OBLIVION SOUNDTRACK 3 (WINGS OF KYNARETH)

[@jerssh]

This is the one. The one that hits me the hardest.

[@lucasarnold6783]

Exactly at 0:26

[@TheEarthCreature]

Yes. Exactly then.

[@greatsupper]

still gives me the heebidy jeebidies.

[@EliottSontot]

I always get chills when this music start to play... this fits perfectly all the beautiful things of this game.

[@leloupdessteppes3228]

Imagine a world without mudcrabs. The music will never end...

[@MF_Newportz]

I hate how they break the music. Especially when you play it heavily modded, and you're walking through this gorgeous fantasy land with enormous trees and beautiful stringed music and all of a sudden you hear that BUM BUM BUM BUM of the battle theme and oh look it's another mudcrab for you to slay in one strike..

[@leloupdessteppes3228]

Travis Boudreaux Yeah I know it's so annoying. I just dream that all mudcrabs will be exterminated from the surface of this planet.

[@GonsalvoDeCordova]

Andy Leo Just slide that little gameplay setting all the way to the right, friend. It's a whole new game, and you won't need to get a copy of Dark Souls ...

[@samlrjq]

Travis Boudreaux Heh. I think my biggest gripe in TES series in general(from all games) is the lack of decent battle music overall.

[@MF_Newportz]

Jeejee I agree. I would be ok with the music keeping the same theme, but adding aggressive string parts. I think brass and bass is too intrusive. Music can be aggressive without these things.

[@julianjaimes197]

While Jeremy Soule was working on the oblivion soundtrack, he almost died in a car crash. He said that the near death experience he had greatly influenced the way me he made the oblivion ost, and that he wanted to "comment on the human condition and the beauty of life" I think he did a real good job. I'm glad oblivion was my first RPG and I was still in elementary school when it first came out, the whole game seemed like magic to me. It felt like i was playing a LOTR movie, and honestly despite some of its flaws, oblivion is still most definitely my favorite single player game and RPG of all time.

[@Nonobabloogey]

I know there's 20 thousand other comments saying this but this game is so magical to me in so many ways

[@nirau]

For sure, Oblivion have best soundtrack from TES series. So nice melody and you realize that Tamriel is real, forests, dungeons, cities in your mind forever.

[@SunSign]

Yes, Tamriel exists in our imagination and dreams. :)

[@frname7665]

Don't agree. To me, Skyrim has a better soundtrack. Masser, Secunda, Solitude, Watch the Skies, the city gates... damn

[@nirau]

Frname This is very personal and individual things. But Skyrim has really great soundtrack too. Especially Secunda, Aurora and Far Horizons.

[@tucker8071]

+A_Osovsky those ones are freat

[@AvalancheGameArt]

Unbroken road, Wind Guides you(which is Minstrel lament) and much more. But such soundtrack is wasted in an empty and all the same game.

[@bryo4321]

Best song on the Oblivion OST. This one is just absolutely beautiful. I know a lot of people like to bash this game saying that Cyrodil was uninteresting or too "standard high fantasy" of a setting compared to Morrowind, but i personally never minded this. The lush green forests and beauty of the landscape made it feel "comfortable" to me. It made exploring feel fun as you'd constantly stumble upon all these beautiful views. It's a place I would love to live in, full of cozy towns and inns, especially versus the harsh terrain and weather of skyrim , or the swampy and bizarre landscape of morrowind.

[@maxedout44]

you said exactly what I had in mind man

[@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews]

Neither Skyrim or Morrowind have a piece of music in them as beautiful as this track right here.

[@samlrjq]

Heh, I much prefer the rugged, alien landscape of Morrowind myself. I preferred the architechture as well. Granted, the towns could be a bit bigger, but aside from that, cyrodiil is just way too stereotypical for me. Still a good game though, wish I could come back but sometimes the similar dungeons just put me off.

[@crestfallenknight7983]

***** Hammerfell isn't a desert only. Just like Skyrim is not all covered with snow. But yeah, I also suppoused it must have been a little souther

[@MrTahabk]

bryo4321 I played skyrim before i played this, kinda regret it now. but my ONLY problem with this game was there was no run button. do you know how annoying it is having to trot everywhere.... so looong...

[@vincentbedard4267]

Jeremy Soule really did help make Tamriel feel like a real place with the elder scrolls games's soundtracks.

[@warlockdruid]

oblivion definitely has one of the best soundtracks ever

[@ShadowMoses900]

Oblivion is proof that video game music is pure art. It deserves the same respect and recognition as non video game music.

[@jeffreystevens8042]

Saturday afternoons I went down into my basement and I played Oblivion. The whole house was silent and the whole room was dark, and there was something sort of magical about my time playing this game. I think this song encapsulates that magic pretty damn well.

[@paigel.8015]

I had the exact same experience!

[@michaelgoodchild9895]

+Jeffrey Stevens Perfectly described my experience too! Gotten back into it recently as well. Even without mods, it's aged like a fine bottle of Surille Bros. :P

[@Sims2Pack]

This song is like magic.

[@jamesosullivan532]

This comment sent chills down my spine as the music played

[@BlGOLAF]

I honestly think that Oblivion's music is much better than Skyrim's.

[@southernfriedmedia3968]

maybe the open world soudtrack is more enjoyable, but not much can beat that Nordic chorus at the title screen of skyrim

[@cradiIy]

And morrowind is better than Oblivion. Don't compare the 2. Skyrim is based on Nordic culture thus the barbarian choir and soothing music in there. Oblivion has heroic esque music because well you're no dragonborn or nerevar demi god you're just a plain old human on a mission to deliver the amulet then you become a hero. Morrowind you just become a full on god yo. All are composed by jeremy soule and have different environments.

[@southernfriedmedia3968]

I guess I just identify more with the Nordic music. I wouldn't doubt that my Scot and Irish blood mixed with German have something to do with that lol

[@blastoise114]

cradiIy Yea, I see your point, but how can you NOT compare them, Skyrim is a sequel. It's meant to be compared. With that logic, should I not compare Star Wars episode IV and V just because they take place in different places?

[@chiffmonkey]

blastoise114 But then again it is set thousands of years later. Like comparing Cleopatra to The Social Network. :P That's why there's a far more modern almost industrial feel to Skyrim, but without going as far as the Dwemer went for obvious reasons.

[@H-man414]

This was the first track that I heard after leaving the sewers, it was definitely the one track that impacted me the most, it truly did encapsulate the magic and adventure this world had to offer

[@ghostsade3]

I think the first for me was King and Country, I almost shat myself with joy the moment I first left the sewers. I had been looking for a high-tier medieval open-world RPG for years, and I randomly picked up Oblivion one day, not really knowing what it was. During the character creation, I had a great feeling that this game was going to be the RPG I hoped for. After having a blast making my character and finally starting the tutorial and being enthralled by Patrick Stewart voicing the Emperor, and not quite knowing what was going on and being delighted by that fact, I left the sewers, saw how far the horizon went as King and Country immediately starts up and I shake my head in disbelief; I knew I had found the medieval fantasy open-world RPG for me! I had BARELY played games with such big maps...I had similarly great experience with Fallout 3 as soon as I bought it, and I knew the same makers of Oblivion had made this and I couldn't leave my room for 2 days straight lol. I overall love Wings of Kynareth more than King and Country, but I think King and Country was the better song for right after leaving the sewers.

[@ghostsade3]

By the way, I didn't know a THING about the Elder Scrolls or the game when I bought it. I loved the cover and had seen it before, but had no idea it was as good as it looked. I was always curious about the almost blank covers the game had with JUST the Daedric letter. I love minimalist design like that. I had no idea what Morrowind was, but I'll agree that I would have loved that just as much if not more had I started with that game. I own it on PC and plan to play it with a few mods soon. I like the idea of the landscape and culture and aesthetic of Morrowind. When I read the plot of the main story, I was so excited because it was ACTUALLY REALLY GOOD. SO Much better than Oblivion's Hell-Demons, Save-the-World quest, which was still fun. I liked the genericness of Cyrodiil in terms of medieval tropes, it helps you get into the world. I always assumed the lore of the game was shitty though. Boy I remember realizing when I was wrong, I can't quite remember the context, but I was pleasantly surprised :). Skyrim disappointed me on release, but I have come to accept and embrace it as a very good game and it improved upon several areas and I now enjoy the whole atmosphere. It is an extremely good game, especially if you had never played TES before, I can imagine the jizz-fest one would have upon playing Skyrim for the first time. Skyrim definitely modernized the game and improved upon several things, but also took some steps back and over-simplified for the sake of a wider audience. I suppose the same is true for Oblivion. Anyway, these games are all amazing and unite us all in their absolutely enthralling capture of our very souls. Peace

[@ghostsade3]

The juxtaposition of the suddenly triumphant, excellent classical music after the sewers and the damp, eerie, frightening, minimalist aura of the dungeon/sewer music quite surprised me pleasantly also, combined with the colorful distant horizon, I instantly knew I was hooked.

[@K0msur]

I've been playing this game for 6 going on 7 years now, the memories of the first time I explored the map of Cyrodiil, not knowing what was next was great. This song brings it all back as I still play Oblivion to this day.

[@8ZakattacK9]

i know how you feel. Oblivion was my first tes game. I feel like iv'e put a bajillion hours injto, and i still feel like putting in a bajillion more. Iv'e been playing Skyrim since 12, i love it dearly, but it doesn't give me that same invigorating TES fix that Oblivion does.

[@K0msur]

***** You are no longer welcome here, friend.

[@K0msur]

***** True.

[@remyd8440]

ProudFinn1 Same, skyrim is a borefest in comparison to oblivion... Oblivion is colourful but also dark. The darkbrotherhood in skyrim is the worst in comparison to oblivions DB storyline

[@remyd8440]

Everyione has its preferences:D

[@papasmurf3037]

Damn. This brings back memories of sitting in my living room with my dad after he got home from work and taking turns walking through the beautiful green forests.

[@nova246812]

Morrowind, oblivion skyrim I like them all equally!! they all have a type of magic that no other game or anything else has!

[@pppaaaooo13]

When nostalgia hits you, you know its a great soundtrack

[@fuentesjuanjose90]

Damn 8 years ago wow how time passes 😖😭 I love this game. Favorite quests were mostly at the shivering isles .

[@gorkakong]

Kazuma Kiryu oh man, 10 years passes

[@sscamaro9144]

I put over 100 hours into this game! One of kind!

[@tuxuhds6955]

That gentle power in those compositions fueled my sail and showed me places far deep in my soul i could never travel to alone; truly the essence of the wings of Kynareth. Thank you dear Jeremy Soule.

[@swordofcoffee]

When you leave the sewers and see the sunrise on the beach, then this comes on... Q.Q so beautiful.

[@ghostsade3]

I think King and Country was better for leaving the sewers, but I overall like this song more.

[@Davakira]

Back when I was little more than a child and I used to lose myself in that magical fantasy world, without any concerns and bad thoughts. I really miss those times

[@emperorcaligula4496]

Music of such impressive delicacy and skill is unparalleled in today's market of saturated, bombastic soundtracks.

[@emperorcaligula4496]

Listen up dog, I spit real shit, no fake talk. *****

[@hrvojebilic2173]

+Emperor Caligula i don't trust you caligula i will ask the horse for a second opinion

[@JHS270694]

The Halo OST isn't so bad but I get what you mean.

[@greatsupper]

Oblivion has an amazing soundtrack but I wouldn't say the whole market is bad. Rockstar Games still makes amazing soundtracks for example.

[@youngsoo9455]

+PreIiator lmfao!!! 19th century!

[@RinKokonoe]

This music is like a time travelling machine making you feel what you felt playing this masterpiece 10 years ago

[@crestfallenknight7983]

Absolutely!

[@RinKokonoe]

Im still in awe of clicking on this video whenever I come across it in my liked playlist. I know that everytime it will deliver this incredibly nostalgic feeling from the first few notes on

[@RinKokonoe]

Make me die and be reborn in tamriel

[@Noahconstricto]

This song hit me deep man... No greater nostalgia than memories of being in cities and sleeping in the inn's at the Imperial City. It will be remembered as the greatest Bethesda game ever in my opinion.

[@XxLordDaegonxX]

they needed to make an HD remake of this game, not skyrim

[@julianjaimes197]

Yes, this game is so much better imo.

[@RustCohle072]

Sadly they remade skyrim because it was what made the series super popular, even though oblivion sold well, nowhere near the success the former had.

[@vincentbedard4267]

Except that Skyrim Special edtion wasn't a remake , it was more of a next gen port with mods for consoles . An actual remaster would have took more time to be made.

[@loickgreslin3949]

Search for Skyblivion on the Internet, you're going to like it man =)

[@jamesosullivan532]

I can confirm the hot garbage of Skyrim SE. I thought I was the only one who thought that! I think the less detailed graphics, the more imagination there is!

[@Madmonkeman]

My favorite song in the whole series. 10/10!

[@MrSunburntspring]

I love this song, i'll always remember the moment when i first heard it...playing oblivion for the first time, coming out of the sewers and looking out on the rolling green hills and beautiful scenery while this played in the backround...so much nostalgia...

[@3DSowner22]

The music in Oblivion goes a long way to establishing that feeling of wonder you get as you begin the game for the first time. There's this massive world for you to go out and explore and you can't help but feel there's potential for anything to happen. Exploring it all was a great gaming experience.

[@Naafalilargus]

I remember when i played and i often heard this play, i couldn't help but get goosebumps and shivers down my spine as i listened to this, i used to sit for hours just listening to it and differnet soundtracks ... Oblivion was, oh what am i saying.. Oblivion IS magical! one of the most memorable games i ever played

[@cjware316]

This soundtrack and game will forever have a place in my heart while on this earth for the blink of an eye we call life.

[@AparoDedaro]

SO MANY MEMORIES! I love this music! This music made oblivion GREAT. Skyrim was amazing, but Oblivion was legendary. Oblivion made such a huge impact, I will always want to go back to it. When gaming evolves over and over again, Oblivion will always have a place in my heart.

[@AnthonySmith22]

You Genius. That brought back some great Oblivion memories of walking in the wilderness in the pouring rain admiring the landscape of Cyrodiil.

[@hawk0050984]

iv'e finished this whole game, finished EVERYTHING, but it still manages to draw me back in for another playthrough, OH oblivion how awesome you are..!

[@tehscrubshow]

Jeremy Soule, the composer who created this music, he wanted it to reflect on the beauty of life. When he was composing the music, he was in a car crash, and almost died. He after that, created these songs, after realizing just how precious life really is. These songs are absolutely beautiful and I thing are perhaps some of the most beautiful works of art that have ever been created by a human.

[@Noahconstricto]

holy mother of god, the feels this song gives me.

[@maxwellwebster2125]

Finally found it. This song speaks to me. Favourite song in the ES series!

[@tafari5433]

This song and auriels ascension are my number 1 favs.

[@Rocy7800]

2.00 onwards, absolutely gorgeous, amazing and beautiful composure..made my day

[@Edgarssprogis]

Amazing song, feels like a winter night and then a swift sunrise in a foggy summer morning, with clear air. Great game, great music, great times.

[@TranceLuvr69]

I am in a college course right now and we are studying classical music at the moment. My professor told us to listen to this song and I couldn't believe it because I used to stop and listen to this while playing Oblivion.

[@alonelymagikarp]

That's what I miss when I play skyrim. I miss the beautiful, huge, green forest. It's just so amazing. The music just makes it even more awesome.

[@Abyss192]

the feeling of playing this game for the first time is one of the best feelings i've had up to now as an 18 year old. truly waiting for another successor to even hope to rival this masterpiece

[@AQWorldsDarklonso]

Oh my god. I remember playing this game on my pc. It was the best game I've ever played...This music makes my wonderful times flashback and now my computer and game are broken...makes me wanna cry..

[@4evaNerdz]

This track is one of my personal favorites. I miss spending day after day and night after night just playing Oblivion. Skyrim will never hold a candle to what Oblivion means to me. This right here, is some fucking good memories.

[@hamachable]

19.04.2008 Это было так давно, и вместе с тем, так недавно.

[@АзаматКабышев-о4р]

А у меня это 2007) как раз компьютер только купил и мне дали диск с одной стороны был обливион, с другой готика 3, часто вспоминаю те года.

[@jzxxe]

That feel when you realize you will never get the same amount of amazement you got when you first played this game.

[@aelias648]

No words to describe this game. Its amazing how i find a virtual entertainment product so impacting on my life, truly breathtaking game and an icon for RPGs. Thank you bethesda, for making virtual entertainment more beautiful than we ever thought possible.

[@picklevai16]

One of the many many reasons why I love this game. Listening to this while traveling a beautiful world, it just fits this perfectly. This game is too good for a 5/5.

[@michele500]

I know this may sound strange, but before listening this song, i wanted skyrim so bad, but when hearing the soundtracks of oblivion again, i slowly forget about anything in this world including skyrim, and it takes me back to my journey trough the undiscovered land of cyrodill....... what a nostaligy

[@MitsuleeTV]

I remember the times where I played this game once I got home from school. This nostalgia is making me cry. :(

[@airbusftw7063]

This type of music is what makes life worth living!!

[@Robertk618]

As someone who doesn't participate in discussions on youtube because of a short temper and low tolerance for mindless jabbering I can give my two cents and say that this soundtrack is magical. And anyone who can appreciate this as much as I do goes up a notch in my book!

[@UpgrayeDDDDDD]

Man i wish back the time, when i used to play Oblivion...

[@UpgrayeDDDDDD]

lol where did the last 7 years go???

[@eXiLe824]

God, the first 25 seconds of this are the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. My favorite game ever made.

[@aawells07]

It almost hurts to listen to this as i miss it greatly. Nothing will match me falling in love this game it has such an amazing charm. I spent countless hrs roaming Cyrodil just taking in the sights and sounds. I pray at the alter of Akatosh that Skyrim gives some of the same feelings and memories that Oblivion did.

[@Ulman96]

Elder Scrolls games draw me in. Unlike other games I get lost in the lands which are in Elder Scrolls games, probably because there is so much content that is not necessary, such as hundreds of readable books... These fine details make me feel as if I'm not playing a game, and instead I'm actually exploring beautiful lands filled with strange creatures. The beautiful music adds to this engrossing feel of immersion and adventure.

[@matics28]

i remember being a vampire for the longest time in this game, and then finally i found the cure, i stepped outside in daylight for the first time in a long time, and left the camera to spin around, showing my character's face looking all normal again, and this song came on. it was just too amazing for words.

[@Balmung35]

I have never played Oblivion, I just watched my brother playing it, and damn everytime i hear this the nostalgia overflow me.

[@Reckless1112]

Not sure about anyone else, but whenever this song came on in Oblivion, i took the time to read the books in the game and check out some of the lore. Really makes you appreciate the game alot more.

[@starseed_Wanderer]

Peace hath her victories, I say this that the land of Tamrial is unique. Urban living is dull and does not have that much glore. This soundtrack inspires me to watch mountains whilst your earl green tree brews besides you. This influences your physical mind leaving the stress of the daily commune. Welcome to the land of the riches.

[@OblivionnFTW]

Brings back memories of my first time playing this in '06........i want to go back.

[@emils7749]

Awesome music, and a lot of memories😌!

[@theTuBBiEBuBBiE]

EVERY time i listen to all of these soundtracks i go and play oblivion later on.. just too many memories. 11 11 11 :D

[@askarion5543]

brilliant, wonderful, atmospheric, so intense, so genious...i love it ! jeremys music made oblivion more like playing a daydream instead of playing a videogame...haha i remember myself just wandering hours and hours through oblivions landscape with this music instead of doing quests and stuff xD he should make movie soundtracks also

[@missshadowdragon8641]

I have no words to describe how beautiful this song is. I remember listening to this song on my adventures throughout Cyrodiil. In the deep forests, on mountains, the Imperial City, down in the valleys, on the coast of Anvil while watching the sun set. Please, please someone make an hour version of this.

[@missshadowdragon8641]

It's also sad to think that Cyrodiil was ravaged by the three alliances, the Daggerfall Covenant, the Aldmeri Dominion, and the Ebonheart Pact, while on their mission to claim Cyrodill as their own.

[@Deedi88]

Just press right mouse button on video and click "Play in loop", mate! Breathtaking nostalgia...

[@mysticinvasion]

I've played this game since the day it came out and the soundtrack is as fantastic now as it was back then.

[@lunkki]

I still hear this song in my head when roaming in the land of Skyrim, I've played Oblivion THAT much.

[@123DTRAY123]

I'm gonna have to no life with this beautiful game during the summer, in my waits for Skyrim! The music and mood is just so.. nostalgic and beatiful

[@MonkeyCurler]

Oh man Grazy I'm with you all the way! I miss this game so much! I'm going to reinstall it and give myself a few days just to soak in the beauty of this game again !

[@Efficial70]

ill never forget oblivions song lol it brought comfort to my heart

[@RaitoStarveil]

Greatest Track to a game like Oblivion. The feeling of elegance.. and tranquility roams over your mind when you wander through the lands throughout Oblivion. I'll say it once again. │ Greatest Track, Ever │

[@sami3219]

You don't play an elder Scrolls game, you experience it

[@chouana]

You guys forget, we DO live where the sun rises, where the skies are blue, where the trees chant rustlessly, where the grass brushes against our legs as we stand ontop of a green hill. Where we can see endless mountain peeks, where we feel the wind sing through our hair and the folds of our clothes. Its right outside!!! In my backyard, I play this music while laying on my blanket and trust me, the feeling is the same when I started playing this game.

[@Zar-Nova]

This song reminds me of relief from some sort of dangerous struggle, or a theme for the start of a long journey. Elder Scrolls games had powerful soundtracks.

[@TheFirepop]

I love how Oblivion's music gives you a sense of Cyrodiilian patriotism. It really gives you the feeling of the past. You know how these days many people laugh at you when you love a certain country and you are actively into it? Well this music gives you a piece of loyalty and patriotism of a nation or etc.

[@aslocks]

Ahh, I remember when I first got this game, I just couldn't put it down cause I loved it so much, the soundtrack gameplay and graphics were unparrelled by any other game back then, they are still amazing today, even the lip-syncing is almost perfect. Bravo on making a fucking awesome game :)

[@andreailbresciano]

oblivion songs are absolutely wonderful!

[@izzboxer1996]

All the feelings I had about Oblivion, you composed them...

[@GriiiiiiinD]

Exactly this. I've also done pretty much everything but i still have an urge to replay it again, very rare for a game to accomplish this nowadays.

[@MingusDynastyy]

The waves of nostalgia through this and the Morrowind sound track.

[@jackpd34]

this one is my favourite, oblivian is one of the best games ive ever played the soundtrack just makes you feel good for some reason :)

[@malschaun93]

this feeling when I hear that music is just, awesome.

[@Albexbox]

I'M WAITING TOO!!! AWESOME TRACK, listening to this I'm in heaven!!!

[@madflydu33]

I'm crying again, help

[@AgglomeratiProduzioni]

Did you ever notice that "Oblivion" has "IV" exactly in the middle?

[@stynershiner1854]

No shit. Right in the intro to the game, the IV transforms into Oblivion. Did you not play the game?

[@AgglomeratiProduzioni]

Oh, so did they show it so patently? Futile observation then. No, I didn't play Oblivion yet, it's on my to-do list.

[@stynershiner1854]

+Ruben They show the IV transition into Oblivion as soon as the game opens up.

[@AgglomeratiProduzioni]

Yes, you already said that.

[@deathya1]

In case you weren't aware. They show the IV transition into Oblivion as soon as the game opens up.

[@charmful]

This song is my favorite. Oh man standing this with standing in the Western part of the land, in those golden grassy fields outside of Anvil and looking out toward the sea is amazing.

[@MrGullisYT]

That moment when you exit the sewers for the first time.

[@FLegoFilms]

Oh god, the feels

[@Wireheadking]

Whenever I hear a peaceful soundtrack from Oblivion the memories come rushing back ; I remember the countless hours exploring forests and caves in Cyrodiil. I want those days back. Skyrim is a great game but Oblivion has more sentimental value. I want the next Elder Scrolls to go back. Cyrodiil is where I belong in the Elder Scrolls World, Skyrim doesn't have the same emotoional values.

[@zaddy333]

Makes me wish i could go back and play this game for the first time again.

[@Ridley1911]

I miss this game SOOOOOOOO much the dvd exploded when my bro was trying to install on his pc im holding the gamebox rite now i wanna play it again such a pretty game

[@JimmysInHiFi]

This makes me feel like I'm staring out into the ocean from a ship sailing to a new foreign land in search of a maiden that has stolen my heart.

[@MrTurpasauna]

I am bored to almost all games i play but oblivion is something else. It never gets old.

[@AceSoulWolf]

My nostalgia...I cant even begin to explain..

[@greysquare7]

That's wonderful! I find that Oblivion has made me develop a few different interests as well. Great comment!

[@crestfallenknight7983]

This was the soundtrack to which I became Sheogorath and took his throne, surrounded by my devoted servants. One of the most epic and dramatic moments I ever had in the game!

[@space_artist_4real138]

I can't stop listening to it.

[@BewareofCrisps]

I sometimes just go to sleep listening to this song... ambient perfection.

[@GriiiiiiinD]

Great description of Skyrim their, i agree it has vast amounts of land and features but nothing to really grip you in as Oblivion did. Just listening to this music fills my head with memories again and imagining all the characters i created on that game. It was a masterpiece.