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Charles2222 -> Military Music (2/5/2002 9:33:00 PM)

For any of those who like to occassionally play theme music to the nation you're playing, here's some Russian stuff: http://www.okay.com/realmedia/russian.htm The Cossack Patrol, Apotheosis, and Soviet National Anthem are particularly good. German or American military music isn't terribly difficult to come by, but if anyone has ANY military music links please provide them. THANKS!



asgrrr -> (2/5/2002 9:44:00 PM)

Do you have Russian front 2? It features some interesting soundtracks.



Charles2222 -> (2/5/2002 10:06:00 PM)

Penetrator: No I don't, but I do have East Front II the computer game which has quite a few tracks of German music. Here's a better link! http://www.oronzo.com/world_war_2_mp3.html



lnp4668 -> (2/5/2002 10:26:00 PM)

Ooh, Hall of Fame thread.



Charles2222 -> (2/5/2002 10:44:00 PM)

I've been looking over that second website more seriously after playing all the Russian music, and find since I've been to that website they've even updated the German music, as they have the LONG version of that song on the MCNA, which is called PraiseofRommel on the cd, which the websire calls Unser Rommel.



Bing -> (2/5/2002 10:51:00 PM)

Get your hands on the old recordings of the "Red Army Band and Chorus", if you can find them. If you haven't ever heard them, you are in for a truly pleasant surprise. They knew how to crack the plaster and have a lot of fun while they were doing it. Highly recommended. Six stars out of five. Bing



tommmi -> (2/5/2002 11:35:00 PM)

You can find a lot of music mp3 archives and lyrics at www.ingeb.org Manuel



Charles2222 -> (2/5/2002 11:36:00 PM)

Some U.S. music http://users.beon.net/jekay/html/marche.htm



rbrunsman -> (2/6/2002 1:41:00 AM)

This is a great thread. But I have a question: The movie "Battle of the Bulge" has a great song sung by the young German tankers just as the General is reviewing the troops after seeing the new tanks he is going to get. The General is downcast at the youth he sees in front of him and he is about to refuse to take the youngsters into battle. One of the kids starts singing a song. They all join in and the General changes his mind. It gave me goosebumps listening to it. Does anyone have, or know the name of, that song? Thanks



tommmi -> (2/6/2002 1:46:00 AM)

This song is the "Panzerlied"
Manuel



asgrrr -> (2/6/2002 2:17:00 AM)

Ahem... Charles, east front was what I meant... my memory.
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Originally posted by Bing:
Get your hands on the old recordings of the "Red Army Band and Chorus", if you can find them. If you haven't ever heard them, you are in for a truly pleasant surprise.
Bing
Perhaps you will be surprised to know (or perhaps not) is that the recording of "Tipperary" they are always playing on the sub "Das Boot" is made by this ensemble! Not strictly accurate, hohum...



rbrunsman -> (2/6/2002 2:23:00 AM)

quote:

Originally posted by Manuel:
This song is the "Panzerlied"
Manuel
Excellent! Thank you.



Bing -> (2/6/2002 2:58:00 AM)

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Originally posted by Penetrator:
[Perhaps you will be surprised to know (or perhaps not) is that the recording of "Tipperary" they are always playing on the sub "Das Boot" is made by this ensemble! Not strictly accurate, hohum...[/QB]
I had not paid much attention, tell the truth and I've seen the movie twice. I LOVE the Red Army Band and Chorus rendition of "Tipperary": It's a long vay to Tipp-ah-var-ee ...
It's a long vay to goh ..
It's a long vay to Tipp-ah-var-ee ...
Du deh sveetest gehrl I know .... The above is in affecionate fun, because they were really something. Had a tenor - forget his name - strictly operatic quality voice, the guy was downright great. First or second LP, they have a number called IIRC "General Dance". It starts with what music profesionals call "bass drum smash", Ivan lays into the drum repeatedly, most likely a bass drum player will never again get a solo to START a number. This number is what we used to refer to - in my younger days - as a "lease breaker". Not that long ago, the Red Army B&C CD's were available on iimports. Retailers such as Tower and others might still have them. I hope so, because all kidding aside they were the most exciting service-type entertainment around. I never saw them in a theater but I understand their dancers were also the best - I believe the Politburo leaders saw them as artistic ambassadors to the outside world, which if true might have been one of their few truly smart moves.
Great stuff! And ... you will NEVER hear a "Volga Boatman" the way these guys do it. Bing



lnp4668 -> (2/6/2002 3:04:00 AM)

Great stuffs to adds to my mp3 collection. The quality is a bit scratchy, but great stuffs. My favorite so far is Waltzing Maltida.



Charles2222 -> (2/6/2002 6:12:00 AM)

Penetrator:
quote:

Ahem... Charles, east front was what I meant... my memory.
Actually I thought you must have been talking about a movie I had not seen, which had a lot of good soundtracks. I suppose East Front should get an award for the most martial music on a wargame cd.



Figmo -> (2/6/2002 11:02:00 AM)

This is great stuff - thanks guys! Don't forget if you have SP1, 2 & 3 - you can put the CD in your CD player and listen to the music and/or record it. Everytime I put the Cassette of those in the car stereo the kids say "Dad - that's your game huh"!



Jarkko -> (2/7/2002 5:46:00 PM)

This site is in Italy but it does have quite a good collection of WW2 music: http://digilander.iol.it/adol/musiched.htm



Charles2222 -> (2/8/2002 12:35:00 AM)

My, the sites are getting impressive.



Belisarius -> (2/8/2002 2:03:00 AM)

Hall of fame, alright. ...'til the old Internet Link Rot gets it, that is...



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