Command And Conquer 1995 Soundtrack

The cover of The Music of Command & ConquerThe music of the Command & Conquer series refers to the soundtracks of the ( C&C or CNC) video games, as well as soundtrack and compilation albums. C&C is a, mostly of the style, developed primarily.

This article is the complete list of all music tracks from Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 and its expansion Uprising. They were composed by James Hannigan, Frank Klepacki and Timothy Michael Wynn. Command & Conquer (1995). Red Alert. Tiberian Sun. Red Alert 2. Renegade. Generals. Tiberium Wars. Red Alert 3. Download & Play Online Free. All provided downloads come pre-packaged with CnCNet Online Multiplayer. What is CnCNet? Frequently Asked Questions Command & Conquer. Tiberian Dawn. The game that started the C&C series and introduced the world to GDI, Nod, Kane, Tiberium and Mammoth tanks!

Much of the music for the series was composed and produced by Westwood Studios' former sound director and for the early games, with composition duties being taken on by several others following the liquidation of Westwood Studios in 2003. Klepacki returned to the series in 2008 however to assist with the soundtrack for. Short clip of Act on Instinct — 173 KBProblems playing this file? See.The Music of Command & Conquer is a soundtrack album containing musical tracks from the video game, composed by and produced by Westwood. It was originally released in 1995.

The soundtrack spans two discs and 22 tracks with combined duration of approximately 72 minutes. The soundtrack was bundled with some of the game's, which feature tracks from both the original Command & Conquer and the expansion.

Though it was never released through retail, Westwood Studios sold this official soundtrack by special order through its website and in game catalogues. The album was packaged with a brushed aluminium design and featuring the official Command & Conquer logo. Many songs included in the release of the album include vocals which could previously only be heard on the or versions of the game; these were actually the original versions of the songs. The voice samples in the songs conflicted with the voices in the game, factoring in their removal from the in-game soundtrack.Some song names differ from the in-game versions. In these cases, the in-game track title is mentioned behind the original title. Also, some track titles differ from the versions on Frank Klepacki's website.

In these cases, the website's track titles are mentioned behind the original in-game track title. The first seven in-game tracks are only available with the Covert Operations expansion pack.The Command & Conquer soundtrack is the first video game produced by Westwood to feature streaming music as opposed to. The 22k mono tracks were produced using an ASR-10 sampler, a S760 sampler and a Roland JD-990 synth module. Klepacki has credited influences from dozens of artists including, and in the production of the soundtrack. Klepacki wrote the songs in batches, each in different musical genres.

'In The Line of Fire' was written in an orchestral style while 'C&C Thang' was influenced by and in 'Deception'. Certain songs such as Hold On, in the style of, were cut from the game because they did not fit the style Klepacki was aiming for in the overall soundtrack.With the release of the expansion pack Klepacki composed many of the ambient songs of which he was requested by Westwood for the game.The track 'No Mercy' as well as 'Deception' feature quotes of the character Chuck De Nomolos from the film. 'In Trouble' contains quotes of Maverick from and the track 'I Remember Now' from the album. None of these are actual voice samples from the original sources; they were all re-recorded in their own audio studio. The Music of Command & Conquer No.TitleWriter(s)Length1.'

Act on Instinct'Frank Klepacki2:542.' No Mercy'Frank Klepacki3:213.' Industrial'Frank Klepacki2:524.' Iron Fist'Frank Klepacki3:295.'

We Will Stop Them (Deception)'Frank Klepacki3:076.' Radio'Frank Klepacki2:597.' On the Prowl'Frank Klepacki2:598.'

Recon'Frank Klepacki4:189.' Drone'Frank Klepacki4:3110.' In the Line of Fire'Frank Klepacki2:0211.' Prepare for Battle'Frank Klepacki3:2712.'

Depth Charge'Frank Klepacki4:1213.' Rain in the Night'Frank Klepacki2:3414.' Creeping Upon'Frank Klepacki3:3915.' Target (Mechanical Man)'Frank Klepacki2:4916.'

Just Do it Up (Just Do it)'Frank Klepacki2:2017.' C&C Thang'Frank Klepacki3:1018.' To Be Feared'Frank Klepacki2:4119.' Drill'Frank Klepacki4:2820.'

Full Stop (Warfare)'Frank Klepacki3:0221.' In Trouble'Frank Klepacki3:3722.' Air Strike'Frank Klepacki3:17Command & Conquer: Red Alert The Music of Command & Conquer: Red Alertby.

Short clip of Hell March — 571 KBProblems playing this file? See.The game's original score was composed by Frank Klepacki and was voted the best video game soundtrack of 1996 by and Gameslice magazines.

Among his most famous songs from the series is the theme of Red Alert, titled 'Hell March', which accents the style of the game with adrenalized riffs of electric guitar, the sounds of marching feet, and synthesizers to a sampled drill command. Originally intended to be the theme for the Brotherhood of Nod faction in the Covert Operations expansion to the 1995 Command & Conquer, the track eventually ended up enlisting itself as a staple in the Red Alert series instead.After C&C came out we wasted no time kicking out Covert Ops. I wrote some more ambient style themes they asked me for, and then I began tinkering with this heavy metal song that I was trying to gear towards Nod for the next big C&C game.

Brett Sperry came in my office and said 'You got anything I can hear for the new C&C?' I played it for him. He said 'What's the name of this one?'

I said 'Hell March.' He said 'That's the signature song for our next game.' — Frank Klepacki, Senior ComposerFollowing the success of 'Hell March', Klepacki headed the composition of its two variations, each becoming the main theme for ('Hell March 2/HM2') and Red Alert 3 ('Hell March 3'), respectively.When playing the single-player campaign, a limited number of tracks are initially available, and more are unlocked as the player progresses through missions.

When playing in a multiplayer or 'skirmish' game, however, all tracks are available from the start. More tracks were included in the Red Alert expansion packs: Counterstrike, The Aftermath and Retaliation. The music tracks can be listened to on Frank Klepacki's website.An official soundtrack was released with unique album art designed by Westwood studios and, like the previous release, featured the official Command & Conquer series logo with the Red Alert series motif below. The album contained all fifteen songs plus a hidden bonus track. Half a minute after the end of track 15 plays an unnamed bonus track.

Its melodramatic opening was used in the secret campaign, and the track itself is a tribute to, using the rhythm of an earlier Command & Conquer music piece, 'No Mercy'. In the media player on Frank Klepacki's website, the track is titled 'Surf No Mercy'. Command & Conquer: Red Alert Soundtrack No.TitleWriter(s)Length1.'

Hell March'Frank Klepacki6:262.' Radio'Frank Klepacki4:073.' Crush'Frank Klepacki3:514.' Roll Out'Frank Klepacki3:565.' Mud'Frank Klepacki4:506.'

Twin Cannon'Frank Klepacki3:577.' Face the Enemy'Frank Klepacki5:388.' Run'Frank Klepacki5:159.' Terminate'Frank Klepacki5:2210.' Big Foot'Frank Klepacki5:1711.' Workmen'Frank Klepacki4:4612.'

Militant Force'Frank Klepacki1:5213.' Dense'Frank Klepacki5:0014.' Vector'Frank Klepacki4:1715.' Smash'Frank Klepacki4:35Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun Soundtrackby.

Short clip of Dusk Hour — 195 KBProblems playing this file? See.The soundtrack of was released in 1999. Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun Soundtrack No.TitleWriter(s)Length1.' Timebomb'Frank Klepacki2:072.'

Pharotek'Jarrid Mendelson4:413.' Lone Trooper'Jarrid Mendelson4:424.' Scouting'Jarrid Mendelson4:175.' Infrared'Frank Klepacki4:316.' Flurry'Frank Klepacki and Jarrid Mendelson4:157.'

Mutants'Frank Klepacki and Jarrid Mendelson4:158.' Gloom'Jarrid Mendelson4:019.' Heroism'Jarrid Mendelson4:0310.'

Approach'Frank Klepacki4:4311.' Dusk Hour'Frank Klepacki and Jarrid Mendelson4:1812.'

Dark manor promo code. The Defense'Jarrid Mendelson4:0513.' Mad Rap'Frank Klepacki4:3314.' Valves'Frank Klepacki4:2215.' What Lurks'Frank Klepacki5:1716.' Score'Frank Klepacki1:49Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 Red Alert 2 Original Soundtrackby. Short clip of 'Hell March 2' — 173 KBProblems playing this file?

See.Red Alert 2 Original Soundtrack is a soundtrack album containing musical tracks from the video game Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2, composed by Frank Klepacki and produced by Westwood. It was originally released in 2001. The soundtrack spans 16 tracks and has a duration of approximately 63:00.The title track of the album is a rewritten version of the original Hell March from.Klepacki defined Red Alert 2 's style with heavy metal guitar and fast-paced beats.

Klepacki scored the game with a Tr-rack, Nova Desktop, and 5080.The return to high-energy songs was owed in part to fan criticism of Tiberian Sun. Klepacki maintained the energetic style in Red Alert 2's expansion pack Yuri's Revenge. Red Alert 2 Original Soundtrack No.TitleWriter(s)Length1.' HM2 (Hell March 2)'Frank Klepacki3:462.' Industrofunk'Frank Klepacki3:143.'

Ready the Army'Frank Klepacki4:594.' Grinder'Frank Klepacki2:295.' In Deep'Frank Klepacki3:266.'

Motorized'Frank Klepacki4:047.' Power'Frank Klepacki3:588.' 200 Meters'Frank Klepacki4:149.'

Destroy'Frank Klepacki4:4010.' Burn'Frank Klepacki4:3911.' Probing'Frank Klepacki4:2112.' Blow It Up'Frank Klepacki3:1313.' Eagle Hunter'Frank Klepacki4:1814.' Fortification'Frank Klepacki4:0415.' Jank'Frank Klepacki3:4816.'

C&C In the House'Frank Klepacki4:06Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 The Music of Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3by. Frank Klepacki, andReleased2008Video game soundtrackEAEAComposer Frank Klepacki returned to write three tracks for the game.

When interviewed regarding the matter, Klepacki indicated a strong desire to contribute more, but admitted that due to the fact that he was no longer being employed by Electronic Arts and currently works for, that was contractually impossible. At the RA3 Community Summit in June 2008, Klepacki showed a video to the entire C&C community in which he stated that he had been hired to work on Red Alert 3, and that he was composing Hell March 3, the most recent update of Red Alert 's iconic theme.In November 2008, Crispy Gamer reported that and wrote the bulk of the game's remaining 114 minutes of music, with Hannigan composing the 'Soviet March' menu theme along with music for the Empire of the Rising Sun Faction, and Wynn the music of the Allies and the remaining Soviet tracks. Music4Games has also covered the game's music score.The band composed several remix versions of Hell March and Hell March 2, also featured on the Red Alert 3 soundtrack shipped with the Premier Edition.The expansion pack, Uprising, scored mostly by James Hannigan and Timothy Michael Wynn, introduced a new track called Yuriko's Theme by Hannigan, featuring two singers: Miriam Stockley and Satomi Morimoto. This theme was later remixed by Menno de Jong into a trance version, and it was later played at many great Trance festivals. Red Alert 3 Original Soundtrack No.TitleWriter(s)Length1.'

Soviet March'James Hannigan2:472.' Hell March 3'Frank Klepacki3:333.' Grinder 2'Frank Klepacki2:564.' Hell March Remix'3:575.' Russian Celebration'1:046.' The Might of the Empire'James Hannigan0:537.' The Motherland'Timothy Michael Wynn2:068.'

The Red Scare'Timothy Michael Wynn2:059.' The Calm Before.' Timothy Michael Wynn1:0910.' The European Storm'Timothy Michael Wynn2:1711.'

For Mother Russia'Timothy Michael Wynn2:0312.' Russian Retreat'Timothy Michael Wynn1:0813.'

Red Rock'Timothy Michael Wynn1:2014.' The Big Apple'Timothy Michael Wynn2:0415.' Fortifying Brighton'Timothy Michael Wynn1:1516.' The Red Storm Draws Near'Timothy Michael Wynn1:0217.' Shock and Awe'Timothy Michael Wynn1:5218.' Desertion'Timothy Michael Wynn1:2419.'

How the West was Won'Timothy Michael Wynn1:4920.' Mykonos'Timothy Michael Wynn0:4121.' The Battle for Mykonos'Timothy Michael Wynn2:0522.' Lying in Wait'Timothy Michael Wynn1:0923.' Enter the Shogun Executioner'James Hannigan1:3624.'

East Moves West'James Hannigan1:3225.' The Rising Sun is Setting'James Hannigan1:0626.' For the Emperor!' James Hannigan1:0927.' For the Empire Has Risen'James Hannigan0:3528.'

Eastern Mysteries'James Hannigan1:5629.' Sayonara'James Hannigan2:3930.' In the Belly of the Dragon'James Hannigan2:4931.' The Sleeping Beast'James Hannigan1:5932.' The Red Menace'Frank Klepacki1:0633.'

American Cowboys'Timothy Michael Wynn1:1434.' All Your Base Are Belong to Us'James Hannigan1:0435.'

The War Machine Heads West'Timothy Michael Wynn2:0436.' Crisis in Cuba'Timothy Michael Wynn2:0837.' The Floating Monstrosity'James Hannigan1:5938.' The Chill of War'Timothy Michael Wynn1:0239.' Soviet Winter'Timothy Michael Wynn1:4140.' Take 'Em Out, Tanya!'

Timothy Michael Wynn1:0741.' The Download'Timothy Michael Wynn1:0542.' Red Alert 3 Credits'Mikael Sandgren2:2743.' Soviet March (Reprise)'James Hannigan2:4444.' Hell March 2 Remix'From First to Last1:14Reception and legacy Before the release of Command & Conquer, the majority of video games used files and other similar formats for music as a way to save space. Westwood was one of the first major developers to include actual audio files in their games. Although these recordings were generally of low quality compared to modern, many credit Westwood for helping to popularize the concept.

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This is the complete list of all tracks from Command & Conquer: Generals and its expansion Zero Hour. They were composed by Bill Brown and Mikael Sandgren.

Track List[editedit source]

1. Generals Main Theme (USA_06)
2. Search And Destroy (USA_03)
3. Fight For Peace (USA_01)
4. In The Field (USA_08)
5. Makin' A Sweep (USA_05)
6. Mother Of All Weapons (CHI_06)
7. Firestorm (CHI_07)
8. Overlord Moving (CHI_08)
9. Runaway Train (CHI_05)
10. The Dragon Awakes (CHI_01)
11. Red Army Rising (CHI_02)
12. The Middle Kingdom (CHI_03)
13. Dawn Of Courage (GLA_01)
14. Uprising (GLA_09)
15. The Sacrifice (GLA_04)
16. One Path To Freedom (GLA_02)
17. Glory (GLA_06)
18. Our Day Has Come (GLA_08)
19. Tides Of Wrath (GLA_07)
20. Commanche Down (USA_07)
21. Rescue Ops (USA_09)

Unlisted Tracks[editedit source]

1. China Assault
2. March of The Volunteers
3. Generals Demo (by Frank Klepacki)
4. CHI_04
5. CHI_09
6. China Fail
7. China Victory
8. GLA_03
9. GLA_05
10. GLA Fail
11. GLA Victory
12. USA_02
13. USA_04
14. USA Fail
15. USA Victory
16. End Credits

Zero Hour Tracks[editedit source]

1. Zero Hour Main Theme (USA_11)
2. Helix Armada (CHI_10)
3. Resistance (GLA_10)
4. GLA Anthem (GLA_11)
5. Raid In Progress (USA_10)
6. The Final Hour (CHI_11)

Trivia[editedit source]

Some tracks are used in several episodes of 'Lock 'n' Load with R. Lee Ermey,' with the episode 'Bunker Busters' using the most, and the track 'Search and Destroy' used the most often.