Here here. OOT soundtrack is untouchable imo. 

Aonuma has more hits under his belt.

Everything starting with Ocarina of Time is Aonuma

I think Miyamoto's last where he was the game director was A Link to the Past

Agreed.

This guy gets it. Aonuma's artistic whims have severely damaged Zelda's reputation and fragmented its fanbase. Without him we wouldn't even be having these big debates over art style that continue to this day. The man is out of touch, he treats his personal fetish for "artsy" visuals as more important than the survival of the franchise and of Nintendo itself.

Between them, Miyamoto and Aonuma are a bigger threat to Nintendo than Microsoft and Sony are.

Dude...if you are going to say anything, make sure it is right...

I'm not sure it's a totally fair question. Miyamoto is the creative father of the Zelda series, and the games he directed or co-directed were mostly brilliant, IE the original, Link's Awakening, ALttP, Ocarina, etc.

However, arguably my two favorite Zelda games of all time, Link's Awakening on GB, and Twilight Princess on GC, were both directed by people no Miyamoto (Tazuka and Aonuma). Both games, to me, are brilliant and represent the best the series has to offer.

So it's a toss-up really. I was not a fan of Wind Waker, or Majora's Mask, and while I liked Skyward Sword, I didn't care for the OVER-use of the fuckin' motion controls for everyone outside of just swordplay. But TP is my fav. 3D Zelda, and I have faith that the dude's gonna do some really great things with this new epic Zelda, now that he has HD hardware and 25gb discs to work with.

Nope, Miyamoto directed Ocarina of Time, Aonuma was only one of several designers. Aonuma co-directed Majora, and was the full director for Wind Waker and TP. Skyward Sword was directed by Hidemaro Fujibayashi, who also directed or co-directed the Oracles games, Minish Cap, and Four Swords. For that matter, Hiromasa Shikata was technically the director on A Link Between Worlds. Daiki Iwamoto directed Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks, as well as the HD remake of WW. So in all reality, Aonuma was only the director for MM, WW, and TP. Beyond that, he basically took Miyamoto's old palce as producer of the series, while Miyamoto himself is basically just a creative advisor, and general supervisor of most of Nintendo's internal teams, along with Tezuka.

For that matter, Miyamoto himself only co-directed the original Zelda, and produced Zelda II, ALttP, etc. He didn't direct again, for the last time, until Ocarina of Time. His co-director Takashi Tezuka (the guy also behind the Yoshi's series), directed ALttP and Link's Awakening. And two other fellas co-directed Zelda II under Miyamoto's supervision, because at the time he was busy with Mario 3 among other things.

So while Miyamoto and Aonuma are seen as the "faces" of the franchise, people actually give them too much credit, when many others have been involved as well.

You have great taste in Zelda games, my friend!

Windwaker is my favourite, and ALBW is shaping out to be the best handheld Zelda. Both Aonuma so.. but that said Miyamoto did OoT, can't underestate the importance of that game for the industry