Can anyone recommend good Skyrim mods?

RealVision ENB with all extra addons.

Link to the webpage for realvision ENDB:
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/30936/?

Also get nexus client and register on the site so you can download/install mods with one click. All the mods on the list can be found there with dozzens and dozzens of other mods.

Mod list:
Realvision ENB

Optimized Vanilla Textures

Ruins Clutter Improved

Cinematic Fire Effects 2 HD

Enhanced Distant Terrain

The Skyrim Distance Overhaul LOD Improvement

SkyFalls and SkyMills - Animated Distant Waterfalls and WindMills

Skyrim_Particle_Patch_for_ENB-All-In-One

Skyrim_Subsurface_Scattering_Patch_for_ENB

Static Mesh Improvement Mod

Skyrim HD - 2K Textures - Skyrim HD FULL - Landscape, Dungeons, Towns, Misc, Rifton

Vivid Landscapes - Dungeons and Ruins by Aron

Vivid Landscapes - Volcanic Area by Aron

aMidianBorn Caves and Mines

aMidianBorn farmhouse and roads stonewall

Skyrim Flora Overhaul

Realistic Aspen Trees

Unique Grasses and Groundcovers - Nature and Landscape Enhancement

Natural Grass Texture Floor

High Definition Ivy - 2K

JK's Whiterun

City Forests and Landscape V2 trees

Detailed Rugs

Realistic Water Two

Watercolor for ENB and Realistic Water Two

optional landscape textures from Pure Waters

AOF Detailed Mountains

Vivid Landscapes - Cliffs and Creeks

Moss Rocks

Vivid Landscapes - Tundra Moss Revised

Dust Effects

Realistic Smoke and Embers

Project Reality - Climates Of Tamriel

Supreme Storms for Climates of Tamriel

Climates of Tamriel - Weather Patch

Realistic Lighting Overhaul

---------------------other mods i've used and are good-----------------------

Better Females by Bella

Quality world map

Detailed cities

Enchanced blood textures

Better torrches

Sit anywhere

Perfect whiterun

Run for your lives

Improved npc clothing - High Res

Skyrim shadow striping fix

Bellyaches Animal and Creature pack

83Willows 101BugsHD

SkyUI

ApachiiSkyHair

It maybe a bit cheesy, but get a lockpick mod, will save you ton of trouble :D

Check out GopherVids on youtube. Pretty good mods on his last Skyrim Let's Play. They're usually in the video description. He also has a bunch of tutorials on modding.
Link to his channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1CSCMwaDubQ4rcYCpX40Eg

This: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/8429/?

take this: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/50214 (not a mod but helpfull)

And

this http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/46465

and use mod organizer is awesome!

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/1334/?

Inigo! best companion mod out there imo

Everything you need is here

the ones I recommended here
http://www.steamgifts.com/forum/SL7dp/good-mods-for-skyrim

The mod that changes the fight music to Danger Zone, and the mod that turns all the dragons into Macho Man Randy Savage.

(Also, mods I'm currently using, or was when I played last...
A Quality World Map
Achieve That
Acquisitive Soul Gems
A Matter of Time
Better Dialogue Controls
Better Red Eagles Bane
Book Covers of Skyrim
Bookshelves Script
Civil War Overhaul
Convenient Horses
Dual Sheath Redux
Even Better Quest Objectives
Expanded Towns and Cities
Falskaar
Female Facial Animation
Follower Wander
Glowing Ore Veins
Guard Dialogue Overhaul
Hearthfire Multiple Adoptions
Hearthfire Kids Moving Fix
ImpeREAL Empire - Unique Cities
Kajiit Child Maisha
Lanterns of Skyrim
LPBards
Move It
No More Blocky Faces
Realistic Force
Realistic Water Two
Run For Your Lives
Setana Patch
Skyrim Project Optimization
SkyrimToyStory
SkyUI
The Paarthurnax Dilemma
UFO
Unique Uniques
Unofficial patches
Vilja
When Vampires Attack)

My personal list of recommendations for someone who doesn't want the game to change too much:

The Immersive Armors and Immersive Weapons mods by Hothtrooper44 adds a variety of lore friendly armor and weapons to the game, allowing the player more choices in what to wear and wield, without changing the way the game functions.
One that is pretty much a staple for any PC Skyrim player is SkyUI. Makes the user interface much more PC friendly. With Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE), SkyUI serves as a platform for most other script-based mods through use of the built-in Mod Configuration Manager.
Alternate Start - Live Another Life is pretty much necessary after you've played through the Helgen portion a couple of times. With this, you can start from other points on the map in a relatively unobtrusive fashion. Instead of starting out on the wagon, you begin in a small room, where character creation occurs. There are various options and kinds of starts, but you still have the choice of 'being caught at the border' for the canon opening sequence.
RaceMenu overhauls and rebuilds the character creation screen for more in depth character generation, allowing for more control [like hair color, or absurd skin color if you feel like having some laughs] in your character's appearance. Requires SKSE.
A Matter of Time adds a customizable clock to the heads-up-display, because it's just a pain to either guess the time or open the wait menu to see what time it is. Requires SKSE and SkyUI.
Long Lost Smelters of Skyrim is more for convenience than anything else; after all, there are certain places—like Riverwood, or the blacksmith areas in Riften, Solitude, Morthal, etc.—that benefit from having a smelter or other smithing tools, but otherwise don't.
Pure Waters and Pure Weather by Laast overhaul the appearance of water, and the weather and lighting systems respectively, improving appearances in both.

I know you said you didn't want anything that 'changes the game' very much, but I highly recommend SPERG - Skyrim Perk Enhancements and Rebalanced Gameplay, even if it is your 'first playthrough'. Truth be told, I've only just begun using this very mod today, but once you get started, you barely notice much of a difference. SPERG overhauls the skill perk trees, and although the relevant script provided for use with the Community Uncapper makes it so you only get a perk every other level, it's offset by the automatic gain of certain perks in each skill tree as you improve that skill, and really, they're skills that, more often than not, are picked anyway. For example, what you can craft with smithing gets tied into the automatic perks gained with your level: at 25 you can craft elven and dwarven, so on an so forth in logical progression. This makes way for choosing which of the perks related to improvement of said equipment. Only want to specialize in upgrading light armor? Take that perk. Better yet, the altered perk trees for each skill provide incentive for diversifying. Alchemy and Enchanting have perks that benefit the other, while a destruction mage, with their affinity for fire, might be better at tempering armor and weapons. The mod is a must if you want your magic to matter at higher levels, or if you want your perk choices to mean more than just "Kill the enemy faster."

And of course, as everybody has already mentioned, the Unofficial Patches are a must for stability.

All the mods from Trainwiz, google it

Heck... Before You Get Any Other Mods, Start By Going To NEXUS And Getting The Unofficial Skyrim Patch And The Hearthfire,Dragonborn And Dawnguard Patches If You Have The Corresponding DLC Installed. And Don't Forget To Set Them Up In The Proper Load Order If Or When You Do Have Those Patches.

I recommend going by S.T.E.P.

Also check out SkyrimGems it's currently down though.

I'm looking for a recommendation for Perk and Combat mod that's fun and highly compatible, currently vanilla combat (Legendary Difficulty) with SPERGs.