Peaceful Jeremy Soule #1 - Skyrim, Oblivion, Morrowind OST Compilation - Homework Mix

[@artinhjollder4779]

A 'one in a billion' composer.

[@AndrewGulledge]

100% yes

[@PeaceCannon]

Shame about the SA stuff.

[@NameNotAlreadyTaken2]

@@PeaceCannon Ehh, who cares

[@julienl6238]

I did a hiking trip alone during four days, through mountains, forests and lakes, with this mix in my ears. I can't discribe how magic it was.

[@AndrewGulledge]

That is awesome!

[@KerryBerri1]

Love this!

[@TT_Silver]

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[@TT_Silver]

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[@TT_Silver]

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[@xgskrillax]

As good as The Elder Scrolls games are.. the music is the one thing I come back to time and time again. I'm a bit older now and more mature so I don't have as much time to game, and even when I do it's not quite the same. But when I listen to Jeremy's compositions I get that same magical feeling gaming or not. There is nothing I'd rather listen to when I'm coding or really doing any type of work. His music is pure magic. I would love to see him conduct an orchestra live before I die.

[@AndrewGulledge]

it's such beautiful music

[@ryanl8730]

Same EXACT feeling here brother

[@jimijumper2213]

Well said my friend

[@vietnam2013]

Same feeling for me, but for WOW music.

[@Verithiell]

haha, music is what got me into TES series in the first place! And is what I revisit regularly, despite not playing the games at all recantly. I love his tracks, it was because of his work on Guild Wars that I became somewhat obsessed with him. Such a shame Everquest NExt has never seen the light of day, because its soundtrack seemed quite promising. And now its all lost to the public :/ Or is it? Need to see if theres anything left on youtube.

[@tearsinrain8002]

I can't believe that we'll never hear any more music from one of the greatest composers of our time. Cancelling Jeremy Soule is like cancelling sunlight.

[@franzrivoira8021]

They do not call Jeremy "The John Williams of videogames" for nothing. His music is mesmerizing, a real masterpiece.

[@AndrewGulledge]

Yep it's a most fitting appellation. Let's start a GoFundMe or something to get this genius cranking out stuff like the Willy wonka factory 🏭

[@Dieucreateuruniversel]

John William of video game, hum John William i "the Jeremy Soul of cinema"

[@NameNotAlreadyTaken2]

I was shocked to find out this guy did the music for Secret of Evermore on super nintendo. Like, can you believe that? He's been doing this for a while.

[@slabchan7310]

I'd rather ride a horse than fast travel across the skyrim because the musics are unbelievable.

[@zhengwenyu1587]

Same here, the more I play this game, the more I just want to take it slow and enjoy the quality Skyrim has to offer. If only there was some kind of auto-pilot mode so the player can just walk while I let go of my controller and enjoy the view.

[@Wierie_]

Zheng Wen Yu i used to play with a controller a lot but now i learned to appreciate skyui more plus with the c key i can enable auto walking, still have to steer with my mouse tho :)

[@jayeshkumar9516]

Zheng Wen Yu there are mods for autopilot :) you can try

[@shyfrog3731]

Ntm there are, like, at least half a dozen neat side quests between any two given locations that you would otherwise never run into.

[@ssnn4968]

And see a dragon flying in auroras

[@matthewbowen6634]

This man contributes to the best parts of humanity ever known.

[@paulmassey7504]

So True

[@71sephiroth]

well said!

[@vortex-21S117]

i couldn't say anything else , then , you 're god damn right

[@yoloswag6242]

I just want to get so many snacks and pizza and fuckin binge Skyrim.

[@bfkc111]

Nonsense babble. Just shows how far standards of games have fallen. Back when Oblivion and even Fallout 3 came out (which are still at the top of Bethesda's work), people still knew that it was mostly generic crap. Now gameplay and design is even worse, that it seems incredibly "deep". (And it has nothing to do with music or "atmosphere", rather that that's basically all there is to it.)

[@matronmalice9867]

Jeremy has saved my sanity on many occasions. I suffer from depression, anxiety and autism. His music just takes me to a place of peace and beauty. I am forever grateful for his gift. I'm grateful to be able to hear it and that you are able to share it.

[@AndrewGulledge]

Me too! And this music has saved my mental health countless times over the years. Our world needs more art like this, and more people who defend it against the real crazies.

[@firewall56]

@@AndrewGulledgeI'll l b my

[@user-yo9xs8tl5o]

I often listen to the oblivion soundtrack when I'm particularly anxious. I just shut off the world and listen to it. Always makes me feel peaceful.

[@aspektx]

and me.

[@Lancia444]

and my axe

[@Dovahkiwi]

The nostalgia in the Oblivion pieces...

[@elmalloc]

Dovahkiwi I did not play the game so

[@gfetco]

Reuben Ahmed and...?

[@elmalloc]

Enlightenment or

[@gfetco]

Reuben Ahmed xor

[@mirandaeinarson1211]

Dovahkiwi Oblivion had the best soundtrack of all the TES games IMO.

[@matinsasan]

Jeremy Soule. Where are you, man? We all miss you a lot. Elder Scrolls is nothing without you, and we miss you heartfully composing us new masterpieces... I wish you could read this, hear us, feel us, and come back...

[@OccidentalAryan]

Unfortunately he got #metoo'd so no company in the industry will touch him anymore. It's quite sad actually as Soule's by far one of the greatest composers of all time, and I mean that statement genuinely.

[@matinsasan]

@@OccidentalAryan yep, I'm aware of it. The same happened to Johnny Depp. We humans live only once, time doesn't wait, and such brilliant people age without leaving any masterpieces behind them anymore. To image such potentials gone wasted.

[@ifIOnlyHadABrian]

The risk of fame is toxic, bitter, untalented losers endlessly trying to knock you down. Against Jeremy, they won. Fame is a curse. Know that, and thank god you aren't famous.

[@tearsinrain8002]

@@OccidentalAryan 1000%

[@chanquetequest9758]

Elder scroll = 50% Jeremy Soule 50% the other things

[@uniquename87]

It's amazing how hearing these pieces takes me back, the memories come flooding back, not just the memories of playing the games, but the memories of my life at that time too

[@AndrewGulledge]

right? same here. it's really powerful music.

[@dchamp853]

Andrew Gulledge

[@NateBra]

***** same :,0

[@WiseCheese587]

"deep" removes all meaning from the things in which you might note when reading such a comment, noticing patterns and variations is all meant to be, in classical music, it professes certain emotion that only the royals in which listened could admire, and relate to. Being " deep" is a matter of what and how you can relate and remember all that is brought before you, and once you change how things relate to you and realize is that everything in your exsistance is here, in it's abundance, for you to see and relate to in whichever way you chose, and the world is more massive than you may have presumed before; the Earth can be seen, heard, smelt, felt, imagined, conceived, and so much more, and we are one of the richest of species in our capabilities, to do just that. Be free Find yourself, and hence forth..... A W A K E N

[@Zykomazika]

Jackson Kelley lol is this real?

[@erikmolnar7494]

That first song, "The Streets of Witherun" is truly something special. Very beautiful and longing melodies.

[@wienerscnitzel]

Shout-out wings of redemption

[@TheXxSPANKERxX]

Me and my brother playing this while my parents where fighting and war in ensuing in my country. my childhood was singlehandidly saved. I look back on fond and happy memories, not days of endless trauma and suffering.

[@AndrewGulledge]

Nostalgia. Lovely, dude.

[@jiv32]

TES games are fine games on their own but it's the soundtrack by this man that elevates them into something else.

[@AndrewGulledge]

agree!

[@rashta5817]

ok disagree the games are phenomenal as well but agree jeremy soule still elevate them into another level

[@ND_Dova]

In my opinion they’re already godly, and the soundtracks bring them to another dimension

[@Grandmaster-Kush]

The more I come back to morrowind, oblivion and skyrim the less I like the games mechanics, and the more I appreciate the world and music

[@captainbiceps5209]

All my respect to Jeremy Soule, this guy make me dream in all of his soundtrack since Morrowind.

[@tryatoile]

+CaptainBiceps bonjour

[@captainbiceps5209]

enchanté

[@tryatoile]

Çest bien, j'ai trouvé un ami francophone...

[@captainbiceps5209]

Et quel ami !

[@acyd7200]

Oh un français !

[@Kryptikon]

2:33:13 Im crying.. I don't understand why this is so beautiful... In my eyes Jeremy Soule is one of the most talented person in the world...

[@davidb.1731]

He is the new Bach, man, THIS man turn my life a coup OF Grace, if I wasnt HEARD the SONGS composed by him I had comitted suicide. thanks forever Jeremy Soule. I miss oblivion AND SKYRIM. :'( my world is SKYRIM AND oblivion.

[@Kryptikon]

I understand you so well. Im happy that you are fine right now. Also in the future! Life is a present that no one should throw away. ;) Jeremy Soule's music is very special and uncopyable. Best wishes and a long life Darksoul Onion! :) ~Kryptikon (From Germany)

[@davidb.1731]

Thanks, my life is better now, but SKYRIM is my favorite place to be. I AM FROM BRAZIL.

[@audiostratus]

Absolutely love this track too. Now, if we can get a good compilation with Dungeon Siege, too ... the music for Fort Kroth is similar, so peaceful ... and should be i guess, you get there after a tough battle lol

[@Kryptikon]

Darksoul Onion Hey! You know something? :) I've had send a tweet on Twitter to Jeremy Soule with this conversation. He saw my tweet and is also happy that you like his music and that you are fine right now. ;) I hope this makes you happy! Best wishes! :)

[@EuropaPhoenix]

This incredible music is the reason why I still prefer Skyrim and Oblivion to The Witcher, even though the later is more recent. Jeremy Soule added something unique to these games : a feeling of magic.

[@JimmyJaxJellyStax]

The music of video games is so incredible you don't even need to play the games to experience something incredibly powerful.

[@perfectblue8443]

I have played Witcher 3, Dark souls trilogy, Baldur's Gate 3. Love everything about these games, especially the music. But none of them ever comes close to the perfection that Jeremy Soules brought to the Elder Scrolls

[@josefnitervol6415]

The music from Morrowind send me back to a time gone, it's a masterpiece!

[@michaelthompson9862]

I would love to see a live performance of this whole suite

[@digbam]

11.11.2021 ! Live 😌

[@JLucas-hz4vh]

You know... I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I heard this music and found peace within

[@farrahnice9024]

I had this playing when I was in labor. My daughter came into the world hearing this music. Love oblivion and Skyrim! Oblivion was the first game I taught myself how to play with a keyboard and stiles. Awe- the good old days before I found MotioninJoy and got a PS3 controller.

[@AndrewGulledge]

right on!

[@balko1653]

I have like 700+ hours in Skyrim, and I reckon that without this type of musical addition to it, it would be just an empty shell. This provides the whole atmosphere of the game, this makes it more magical, and just mesmerizing.

[@ifIOnlyHadABrian]

After years of searching... finally, an ElderScrolls playlist that doesn't loop after 30 minutes!

[@XadePsyconic]

I hope Jeremy Soule has read the comments on this video recently.

[@chaselaird9944]

Please, for the love of all that is holy, never take this video down.

[@AndrewGulledge]

haha no intentions to, homey. check out jeremy's patron and buy him a coffee. :D

[@kalashnikov1343]

How to Sleep (the proper way): Step 1 - equip headphones Step 2 - play video Step 3 - close eyes

[@chcuatro]

Benjamin Bre avoid step 1 and put it out loud, it could be messy sleeping with the cables around you =)

[@chcuatro]

***** yes sure, that will be the best :)

[@2b-coeur]

Also works for how to NOT sleep (I've pulled one all-nighter and a good many hours into the night and morning listening to this and writing a story.. it enhances the otherworldly feeling of being up late at night, lost in writing).

[@mynameis3ama]

Step 4 - wake up Step 5 - you are in a horse cartridge Step 6 - *Hey you are finally awake*

[@Alexzagor88]

and then i often just cry cause of its beauty i cant fkng stand... Jeremy is a GENIUS.

[@fsdgegjergojsd]

Soule's music is transcendent and soul-achingly beautiful. I think the reason why so many like it is that it puts us in touch with something far larger than ourselves.

[@billkarp]

the first song is just.......no words, so peaceful.

[@AndrewGulledge]

Agree! That's why I put it first. :)

[@nupplets5785]

An elder scrolls game would not be complete without Jeremy Soule

[@AndrewGulledge]

agree!

[@theninkyn0nk463]

He won't be making the music for elder scrolls VI I'm afraid :(

[@Grandmaster_Dragonborn]

@@theninkyn0nk463 It hasn't been confirmed, we'll see, plus there isn't much reason they wouldn't bring him back.

[@theninkyn0nk463]

@@Grandmaster_Dragonborn nothing is confirmed but even if he hasn't done anything the bad publicity alone is enough to take someone else. Besides Bethesda already has a working relationship with inon zur, who has done music for fallout and recently elder scrolls blades. I think he even did the teaser trailer music for ES6 (but I might be mistaken).

[@Grandmaster_Dragonborn]

@@theninkyn0nk463 Bad publicity? What bad publicity?

[@cerberuslitterbox4822]

I go on a nostalgia trip every time I here Oblivions soundtrack. Oblivion was my first adult video game, and I would take it over most next gen titles out today.

[@paulmassey4773]

+Cerberus litter box! Sme here good sir

[@bernardo290499111]

Adult video game, sounds it's got porn in it

[@nathan122009]

Except for the new fallout of course

[@FlashFlame109]

I'd take any elder scrolls game over fallout..

[@FlashFlame109]

+nathan122009 ^

[@beepbeep133]

what an absolute privilege it is to listen to this man. I grew up with oblivion and skyrim and these songs open up the doors to heaven

[@AndrewGulledge]

i feel the same, 100%

[@MasterKjK]

This is my study music! Always makes me concentrate and think better. Makes me feel like one of the nine divines while figuring out a math problem :)

[@maxmeista]

lmaoo

[@DanA-st2ed]

lol

[@jorgeluizrodrigues6820]

This songs build a image on my brain... I see the green forests of falkreath, the tundra of witerun and the endless snow of Dawstar. If skyrim was a book, it certainly be a classical one.

[@christhornton3791]

Whenever I am playing Skyrim I'll put a fan on me just make me feel like I'm in the skyrim climate just to make my experience of playing the game more immersive

[@AleksanderZ]

There is some strange longing in Soule's music to places you've never been, people you have never met, things you haven't experienced.

[@gbteyu]

This is the meaning of masterpiece

[@NigelRudyard]

Perhaps the most underrated musician in the world, in my opinion. Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. Fantastic job editing all these together. Great job.

[@Avrelivs_Gold]

His Morrowind music is just perfection. It's timeless.

[@relaksj]

this music is what heaven must sound like. the streets of whiterun, from past to present, Auriel's Ascension, Minstrel's Lament, All's well and peaceful waters have to be my all time favourite elder scrolls musical pieces. Thank you Mr Soule and thanks to Andrew for putting this up.

[@Anuon]

I remember hearing The Streets of Whiterun for the first time sat in my room at university about a week before the game came out. I got shivers then and sometimes it still takes me back to that time before I ever played this game. What wonderful music.

[@sc0ttyb0dy123]

May the blessings of Akatosh be upon ye!

[@cementra2007]

This begins with the most beautiful piece of music I've ever heard.

[@SteelZ06]

Far Horizons (Skyrim) 1:01:46 I like this the most.

[@drunkenmitochondria2582]

SteelZ06 .... Same here.

[@Crytica.]

+Mike the Man Well said.

[@maksymalnybul6145]

SteelZ06 reminds me of exploring whiterun plains when i played Skyrim first time

[@rexsojo]

This is a great compilation, thank you! My son introduced me to the music of Jeremy Soule and have been enjoying your listing ever since. I knew there was something good about video games!

[@AndrewGulledge]

+Rexsojo great video games nowadays are, if nothing else, great storytelling. Thanks for your comment! i love this music too :)

[@NinjaFlipsTV]

+Andrew Gulledge The music brings those stories to life. The biggest, deepest games have epic sound tracks like these - Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, Witcher, Divinity, etc. etc. Love all the ES music.

[@UnwarrierChicken]

+Rexsojo Games have plenty of good features, they've become a form of art :)

[@0Funker0]

+Rexsojo Assassin's Creed series (especially AC2) also has great music. Ezio's Family is a great song.

[@booboogieman]

+Ninja Flips Please tell me by Fallout you do not mean 3 and 4 or tactics

[@GreenX1381]

I will never forget exploring Skyrim for first time. Thank you Jeremy Soule for such amazing piece of work!

[@JesusGreenBL]

I always thought Jeremy Soule had a fitting name as he really does put the life and *soul* into the Elder Scrolls series in my opinion. Morrowind, Skyrim and Arcanum, three of my favourite games and RPGs of all time, all 3 of them with stunning music, 2 by Jeremy himself. It's funny how the music in games is something we don't really think about so much until years later when we hear a recognisable theme song again and get that shiver of nostalgia at the memories. Beautiful stuff.

[@dragonborn5832]

Oblivion has the most nostalgic to me. Played Oblivion when I was around 7.

[@galloway3936]

Dragonborn oblivion music so good

[@user-yo9xs8tl5o]

How you gonna leave out oblivion?

[@JesusGreenBL]

@@user-yo9xs8tl5o I loved Oblivion too but I find myself overall preferring the other two, and Arcanum was the #1 spot, so Oblivion doesn't make my top three, though it'd be a close runner up for sure.

[@billcosby7894]

(things bout to get emotional! lol) Listening to this revived my childhood, brought back so many amazing memories it made me so emotional tears filled my eyes. No one will ever be able to top the beauty of oblivion, how fresh its nostalgia will always be. How it changed the world of gaming forever. Not many people thought of Oblivion this way, but in my opinion oblivion beats Skyrim big time. When I listen to this music, it brings back those first moments when I remember escaping the prison in my first ever play through. It was like a whole other world had been open to me, and boy was it beautiful. Oblivion's graphics were alien for its time, and it became like a second reality we could elope to. No game has ever made me feel this way, this incredible bond and love I have for it. I don't know how many of you are religious, but I had a dream, that everyone has a personal hell or heaven to which they will reside in after death. My personal heaven had began with myself waking up in a field with the greenest grass I've ever seen, and waters a pristine turquoise in color. I could hear this enchanting music within the winds breeze, and live the rest of my eternity relieving the vastness and beauty of the world I created within my conscience inspired by this world. Funny. When I first popped this disc in to my Xbox 360, never once did I think it would change my minds creative ability so drastically.

[@TheToxicGunn3r]

deep in the feels

[@fergus247]

Gets better every time

[@djfull4442]

Hands down the best game music composer currently alive. Unluckily game music is still not as appreciated as film music, but don't worry Jeremy, we gonna fix that.

[@AndrewGulledge]

I know, weird huh?

[@TheEdrianejosefb]

Streets of Whiterun alone made me burst to tears. Felt like 16 years of my life just spanned into 3 hours of this wonderful compilation. It even felt like I've lived 2 lifetimes of Oblivion and Skyrim. Thank you uploader person. I hope even after 7 years, you're doing well, if not already.

[@Ejecto_jeff]

I love Jeremy Soule's work. It speaks to my heart and reflects upon my passion.

[@buckedpuppy7263]

Glory of Cyrodil 2:26:03 makes me cry everytime

[@Sadduur]

I get the misty eyes too on that :D

[@adammeredith2117]

For me - as a human and a composer, he is one of the best composers of our time. The feel, the atmo - the thinking big, long - and delicate. I really hope he will continue with his great work. Jeremy Soule - you ROCK!!

[@TheAdoringFan7]

If i could take 1 game on an island, it would be oblivion or skyrim... i could live and die happily with one of these games. Jeremy, you are an actual god.

[@ronald807]

Hands down, the greatest composer of our time.

[@Zaderonin]

Of all time for me

[@guillaumepeslier1179]

This feeling of nostalgia, feeling you are getting back to home even if it's a virtual place....only Soule can make you feel this

[@AndrewGulledge]

he definitely has a gift. i feel the same way. :D

[@philomath67]

I have never played a modern video game in my life. But my kids sure do. I grew up in the early 80s with Pac Man, Asteroids, Frogger, and having to beg my brother to play his Atari with the cartridges. But I love music and I was introduced to Jeremy Soule a few years back via a friend. Soule's music is my deep thoughts music. My meditation music. My background music when I do housework. My at peace music. His music is just wonderfully enjoyable. I love all kinds of music, but he is one my top, go-to composers. Thank you for putting this together. I'm sure it's giving lots of people great enjoyment as it does me.

[@AndrewGulledge]

Thanks for sharing that! I totally agree!

[@Grandmaster_Dragonborn]

It’s amazing to know all this music, all these wonderful peaces of art, came from the mind of 1 person. Not only does it show how talented Jeremy Soule is, it’s also a testament as to what we as humans are capable of, if he can create these wonderful art pieces, why can’t we? Jeremy you’re a legend forever. 🎶

[@garystrecker2467]

Why can't we? Because we are not all legends--Jeremy is. (Though I do agree that with God, all things are possible.) When a mutual friend of Jeremy and I was still alive--he was Jeremy's friend, but my friend, too--he told me that Jeremy would rise to the highest ranks as a composer, and we had been thinking about legendary composers of that day, as John Williams, for instance, among other greats. He a profound appreciation for the talent of Jeremy Soule, an opinion that registered deeply in me because Jerry was a respected name out there, with 50 years in the business, working with giants, arranging and vocalizing their acts, as well as performing and booking performances at legendary places.

[@scottcrawford1104]

Just wish I could hear "under an ancient Sun" on repeat. Beautiful harmony

[@AndrewGulledge]

i hear ya! definitely one of my favorites

[@scottcrawford1104]

+Andrew Gulledge I love the harmony. It is so clean sounding, really good for focusing as well :)

[@lightunderluna]

If I had chance to like every single video on earth containing skyrim music, I would totally like them all.

[@cookiedanookie3716]

I get a feeling of nostalgia when I listen to these songs, it makes me feel all fuzzy inside. It truly is wonderful and I only wish I could be in the land of Tamriel once again. :D

[@0mik3mik3]

+CookieDaNookie Well, why don't you play the series again? :D

[@cookiedanookie3716]

Mihai Mike Because I don't have my xbox 360 anymore.

[@Coldheart9009]

+CookieDaNookie How about PC? For Morrowind and Oblivion you won't need a high spec PC at all. You'd still probably be able to run Skyrim at a level which looks better than the 360, anyway. Just a thought - they're on sale on Steam fairly often.

[@cookiedanookie3716]

Coldheart9009 Nah

[@NinjaFlipsTV]

+CookieDaNookie Something about laying on the couch with the old 360 and the TV and just getting lost in Oblivion for, like, 36 hours :D I can actually picture all the towns, shops and people when I listen to these.

[@expopuertas]

from spain, thanks andrew , fantastic pecefull epic music ,every nights listening me and my litle son 4 years old , and telling him ... once upon a time in a land called skyrim....... really thanks

[@AndrewGulledge]

me alegro! saludos a tu hijo

[@lucien1244]

Sometimes i wonder if this man Had any idea how many a heart he touched with his musik. Of all the Adventures that happened when his musik played ,of all these wonderfull memories being made...

[@MarcoVAZ1991]

this man , deserves a place in haven, i would give him my place

[@OverLordGoldDragon]

+Marco Vaz That's one of the most original compliments I've ever seen.

[@Crytica.]

+Marco Vaz Horrible username passing trough.

[@MarcoVAZ1991]

thank you

[@LunaJoy96]

Rapists don't go to heaven lol

[@Grandmaster_Dragonborn]

@@LunaJoy96 LOL he ain't no rapist, no proof whatsoever.

[@mutably]

Soule also made musics for the first Harry Potter game on PC, I played it a month ago just for the nostalgia and recognize his touch right away !

[@Purppp3x]

this musician is a fucking music god

[@Crytica.]

+Nick Ciaschini Imagine being one of the mucisians snd standing in the record room, while Jeremy Soule AND Todd Howard are there... You feel just like a microbe between these two collosals.

[@turbotortiose]

That would be because he's not a musician, he is a composer.

[@zerfmorgan]

He is both...

[@turbotortiose]

Zerf Being a composer is basically an evolution from someone who just plays an instrument, he actually writes music.

[@zerfmorgan]

But he's still playing from time to time... I don't see it like an evolution but rather like diversification :)

[@smalltime87]

This is the greatest gift which can be given to a human being. Thank you Mr Soule and thank you Andrew.

[@TheToxicGunn3r]

I could never have imagined how impactful and memorable these games would be when I popped them into my game console. For years I had played whatever games on PS2, until I was around 11 and I got an Xbox 360 and one of the first games I got was oblivion. My mind was blown at how vast, deep, and complicated the game was. It changed my perspective on games forever. I couldn't believe what I had been missing out on. This was all because a kid that I rode the bus with invited me to his house once and his brother was playing Oblivion. I was dumbfounded by what I was seeing, I just HAD to play it!

[@nerdsunited345]

18 daedric princes disliked this

[@dragonborn5832]

Will my older brother count as a daedric?

[@Aranimda]

Thank you for being awesome, Jeremy. Guild Wars and GW2 helped me through a very difficult part of my life and your music certainly was part of this adventure.

[@leehall6080]

Me too

[@mlaumusic]

Dude, the nostalgia from the Oblivion tracks. I think Oblivion is his best work ever

[@AndrewGulledge]

It's hard to pick a favorite! But I love those oblivion tracks

[@extremeexile1147]

48:41 always

[@chahinefad3017]

Extreme Exile 1 in fallaise

[@calvinnigh5489]

Secunda. My favorite

[@trebmaster]

That song would always start playing right before I'd get ambushed by some high-level vampires that would kick my butt in the mid-stages of the campaign.

[@dangwood91887]

Agreed.

[@pedrokoury1352]

I truly believe that when I die, I will hear his music playing wherever it is that we go to.

[@Liqvorx]

Skyrim just a game. But this! This is a dream.......

[@OverLordGoldDragon]

+Gergő Süle This is just a music compilation. But Skyrim! Skyrim is a dream.......

[@hippohipp.5710]

+OverLordGoldDragon Oblivion is the dream.

[@booboogieman]

+HippoHipp. Those are just games. But Morrowind! Morrowind is pretty neat. Not the best though

[@mysteriousm1]

Skyrim is just a game and this music is just music, but add them together aaaand voila, you have yourself the most amazing experience ever

[@hippohipp.5710]

+DaDopeMasta Fite me Giant !

[@youwhokilltheprophets4857]

When I hear his music, I feel indestructible. I feel vulnerable. I feel sadness. I feel joy. I feel inspiration. I feel a great and awesome force guiding me through that infinite universe which is my mind....and allowing me believe, if only for awhile, that anything I dream is indeed possible.

[@pashagaranin9571]

I must remember this man, and what he did, for it is great what he achieved. May Kynareth, Dibella and the divines bless this soul.

[@VeniVidiVandaliAuz]

Unfortunately he got falsely accused by a feminist so Bethesda dropped him from TES6.

[@ifIOnlyHadABrian]

@VeniVidiVandaliAuz Yeah, he and Johnny Depp can cry in their mansions... Meanwhile those feminazis are quietly destroying thousands of poor men's lives and families, men who can't fight back, no matter how strong they are, since their enemy is lies. How do you fight a lie? Toxic Femininity... The new enemy of good men and decent women.

[@beiragusa]

I work in info center of a botanical garden and I play this at work. Waiting for someone to notice

[@ifIOnlyHadABrian]

A few people have likely already noticed. They just didn't mention it to you, but they appreciated it silently.

[@xpinkloverx21]

I just can't explain the feeling I get when I listen to this music. It just takes me to an amazing place, it is so nostalgic, magical, inspiring. Oblivion and Skyrim will always be my favorite all time games, so much creativity and time was put into them I don't think I'll like playing any other game....ever.

[@ak1hiro133]

my heart rate genuinely increases when i listen to this

[@spiegel311]

Every once in a while I come to this playlist as a safe harbor, it suits perfect any moment, from happy to sad, it is just pure refreshment for the spirit

[@AndrewGulledge]

Spiegel im spiegel

[@pazeros6424]

I would like to compose music like this person in the future. With passion, balance between simplicity and exaggeration. Giving the people exactly what I'm feeling and what I would to feel. This man created these pieces many years ago, but I can still notice beauty in his creativity. Now I'm trying compose something which is in my skill range, but maybe someday I will be able to share with the people my emotions on the higher level. Thank you for the upload of this soundtrack and I really apologize to all for my grammar mistakes

[@AndrewGulledge]

thank you! :)

[@theshazman]

He stole me away back in 2002 when he did the themes for Dungeon Siege and Dungeon Siege II, I can play the theme song on the Piano and whistle it by heart. The man is amazing, and so is his music. Who wouldn't want a 3 hour dose of this?

[@AndrewGulledge]

The ShazMan Expanded compilation here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/baepe2p_qKmBZrc

[@theshazman]

Andrew Gulledge Thank you kind sir!

[@jackhoward10]

This is legitimately helping me do homework...

[@galimirnund6543]

One of the amazing music composers like Nobuo Uematsu..

[@christinap802]

never played the game, but I have heard the soundtrack countless times and it brings such a breadth of emotion and appreciation for this composer's works.

[@aza3ful1]

Can I subscribe to you about 900 million times? This is amazing, thank you for putting this together.

[@AndrewGulledge]

haha right on

[@AndrewGulledge]

bauerklos Expanded compilation here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/baepe2p_qKmBZrc

[@aza3ful1]

Andrew Gulledge OH MY GOD OH MY GOD YES TAKE ALL MY MONEY

[@AndrewGulledge]

bauerklos lol

[@rockd3021]

bauerklos music no.

[@CJW0056]

Apparently Soule isn't doing the OST for the next game in the series, can't wrap my head around that.

[@AndrewGulledge]

yeah, it's a bummer :(

[@thisishuhwow]

me too movement ruined another brilliant man career

[@FlaskTheTapir]

I'm kinda glad he won't be a part of it. TES 6 is 99% going to be bad. He doesn't need his name tarnished any more by being connected to it.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

Hadn't heard that. That's horrible news.

[@noahhoover4008]

@@FlaskTheTapir As much as I love Jeremy's music, I hate this attitude. "New thing bad, old thing good". So much negativity these days, sheesh. Super demoralizing for any aspiring composers too

[@kalebburris6425]

By far my most favorite musician, no singer can top this magic.

[@Refulgent_Rascal]

This is beautiful. It transports my soul elsewhere, somewhere magical.

[@a.gallardo6902]

My baby takes his nap soundly with this music 💕 thank you

[@AndrewGulledge]

me too! :)

[@holisticquench5293]

The same here

[@ostsweinen5240]

That's how you raise a kid. Subliminally prepare him for Elder Scrolls 7

[@gabrielepetouchoff1998]

Oblivion soundtrack! I'm crying. Soule is a genius.

[@soniik834]

17:22 is pure gold

[@maksymalnybul6145]

SoniiK Looking for good prices in Riften

[@karleevalentine7748]

Thank you so much for making this beautiful compilation! I got my Xbox when Skyrim first came out, so I had the privilege of playing it, and aside from the game, the music is breathtaking. I love it so much and it is so inspiring. Morrowind and Oblivion are beautiful too. I hope I can play those games some day.

[@AndrewGulledge]

the games were fun, but the music was the best part for me. the itunes purchases were a no-brainer for me. :)

[@karleevalentine7748]

Andrew Gulledge I'm sure :)

[@TheDrachenwolf]

Morrowind was the best out of the three.

[@kerby200099]

TheDrachenwolf word

[@karleevalentine7748]

TheDrachenwolf My all time favorite will always be Skyrim, but at the same time I enjoyed Oblivion the most.

[@ethanperreault7470]

I am 16 years old, when Skyrim came out in 2011 I was only 7 at the time. I pre-ordered it for the Xbox 360 and my little 7 year old mind was blown away. I loved the fantasy world Bethesda built, the open world, the quests, the characters, but one thing stood in my mind even until this day, and that was the music. Jeremy, without a doubt, is the best composer I have ever heard, he can perfectly use the tools he is given and relay the message of vastness, epicness, any emotion i have sought to achieve with my journey through Skyrim. I would like to thank Jeremy for being such an inspiration in my life and allowing me to envision a world where I could do anything my 7 year old mind loved to do. I will be buying the special edition at some point and reliving the glory days of this game, mainly because I want to listen to this music again!

[@AndrewGulledge]

it really is magical! i've played and re-played skyrim so many times over the years.

[@matthewlee4834]

I hate how everyone forgets that he did the soundtrack of Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic

[@5226-p1e]

i will have to look that up. thank you.

[@Giallo92]

I had no idea!

[@abom47]

And Harry Potter games, it's a magic! Listen that similarity with Morrowind in those soundtrack

[@kubrick5073]

Neverwinter Nights

[@inflamesitrust666]

And Icewind Dale

[@gaicharles6828]

2:02:44 Wind Guide You... I almost exploded. This song is so perfect... Thanks for this video, never get bored of Jeremy Soule !

[@kennethpoling6466]

I want you to know, I don't ever leave comments but I am on the verge of finishing a degree in computer science all while working full time and raising a child. This shit has got me through it every step of the way. Thanks for putting all of this badass music in one place!

[@AndrewGulledge]

right on!