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[thepissedoffman]

I have been listening to the music off my PC and my iPod using the 360's playback functionality after about 2 hours of playing the game (15 into it now). Ever since then I have just come to love this game even more.

The fun I am having right now with Oblivion makes that cold 14 hours in November so worth it.

[Deftech]

thats odd, this is the one game where I didnt feel the need to play my own music(with all others I do), its that good. But I did yesterday and it made it a different, but good experience.

Try Masters of Chant, fits in with the environment

[ILLusions0fGrander]

nothin wrong with playing some classic FF music, or chrono trigger.. heck even some zelda orchestra music!

[Deftech]

QUOTE(ILLusions0fGrander @ Mar 24 2006, 04:41 PM)

nothin wrong with playing some classic FF music, or chrono trigger.. heck even some zelda orchestra music!

FF music during Oblivion..Blasphemer!!!

 

[lowendfrequency]

QUOTE(ILLusions0fGrander @ Mar 24 2006, 04:41 PM)

nothin wrong with playing some classic FF music, or chrono trigger.. heck even some zelda orchestra music!

Mmmm... Chrono Trigger.   I've been listening to the Chrono Trigger: Brink of Time album alot lately.

Any of you guys big into VG Music?  I used to help run a couple websites back in the day that were part of the VGMusic.com sister sites, specifically Tiamat.net and Omnigear.net.  I occasionally run into old timers on the net.  I used to post as Firehawk_607 ( ).

[JMan8108]

you want to do something odd is while your playing PDZ listen to the halo music.... wwweeeeiiiirrddddd

[Altima NEO]

I dont have Oblivion but I can tell ya, I sure enjoy playing music in the background of EA games (crappy ass "EA TRAX")

[lowendfrequency]

QUOTE(miggidy @ Mar 24 2006, 05:24 PM)

...listenning to anything other than the games soundtrack probably takes away from of its immersion.
A key element which is very important to the game....

At least that's the way I see it anyways

Yeah, having that "You're being attacked" music is essential to playing Oblivion.

[Rustmonkey]

Well the game's soundtrack is good, there's just something about whippin a$$ in Oblivion with Godsmack and Sevendust poundin in the backgroud

[Deftech]

QUOTE(miggidy @ Mar 24 2006, 05:24 PM)

As much as I'm diggin E-40's new album,
listenning to anything other than the games soundtrack probably takes away from of its immersion.
A key element which is very important to the game....

At least that's the way I see it anyways

the only part I miss is the attack music, but after lastnights Cloud Top quest, I can do without the games music for a day or 2  

[Carlo210]

QUOTE(Deftech @ Mar 25 2006, 03:51 AM)

the only part I miss is the attack music, but after lastnights Cloud Top quest, I can do without the games music for a day or 2  

I gotta do that one.

[|Tch0rT|]

I've started listening to music in Oblivion after about 16 hours into it. I've already gotten tired of hearing the same music over and over. I try to pick stuff that I think will fit. I mainly listen to stuff like Enslaved, Emperor, Nerthus, Dornenreich, Summoning, Tenhi, Wyrd, Opeth, Agalloch, and Ulver (first 3 albums only) as examples when I play Oblivion... pretty much any medieval sounding death/black/doom metal will work IMO.

[Deftech]

I had some Nightwish in my playlist and forgot it was in there, so when Wishmaster and End of All Hope came on, I was pleasantly surprised