This song better play in heaven or else Im not dying

This game doesn't even feel like a game to me anymore. It feels like an experience and every time I boot it up, I'm not playing a game. I'm reliving experiences.

My best friend passed away from cancer 3 weeks ago. We were friends ever since we were 4. He introduced me to gaming and to oblivion. Oblivion will always be one of my favorite games, simply because of all the stupid things the npc's would do. We never got tired of laughing about that. I'm really going to miss you Kyle, I loved you

It’s a shame that Spotify just forgot about the song in the album. Up to this day they won’t put it in. I miss it every time when I listen to Souls masterpiece - that’s why I come here. May the Peace be with you all!

I had a best friend who passed away in February this year. We had known each other since we were kids and he had been in my life for over 80% of it. We used to play Oblivion together, and this song is the one that reminds me the most of those times. I remember a time that he was so heartbroken because he got the Gray Fox glitch and couldn't finish and get the mask (no save) and I returned to redo it for him and got him the mask. Bethesda has done something which even things in real life can't do, give me memories that last a lifetime. Long live this great company, and continue to make your artistic and beautifully developed games. Bethesda is a beacon in the darkness of bad games, and every Elder Scrolls until the ending of the series will be in my collection. Edit: I may have been a bit over-zealous commenting on the greatness of Bethesda. :/

i actually need to listen to this sometimes

it was a simpler time, it was a better time.

This song brings me back to a time of peace. A time of stillness. A time of no worries, sitting on my computer late on a summer night with my window open, and a cold summer breeze lightly brushing against me, while I play oblivion. I wish I could go back

Soothing enough to make you forget about the whole crisis around you.

May Akatosh give you all strenght when needed.

it's crazy how real Oblivion's graphics can look in certain shots.

Tried playing Oblivion after Skyrim but couldn't really get into it. But from what I've heard from the comments on this video it's kinda like when my friends tell me they can't really get into the old Halo games. It's sad knowing these games are so good, but people (myself included) will never understand. So as a tribute to Oblivion, I modded this song into my Skyrim music. I put it in the morning exploration folder. I was coming out of a dwemer ruin after a hard fought battle with Falmer and Centurions only to be greeted with the light glittering in the snow as the sunrise peeked over the mountains and this song playing in the background. It was perfect.

I love you all. Kindred brothers and sisters. We children of Tamriel.

Whenever I hear this music, it'll be a big reminder that I failed to keep Baurus and Jauffre from dying. Those guys were awesome. 😞😞😞

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I played this game first when I was 15 and loved this song. Now Im rocking my 4 month old son who just fell asleep peacefully listening to this. Funny where life goes

Sometimes I listen to TES or Fallout music and it makes want to cry somehow. It's happiness, nostalgia, gratitude, disbelief, melancholy. But over all that I somehow feel lost... maybe is because of so much feelings and thoughs it brings that I can't get my head around them. Is strange but beautiful. I love them, for sure.

The best was when you exit the plain of Oblivion. The clouds clear and you are at peace.

I feel old because I still consider this a new game.

Think I've found my funeral song ;(

this brings me back to another life i never had

this is the best game music ever composed, Jeremy Soule was in his prime for this game. I have this song on my sleeping playlist when I listen to my ipod at night, so wonderful

This music always played during the the forlorn watchman quest. Letting that silent ghost, a victim of a brutal murder, guide me through the wilderness was sad :(

I think 3:27 has to be one of my favourite moments in any piece of music ever

When I play Oblivion (which I do religiously) I relive me when I was 8 or 9 years old, when I was a just a kid, getting lost in the fantasies of the Elder Scrolls games. This series has touched my heart in many ways.

One of my online's friend passed away in 2022. He was a fan of Oblivion

This game was the escape from all stresses in life

There are few games like Oblivion that really take a hold of your heart and properly trigger emotions. Warcraft would be another, but holy shit this game will stick with me right through my life. Sure, as a game there are definitely better choices but when it comes to the passion of Fantasy and storytelling, Oblivion is number one. You know what's incredible? The game had like four voice actors yet it still felt like a lively world and then obviously the sound track just transports you into the world completely. Wandering through Cyrodill at 4am on a school night with this song playing, the memories just topple that of pretty much any other game.

I remember when I was only six years old watching my dad play this game and just being in awe when this track would come on. I want to say that the music from this game is probably what started me on my journey of loving music. This and Skyrim have brought me so much peace whenever I’m anxious or sad.

Soon i will be embraced by akatosh. May the peace lay down on me

Masterpiece.

this game holds so many lovely memories for me... *sigh* simply beautiful; my 'home' game.

Gonna get crackin' on this game this weekend with acase of beer, i've owned skyrim since release and love it to death with countless hours played, just now getting into oblivion and a whole new adventure awaits.

I don't know if you are still online, but thank you for posting this. Putting this on loop really helps me get into a good mindset whenever I pray a rosary.

Even if this game is about 9 gods, this song really helps connect me to the One True God.

I played it last year and now i’m planning to play it again. What a masterpiece! 😢

This song always meant a lot to me because it played when I first exited the Imperial City sewers during my first playthrough of the game.

I was in college when Oblivion came out. Aside from Final Fantasy 7-10, the Elder Scrolls 3, 4, and 5 remain the core of my being. Soule nails the type of music for exploration and wonder.

This does something to my soul. For me this is what heaven sounds like..instantly i am somewhere else happy and at peace. Thank you for posting ive looked everwhere to find it and foind it when i stopped looking :) blessings

I love this tune. It's so beautiful 🙂 It's a tune that would play in Heaven 🙂

i swear this song is in like a "heavenly music" compilation or something everytime i hear youtubers put on church music, its this song. always this song.

i want to live inside this soundtrack

There's nothing like exiting a dungeon you just finished after fighting for hours and coming to near death alot of time and coming out to a sunny day out of the darkness and listening to this song It makes you think... Man what an adventure

Oblivion and fabel 1 is that kind of masterpiece that you will never forget playing and enjoying every hour spent. im never going to forget waking up inside the pirate ship in cyrodill harbour.

The Angels Welcome You

This track suddenly makes me forget about all the bugs, memes and shortcomings of Oblivion. This is one of Jeremy Soule's best pieces in the Elder Scrolls franchise, and it has a very poignant quality to it.

Reminds me of Halo music. This game is so beautiful

Brings back so many memories.

Is this the best soundtrack in all of Oblivion? I think so.

This ost transported me into Cydodiil back when I first discovered the game. I wish I could do it all over again. I’d oftentimes relax and stargaze as this track played.

Peaceful days, to my friends and family i love you all. To the fellow wayfarer's out there i wish you all the best in all you do.

Shoutout Conway the Machine for this being sampled into the intro on his new album. My life has officially come back full circle hahaha

I used to listen it every morning.

This entire soundtrack is unbelievable

its taken almost 8 years to get 100k+ views, why? this should have millions

This song always seemed to play after I had killed a deer any other animal out in the wilderness, made me think it was some kind of dirge for the them Also, this song playing in the snowy wastelands of northern Cyrodiil was one of the most magical gaming moments for me

Special thanks to Jeremy Soule

The best elders scroll ever.. Oblivion

Fit perfectly for war cemeteries and shrines...a solemn remind for all the pain mankind faced...

I’d pay 10,000$ to hear this live and cry on how beautiful this is.

No bias, but this is really good.

This ost helped me get through my law exams this year.

Oblivion has the best soundtrack ♥️

One of the finest pieces of music ever.

I remembered the time passed inside the temple only listening to this

Love the music for Oblivion and Skyrim. I'm going to have to plug in my PS3 and play Oblivion again

This song reminds me of adventuring through the forests of Cyrodiil to find all of the shrines to complete my pilgrimage. Good ol' days.

I see my own grave in my mind when I hear it.

Am i... dead?

2:02 "I slept in the woods. I came back the next morning... and Kvatch was gone."

Every Time I Go Sit In A Chapel This Immediately Plays In My Head Because I Feel At Peace

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To play this music, and play Elden Ring. Oblivion would always be in heart

Watching the sun set from the Anvil light house while this plays is perfection

2.02 and on always hits different. It’s such a peaceful moment yet savage beauty.

If I was given the option to live anywhere such as a game, in a book or just something on top of my head I would choose to live in Tamriel, Idc if there is no technology, people I don't know; I could be living in a world where most thing and creatures exists and most people can't even begin to dream about oh but I wish my wish could true

never really played oblivion, only skyrim, but i still listen to the soundtrack and this is my favorite piece on it. i added it to my exploration playlist, which i listen to whenever i play skyrim, and when this piece comes on i nearly tear up (2:01 is, personally, my favorite moment). i don't know why, but i do feel like i get something like second-hand nostalgia, if that exists, even. it's weird.

*Mr Incridible final form*

Oblivion and Skyrim, best games ever made by far.

This song makes me crying and touch my soul. A masterpiece.

This was the first music I heard when I went out the sewers and I saw Cyrodiil for the first time. It was night, and the atmosphere was calm and enchanting, yet somber: I just witnessed the emperor's death, a good man who treated me nicely. It was the first of many losses my PG experienced during the game. Oblivion was great because it created a really melancholic, yet heartwarming story.

When you glitch out your acrobatics skill to 24000 and hit space bar: 0:01

I can hear my fireballs hurtling towards deer now..YOUR DESTRUCTION HAS INCREASED.

I want this to play at my funeral.

There are so many great elder scrolls songs, but this one is probably the greatest to me.👏😃 Peace in the land

i love how in the next game you are quote the opposite of the "peace of akatosh" and also quite literally kill "a piece of akatosh"

IDK why, but Oblivion always had that 'homely' feel to it. Maybe it is just me, but this was one of those differences that I felt whenever playing Skyrim.

Nostalgia 😮‍💨

Say what you will about Oblivion but this game truly felt real and there were sometimes I just turned the game on and travelled the countryside just to get lost in the scenery. Skyrim was amazing but it missed this essential element at times.

Most epic game music ever I have the whole soundtrack

Soule is the star of Oblivion.

They need to make way more music like this.

2011: Music from Bible 2020: Mr Incredible becoming Canny Phase 17

Can't find this master piece on spotify

Oblivion is not just a game.... it's an Emotion.!😰🫶

Bro im crying right now 😭

I was fifteen. I sat in a leather beanbag chair, turned on the PS3, and disappeared for hours at a time. My brother, two years younger, would sit in the same room in the corner, on his laptop, occasionally making jokes about the faces or the sudden tone shift of the soundtrack changing from pieces like this to the combat music whenever a mudcrab would harass me. And just as things were getting tense in a dungeon, dinner would be called from the other room, and I'd return to the world to sit and eat with my family. I had many save files, but one will always stand out to me as my definitive run. My character was a simple man, an Imperial who refused to wear armour or use weapons, that refused to sleep in beds, and was stuck on the highest difficulty setting, but insisted on saving the world regardless. His mastery of magic was limited, and relied mostly on his fists to get by. He made most of his money going from town to town selling potions he'd make, mainly from produce he'd stumble across or "borrow" from isolated farms. The PS3 would break and be replaced in 2015, my save file of him lost forever. My brother, shortly after turning 18, would slowly lose himself to alcohol, something he struggles with to this day. He stopped using the games room and would sit alone in his bedroom, drinking and rambling about the same three traumas on a loop. Mom stopped cooking meals because the kitchen was no longer safe with a violent drunk slumped over in the chair. She would slowly lose her mind in her own way, and is now constantly raving about whatever the television tells her to get mad about. I haven't had a coherent conversation with her in at least five years. I was pulled away from gaming entirely, first by education, then by an abusive relationship that nearly broke me. My recovery was helped by games, plenty of long afternoons of Minecraft and herbal tea do wonders for an anxiety disorder, but it wasn't this game. Years passed. A pandemic drove us further apart, right as we were about to make amends. I left home under the cover of darkness after the second time he attacked me, unprovoked, and spent several months couch surfing with whatever I could carry with me out of that house. Eventually I was rehomed, where I've lived ever since. But nobody sits in the corner to comment on whatever I'm doing, or to share what they've been up to. Nobody calls for dinner. Nobody sits at the small wooden table I bought that's been hardly used over the past two years. But I bought it for a reason. Because I once had people I could surround myself with and felt safe around. Because I once had a life that made sense. Because even after all these years, I come back to listen to this particular song, one that always seemed to play whenever that Imperial, whose name I can no longer remember, walked out into the rain, the flat green leaves rustling in the breeze, letting the rain clean his blood soaked hands and his dirty shirt and suspenders after risking life and limb to collect more Welkynd stones so he can conjure more skeletons. Because I was fifteen.

This was the song that was playing when The Creator decided in His infinite wisdom , that we will BE ,and it was good.

it hurts

Blessings of the Akatosh upon you