1 Hour of Relaxing and Beautiful Zelda Music

[rickross]

Damn i wish i was a kid again, stay young at heart my people!

[Windir]

This takes me back.

Best memory of my mother, when i came home from school, she ran out of the house screaming: I DID IT!! I DID IT!!
we were stuck in lord jabu jabu for 3 days, and she got the boomerang.

May your soul rest in peace :(

[nigelvanzanten]

0:00 - Title Theme (Ocarina of Time)
1:25 - Follow Fi (Skyward Sword)
4:32 - Rito Village (Breath of the Wild)
8:19 - Lake Hylia (Twilight Princess)
10:42 - Forest Haven (Wind Waker)
12:56 - Astral Observatory (Majora's Mask)
14:20 - Fairy Fountain (30th Anniversary Concert)
17:35 - Zelda's Lullaby (Skyward Sword)
20:58 - Zora's Domain (Ocarina of Time)
23:48 - Hateno Village (Breath of the Wild)
27:31 - Isle of Songs (Skyward Sword)
30:35 - Moon's Tear (Times's End - Majora's Mask Orchestrated)
38:11 - Sacred Grove (Twilight Princess)
40:54 - Mount Hylia (Breath of the Wild)
43:28 - Bamboo Island (Skyward Sword)
45:23 - Gate of Time (Skyward Sword)
48:06 - Purified Dragon (Breath of the Wild)
50:10 - Midna's Lament (Twilight Princess)
52:15 - Lovers Mask (Time's End - Majora's Mask Orchestrated)
58:52 - Fi's Farewell (Skyward Sword)

[xSharpW]

That first song gets me right in the feels. Damn near cried.

[baw]

Man the “follow fi” song gets me. Skyward sword was one of the last games I ever got to play just living at home carefree before life slaps ya hard in the face. It’s never been the same since.

[ashketchup]

Anyone wish they could just go back in time and experience these amazing games again?

[krustyk]

The moment the Observatory song played, My chest compressed and got goosebumps all over my body. Man I'm old.

[victoriak]

The week my mom died in a car accident I had such bad anxiety. I couldn’t fall asleep no matter how tired I was because of the various flashbacks and visions of my mother. But I would play this and instantly fall asleep within 5-10 min. This soundtrack has been my saving grace, thank you <3

[rachelmcdonald]

I remember playing this game when I was younger I am 37 years now bring back memories when my big brother was playing it he passed Sept 23, 2006 but I miss him dearly back my childhood

[IATEALLTHECHEESE]

I'm crying. The whimsical and magical nature and sheer fantasy style of that artwork, and the beautiful and nostalgic music combined. What a beautiful, beautiful, franchise this is, the music, story, kingdom, emotional moments characters, enchanting atmosphere, they all come into play. So legendary. What a work of art. Almost every single game has its own independent beauty to it, yet still carries the same feel. It's sad and happy, adventurous and calming, it's all in one. God what a wonderful place. I wish I could visit every single era or timeline of Hyrule. It's just a land I wish I could see, for once in my life.

[MagicCuboid]

The Great Fairy Fountain followed by Skyward Sword's Zelda's Lullaby is exactly what my wife and I used for our Wedding Reception. Made me tear up to hear it occur in this playlist :')

[starlight]

Just found out that this isn't the orignal video, and that the original got blocked. Thank you so much for uploading this one. This specific mix/ video is my go-to for lots of situations and I would be pretty miserable without it :-) and let's not forget Luigi, the Youtube channel that orignally mixed this together

[dallasbolton]

Listening to music from my favorite game series of all time, the Legend of Zelda, really makes me think about how big of an impact these games really had on my life. As a kid, I thought of myself as just another insignificant kid from the suburbs who was ordinary. To no ones fault, I did not see myself as anything special, but deep down I always had this longing to be a hero. To be a person who stood for what was right, to rescue those in need and slay the evil doers. Never with the motive of fame or fortune in mind, but the motive of the pure joy I would be filled with my making others happy. To be able to stand for something bigger than myself and truly make a positive change in the world. And although I didn’t see a way to do that at the time I’m real life, these games gave me that opportunity. Through playing Zelda, I got a have a taste of what it’s like to conquer evil, save the princess, and ride off into the sunset victoriously. The best part is, I carried this mentality into my real life, and now seek to truly make positive changes in the real world, and be a hero in whatever small way I can. So thank you Legend of Zelda, for letting me experience and understand what it means to be a hero.

[PaulKankiewicz]

This might sound a bit strange, but this compilation has seriously gotten me through some tough times. In particular, life's been extremely stressful the past few years. I had forgotten that this compilation existed, but when I remembered and started playing through it again, all the stress seemed to just melt away as I was taken back to my childhood playing through the Zelda games. Thank you so much for this, it truly means a lot <3

[maximilianobricio]

14:20 The fairy fountain has to be heaven's default song, absolutely the most beautiful song in the entre saga

[austinanthonymancuso]

This is one of VERY few series where you wanna stay in certain locations JUST to hear the music. Lake Hylia always hits home. 🖤

[UndernetChara]

17:35 "While it's true that I am Hylia reborn, I'm still my father's daughter and your friend...I'm still your Zelda."



That line always makes me emotional.

[ximena]

Me siento tan sola, pero al escuchar esto quiero pensar que todo estará bien. No sabes cuanto me calma esto a pesar que sea solo un comentario en español

[coraes]

This is a masterpiece. It takes me back. Back to a time when everything was different. I remember when I was younger, around 6 or 7, I first heard about the Legend of Zelda. My sister (2 years older) and I always loved watching our big brother (7 years older than me) play videogames. No matter if in his room on his computer or on long car rides in the back, when he sat in the middle and played Nintendo and my sister and I were looking from the left and right to see what he played. One day, his birthday, he got a Wii. And with it, he got The Legend of Zelda: Skyward sword. He immediately started playing and my sister and I were watching like we always did. And that was just the start. He played everyday. And we watched everyday. And we loved it. We didn't want to miss a single time he played. Everytime he played, either my sister or I ran upstairs and told the other one. And we just stopped whatever we were doing and ran downstairs to watch him play. We even got mad at him when he played without us knowing. He also got Twilight princess and we also loved watching him playing that. Sometimes even our mom joined us watching. We were always trying to help or brother. When he was looking for something or had to solve a problem, we were starring at the screen, trying to find what he needed. (We actually were helpful two or three times. ) When he had to do something really hard, like a very strong boss battle my sister and I were completely silent and prayed for him to make it. On the scariest parts of Twilight princess mom told us to look away, but we didn't want to miss anything so we still secretly looked. It went like this for years. And I wished, it went like this forever. But times change. We got older. In 2015, we got to foster children. And everything changed. We didn't have the time to watch my brother play and it was often loud and full in the living room. Also, my brother was in his last school years and then he graduated. My parents wanted him to go to university but that wasn't for him. They wanted him to find a job, but that's not easy. One day, he moved out. He had a place to work, but just for some time. He's very smart, but he has some problems. The time I thought that everything was about to be good again was, when he started to play breath of the wild. My sister and I watched him like we always did. That was amazing. It felt like we were back in time again. At least for this few hours. But it still wasn't like it used to be. I know that he got far in all the games, but he never finished the final battles. I wish him the best. I love him. And I'll wait for the day that he finishes his battles.
When he stopped playing regularly, I eventually got a phone. I love watching let's plays, it's like I'm watching my brother again. Some time ago, I saw someone playing Majora's mask. I watched the full game play and I was super motivated. I mean, now I was old enough to play zelda myself. Last Christmas, it finally happend. I got Ocarina of time 3d. After all these years. Now I play it myself. And I love it.

These songs take me back. Back to the old times. And that's what I love about zelda. The games have so much to do with time. It affects your own life. It almost made me cry. So thank you. Thank you, The Legend of Zelda, for the memories. The old ones and the new ones.
I'll never forget it.

[sipinthatbub]

52:15 the saddest, most heart-breaking Zelda's Lullaby ever. I imagine a game where she dies at the end and the hero is all broken and depressed and her spirit comes to thank him for setting her free