Toto

That's the greeting used among us Zoras.

Oh, forgive me. I am Toto, manager of the band, The Indigo-Go's.

I'm out of business cards, so a Zora greeting will have to do.

Hey, are you going to play for us again?

I wanted you, too, to hear Lulu's voice on this stage.

We were scheduled to do a show, but it got canceled.

This place has a reputation for being a great live venue, so it's a shame.

I'd like to do a sound check, though. I just want to see what it would have been like... Hey, you!

Could you help me with a performance?
Yes
No

Oh, that's too bad.

OK! You play guitar, right? Stand beneath the spotlight on the right.

Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! The guitar goes on the right, the right!

OK! Play your guitar like this...

OK! You play the pipes, right? Go stand under the front-left spotlight.

Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! The pipes go under the front-left spotlight!

OK! Now, play your pipes like this...

OK! You play the ocarina, right? Go stand under the center spotlight.

Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! The ocarina goes under the center spotlight!

OK! Play your ocarina like this...

OK! You play the drums, right? Go stand under the rear-left spotlight.

Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! The drums go under the rear-left spotlight!

OK! Play your drums like this...

OK! That feels good!

What feels good?!? That wretched, senseless racket?!

Bravo!!! That was the best!!!

Tha-That melody...

That melody...It brings back so many memories!

It's their old standby... "Ballad of the Wind Fish."

That's the song that members of the previous generation of The Indigo-Go's made famous!

I entered show business because I heard this song at the Carnival of Time long ago...

By doing performances, I thought maybe I'd get to meet the singers of that song...

The one you heard singing must have been the original Lulu, mother of the current lead singer who's also named Lulu.

So her daughter is singing now...

Is that so? I'd like to hear that...

I'm sorry I booed you... Please, take my mask.

You've done good work... Now you flee, too...