Wow, ok off-topic
Anyway, I think Zelda music is very respectable. Ocarina is my favorite game soundtrack next to Chrono Trigger. But the music in Zelda games is very different than the music in something like a mainstream Final Fantasy game in that it's more atmospheric. Instead of big large orchestral pieces you get maybe a one instrument melody. That's not to say Zelda music isn't sufficiently epic.
My favorite tracks would be anything from Ocarina, the Great Deku Tree especially gets over-looked a lot but that's a great piece. I think Wind Waker and Twilight Princess both had equally good music, though they weren't as consistent as Ocarina or Majora's Mask.
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