeting me as I am walking on a journey through the fantasy forest with this Hyrule theme music playing in the background!!! 😊💕🥰💖🤗💋😘💓 If only that was happening in real life!!!!!! 🥰
I just realized in the CHILD timeline, this Hyrule field theme is the last theme that felt happy and adventurous at the same time (TP in 2nd), no wonder it felt so Nostalgic and debatably the face Hyrule field themes of all time.