Skyrim Oblivion Music Mod
Skyrim Oblivion Morrowind Music Mod
Frickin love this mod. It took a while to work (maybe 5 boots), but once it did, it was wonderful. I've got it activated in combination with Skyrim in Colour, which ups the saturation and contrast. Together, they somehow managed to make Skyrim feel new and exciting all over again. It lends the game a sense of fantasy and wonder that's missing with the vanilla soundtrack; I've seen almost every inch of the game at this point (let's face it, pretty much everyone has), but listening to the fantastical, dulcet tones of Oblivion's (imho, far superior) soundtrack just makes we want to explore it all over again.
I also appreciate that the work's gone in to make sure that, like with the vanilla soundtrack, the right types of songs are played in specific areas; overworld soundtracks in Skyrim, interior soundtracks in interiors, city soundtracks in the cities - it's not just looping. It's really nostalgic- walking into Solitude and feeling as though you're in the Imperial City. @grouchdude Glad you like it! That's very strange. I assure you it can't have anything to do with this mod, as all it does is add files within the mod, and isn't made up of raw files.
Oblivion Movie Music
This mod ADDS the music of Morrowind and Oblivion to Skyrim (it don't replace any vanilla music!) The files are dynamically aranged: e.g. Oblivions Music most will be played in forests and morrowind's music will be heared more in swamp's or at the coast's. In the dungeons and cities you will hear only Oblivions music (Morrowind haven't any dungeon.
Skyrim Oblivion Music Mod Mods
Maybe check in your Skyrim/Data folder just to make sure the.esp or whatever isn't there, and if it is there, delete it so it's actually uninstalled. If it's not there, something else is going on that I can't address, in which case, I'll have to give you the old-school advice to just do a complete reinstall of Skyrim itself.:/.