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Friday Music Suggestion! SKYRIM SOUNDTRACK 7/25/14
11 years ago
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Happy Friday, classical fur-fans!
Due to my recent addiction to the game, Skyrim, I've decided to recommend the game soundtrack for today's Friday Music Suggestion! Even if you've never heard of Skyrim before, I think you'll appreciate the mood that this soundtrack creates. It makes you want to get out there and conquer the world!!!
Check it out HERE! - *Condensed Version*
Or HERE! - *FULL 3.5 hour version, for work? :)*
I'd also like to give a shout out to a few composers who have shared some of their recent work with me.
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You'll find a few of their works under the classicalfurs favorites, but be sure to check out their profiles for further enjoyment!
I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend! Viva la Classical!
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svelto
Due to my recent addiction to the game, Skyrim, I've decided to recommend the game soundtrack for today's Friday Music Suggestion! Even if you've never heard of Skyrim before, I think you'll appreciate the mood that this soundtrack creates. It makes you want to get out there and conquer the world!!!
Check it out HERE! - *Condensed Version*
Or HERE! - *FULL 3.5 hour version, for work? :)*
I'd also like to give a shout out to a few composers who have shared some of their recent work with me.
, 
, 
& 
You'll find a few of their works under the classicalfurs favorites, but be sure to check out their profiles for further enjoyment!
I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend! Viva la Classical!
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svelto
But seriously, I'll hopefully have more stuff to show for it.
Yeah, I dunno... most game soundtracks just don't really appeal to me for whatever reason. I think there are a few exceptions to that rule, though (older games, some tracks on the Mass Effect 2 soundtrack, Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls), but I dunno, I feel like most game soundtracks are kinda generic.
That said, the Skyrim soundtrack isn't too bad. Almost makes me want to play it.
And I dunno about the soundtracks and scoring thing, because I feel like something similar is happening in most film music. Really, I long for a return to the days of Wolfgang Korngold and Bernard Hermann...