Mmm...pull them out of a hat or something?
I know what you mean though...I'm having a really tough time deciding. If you aren't going to vote, maybe you can write some reviews instead?
Since Rex asked...
Cool Side of the Mountain: This is a pretty 'chill' mix . Love the drum beat/bass you've got at the beginning.
I'm also not a huge fan of the lead synth, but the arranging is pretty cool. I like the original sections a lot.
I definitely agree with Rex about the organ. I actually would have liked for it to have a bit more of a presence in the mix.
I think this is the one that's grown on me the most. I've been liking it more and more each time I listen to it.
A Passing Dream 2: Great stuff here, plus props for working on a shorter schedule than the rest of us!
There's a lot of source to work with so it's cool that you were able to use so much of it. The chiptune/rock combination works really well in my opinion. I especially love how you did the intro; Those arpeggios really make me visualize a waterfall.
At first I wasn't sure about the disharmonious guitars at 2:15, but I kind of started to like them on subsequent listens. I would have loved for the synths to start to detune at that part too to make it sound really cacophonous.
After 2:54 I find the background stuff to become a bit grating, but I love all the soloing and stuff you've got overtop.
Overall this is a rockin' piece with lots of energy.
Remembering the Storm: The original riff at 0:12 is great. I've heard quite a few covers of this song, but none quite like this!
I also like the changes you made to the melody at 1:10, though I would have liked to have heard a bit more of that.
Love the bass at 1:37 and the melody changeup. Also love the secret and overworld references at the end.
The...chiptune parts that keep fading in left and right at the beginning (I have no idea what you would call them) sound really cool, but I think they can be a bit loud and distracting.
In general, the energy in this is really uplifting and fun. It totally sounds like it goes with the cute graphics that Wind Waker uses.
Mostly I just wish it was longer!
2 Sizes, 4 Swords, 8 Bits: Ehh, it's okay I guess.
I don't really like the beginning anymore...