Skyrim - Music & Ambience - Rainy Towns
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- A journey through the cities and settlements of the Old Kingdom, on a particularly rainy day.
0:00 - Ancient Stones
4:40 - The Streets of Whiterun
8:41 - From Past to Present
13:41 - The City Gates
17:26 - Imperial Throne (Imperial Legion Theme)
19:40 - The Streets of Whiterun
23:39 - Ancient Stones
28:20 - The City Gates
32:06 - From Past to Present
37:06 - Dragonsreach (Stormcloaks Theme)
39:25 - The Streets of Whiterun
42:27 - The City Gates
47:13 - Ancient Stones
52:05 - From Past to Present
56:50 - The Streets of Whiterun
Composed by Jeremy Soule.
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Everytime I hear music from this game, I get homesick for a place I’ve never been
Damn I felt that
What an excellent statement!
same here brother, same here
That's some poetry right there. And true. Rarely does a game world engulf you in the way Skyrim did.
How amazing is it, that music from a video game can muster up memories like if you travelled somewhere for real? Jeremy Soule's Soundtrack is an absolute masterpiece.
What I’d give for a quiet life in Riverwood
And then that darned dragon swoops down again completely ruining the nice mood :(
MoonlightWalnut ahhhh but it would be pretty nice up until then
@@mememan3799 A dragon!!!! I saw a dragon !!!!!
you've had it. you've conquered it. no sense in living something you're already familiar with.
Tariq Darwish you are correct sir but still it was an awesome experience
"It is not a bad thing, celebrating a simple life" - JRR Tolkien.
Ooooh.. It's so cute to find a LOTR fan in the universe of TES.)))
a comfy life is a successful one
💜
@@_phenomeme_ LOTR fan for my whole life here! I would die to be in both universe...
And we can thank Tolkien for much of the inspiration for the world of Elder Scrolls. He set all of this in motion
I left my first character in his house that he built with his bare hands with his two children and wife. I hope he's living a good life.
I bet he is.
i did the same but i was a vampire at the time. bet he killed his family by now...
@@rhyswhittington8759 maybe not
fuck man, I dont know why but that gave me some feels... starting to realize it was way more than just a game...
He is, he hasn't got in any trouble with me and we're good frends.
I could never understand why so many people hate it when it rains. It's nature's music!
I love me some rain.
ÆRO ŠPECIALIST I don't like the rain irl, but the rain in Skyrim is an exception.
im thinking of moving to northern england, scotland or ireland when im older and just getting a little apartment and just sitting there when im an old man. i LOVE cloudy rainy weather :) i feel alive
Best observed behind a window where i won’t be moist and cold
@@roas2 Are you British? That food sounds amazing right now.
Its been almost 6 years of Skyrim, and the game still being played, role played and acted, watched, modded, listed to by millions... what an achievement.
Whenever we get it.
what
Strange thing for me: I was a semi-hardcore WoW player at the time, and when Skyrim came out I remember it was so popular that lots of regulars disappeared from WoW almost entirely (maybe except for daily quests etc!) to play Skyrim. I remember being like "feh, I know it sure sounds great but it has an ending, it's a short-term pleasure and then it's over... I'm not going to just break my PvP season and let down my guild and go play Skyrim." And I remember having the same attitude about Diablo etc. Anyway... here I am 7 years later after a trip to Scandinavia and many years of change and I'm actually thinking about starting Skyrim. Don't really have time but it could happen over the coming year...
Eric Ongerth You might as well quit wow for a while now if you haven’t already, would save some time.
I love your stories, I relate on a deep level. It's moments like these that remind me the internet can be a wonderful place, full of kind people reveling in stories together and the nostalgia and interests we share in common. I want to talk more with you guys. Eric, what was your trip to Scandinavia about, and what did you do while there? If I could go, I would in a heartbeat, to escape the familiarity of where I have lived my entire life and be with nature in its purest form. If you'd care to read my story, it would mean the world to me.
Ever since I got my first Gameboy and PS2, games have been my one place I can go for an escape, a guarantee that life will not intrude. Games have always been an off limits area of my life that I devote a special part of my heart to, from Runescape (2007 to today, I still play and will always be loyal), to World of Warcraft, to Minecraft, to Skyrim. Through the darkest times of my life, when all else was lost, games held me up and continue to do so. I'll never understand or accept the arguments that games are pure evil and bad influences on people. Without games, and the wonderful worlds of adventure, fun, and peace within them, I don't know if I would have made it to where I am.
There is a very particular reason Skyrim has always held a reserved spot in my heart, where few games reside. My parents divorced and I had to leave my childhood home shortly after Skyrim released. After that, Skyrim was all I had, a world to leave to. 8 years later, I rely on videos such as these to find peace in a life of chaos, uncertainty, and fear. I am 20 and my future is not clear. I suffer from extreme anxiety, loneliness and depression.
I have not had friends to talk to or hang out with since high school. I have been truly alone for 3 years with nobody but family to talk to, but my family is dysfunctional. My parents pressure me daily to get a job, like a normal person, but no one understands my suffering. My social anxiety is so bad that the thought of applying for a job and going to an interview terrifies me. I want to run away from it, and I have for 3 years. Without music like this, some online friends I have, TV shows, games and some other interests of mine, I'd have nothing.
I don't know where I'm going in life or how I'll get there. I have no one to support me or understand my mental struggles. I am utterly alone in a dark place. I need a license, a job, a car and eventually to move out, but I am nowhere near achieving any of those things. I fear I may never become an independent adult. Please, anybody, help me. I can't go on much longer. I am tired and scared.
>thirty seconds into listening to this
yup, time to roll a new character
Chris St indeed!!
dude same
honestly? mood
brb gon play my warrior again
Chris St stealth archer is best
gonna make a spellsword
“I’ll show you to your room. Right this way.” Innkeepers
This quote hit right in the feels im crying
"This is my 50th stay, I know where the room is"
im like cool its not like am gunna steal everything and feed off your neck in your sleep or anything
@@MrMasterKaio There's a good mod that kind of lets you say that and they will respond with: "I understand." And they will not leave their post to show you the room.
www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/5990
"Let me know if there's anything else you need."
People of Skyrim "We don't know where the music comes from, but it's not bothersome"
Anyways... Wait.. I know you!
Stop, thief!
Also people of Skyrim: “GUARDS!!!!!!.......MUSIC”
Do you get to the rain cloud district often?
Must have been the wind(pipes)
We've all grown a little older and life gets more and more hectic. Yet, we yearn to go back home to Skyrim when times were simpler.
keep looking for it you all
man whenever i listen to this skyrim music i get transported back to the first time i played it, when at that age my biggest worries were how to get to Iversted, i sometimes wish i could just go back and enjoy the anonymity of the game and my foolish childish mind...
Keep yo dick up my G
If i die, Skyrim would be my ultimate heaven. Just the feeling of walking around Riverwood... Can you imagine?
Seeing Sven's mother talking about dragons while Sven is busy chasing after Camilla, Alvor working hard at the forge...
See you in sovngarde brothers and sisters.
And then you hear shouting on an ancient language coming from the inn and you know... that you are going to be turned into a slave in a very questionable place by this shouting psycho pervert.
And then the Dawnguard approaches you,,,
@@milo-hv8je Me: "Well, guess i'm banging Harkon's daughter."
And then the genocidal Dragonborn shouts you thirty miles into the sky
@@ti2218 We've all done it at some point.
I must admit that I'm missing these days in Skyrim.
You missed them? What are you waiting for then?! It's still there waiting for you, hop to it, Skyrim isn't going to play itself.
Stop wasting time and go play it ...I still do 😊
Wait... i know you. You are a Skyrim modder. I recognise your nickname. Or, at least, you have the same nickname as him.
I'm still playing it.
Astraea Star same
When I die, I want to enter this world.
Yeah me too. I hope its better
me too oh the life it would be if when we die we just go to skyrim
AHEM THIS IS A RANT AND ITS LONG If I could just live with respawns in games like skyrim and dark souls, id love it, would leave everything behind to live forever in those worlds (ofc only if I revive, though if the drawback was feeling death each time id still be fine w it, every ounce of pain is worth it)
‘Hey you, you’re finally awake’ those are the words I want to hear after I die!
Sometimes when life gets a little too stressful for me, I go to these videos to help me calm down and remember simpler times.. Thanks for this man.
👍
Me too =)
Same same it has really good music especially the streets of whiterun soundtrack
I need and anchor to reality...
Skyrim: hold my beer
Awwww.....Did someone steel your sweet roll?
I love that there are no ads in this video. Just straightforward rain sounds and calming music.
get adblock friend. You won't see ads anywhere then
Haha could you imagine? You’re listening to the soothing sounds of skyrim when suddenly, “LETS PLAY RAID SHADOW LEGENDS”
I think it would be interesting to fake some fans out and have an ad for the bannered mare before the music...
it was on this day in 2011...8 years ago. My god. how time flies
I've never played this game, but after seeing the love players have towards the game, I can't wait to dive in
@@MMT_Daigo Playing it made my childhood. But, I couldn't waste countless hours nowadays. I'm an adult with responsibilities. Lmao. But seriously. It is a truly an immersive RPG, and if you're serious, explore the LORE around the series. 👍
@@AlfredTheGreatKingOfWessex FUCK being an adult. do you hear me!? LOL
I was only 11 years old, now I'm almost 20
time really flies =(
@@hadugamer being an adult fucking sucks. except for being out of school part and having money. fuck that brainwashed school system
Its insane how a soundtrack can simply bring back so many memories of when I first started to play this game, I loved not knowing what anything was in the game as it made everything so special when I encountered it.
I was shocked at how I could earn money by cutting wood, despite how boring it was. I bought my first house with wood cutting funds😂
@@kaiserkiefer1760 "Honest pay for honest work"
Hugo Baes Jr. get an axe and bring all the wood you can chop/chuck😂
@@kaiserkiefer1760 You know those big piles of logs that you can hoist onto your shoulder? When I was 12 and really stupid on the XBOX 360 I thought you could get rid of the pile so I did that OVER AND OVER again. Took me a long while to realize that that wasn't how it worked.
_"Hey you, finally awake , you were trying to cross the border right? walked right into that imperial ambush. same as us and that theif over there."_
‘Damn you stormcloaks, Skyrim was fine until you came along. Empire was nice and lazy.”
they hadn't been looking for you, stolen that horse and have been halfway to hammerfell. You there, you and me we shouldn't be here, it's the Stormcloaks the empire wants.
@@andralogan4657 Imperial yells: Shut up back there!
When you've been playing Skyrim all day 6 hours straight and you need a break but you keep jumping around the city anyways.
six hours? pfft try 15 casual (congrats on 69)
I jump around when I start spacing out lol
Got a lot of steel to shape
Goss be praised
of course he has, he start working at 12:00 and stops at 17:00
Hrm
You keep that helmet and dagger, remember me when you’re making skyforge steel huh? 😊
Ahh, those three stones! Do you remember when you stood in front of them for the first time? :-) What a nostalgy! :-)
Not cool dude, I just got a massive chill/goosbump all over!
For me Ralof ran past them through the woods into Riverrun lol. Never had that moment when he tells about them to you.
I missed them on my first play through, it was only later in I went and found them lol
@@rudde7918 same lmao
10 years ago... : ' )
My favorite place in Skyrim, no is not a cave or a dungeon, not a cool expansion valley or location, not the beautiful plains and forests, not even the peaceful towns and villages or rumbling with life cities, for me it is the lonely tavern on the path from windhelm to dawnstar. The one where orc chef resides. I like it for its peace and quietness, but at the same time not loneliness, it has a few living souls that warm the cold tundra with the smoke that comes from the tavern chimney.
it's the nightgate inn i think
Как мило. Так и тянет вернуться туда. И когда -нибудь, в очередной раз, я это сделаю. Прекрасная музыка , прекрасный мир Скайрима и всего Тамриэля.
9:34 transported me to a happy place buried deep in my subconscious. the nostalgia is overbearing
Im cryiing 😭😭❤❤🔥
My favorite song off the whole soundtrack.
Shgsheshwhhavingahappystrokern
God this hits hard
man, skyrim is something so special, despite its age and bethesda things I always find the way to go back to skyrim
Skyrim's been the only constant in my pc since i discovered it all those years ago.
@@rrraynoorrr Yeah, I'm not sure if Bethesda even realizes how important is this game, like every RPG game, is directly compared with Skyrim, and the community man, maybe the best community out there with the mod support and all...
@@ERICKMAX0317 Bethesda doesn't seem to give much of a crap about the community. It's the modders who churn out interesting ways to explore our favorite game. That's why the community is still so active 8 years after skyrim's release.
Try oblivion.
@@proksenospapias9327 oh I will, actually is in my checklist with Morrowind, fallout 2, fallout 1:done, and then I would try Tes I and II but I find them repulsive to my eyes(I'm not saying they are bad )
11 years and people still come here to listen for these songs. I'm glad to be part of this
My heart belongs with the warriors of Jorrvaskr
I've played skyrim since it came out when I was 17. Some of this music is so nostalgic for me it makes me cry. Lol
I have a newborn, almost 10 weeks old, and when he's fighting sleep I play these videos for him. Some days it's the only thing that helps him nap.
When I hear this sound track I start to tear up, I remember I played Skyrim for hours on end when I was depressed because I was kicking out of my old school. This was the first game I ever got deeply invested in and immersed into. This got me through suicide and depression. This sound track reminds me of my room and a place I have never been too.
Eli Whitney broo same honestly I could totally relate , remember getting this on Christmas 5+ years ago on the 360.. then later on ps4. Good times best open world game ever 💯🔥
I hope you are doing well :)
Damn, that was deep man. I hope life is treating you better and giving you more inspiring moments of positivity and joy. Crazy how a video game can change our lives for better : )
How are you doing now?
THIS GAME makes me cry... it's so beautiful. it makes you want to live inside Skyrim. That's why it is my favourite game.
A suggestion? Add some mods to improve graphics, weather and landscaping. I did it. Man... ONLY THEN you'll see the real power Skyrim has to make us cry. There is no sight more beautiful than Whiterun in a cold sunny day, with far soft clouds rolling over distant mountains. I have even taken a couple of screenshot to use on my computer.
Hunting , Fishing, Simple and peacefull life in mantaining law and order in every holds
Do you get to the rain cloud district often?
what am I saying? of course you don't.
Man, I hate Nazeem!
it's literally just cloud district
What am I saying? Of course you don't.
@@Franken_freak , Same.
I legit brag to everyone that I listen to skyrim soundtracks or tavern audios. I'm called a nerd for it.
But in the end...
*I'm not alone.*
Lol i feel like the fact that i listen to these tracks all the time is like my special secret
Never I’m here with yoy
I grade papers to it. Listen to the songs of my home away from home...
You dam right
They're all milk drinkers.
The Portuguese have a word that describe the feeling this music evokes: Saudade--"a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one cares for and/or loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing might never be had again."--Wikipedia.
that's so beautiful, that's exactly what I have more with morrowind music. I played it for the first time at 14 years old and still play it sometimes now, the whole vibe and music is so amazing
Perfeitamente
ah, yes, me ending up fighting blood dragon, that spawned when i was raiding bandit's nest and then this sudden *-I've been looking for you. Got something I'm supposed to deliver - your hands only.* All of that while im being burnt to crisp
you know that feel
Nothing stops the mail. Nothing.
Brian Bailey gotta love the dude tho he’s dedicated he somehow delivered my mail while I was in the soul cairn
If you don't have the mail. Your life is meaningless.
Almyrigan Hero he is the true god ! All beings bow before him !
"Let's see here, oh, a letter from the Jarl, moving up in the world I see. Well, that's it, got to go."
I remember seeing those ancient stones for the first time like it was yesterday
I had gotten Skyrim on the PlayStation 3 and made my first character a nord
Oh how time flies my friends
WOW... scrolling through comment section, it's a cool feeling and I can relate so much to you guys. It's like a journey through time, I've put many hours into this game and had the best times.
Thanks for this wonderful experience Bethesda... I wish all skyrim fans the greatest.
yes so soothing and skyrim made memories for us to remember no words to describe hope elder scroll 6 will also match this level
The years keep on pasting, and I yet still come back here to find peace, Skyrim is not just a game.
It's not, It's a magical place where all of us bond toward each other through good memories and fun times..even though we are all stranger, we all start out the same from that small town of Helgen. Good day to you fellow traveller..
Even after all these years, Skyrim is still the most beautiful game I've ever played.
*klink
*klink
*klink
* klink
Oh hey, can you bring me some firesalts my forge needs it
-Riften Blacksmith 2011
*4E 201
13 long years...i was 20 years old when i first time crawled my way trough Bleak Falls Barrow. Today i walked the fields of skyrim one more time, with my 4 year old son by my side. He loved every minute...
For some reason i never call it my favorite game, when it's the game I've played the most, i always think about wanting to play when im somewhere i don't want to be, like im in work or doing something with people i don't want to be there, i'm making myself feel better by imagining i'm running around in this game just doing simple little things like talking to everyone or just watching the beautiful ambience when it rains like at the start here... AND I've never uninstalled it. I used to think my favorite games were The Phantom Pain, Peace Walker, Snake Eater, Witcher 3, Baldur's Gate 2, Final Fantasy 7, and Persona 3.... but year after year, this is the game i always turn on maybe 5x as much as any of the others and play for hours.... It IS the best and most beautiful game ever made guys isn't it?
well said. i feel the same way about this game. its a game you always come back to... and just has that... unusual feeling about it.... that you dont get from *most* games
Skyrim, a legendary gem for which I am going to tell stories to my grandchildren.
Time is not what it was. I had chance to live in fairy tales and be part of their quests.
Being born in the year of the Chinese earth dragon gives a completely unique experience when you face Skyrim. It's one of a lifetime thing.
How I took this soundtrack for granted... Jeremy Soule, future generations will honor you.
I grew up playing Oblivion. That was my generation. But my Skyrim play time has easily surpassed that. Still loving the atmosphere. Ah how I wish to fall asleep and wake in the Imperial City one day... take a stroll to Bruma, come back down to Cheydinhal...buy a house, find a job and never wake up
Jeremy Soule. the Legend. the most iconic music made for a video game ever. the soul of the game is the music that this man composed and we will always love it. bless him
i'd give everything to forget about this game and experience it all over again
This has got to be one of the most immersive games in the world. I'm just...you feel like you are there. i don't want a vr, and I can't afford it/ idk if my pc could even run, but I'd love JUST the headpiece to cut out my surroundings and just see the game. I'd love them to spend even a decade making another game like this one. Spend as many years as you need making it bc...in the end it will be played for decades later.
I love the community in this section. May we all feast in Sovengarde, brothers and sisters. We lived a good life, an invisible shared life.
I like listening to this to sleep because it makes me feel like I'm at my dad's house and he plays skyrim all the time and sometimes it makes me feel safe, happy, and comfortable
Because you're here, it means you're my type of person. Safe travels, landstrider
I remember when I first started playing Skyrim and I walked long distances everywhere before fast traveling. I recall very vividly during a long walk, discovering new places at night, looking up at the aurora and the planets with beautiful music in the background just being in awe at the beauty and richness of the game.
The streets of Whiterun is so calming and cozy 😏😏😌 my favorite one.
I remember getting Skyrim in the 360 on November 11th 2011.
I marched down to my local GAME store and purchased it at 9.30 in the morning. I went home and played it for 2 days straight because I was off work for 2 days.
Looking back it was the greatest 2 days because I was so hooked on this universe and i was so happy with my purchase that everything was right with the world
the nostalgia i feel from this game is sometimes so strong that I have to take a break for a second and gather myself. seriously
Yeah, it’s like being happy and sad at the same time. My emotions don’t know which way to go.
What a game!! 10 years in and still finding stuff I've not seen. One of the best bits of code ever written...... ever.
I started crying uncontrollably listening to this
Jesus Christ!
I've just found THE Channel to use during D&D!
Thank you so much for the hard work and effort in these videos, it sounds GRAND!
+zombine64 💛🤗💛 More to come.
You play music during D&D session?
You don't?
Great idea!
I play music and play in the basement that has brick walls and flagstone flooring, sitting on a set of different crappy chairs from second hand shops Very atmospheric.
Man, there's just something about this game specifically, this soundtrack, that so many people resonate with. I'm not one to get choked up easily, and maybe it's the nostalgia of once being a depressed 13 year old and finding a genuinely happy escape in the woods of Skyrim for hours, but hearing that familiar sound is like coming home and feeling the weight of life slide right off, and I get a little misty in the eyes. Whether I'm playing a completely different game, looking for a moment of peace, writing or just trying to sleep, Skyrim's music helps in ways I couldn't really appreciate a few years ago. Bethesda has changed for the worse, but I'll always be grateful they gave me this.
Hearing this track made me reinstall Skyrim, just to walk the mountains again after some years :)
dude i wish i could play this game and hear the soundtrack for the first time again. such a great time of my life playing this and bo2 all day
I really miss those simple times . My brother and I played for hours, to be more precise, he played, and I watched (like a movie). It was most atmospheric in winter. It's cold outside, but at home and in the heart it is so cozy and warm, tea in hand, mom is doing something in the kitchen and dad is in the garage. Thanks for childhood...
Gonna buy this again on PS5, still, gonna miss being 12 years old exploring this wonderfull world.
Safe travels everyone!
I don't understand why anyone would dislike this.
Music from a time I know I lived but miss now. Homecoming from ages past.
i love it when you don't have a quest other than the main one and there are no enemies nearby, and you just stand there, and the soundtrack becomes an ode to that virtual landscape, maybe an ode to the hard quest that you just finished and tells you that everything's going to be okay
Beautiful. I've never played Skyrim but it is on my to-do list. Just by listening to this masterpiece of a soundtrack i feel its one of those games which has a 'soul'.
A soul indeed. If you immerse yourself in it you’ll never be the same. Just read the comments
PLEASE TELL ME YOU HAVE PLAYED IT!!!!!!!
@Almighty Jacob have you played Skyrim yet?
@@joshbuchanan6983 i have
This really makes me want to play it too
I started out with eight sources and an idea. I listened to this entire video about seven times back to back, and ended up with a ten page essay. Thanks, Everness.
Elder Scrolls Skyrim 5...... You will stay in my memory...forever and beyond
I was just a kid when the game came out and now, I'm 24 years old, time sure flies fast. And whenever I listen to this music it helps me to recall all the good times that I had while playing this game.
_"May the Gods watch over your battles Friend."_
All these years later and now I'm playing it in VR. I just stand still, stare at the skies and scenery. It's incredible.
LOVED Skyrim, I hope they make another game like this soon.
@I'll taketh thy cheese by force It's sad.
@I'll taketh thy cheese by force I don't think its Todds fault.
@I'll taketh thy cheese by force No there are people above him who decide everything like Robert A. Altman.
I put my headset over my cats ears and he always falls asleep to this video. It’s the cutest thing I’ve ever seen
I've only started playing this ten year old game in the past two weeks and I'm slowly becoming utterly obsessed with it, reading every book I find in the game and researching the lore and history of the series. The depth of it is mindblowing, yet at its heart it tells of the simple human condition. I love it.
Have you read The Lusty Argonian Maids 😹😹
What I wouldn't give to live in this world. I don't care if there are dragons about, or bandits, or vampires or draugr or anything. It would be a peaceful life, traveling around, meeting new people, going on adventures, witnessing strange and fantastic events. Maybe I'll even master the magical arts, be the stealthiest rogue in the province, or be the greatest warrior to ever live. This will forever be my favourite game. See you in Sovngarde, brothers and sisters of Tamriel.
I feel you, bud 😔 this life sucks.
I remember I always used to keep an axe in my inventory that I could drop at a shrine as tribute.
Reminds me of that time it rained for a week in my game so I decided to wait it out in a tavern while speaking with all the NPCs. That was an experience. When I left it was still raining, and the bard was dead.
sibiris guard: “what happened here?!”
You poorly hiding a bloody sword behind your back: “beats me!”
Low effort my ass, this is amazing!
To this day, no game (and I have played my fair share) has immersed me in a world in such a way that Skyrim has. I will forever remember it; and listening to the music allows me to tap into that nostalgia over and over again.
Perfect to sleep to. Damn.
I have a wife and children and today for the first time in a year i got to have a full day of just skyrim. Im set for another year now 😂
Gotta be smithing in the wilderniss at 7:05
And some dog at 4:40
for whatever reason, i was so surprised to see this, because whenever i think of skyrim i think of dragons coming at inconvenient times when i'm weighted down by being a hoarder of plates.
but by god i love this so much
There's just something about the Skyrim soundtrack/landscapes that is so comforting
2000 hours on that game and the music never seizes to bring me right back there
This music makes me appreciate Skyrim soundtrack and the whole game even more after years. This is such amazing combination.
It's incredible how well the music matches the game
the rain falls ever so blissfully, it washes away the fears and sorrows of the past, opening new gates to the future, closing off the pain and agony of past and present.
I have a weird connection with thouse songs.
In my first year of apprenticeship (I was 16 or so) and got pretty sick.
I got to work every day with an bad feeling and pain but my boss didnt care and said if I dont show up he will kick me out.
Finished the week, was hyped for the weekend because my birthday was on that saturday.
Unfortunately i was in misurable pain on that friday night, got to the hospital and they told me that I needed to stay for an emergency surgery.
Next day I had the surgery and couldn realy move afterwards, just layed in the bed, with nothing but my phone and some shitty thoughts.
I really loved Skyrim at that time, so thought about hearing the OST.
It really kept me calm while thinking about how long I would need to stay here, when I could move again without pain etc...
They told me I just need to stay 2 weeks, so hurray, first thing to not worry about anymore !
I keept hearing thouse songs and one certain morning, I woke up, still with my headphones in, looked out the window (like 8th floor ) and saw the whole city in fog. It made me so happy in combination with that music that I wanted to see more of it. Asked the nurse for a crouch and a tea, to go to sit at the table in my hospital room. I sat there for hours...
I remember hearing: "The Streets of Whiterun", "Ancient Stones", "From Past to Present" and "Far Horizons" with just amazement for the soundtrack and the view.
The Days gone by and I could go home finaly, but thats not where the story ends.
They told me I need should go to work for 3 months because of my condition...
I forgot about the soundtrack, about the game and just moved on.
After 2-3 more weeks I started to walk normal again, without a crouch but with some pain left and thought about just going out in the forest nearby to catch some fresh air.
I packed my phone, started the soundtrack and went there, walking like 2 hours in a cold but beautiful forrest with that music on, sat at a nearby lake and just enjoyed the view.
It maybe sounds dumb but I realy thank Jeremy Soule for this music, he kept my sprit high in a realy shitty time.
And if you read this, thank you for hearing my story, have an nice day.
When you had a very stressful..sad day...and then you lay down on your bed with earphones, to listen to this masterpiece and relax...
Thank you...💕
I just started playing this game (I know I'm late) and I'm already feeling homesick
I've heard all these sounds and songs thousands of times but every time I hear them, it feels like the first time I set out on my first adventure into the wild landscapes of Skyrim.
This just brings back so many memories.
I used to come back from school and see my father playing Skyrim, I would sit and watch him for hours.
As I got older, I took a turn myself and just fell in love. The game is old, but will always be a classic.
What a gem this game is/was. I don't even classify it as a video game, it's an experience. Just like how I don't really classify the original Lord of the Rings films as 'movies', they're experiences that fully draw you in and captivate you. I wonder if we will ever get a game like Skyrim again (Witcher 3 did it for me). This brings me so much joy to listen to and feel the waves of nostalgia that represent a simpler time. thanks for posting.
bro relax bro. its a just a game / movie
I'm upset that I missed the time,
when skyrim was in its prime.
I was young and under care,
I still feel nostalgia, somehow,
Even though I was never there.
Here I am today, enjoying the experience,
I had no clue something so great
Could come from Game's clearance.
Thank you Bethesda for all you've done,
Too bad fallout 76 was all but a smoking gun.
Sorry for the corny poem, I just felt good listening to this.
You should visit the Bards college, in Solitude.
@@thenorthowl2033 I don't know you, I don't care to know you!
This takes me back....back to the first time I persuaded the guard outside of Whiterun....
This is what i listen to all around my house this quarantine on my speakers.
couldn't ask for better music to relax.
I remember being first in line to pick up this game. Bethesda really out did themselves. They're gonna have a lot to live up to when they release the next one.
Carley Carroll Skyrim Grandma will live forever in ES VI
always a pleasure to study with all your stuff
Agreed mate.
Yohan Pernin That's especially true when studying homogenous non conducive non isotopic electromagnetic fields
TEN years ago on the 11.11.11 this masterpiece was released. Happy birthday to Skyrim.
The only game I bought several times on X Box 360, PS3, X Box One, PS4 & PC..............................
One of the few games I've been addicted to uo to forgeting to eat & sleep.
Thank you Jeremy Soule for this score that made me travel in a place beyond time & space.
Thank you for transporting me to some far off, magical land 💕