Frontline had a meaning. not because of no scopes or quick scopes. but respect for a memory of people who would be long missed. Call of Duty should bow down in respect. i haven't seen one game that didn't take inspiration from this one
When I was a kid, my brother and I were playing this and watching this screen sometimes and listening to its song, it takes you to different places as a dream and a feeling.
Back in time when I was a kid I used to listen to this Wonderful piece in the beginning of the game until it finished, I think it was the meaning of playing my role as a soldier in the Battle with honor so be a Hiro with honor or die trying with honor and that's the medal of honor
Gives me goosebumps any time, any place. So much went into the orchestral composition of this soundtrack. As a young boy this music immersed me into the life of Lieutenant James Patterson. I felt as I was by his side during the landing of D-Day, through the Shipyards of Loritent, Through the farm fields of axis held Holland, strolling the streets of Kleevesburg under the moonlight, fighting through the dutch manor house, across the bridge at nijmegen, along side our Brittish brothers in Arnhem. This game peaked my interest to learn about the truth of World War Two, and was the gateway to my respect for the veterans of Americas greatest generation.
Look into both sides. You’ll also find that fascinating. Strong and honourable men on both sides fighting for what they thought was the future of our Species.
@MichaelDavey18totally agree. Can’t imagine the horror and fear they must have experienced. Playing the game really makes you feel connected to those soldiers, many of them only kids. Sadly, war will always keep writing the faith of our kind. We humans can’t live in peace.
Seeing this in 2023. Amazing feat. Hope anyone who reads this has an amazing life. Keep your head up, times will get better. Don’t be afraid to talk to someone. Make sure you tell someone how much they mean to you. Cheers
Always remember the poem at the start "And when he gets to heaven to St Peter he will tell, one more soldier reporting sir I've served my time in hell".
Still gives me chills when the trumpet starts. This game was ahead of its time in terms of graphics, music and gameplay. And this intro theme is just timeless.
Uploaded 13 years ago. Wow, it feels like only yesterday. I can remember sitting only in the menu to listen to this beautiful piece in its' entirety. It's easy to overlook instrumentals, but one must wonder... how many musical minds were inspired by this? For sure, at least one here! Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
So much passion. This will always be one of my favorite VG Soundtracks! This soundtrack hugely impacted this game and Michael Giacchino was way ahead of his time with putting this much work on a VG Soundtrack. History was made when this game came out. It's amazing b/c Frontline involves one of the many crucial moments in US History. Let us not forget all those who sacrificed their lives in WWII and what it took to secure the freedoms we all take advantage of today. God bless.
My letter to you. Life was different then. We stayed up later then we should have to play Medal of Honor on our playstation or xbox. We didnt worrying about bills, car repairs, house maintenance, wars, or our health. We spent long weekends playing outside you and I. Cartoon network greeted us after school and we watched Tom and Jerry. Do you remember? Remember that time we skipped class and had to forge moms signature on the pink slip? Yeah I remember. Remember getting shy while presenting because she was sitting there front row, watching attentively. You tried to make me laugh and mess up. Yeah... I remember. Remember the time we made up excuses for why we needed another day for our homework assignment? My dog ate it - I swear! I remember. Remember the lunchables and froot rollups we shared? The cafeteria shenanigans with our friends? I remember. We both got detention that day - mom wasn't happy. What avout the times we fell asleep on the bus in the morning because the time changed and it was dark and foggy outside. We went through a lot, you and I. We didn't care for anything beyond our home, friends, games and comics, just the moment ahead and each other. No filthy politics. No hearts full of hate. No wars or diseases. No fear. Just living life and dreaming of being a lawyer, a doctor, an astronaut. Being someone in this life. A lot has changed since then. Dad is no longer with us and Mom isn't doing very well. I heard you have a baby now and a family. I'm happy for you. I miss you. What I wouldn't give to go back for just a day as a kid, to see my family again, my old friends. To experience one more day with you - dear reader. If you're still here and reading my ramblings... Maybe it's been 30 years now? Maybe its been 60 and some of us are already gone. Know that I'm thinking about you. Wherever you are, whatever you are going through, no matter how difficult it is, you are not alone. Regardless of our differences, our views, our colors, or anything else, know this: I love you. Until the day I pass, I will always love you.
You took the words right out of my mouth. I can say the same thing. Word for word. Life has changed a lot. And I don’t like where it’s going. Imagine how 70 year olds see the world. It must be so sad. Imagine how 40 year olds see the world…. I can’t believe we are getting older. Our childhoods are over. Our childhoods are already being considered…..retro………. I love ya man. We are brothers from a gone and past time.
As well known as Michael Giacchino is now, this will always be the soundtrack that i’ll most remember him for. It’s amazing to see how video games have evolved as an art form and he helped pave the way for it.
Honestly I was too young to fully appreciate the score in this game series but it was truly fantastic. This is absolutely breath taking romantic/modern era symphony music for any circumstance. The fact that it was written for a video game makes me somewhat sad at video gaming's current state of affairs where this level of production value and effort seems to elude most modern FPS titles especially when it comes to emotional and riveting single player experiences.
I don't know if my Grandfather was on the first wave, but he landed on Juno Beach. In his diary, which he wrote a few remarks in every day, his entry for June 6th 1944 had only two words - "Fuck me"
Sorry to revive this post, but boy do I have an entry from my grandfather's diary. He was an American got separated from his group, but wound up getting sent out to Juno Beach because they had found his brother who he hadn't seen in 10 years was serving in the Canadian army, so just stick him with his brother. His diary only said, I found my brother after 10 years, hopefully we can both make it home to burry our deadbeat dad instead of one of us getting buried. I do know that they both made it out OK, because they started a small ranch after that ordeal.
Words would be merely too weak if I made any attempt at expressing what this piece of music is able to reach in me. I love this composition sooooo much.
The best Video Game Music of all Time! Masterpiece! The Xbox Version from Medal of Honor Frontline works also on Xbox 360! xbox 360 backwards compatibility. on Xbox 360 slim, with xbox live update!
This brought me back, I forgot this existed and was a bonus feature on the game. I remember I would leave the main menu on playing this song….so many memories.
I truly TRULY hope every single individual who took part in this production understands the impact and VALUE the game and musical score left in all of us that played this game so many years ago. You all did an incredible and unmatched quality with MOH: Frontline.
You sir, are so infinitely lucky to have be able to see this performed live. I was only six years old when this game came but I still was able to play it with my dad. Every single time I hear this song, I literally feel like I'm back in my old house playing Medal Of Honor with my dad. This song makes me freeze right where I stand and reminisce on some great times. That being said, I would pay all the money in the world to this performed live. You sir, are very lucky!
Estou aqui ouvindo esse hino, amigo. De vez em quando, quando acabou vendo algum video sobre Medal of Honor ou até que cite o game, e até as vezes, videos envolvendo retorno de soldados para suas familias, (Curto demais estes videos) me vem a vontade de vir aqui ouvir este hino. Nmrl... que música MAJESTOSA, MDS!!! Uma verdadeira obra prima. Que Jogo, meu amigo...QUE JOGO!! ❤
September 2020....Playing the last scenes, MOH Frontline, on an original Fat PS2, non-emulated. Still amazing. Wireless control, massive TV. See you next year, with an even better ratio. x
I always shed a tear listening to this song perfectly encapsulate every emotion of World War 2. The innocence, the hopefulness, the grimness, the occasional beautiful moments, and the eventual triumph. It's truly a perfect homage to those who sacrificed their lives for the ideas we take for granted today.
Hey, weemanlovesjesus, the level you're talking about is Operation Rapunzel. And for the record, that's my favorite level in the game. Go Michael Giacchino! peace
These games taught me at a young age to idolize true heros. I grew up dying for the chance to serve my country. Been in the marine corps for a few years now and this music still whispers "destiny" in my ear. Can honestly say these games and these songs sparked a passion that changed my life
It just dawned on me that they employed the unique vocals of an altarboy-age adolescent because the act of charging onto the beaches of Normandy under MG-42 sorties and artillery barrages like cannon fodder in a desperate bid to capture a French beachhead was conducted mostly by young men and that, in a way, it represented the end of their innocence, like that of a church boy being thrown into a bloody struggle where men are ground to mist under tank treads, napalmed, bayoneted, thrown into the air by explosions, starved, tortured, and rendered fearful husks of their former selves.
You are pretty close. The solo boy vocal represents the main character, Lt. Jimmy Patterson and his loss of innocence from boy to soldier. Later on, the vocals of the choir and solo boy vocal become the voices of the Dutch, especially during the Arnham section of the game.
@@ErikWoodsCinSoundRadio Neat. It's a shame big studios don't make games like this anymore. The corporate merchant has bludgeoned the artist to death and wears his face like a parody of of people who cared.
This music is great! It isolates the theme and repeats it multiple times, which burns it inside your ears. The theme doesn't need to be blaringly loud the whole time. The end it rises in a great crescendo then finishes, great song.
I failed to mention that I was playing this game with my shiny new 125 watt Onkyo 5.1 surround sound /home theatre system. The music could be FELT. And my neighbors really loved the BOOMING bass from the music and bombs exploding!!!
Wow time passes so fast makes you enjoy life to the fullest I remember playing this game for hours and all the memories I have of it it's sad that they don't make games like this no more
This would’ve been an amazing movie, with that being the song for the film of course. Absolutely incredible work. The instruments give you so many emotions.. gives you sadness of the war, and also symbolizes patriotism, the last 30 seconds makes you want to get up and fight and defend. Absolutely beautiful work. It’s amazing how much detail people put into these games not just gameplay but other areas. Nice work.
Hi. Late reply I know but I'm trying to imagine the sound track along with saving private Ryan but it's not there. Maybe parts of MOH might work but I can't fit the two together. I think front lines music just and so should live and stay with frontline as we all remember it?
@@sliderdriver1 Well it could have easily been a great song to use for the credits. Doesn't always have to be during a movie And sometimes you make a scene with the song in mind Saving Private Ryan was already filmed So it might be harder to fit this song into the movie to begin with. And it doesn't have to be the whole song either Just some parts could have been used Maybe it could have worked in Enemy At The Gates. Yeah i replied late as well LoL better late then never i guess EDIT:agreed with you
never ever will i forget such a great game... playing this was the best feeling ever.. now i'm18 and there hasn't been a medal of honour ww2 game in years...
At 2:00, that trumpet gets me every time. Every goddamn time. This score is unlike anything any modern military fps has. Michael Giacchino is a genius.
To the men and women who made this theme probably never thought this song would be know 20 plus years after it’s release and how many gamers lives it’s changed forever. You just had to be there to understand.
What an absolute masterpiece. Each rise and fall brings something new to the table, yet wrenches your heart each time it crescendos. Each one makes you feel like its a different short story. Some memory of war, almost forgotten until now. That trumpet kicks ass, flute...?, ending with the piano. 🤌👌
Favorite war game of all time. I am now a big call of duty fan, but this game is the gold mine. Please bring it back on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
This song comes from one of the greatest games in the history of gaming! The games of today cannot hold a light up to the beuty and grace the designers put into this game! Today its about sales and numbers, but back whn Frontline came out designers made a game they were actually proud of...im sad to say that the day of beautiful music in video games is over. The medal of honor series (not the most recent 2 games) is the most touching game series ever, i still play these games because of this.=)
Cuando jugué este juego marco mi infancia por la banda sonora del juego sin Duda los juegos de ahora se preocupan por las gráficas y no por la musica dado caso como en halo....... My respect Mis respetos a los creadores del juego :,)
Los sondtrack de lo juegos actuales parecen de juguete a la par de los antiguos juegos de guerra. Y como tu lo has dicho anteriormente las gráficas es un factor de los videojuegos que con el pasar del tiempo van mejorando, pero la música mi amigo, eso es otra historia. Que recuerdos los de mi niñez!
Commenting on this so you classy people can get a notification to listen to this masterpiece again 😊❤. Came across this last week and unlocked so many memories I thought I forgot. And to know that voice at the beginning was a young boy was a shocker but nonetheless I was amazed at how many people went into making this. I can hear the narrator now as this music is in background 5:06 “ You’re about to embark on the great crusade to which we have striven these many months. The eyes of the world are upon you. The hopes and prayers of liberty loving people march with you. in company with our brave allies and brothers in arms …on other fronts you will bring about the destruction of the german war machine …the elimination of nazi tyranny over the oppressed peoples of Europe and security for ourselves in a free world. Your task is not an easy one… your enemy is well trained, well equipped and battle hardened he will fight savagely. I have full confidence in your courage, devotion to duty and skill in battle. We will accept nothing less than full victory! Good luck… and lest us beseech the blessings of almighty god on this great and noble undertaking”
Sem dúvidas o melhor jogo: medal of honor; para deixar ainda mais incrível colocaram esta música. Sinceramente eu irei envelhecer e ainda jogarei e me lembrarei!... 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
and I've still got my ps2 copy I bought brand new all those years ago! stunning game. also still got rising sun but frontline will always be my favourite. it's the music and in game audio that make it what it is, something memorable that leaves a lasting impression.
This game began with Normandy! Depicted perfectly of how so many brave young men gave their life’s for our country. It’s meaning will soon be lost with a lot of younger people that don’t know much about WWII.
The time when EA was on top of the world and they cared about gamers
5 years later brother. I dont think they every *really* cared. The creators cared, but EA themselves, not as much
@@Ironicwaffle9503 proto pionneer DICE is cast tru ruelly spongebob pioneer drives itfor miles on nautical scurvy
Now just money
@@Ironicwaffle9503 Look at Will Wright; now there was a dev from EA who cared about games. Of course he left the position, because fuck us.
This was peak era. PS2 times. Never forget. We all regret getting rid of our PS2 for store credit to be "cool" and get that used 360.
hearing this song brings tears to my eyes, so many memories.
Jernulf A time when everything was better.
Jesper Gnodde word.
I miss the old days...
Jernulf I know I love that song
its Awesome
Back when games had meaning.
You're on every frontline video
+Ran Am I? I thought I only commented on two?
+IttzAndrew the old hat orchestra
Halo has such a deep deep history it almost seems real
They still do... Enough with the bs comments fishing for likes
and when he gets to Heaven, to Saint Peter he will tell: "Just another Soldier reporting, Sir. I've served my time in Hell."
What's that from?
appears prior to starting the opening level of the Medal of Honor: Frontline
Those words still give me goosebumps all these years later
Still gives me chills
It's actually a line from a U.S. Army running cadence...
One of the best game soundtracks ever made. It's pressing, hopeful, happy, sad... all in one song.
Frontline had a meaning. not because of no scopes or quick scopes. but respect for a memory of people who would be long missed. Call of Duty should bow down in respect. i haven't seen one game that didn't take inspiration from this one
Arslan Ali Naqvi CoD during its WW2 phase was great (not as much as MoH imo).
@@Killroy_Is_Here idk man world at war is pretty damn good
@@blackops2134 great gameplay and intensity for sure, but MoH embodied the "Great Crusade" mentality we have surrounding the war.
@@Killroy_Is_Here yeah it was great there both awesome
@@blackops2134 Truly. It is a shame that games like that have lost their spirit today
Medal of honor should update these graphics and release them on the new consoles and computer.
They did. You can play it in PS3. HD Version.
You should try the hd version its a real thing
Better not, they will ruin it pefection. Like Resident evil 2
Nah.... Remake
@@refordih resident evil 2 was great wtf😂😂😂
When I was a kid, my brother and I were playing this and watching this screen sometimes and listening to its song, it takes you to different places as a dream and a feeling.
Same exact experience.
Back in time when I was a kid I used to listen to this Wonderful piece in the beginning of the game until it finished, I think it was the meaning of playing my role as a soldier in the Battle with honor so be a Hiro with honor or die trying with honor and that's the medal of honor
Man this comment right here, the song is so satisfying
God, I miss games like frontline
God, I miss games like fortnite
@@ricardopistola5952 i will pretend i didnt see your comment.
I read your comment „like fortnite“, may god for give me for that..
@@ricardopistola5952 Cringe
Yo también 😢
Gives me goosebumps any time, any place. So much went into the orchestral composition of this soundtrack. As a young boy this music immersed me into the life of Lieutenant James Patterson. I felt as I was by his side during the landing of D-Day, through the Shipyards of Loritent, Through the farm fields of axis held Holland, strolling the streets of Kleevesburg under the moonlight, fighting through the dutch manor house, across the bridge at nijmegen, along side our Brittish brothers in Arnhem. This game peaked my interest to learn about the truth of World War Two, and was the gateway to my respect for the veterans of Americas greatest generation.
Man you literally got it right. This game sparked my love for history beginning with learning more about the Second World War
This still makes me shed so many tears
@@christiantorres14 frontline was a magnificent world war 2 game
Well said
Look into both sides. You’ll also find that fascinating.
Strong and honourable men on both sides fighting for what they thought was the future of our Species.
This makes the biggest man want to cry and the smallest man feel greatness, what a song.
Lt J. Patterson would be proud!
He’s also in the PS3 version of MOH
And funny thing his first name is James and that’s the author of the Alex cross series
This game realy makes you feel in war and the sadness that war is. The most emotional and beautiful music in games
@MichaelDavey18totally agree. Can’t imagine the horror and fear they must have experienced. Playing the game really makes you feel connected to those soldiers, many of them only kids. Sadly, war will always keep writing the faith of our kind. We humans can’t live in peace.
Seeing this in 2023. Amazing feat. Hope anyone who reads this has an amazing life. Keep your head up, times will get better. Don’t be afraid to talk to someone. Make sure you tell someone how much they mean to you. Cheers
Thanks a lot, you too friend
Gives me the chills every time I hear this song
Almost all the games have their soundtracks on Spotify! You should check it out, it’s awesome!
Fantastic. The memories from young while playing Medal of Honor: Frontline!
Nostalgia Hurts
yep :')
Arnhem Knights - best mission !!!!
I liked the one where you were in Holland trying to rescue that informant.
Joseph B i know right, i used to play this game with my grandad he unluckily died 3 months ago god bless him
Always remember the poem at the start "And when he gets to heaven to St Peter he will tell, one more soldier reporting sir I've served my time in hell".
gustav zander i remember that as it was yesterday
Hi. How are you now?
I bring you music from a video game. Amazing AAA
Hey bro
Lmao 6 years ago
@@lazyassmf old timer we re yoda thx for the youngling who endevaour yhis overhelming task market garden dissmiss
@@Adhjie sweet memories
Still gives me chills when the trumpet starts. This game was ahead of its time in terms of graphics, music and gameplay. And this intro theme is just timeless.
I only speak for myself but I just don't get the same feel with games today as compared to the era of frontline. Maybe it's just being older now
Uploaded 13 years ago. Wow, it feels like only yesterday. I can remember sitting only in the menu to listen to this beautiful piece in its' entirety. It's easy to overlook instrumentals, but one must wonder... how many musical minds were inspired by this? For sure, at least one here! Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
Bravo!
medal of honor fronline was the best ww2 game ive ever played
So much passion. This will always be one of my favorite VG Soundtracks! This soundtrack hugely impacted this game and Michael Giacchino was way ahead of his time with putting this much work on a VG Soundtrack. History was made when this game came out. It's amazing b/c Frontline involves one of the many crucial moments in US History. Let us not forget all those who sacrificed their lives in WWII and what it took to secure the freedoms we all take advantage of today. God bless.
My letter to you.
Life was different then. We stayed up later then we should have to play Medal of Honor on our playstation or xbox. We didnt worrying about bills, car repairs, house maintenance, wars, or our health.
We spent long weekends playing outside you and I.
Cartoon network greeted us after school and we watched Tom and Jerry.
Do you remember?
Remember that time we skipped class and had to forge moms signature on the pink slip?
Yeah I remember.
Remember getting shy while presenting because she was sitting there front row, watching attentively. You tried to make me laugh and mess up. Yeah...
I remember.
Remember the time we made up excuses for why we needed another day for our homework assignment? My dog ate it - I swear!
I remember.
Remember the lunchables and froot rollups we shared? The cafeteria shenanigans with our friends?
I remember.
We both got detention that day - mom wasn't happy.
What avout the times we fell asleep on the bus in the morning because the time changed and it was dark and foggy outside.
We went through a lot, you and I.
We didn't care for anything beyond our home, friends, games and comics, just the moment ahead and each other.
No filthy politics.
No hearts full of hate.
No wars or diseases.
No fear.
Just living life and dreaming of being a lawyer, a doctor, an astronaut. Being someone in this life.
A lot has changed since then.
Dad is no longer with us and Mom isn't doing very well. I heard you have a baby now and a family. I'm happy for you. I miss you.
What I wouldn't give to go back for just a day as a kid, to see my family again, my old friends.
To experience one more day with you - dear reader.
If you're still here and reading my ramblings... Maybe it's been 30 years now? Maybe its been 60 and some of us are already gone.
Know that I'm thinking about you.
Wherever you are, whatever you are going through, no matter how difficult it is, you are not alone.
Regardless of our differences, our views, our colors, or anything else, know this:
I love you.
Until the day I pass, I will always love you.
You took the words right out of my mouth. I can say the same thing. Word for word. Life has changed a lot. And I don’t like where it’s going. Imagine how 70 year olds see the world. It must be so sad. Imagine how 40 year olds see the world…. I can’t believe we are getting older. Our childhoods are over. Our childhoods are already being considered…..retro………. I love ya man. We are brothers from a gone and past time.
You such a Gem of a person...
Dear writer I have love for you...
From Egypt with love...
I will write down your letter by my hand once I'll be home... With a pen and paper
Such passion and resonance. We were lucky to experience this as kids..
As well known as Michael Giacchino is now, this will always be the soundtrack that i’ll most remember him for. It’s amazing to see how video games have evolved as an art form and he helped pave the way for it.
And now he's doing Rogue One and hopefully more Star Wars Anthology movies. Even taking over for John Williams. Michael is worthy!
We need games like this again.. Simpler times back then. Not all these complicated games like we have now. Just a good story and music!
Exacto ya no ay buenas historias o música , solo se enfocan en los graficos
Honestly I was too young to fully appreciate the score in this game series but it was truly fantastic. This is absolutely breath taking romantic/modern era symphony music for any circumstance. The fact that it was written for a video game makes me somewhat sad at video gaming's current state of affairs where this level of production value and effort seems to elude most modern FPS titles especially when it comes to emotional and riveting single player experiences.
Ni un otro juego de guerra me hará sentir lo que me hizo sentir está joya de los vídeo juegos. Siempre en mi corazón Medal of Honor
De todos lo MOH este fue al qe le agarre más cariño, algún día lo volveré a jugar
Damn, this track haunts my childhood memories. So beautiful. Upon reflection, it strikes me that it likely wouldn't sound out of place in Halo!
This game puts the games of these days to shame.
*****
i totally agree. by the way i just bought the 4 MOH Games compilation on PS2 and i am eager to play it :P
haha
Paterson! Give me some covering fire or get the hell outta here!!
Yes
I don't know if my Grandfather was on the first wave, but he landed on Juno Beach. In his diary, which he wrote a few remarks in every day, his entry for June 6th 1944 had only two words - "Fuck me"
Iuno is canadians rite?
@@Adhjie
Yes,
Juno
Sorry to revive this post, but boy do I have an entry from my grandfather's diary. He was an American got separated from his group, but wound up getting sent out to Juno Beach because they had found his brother who he hadn't seen in 10 years was serving in the Canadian army, so just stick him with his brother. His diary only said, I found my brother after 10 years, hopefully we can both make it home to burry our deadbeat dad instead of one of us getting buried. I do know that they both made it out OK, because they started a small ranch after that ordeal.
An absolutely amazing composition! Brings back memories, and even as a kid this sent shivers down my spine. Wish we had games like this still.
Back another 5 years later and still feel exactly the same as I did all those years ago
@AdamSmith-kh2ul I still remember listening to this so many years ago. Just letting the music keep playing before I even started the gameplay
@@paperboy857 It will always be one of my absolute favourite compositions in any form of music
@AdamSmith-kh2ul Glad it still has impact on you 9 years later. That's what it's all about.
Não é atoa que o Medal of Honor se tornou uns dos melhores jogos tanto no clima do jogo e tanto na trilha sonora.
Melhor jogo da minha vida
Eu tinha mas parou de funcionar
Acho que escorreu uma lágrima de tanta nostalgia 😪
Luke Hyron puta jogo...esse é bala mesmo
Jogava com meu pai muito foda
Fantastic game...definitely the greatest video game score.
We watched this in band class in the 6th grade, my teacher then had met the person who made this song. It means so much for no reason to me
Words would be merely too weak if I made any attempt at expressing what this piece of music is able to reach in me. I love this composition sooooo much.
Daniel Giroux Amen
Giacchino wrote beautiful music, and the orchestra performed it magnificently and the vocals are wonderful
So much nostalgia when listening to this.
+Bryan Malvich So much! It is amazing! Great game and wonderful music!
My grandpa landed on Normandy beach he talked about it once and I was glad I was there to listen he passed away in 2008
The best Video Game Music of all Time! Masterpiece! The Xbox Version from Medal of Honor Frontline works also on Xbox 360! xbox 360 backwards compatibility. on Xbox 360 slim, with xbox live update!
Thank you to all those lost souls that gave their life in WW2 to defeat evil and restore justice to the world even if only temporarily.
This brought me back, I forgot this existed and was a bonus feature on the game. I remember I would leave the main menu on playing this song….so many memories.
This game is still one of the best games out there
I truly TRULY hope every single individual who took part in this production understands the impact and VALUE the game and musical score left in all of us that played this game so many years ago.
You all did an incredible and unmatched quality with MOH: Frontline.
MoH: Frontline, the game of my childhood :D
You sir, are so infinitely lucky to have be able to see this performed live. I was only six years old when this game came but I still was able to play it with my dad. Every single time I hear this song, I literally feel like I'm back in my old house playing Medal Of Honor with my dad. This song makes me freeze right where I stand and reminisce on some great times. That being said, I would pay all the money in the world to this performed live. You sir, are very lucky!
+117193161499455483101 Yeah I know. Once you beat the game, it is unlocked.
@@ussocomfreak I didn't have a memory card for my ps2 so i never actually beat the game in one sitting and I had it unlocked
@@asianinvasian9022 You're probably right. I honestly have no idea.
This song made me feel sad it reminds me of when I was too small to even pass games on the ps2 😢😢😢
So many things flashback when I listen to this...
2024 alguem mais aí BR🇧🇷 ouvindo esse hino essa reliquia nossaaa❤ do nada me veio na minha cabeça esse jogo e a musica dele tmb😢
Estou aqui ouvindo esse hino, amigo. De vez em quando, quando acabou vendo algum video sobre Medal of Honor ou até que cite o game, e até as vezes, videos envolvendo retorno de soldados para suas familias, (Curto demais estes videos) me vem a vontade de vir aqui ouvir este hino. Nmrl... que música MAJESTOSA, MDS!!! Uma verdadeira obra prima. Que Jogo, meu amigo...QUE JOGO!! ❤
September 2020....Playing the last scenes, MOH Frontline, on an original Fat PS2, non-emulated. Still amazing. Wireless control, massive TV. See you next year, with an even better ratio. x
Long live Jimmy Patterson!
I always shed a tear listening to this song perfectly encapsulate every emotion of World War 2. The innocence, the hopefulness, the grimness, the occasional beautiful moments, and the eventual triumph. It's truly a perfect homage to those who sacrificed their lives for the ideas we take for granted today.
If this soundtrack doesn't make you shed tears for all the fallen soldiers you have no respect for the fallen heros RIP 😢
Man how much I missed this theme, the amount of time I left the ps2 on over night to just fall asleep to this song on the main starting screen
I had the best damn childhood and I owe it to the men and woman who sacrificed their lives during WW2 Lest We Forget 🌺
Hey, weemanlovesjesus, the level you're talking about is Operation Rapunzel. And for the record, that's my favorite level in the game.
Go Michael Giacchino!
peace
These games taught me at a young age to idolize true heros. I grew up dying for the chance to serve my country. Been in the marine corps for a few years now and this music still whispers "destiny" in my ear. Can honestly say these games and these songs sparked a passion that changed my life
Thank you for your service
Semper Fi.
It just dawned on me that they employed the unique vocals of an altarboy-age adolescent because the act of charging onto the beaches of Normandy under MG-42 sorties and artillery barrages like cannon fodder in a desperate bid to capture a French beachhead was conducted mostly by young men and that, in a way, it represented the end of their innocence, like that of a church boy being thrown into a bloody struggle where men are ground to mist under tank treads, napalmed, bayoneted, thrown into the air by explosions, starved, tortured, and rendered fearful husks of their former selves.
You are pretty close. The solo boy vocal represents the main character, Lt. Jimmy Patterson and his loss of innocence from boy to soldier. Later on, the vocals of the choir and solo boy vocal become the voices of the Dutch, especially during the Arnham section of the game.
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Neat. It's a shame big studios don't make games like this anymore. The corporate merchant has bludgeoned the artist to death and wears his face like a parody of of people who cared.
This music is great! It isolates the theme and repeats it multiple times, which burns it inside your ears. The theme doesn't need to be blaringly loud the whole time. The end it rises in a great crescendo then finishes, great song.
Great days for the birth of 80's... I'm 1979...
From Egypt with love ❤️
I failed to mention that I was playing this game with my shiny new 125 watt Onkyo 5.1 surround sound /home theatre system. The music could be FELT. And my neighbors really loved the BOOMING bass from the music and bombs exploding!!!
This was one of first times I realized I loved scores like this , just sat on the menu screen letting it replay in awe such a masterpiece
Wow time passes so fast makes you enjoy life to the fullest I remember playing this game for hours and all the memories I have of it it's sad that they don't make games like this no more
utterly breathtaking piece of music. Makes me tingle as much now as it did 20 years ago.
This would’ve been an amazing movie, with that being the song for the film of course. Absolutely incredible work. The instruments give you so many emotions.. gives you sadness of the war, and also symbolizes patriotism, the last 30 seconds makes you want to get up and fight and defend. Absolutely beautiful work. It’s amazing how much detail people put into these games not just gameplay but other areas. Nice work.
Still remember this song like it was yesterday.
Surprised this was never used in a movie to be honest.
Awesome song in my opinion.
Hi. Late reply I know but I'm trying to imagine the sound track along with saving private Ryan but it's not there. Maybe parts of MOH might work but I can't fit the two together. I think front lines music just and so should live and stay with frontline as we all remember it?
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Well it could have easily been a great song to use for the credits.
Doesn't always have to be during a movie
And sometimes you make a scene with the song in mind
Saving Private Ryan was already filmed
So it might be harder to fit this song into the movie to begin with.
And it doesn't have to be the whole song either
Just some parts could have been used
Maybe it could have worked in Enemy At The Gates.
Yeah i replied late as well LoL better late then never i guess
EDIT:agreed with you
Unsung heroes of the gaming world.
Just like my older (19) son said...this song brought memories I did not know I still had...superb compositio
*A Timeless Classic, Really Brings Me Back This Was When Games Had Actual Emotion Put Into Them Instead Of Microtransactions*
never ever will i forget such a great game... playing this was the best feeling ever.. now i'm18 and there hasn't been a medal of honour ww2 game in years...
So much work for one song mad respect
The best war game of all time, and awesome theme!
This is what dice failed to understand about its audience in Battlefield V.
Exactly
At 2:00, that trumpet gets me every time. Every goddamn time. This score is unlike anything any modern military fps has. Michael Giacchino is a genius.
To the men and women who made this theme probably never thought this song would be know 20 plus years after it’s release and how many gamers lives it’s changed forever. You just had to be there to understand.
What an absolute masterpiece. Each rise and fall brings something new to the table, yet wrenches your heart each time it crescendos. Each one makes you feel like its a different short story. Some memory of war, almost forgotten until now. That trumpet kicks ass, flute...?, ending with the piano. 🤌👌
Who's here in 2024?
The music for this series was simply phenomenal!
By far, the best game ever! Takes me way back.
Favorite war game of all time. I am now a big call of duty fan, but this game is the gold mine. Please bring it back on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
Um dos Melhores Temas musical feito Para jogos sao incriveis
This song comes from one of the greatest games in the history of gaming! The games of today cannot hold a light up to the beuty and grace the designers put into this game! Today its about sales and numbers, but back whn Frontline came out designers made a game they were actually proud of...im sad to say that the day of beautiful music in video games is over. The medal of honor series (not the most recent 2 games) is the most touching game series ever, i still play these games because of this.=)
"You're a good man Jimmy, you'll do fine."
Lt jimmy Patterson will always live 🥺
Gives me the chills every time I listen to it!! Biggest piece of my childhood right here. Love it.
Still remember the first Medal Of Honor i played... it was beautiful and love the music.
When I die, I want this song to play at my funeral. Incredible piece.
Sitting in the bonus footage menu rewatching this over and over and over.
Nunca foi só um jogo , más também uma arte.
So many years later. I miss THIS EA. Where did all the time go?
Cuando jugué este juego marco mi infancia por la banda sonora del juego sin Duda los juegos de ahora se preocupan por las gráficas y no por la musica dado caso como en halo.......
My respect
Mis respetos a los creadores del juego :,)
Ya Somos 2 :)
totalmente de acuerdo contigo, mi buen amigo
solo de escuchar me dieron ganas de llorar , seme vinieron tantos recuerdos, noches enteras de jugar este grandioso juego
Los sondtrack de lo juegos actuales parecen de juguete a la par de los antiguos juegos de guerra. Y como tu lo has dicho anteriormente las gráficas es un factor de los videojuegos que con el pasar del tiempo van mejorando, pero la música mi amigo, eso es otra historia. Que recuerdos los de mi niñez!
Me recuerda mis amigos compañeros de Juego....
Commenting on this so you classy people can get a notification to listen to this masterpiece again 😊❤.
Came across this last week and unlocked so many memories I thought I forgot. And to know that voice at the beginning was a young boy was a shocker but nonetheless I was amazed at how many people went into making this.
I can hear the narrator now as this music is in background 5:06
“ You’re about to embark on the great crusade to which we have striven these many months. The eyes of the world are upon you. The hopes and prayers of liberty loving people march with you. in company with our brave allies and brothers in arms …on other fronts you will bring about the destruction of the german war machine …the elimination of nazi tyranny over the oppressed peoples of Europe and security for ourselves in a free world. Your task is not an easy one… your enemy is well trained, well equipped and battle hardened he will fight savagely. I have full confidence in your courage, devotion to duty and skill in battle. We will accept nothing less than full victory! Good luck… and lest us beseech the blessings of almighty god on this great and noble undertaking”
Sem dúvidas o melhor jogo: medal of honor; para deixar ainda mais incrível colocaram esta música.
Sinceramente eu irei envelhecer e ainda jogarei e me lembrarei!...
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I remember as kiddo playing this game and sometimes just not playing at all but letting the game play the songs
and I've still got my ps2 copy I bought brand new all those years ago! stunning game. also still got rising sun but frontline will always be my favourite. it's the music and in game audio that make it what it is, something memorable that leaves a lasting impression.
It's great to come back to this everynow and then
I still have the game
This game began with Normandy! Depicted perfectly of how so many brave young men gave their life’s for our country. It’s meaning will soon be lost with a lot of younger people that don’t know much about WWII.
Siempre regreso a escuchar este soundtrack y siento lo mismo como cuando lo escuché por primera vez. 🥹