Fairy's Fountain

"Fairy's Fountain" (also known as "Fairy's Spring", "Great Fairy's Fountain", all of the above without the "'s", and "File Select") is a frequently ripped track from The Legend of Zelda series on the SiIvaGunner channel. 
== Summary ==
"Fairy's Fountain""Great Fairy Fountain" on Zelda Wiki is a recurring leitmotif from The Legend of Zelda series associated with the Fairy race and usually played where one can find them, traditionally at Great Fairy Fountains. First appearing in A Link to the Past (although Great Fairies themselves originate from the very first game), this song (created by series' original composer Koji Kondo) became one of the series' most iconic tunes, being subsequently reused in almost every game in the franchise. The track was also used for the "File Select" screen in ALttP, which then also became tradition for the series.
The song is actually a slightly modified version of an older Kondo composition, "World 3 Map" a.k.a. "Water Land""Water Land" on Super Mario Wiki from . It's interestingly not the only musical connection between this game and the Zelda franchise, as it also features the whistle from the original NES game and its associated tune. The song is nowadays mainly associated with harps and faint choirs.
== Rips ==
The first rip of this track uploaded on the channel was "Fairy Fountain - The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass" released on April 20, 2016 for the 7 Gram Dab album. It is a mashup between "Fairy's Fountain" and "I Smoke Weed" by Chrome (featuring Boogie Mane and Crunchy Black).
There are currently 12 high quality rips of "Fairy's Fountain" on the channel, 3 of them being the "File Select" theme from Ocarina of Time, The Wind Waker HD, and Twilight Princess HD, and the 9 other being the "Fairy's Spring" theme (and other name variations) from Ocarina of Time (3 versions), Majora's Mask (2 versions), Phantom Hourglass (2 versions), Ocarina of Time 3D, and . Additionally, "Water Land - Super Mario Bros 3" is slightly modified to make it sound like "Fairy's Fountain".
== External links ==
* "The Legend of Zelda - All Fairy Fountain Themes" on YouTube
== References ==
Category:Frequently ripped tracks