>>1725433
>but if you're coming with a predisposition for the soundtrack being forgettable
my predisposition is formed entirely by the fact I quite literally can't recall a single beat, you couldn't ask for an easier time for convincing me
>Then again, Christopher Larkin did an incredible job for both Hollow Knight and Silksong soundtracks, so it's also fair for anyone to judge your tastes in music if you don't like the soundtrack.
being a condescending knob does no service to your supposedly earnest attempt at convincing someone of your point
>I'm sorry, man, but it's just THAT good lol, and orchestra setpieces are universally appealing too, kinda like chocolate.
orchestra consists of more than just piano, violin and cello
universal appeal is an apt description, as it ends up not being outstanding either negatively or positively, like a higher quality equivalent to elevator music
as for the tracks presented, #1 and #3 are decent but not outstanding and I'm surprised I didn't remember the hornet track at all as it is quite good, while #2 is the poster child of forgettable and #4 I straight up dislike
>>1789076
melodies are much easier to memorize than more complex or less structured pieces, but a good ambient track is memorable even if you can't recall the notes themselves