My playlist for morrowind music

[xander2077]

Since i like to add variety to the explore and combat music in morrowind, i thought i would post a playlist of what i have in my folders. this is a list of music i thought was appropriate and really captures the feeling of morrowind but adds variety to the existing tracks.

 

for the explore music

 

1: Summer Fields from Fable the game

2: Neverwinter wood from NWN

3: Heart of the forest from NWN

4: Bears spirit from Guild wars 2

5: Eirs solitude from GW2

6: Walls of ebonhawke from GW2

7: Sea of sorrows from GW2

8: The Shiverpeaks from GW2

9: Vaults of the priory from GW2

10: Bonding from Bat-21 (movie) somewhat captures the same themes as the others

11-19: the existing folder tracks

20: Throught he valleys from oblivion

21: King and country from oblivion

22: Wings of kynareth from oblivion

23: Alls well from oblivion

24: Watchmans ease from oblivion

25: Sunrise of flutes from oblivion

26: Dusk at market from oblivion

27: Distant horizons from skyrim

28 Far horizons from skyrim

29: Solitude from skyrim

 

for combat music

 

1: Battle with Tamini from GW2

2-7: the existing folder tracks

8: Death Knell from oblivion

9: Fall of the hammer from oblivion

10: March of the marauders from oblivion

11: Defeding the Gate from oblivion

12: Bloody Blades from oblivion

13: Daedra in flight from oblivion

14: Bloodlust from oblivion

15: Churls revenge from oblivion

16: Steel on steel from skyrim

17: Caught off guard from skyrim

 

and that is about it. i also have some replacement tracks for other mods with music, but still have to play test those so that is it for now. not really finding time to do that lately, but figured i would share what i have in a list for those looking to add more variety to their music playlist if they like immersion but the songs become repetative. for the tracks i was looking for the theming element in the music where there is definitely a theme in each piece similar to what john williams and other composers accomplished in their works and jeremy soule has done exquisitely in the elder scrolls series, but i still have some more ambient pieces of his included because they almost get there but not quite. but are good enough. in fact i found a lot of his music was probably good for the games he made them for, but nothing compares to his work on the elder scrolls. they all seem to be missing that theming element found in his elder scrolls tracks where they are distinct and really grab the ears. or perhaps his brother, who doesnt really have the same style, was too much of an influence on the tracks and they sound mediocre compared to jeremy. too vague. vague works fine for things like caves and dungeons, but not so well during exploration or combat.