Morrowind soundtrack now available
by Alan Rose 
{ Feb 16th 2006 at 9:00PM }
For those of you
who don't receive the Bethesda Softworks newsletter, you didn't miss much in Issue #3 regarding Oblivion.
However, Morrowind fans will be happy to know the game's Jeremy Soule-crafted soundtrack
is now available online at Direct Song. Even if you've never played the game, it's worth a quick listen.Direct Song also features music from Soule's Guild Wars soundtrack.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jason @ Feb 16th 2006 10:24PM
Jeremy Soule rocks; Morrowind, KOTOR (thank God for a Star Wars game that doesn't recycle the ancient John Williams stuff), Neverwinter Nights, yeah. I love how he writes stuff that blends into the game's atmosphere; it doesn't scream "Ooh look at me!" When there's a climax in the action, he really shines as well (KOTOR's cutscenes were so adrenaline pumping), but he's the master of atmosphere.
Kajex @ Feb 17th 2006 1:23AM
He also did The Secret of Evermore for Square, as I understand it. And the music for Narnia. I like John Williams stuff, but I like that Jeremy was very original with his musical ideas. I think he also did a remix on Overclocked.
Brutal @ Feb 17th 2006 2:38AM
I got pretty tired of this soundtrack while playing the game..
LaughingTarget @ Feb 17th 2006 9:19AM
Agreed #3.
Morrowind had all of, what, two songs? The battle song and the theme song. You can just grab them from the game after installing it and dump it into your iPod if you felt like it.
Phaeton Prime @ Feb 17th 2006 11:31AM
You are forgetting Track #3, "Ballad of the Talking Mudcrab (enchanted pants remix."
webbie Bud @ Feb 17th 2006 6:32PM
See now, I like the music, myself, but perhaps I'm one of those overly-optimistic folk.
If memory serves, got the CD with the Morrowind CE — it makes great music to code by. =) Explore, battle, explore, battle. Just enough ambience, and not too distracting.
The soundtrack they're selling, by the bye, is remastered blah blah blah, but does have one more track than the original, which I believe is the Oblivion title theme.