Astral Observatory - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

Nostalgic

I love how the song climbs to this euphoric height and slowly descends to this bittersweet hopelessness, such a fitting song for a place where you can watch the moon destroy the world. the song is hopeful yet hopeless at the same time. I feel like that’s exactly how I would feel if my world was ending too

Usted Esta Viendo Un Gameplay.

Usted Esta Viendo Un Lets Go Play.

Song sounds like a Christmas song

This song is too good for the location that its played in.

Why this remind me of that one blade runner scene-

The most calming track ever

I still remember this tune very well, along with many others from the N64 series, all these years later.. what nostalgia.

I remember the first time i stepped into the room i was amazed but i was in a hurry so i said i ll comeback to chill alter

😔

classic gaming music will always be better, when they had to really focus in on a melody you could hum to, while alot of modern gaming has full orchestras, classic melodies just hit wat different, and I can't really hum modern gaming music... nor remember it as easily as classic

Zone 8

ピクミン251のbgm

this is my happy place

Viva Reynosa Cabrones.

this song potrays emotions that dont exist

The more the song goes you’re left with FUUUUUCK

Gazing into the telescope is the only place in the game where time does not pass. What a masterpiece. This is probably one of the top video game songs of all time.

When I was 11-12ish, I really felt this song hit something primal but didn’t really understand why. Now, as an adult, I understand: it’s the sound of petty politicians bickering over nonsense as the world comes to an end, and everyone is going to die.

…. IN A VIDEO GAME.

HOLY—

The unexpected and unnusual chord progression brings this dark and hopeless ambience for an instant...but it is so smooth that you can't even notice. And then you're back on a conforting "safe" melody. I remember being "affraid" somehow but unncanely attracted to this theme when i first played by the age of 10. Now it gives me the chills and hit me hard with nostalgia. This is a masterpiece.

this goes on the list of “songs i need to learn on piano before i kms”

Sounds like something youd hear on a merry-go-round. Carnival music at its finest!

Who's here because of Pikmin 251?

This game and Silent Hill 2 are the best sad/dark games ever

I don't know why, but listening to this song brought this verse below, from the book of Revelation, to mind.

"And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed away.”

Me encanta.

88.

Honestly my fav track from the whole game

Honestly add a dry disco beat and reverb vocals to this and you have a tame impala song.

One of the only places in the game that makes you feel safe

I don't understand U

man how did I played this game without remembering this track??






well, time to replay

My favourite theme from any Zelda game.

the moon did nothing wrong

Anyone else get Pikmin vibes from this song?

Celestial music

I showed someone this song and they said "It's okay". Makes it really hard to trust that person now.

does anyone know where you can find the bell sound at the beginning and throughout? looked everywhere

The moon’s tear was the original dragon’s tear.

Me dio escalofríos

Dance your worries away baby…

This is the Windmill Hut of Majora's Mask

This song is so great it is making me emotional

this song hits harder than most.

I love this theme so much. Something about it just brings nostalgia to me. I feel like this game was probably one of the best in the Zelda franchise (in my opinion), just because it explores more mature themes than some of the other games. This game just seemed so developed, like the creators put thought into every little nook and cranny in this game. Anyways, I hope everybody here has a great day! Love this video! <3

Sounds from my childhood

I dunno why such a small part of game from 20 years ago meant so much to me when I was 10 years old, but it did.
I wound up picking up piano and learned how to play this.
I don't know what made me think of this today but it's been many years since I've heard it.
Now I'm crying my eyes out.
Time goes too fast.

Truly vile...

This is my favorite piece of music ever