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Ah. In that case, it'd probably be Strange Oriental Discourse from DiPP. That said, I haven't listened to all of the tracks in ZUN's albums yet, so there could be something I might find in one them which I'd like better.i meant more what track specifically but yeah dolls in pseudo paradise gives a really nostalgic yet unsettling vibe which fits the older story
A couple others I forgot to mention as individual music from the albums I enjoy a lot are, Greenwich in the Sky and Trojan Green Asteroid. Another one I love the melody of (but not as much with the instrumentation) is Schrodinger's Bakeneko.Ah. In that case, it'd probably be Strange Oriental Discourse from DiPP. That said, I haven't listened to all of the tracks in ZUN's albums yet, so there could be something I might find in one them which I'd like better.
Regardless, DiPP would most likely still remain my favorite of the albums largely for the reasons you said.
As expected, there was yet another one I had forgotten, with that being Kid's Festival.A couple others I forgot to mention as individual music from the albums I enjoy a lot are, Greenwich in the Sky and Trojan Green Asteroid. Another one I love the melody of (but not as much with the instrumentation) is Schrodinger's Bakeneko.
There are probably others I'm forgetting that I like the sound of, but those are generally the ones I like the best.
But, DiPP still wins overall as I like nearly every track in the album.
Regardless, ZUN's music is something special really as a whole.