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The music in Morrowind and Skyrim was very very memorable and I admit that, but the SV enjoying creep that composed it makes me feel so off when I listen to his compositions that I feel more comfortable listening to covers made by other musicians.
That motherfucker also did the soundtrack KOTOR, that game was my childhood!
I'm glad the sequel's score wasn't composed by the creep
Yeah yeah some say "separate art from artist" as if that banishes squick feelings from those that feel them, but that became impossible for me after I found out (CW: SV)
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that Jeremy Soule stated that the Dovahkiin song in Skyrim was thematically intended to simulate the chase, struggle, takedown, and "conquest" of his dreamed-of next SV victim.It makes that triumphant chanting when you learn new dragon syllables hard not to associate with (CW: SV)
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some predator having an orgasm,As someone who listens to OSRS music a lot when doing stuff…I feel your pain.
Dragon Quest's soundtrack too...