Call Of Duty may have dominated the PS3 and PS4 days, but Medal Of Honor dominated the PS1 and PS2 days. The Medal Of Honor games will always hold a nostalgic spot in my heart.
Cod USED to be a good franchise. I didn't play that many of it's games, but Black Ops 1 was amazing for me. I also played WaW multiplayer at my mom's friend's son. MoH is great as well, but i only played Frontline.
Sorry about your dad and I know how it feels. I just lost mine barely a year ago I’m 28 now. He bought me this game as well when I was a kid. Still heartbroken but the pain lessens as time goes by. The music can sometimes make me more sad or feel nostalgic for the good memories of the past.
I 100% agree, I hate when people try to tell me Halo or something has a stronger soundtrack haha. Halo is good and also iconic, but really, how can it even compare to the variety of emotions in this soundtrack.
The only game, to me, that even comes close with its soundtrack is battlefield 1. Both games imo did just the right thing by making very somber music as homage to both world wars.
Watching the "making of" additions in this game ten years ago of the models and motion capture inspired to me to make games in the first place. Now I'm developing my own game which has been Greenlit this year!
I looked threw many comments, and this one gave me goosebumbs, to see someone who got inspired by something like this, to see someone who also looks up Tracks to really feel the nostalgic, but when i saw you wrote this comment 7 years ago, my skin started shiverring while beeing intrested how far you had come, I watched threw ur channel, and i noticed fast that i saw you in other videos already. If i would be like 3 kliksphillip, I would probabbly make a video just about nostaligy and this comment in particular. ~Chris
you are about to embark upon the great crusade which we have striven these many months the eyes of the world are upon you the hopes and prayers and liberty loving people march everywhere with you
Personally I think I’d have to agree with you, I don’t think there’s a week that’s passed in the last several years that I haven’t listened to this incredible soundtrack, and this particular track always gets me!!❤️
Been playing video games for 35+ years - one of the most sentimental themes ever. I distinctly remember this theme at the menu screen, 1:20 just gets me every time...
The last, part starting from 4:11, always gave me chills. It has this very strong feeling of "you are taking part in something much bigger than yourself" that perfectly fitted the D-Day speech of Eisenhower at the beginning of the game.
my great grandad fought in operation market garden. the nijmegan bridge, around that area to be exact. he was a para in the british army, I must visit sometime. the first track titled operation Market garden really gets me as close as I can to this great brave man. I will visit someday.
The first time that I heard this track was when I was 5 years old. I didn't understand much then but I still remember the feeling that it gave me when I heard it. Now at 23 coming back to it moves me to tears. This game and its music was my first introduction into history and war, and formed a bond I could have never imagined. So beautiful, and so moving. Truly there is nothing else like it...
2:55 This is where the tears start flowing for me. And here I thought I could power through it. Damn good music for a damn good game representing hundreds of thousands of the greatest humans to live on this planet. For the vets still alive I wish you a happy life. And for those that have passed, I wish you well in wherever place your belief system has taken you.
Wolfkrone as I was younger I could power through this whole song. But as I’ve gotten older to the point where I can actually fathom the hell that these many men must have went through and seen band of brothers, I break down like a little bitch.
This game has the strongest soundtrack ever. Fight me. Don't say Halo or something, the emotional breadth of this game is far wider than Halo. This game has John Williams-level melodies. The variety in this main menu track here, in instrumentation and emotion is astounding. The sadness of "Arnhem Knights" sticks with you. The pump up of "Manor House Rally." The suspense of many of the tracks. The sheer epicness of the choir coming in in "Escaping Gotha," and "Sturmgeist's Armored Train." This soundtrack is unparalleled in video games.
It's wonderful to see Giacchino move on to such high profile Hollywood projects after getting so much of his start in games. He does music for Star Wars, Marvel, etc now.
Man, this game moved me so much. In the "Needle In A Haystack" mission, I remember feeling terrible watching fellow soldiers get killed, but worst of all, seeing the local civilians run and hide in terror as their homes were turned into a battlefield. There's an old lady sweeping who gets scared and runs and hides. There's a little boy hiding, scared and alone. For being so long ago, they managed to capture the horrors of war in a very simple way.
true... Played and overplayed this game,ended up easy completing it on hard mode. Such passion and good soundtracks.. and the graphics wasn't that good,this statement proves that graphics are not main thing in game. I'd still play it with pleasure.
It also showed friendship during war and how hard it was to leave them to maybe never see them again ( I played it when I was about 7 And I almost cried multiple times)
Diego L-Z me too i remember in The Golden Lion mission all my friends left me from Rough Landing also in Seaside and Arnhem Knights with British Paratroopers
I remember my mum surprised 14 year old me with this game on a Friday evening after school, and I played it all night. Then all weekend, and for the rest of the year. It became a huge part of my life, being so excited to finish school to come home and play. I eventually moved on to other games, but hearing this beautiful piece of music has transported me straight back to that Friday evening, and my forgotten, innocent childhood joy.
Holy shit... I haven't played this in forever. I was Just listening to music and this autoplayed- this was my childhood. (even though I'm still a kid, but I think you get my point) this brings back everything. I miss the hell out of this. My ps2 broke and I cant play it anymore. It'll always be in my memories. Not to mention how realistic of a game it was-it captured the true horror, and some beauty of war. I miss you Medal Of Honor.
Michael Giacchino would later compose for movies like Up, Ratatouille, the newer Jurassics, Spiderman and Star Wars movies, etc. Very deserving after making the entire Medal of Honor Series' soundtracks.
This war my first war game. I rember buying it because my history teacher at medium School obligated me to make a research about the Landing in Normandy for final exams. At The beginnig i hated that subject. then i begun to like it. and when i saw this game, i thought:"it is about the subject that i used for my exam, let's try it. it was my first war game. I never quitted playing war games from that day. I was 13. Now i am 23.
Same here, heh, I remember trying to shoot the MG42 Gunners in the bunkers when the rifle kept damn shaking because of the explosions on the first mission
Based on your spelling and grammar, I’d believe you if you said you were still 13 XD, seriously though, I feel that. An earlier game in the series, Medal of Honor Allied Assault, was the first game I ever played, and it got me hooked. What a wonderful series EA ruined.
Never a more moving soundtrack to me in my entire life of music than this video game. This right here. It was beyond moving. The soundtrack's depth, the memories, nostalgia, and the wonderful beauty of the game that vicariously showed the greatness of the price of freedom. God bless, all..
Incredible music, this is so nostalgic...the best! I cannot believe it has been already 17 long years since I played this game. I am 35 now... When I hear the music I feel I was playing this yesterday...I still remember playing it while my mom and my older brother practicing guitar both watching
Im so glad to be a part of this game growing up, would play endless hour thri the game and do weird things, the cheats and mod you can say in game was fun, see the shotgun blasting tracer bullet was sick as a kid. Had a chance to played it again at age 30 on the pc ps2 emulator..brought back so much childhood memories, was weird getting back into it but man, it was fun
This shits so God -Tier Level, always loved Michael Giacchino's work ever since I was a kid, brilliant composer. To hide away from my verbal and physically abusive stepfather, whenever I was at my Mom's which is where he'd be since they were and still are currently married to this day despite all the fights that ensued over the years (me being a BIG witness in a lot of them), I'd play this in my upstairs bedroom at night and I'd always make it at night, it gave the game wonderful atmosphere especially during the night time missions, it made me forget about him completely. Goldeneye was during the day and Turok as well, but it was truly the only quiet space I had from him, cause when he'd drink and smoke a fuck ton outside he'd become a Vietnam veteran monster and sometimes, my mom wasn't around to help defend me or my older brother, but thankfully I was only at my Mom's every few weeks at a time, sometimes not even at all which was gods way of saying your free from his torment, and I was as innocent and nice as an angel. If they remade this game from the ground up with modern visuals controls and kept the soundtrack the same but overhauled the game mechanics to feel very current gen with ray tracing Id buy it in a heartbeat despite me not playing games much these days due to my mental health not being so good due to my PTSD and a bad anxiety disorder at only age 26, but I sing and hum to get my emotions out which helps as well as working out and keeping myself motivated to make it in life cause I know I can make it, as I'm very much like a spring I just keep bouncing back even during the darkest moments I still feel light at the end of the tunnel despite how scary everything feels. I push hard to meet my goals each day since Jordan Peterson's speeches blew my god damn mind, very recently too within the past MONTH!. If you took the time to read all this you deserve the bloody Nobel Peace Prize. Stay safe and God Bless you all and I honestly wish you all the very best in life.😢😉
Aside from playing a couple games in the early 2000s, I was never big on historically based FPS games. Hell, I was never even too big into history and I don't really play FPS games in general anymore, but damn... Something about this theme is so haunting. I don't think a week goes by without me thinking about it and I've been coming back to listen for almost 20 years now. What a chilling and beautiful piece of music.
This was one of my dad's favorite games. He passed away almost 2 years ago, and this song reminds me a lot of when I was a kid and I watched him play, it was really cool cause he was so good at it. I love this song so much... I miss you dad ❤️🩹😭
Sorry about what happened. Lost my dad just barely a year ago. I know the pain now and I never thought I would arrive where I am in life this early. I thought he’d get to see me do greater things that’s the hardest part. He bought me this game when I was young so this music is extremely emotional to me
@@fatherlucid4995 I understand the feeling. For me this song is one of many good memories, is a connection to him. Every time I get sad because I miss him, I listen to it or watch a movie he liked and the feeling is replaced with happy memories... I'm sorry for your loss too, and I hope you get better soon :)
I remember I had this on the PS2, and I could only ever play the first 2 missions as it crashed on the 3rd's loading screen. I must have played those 2 missions at least 50 times; the soundtrack brings back so many memories :')
Such a great sound track everytime I hear it I can feel like a little kid playing one of my first games on the ps2. Such good memories. You grow old but the memories stay with you.
Imagine, how many people have played this game, how many people have died, and how many people are still alive? They look at this game and they will be sad and remember their childhood
I'll never forget listening to this song live in the very first Video Games Live @ the Hollywood Bowl in 2006. Such a beautiful piece of music. And of course the game was absolutely amazing.
This game was released in 2002, its now 2022 and I still come back. I think this is one of the most memorable OST right next to the original Halo or even the ps1 Metal Gear Solid OST.
Frontline is the first time I ever really had WWII put into persective for me, as a real event. Between the levels design and soundtrack, it seemed very real at the time.
Man these tracks take me back so far. Like I haven't heard MOH in 20 years or more. Medal Of Honor was my childhood and Mercenaries was also one of the games of my formative years.
This soundtrack is so nostalgic for me, the amount of hours I put into this game on PS2, and still to this day it remains one of my all time favourites! It still makes me emotional listening to this masterpiece score, so emotively powerful.
Fun fact, in the US Infantry Museum near Fort Benning. If you go to the Medal of Honor recipients room (an all glass room with a list of every person) you can hear this and a few other Medal of Honor songs in this room while reading on every person... It's amazing.
People talk about the soundtrack from COD WAW, but WAW has nothing on MoH Frontline. The soundtrack is so memorable I don't know how to explain it, it's epic, like it makes you feel you are there. Respect to all of those men and women who fought and many died for our freedom and the future of many during WW2. This is the game that got me interested in learning about WW2 history.
Medal of Honor frontline was the prime game of my early years, and world at war was the first WW2 game I really played when I got my ps3, since I had my ps2 only up until 2008. I’d say frontline has the most memorable ost as well as the most cinematic. WaW is more like a hard rock sound during missions but the main theme creepy af.
This is the first time ive listined to this in about 6 years, My first real war game and one of my favorites. Can't stop the feeling of nostalgia and the tears.
I remember playing this game when I was little with my father. He served his time over in Afghanistan. He passed away a few years ago. This game holds a special place in my heart.
The first time I became aware of Michael Giacchino as a composer was thru this game... he has since gone on to compose music for the TV series ALIAS, LOST, & FRINGE, as well as many motion picture scores including the STAR TREK reboots and THE INCREDIBLES!!!
+David Crader Fun Fact! he even puts a little reference in the Incredibles to this game. :) midway through the movie when Mr. Incredible is sneaking onto the base he hops onto a railway car. when he passes the missile he looks briefly. listen to the music there. its from MOH. :)
Gods I havent played this game in about 10 years this was a key part of my childhood this and Rising sun along with the early call of duty's. 😪 its sad to think of how long ago that was im gonna have to get them again somehow.
This game and soundtrack shows the true U.S army, not like the games we have today that show an overdramatic, ill prepared and untrustworthy army and government. the soldiers that fought since September 17, 1787 till today and tomorrow are brave, show brother and sisterhood, are physically, mentally, and emotionally as strong as a boulder, show loyalty to their homeland as well as to their allies. They are the most respected, honored, and selfless citizens of The United States of good old America. God bless all of them....
Nitan Singh Americas armies excel when we are fighting to protect freedom but not to force or instill it. Why do you think we along with our allies were outstanding in WW2 but failed miserably in Vietnam, Iraq, and in the middle east.
joyboy232 So, whats your point. We failed in Vietnam because the vietcong had used their familiar jungle terrain to their advantage, much like the japenese. except we didn't have more 'little boys' or 'fat mans' that we wanted to drop on Vietnam. And without the 2 nukes, i doubt we would have ever defeated the japenese without a lot more casualties.
And the middle east. We first had attacked too late, after al Qaeda had controlled a majority of the middle east. Also, the ussr had supported the al qaeda and provided t 80 mbts, some 2,000 afvs including the btr 60 and 70, mt lb, and a few bmds. and other armament such as the ak 47, rpg and rpg 7. top this all with horrible tactics by our commanders, you think you would get a lost war. however, the u.s actually completed its mission there and al qaeda no longer has the slightest control in iran or iraq, so it was mostly our american spirit that had made our men on the ground win that war
Nitan Singh actually we supported them or a sect known as the Mujaheddin to fight the Russians. Then after they beat the Russians they used the stingers we gave them on our planes. As for the Russian equipment the took it after the Russians left it behind. check your facts bud. we created that monster. P.S. We never fought them in Iran and the mission was against Saddam's regime. Don't always believe fox news.
Esta melodia es un viaje a través de la tragedia, la gloria, el honor y captura a la perfección el espiritu de una época que para muchos tiene un tinte de misterio y nostalgia, y recuerda uno de los capitulos mas obscuros de la historia humana moderna, simplemente excepcional.
Today is Veterans Day people! We will never forget warriors like my grandfather who stood there ground and fought for something bigger than themselves!!!😥😥💯
You are welcome to join our MOH group on Facebook! 🤗facebook.com/groups/220664096121312/?ref=share
Call Of Duty may have dominated the PS3 and PS4 days, but Medal Of Honor dominated the PS1 and PS2 days. The Medal Of Honor games will always hold a nostalgic spot in my heart.
CoD 4 killed medal of Honor. It couldn't complete with modern warfare and xbox live :/
Cod Waw stole my heart back when I first got a PS3. Could not get into MW though.
the ones that created CoD were MOH enplyees they left and made CoD
Cod USED to be a good franchise. I didn't play that many of it's games, but Black Ops 1 was amazing for me. I also played WaW multiplayer at my mom's friend's son. MoH is great as well, but i only played Frontline.
No, medal of honor dominated in my heart
No other game holds such nostalgic and emotional value to me.
Same, so much nostalgia
I salute you fine sir!!!! The same here!!! I thought I was the only one this connected to a game...
+Brandon: Same here.
For some reason I just tried to think of another game that could rival the nostalgia but alass... I could not hahaha
3 years later. It still can be.
*RIP dad.... bought me this when I was around 10, a year later he passed away and now I'm 24 and already joined and departed from the army* 🙏🏽🇺🇸
R.i.P to your dad🙏 thank you for your service.
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Salute brother 🙏 🙌
@@portanova47 you too man 💙stay safeeee out there
Sorry about your dad and I know how it feels. I just lost mine barely a year ago I’m 28 now. He bought me this game as well when I was a kid. Still heartbroken but the pain lessens as time goes by. The music can sometimes make me more sad or feel nostalgic for the good memories of the past.
Still, in my opinion, the most moving soundtrack in the history of games.
Easily
I 100% agree, I hate when people try to tell me Halo or something has a stronger soundtrack haha. Halo is good and also iconic, but really, how can it even compare to the variety of emotions in this soundtrack.
I'd argue the Ace Combat PS2 Trilogy, but this is a really tight fight IMO. I love them all so much.
Edit: Oh, wait, moving, oh, this one, totally.
Yes I think Assassin's Creed 2 is a distant second
The only game, to me, that even comes close with its soundtrack is battlefield 1. Both games imo did just the right thing by making very somber music as homage to both world wars.
Watching the "making of" additions in this game ten years ago of the models and motion capture inspired to me to make games in the first place. Now I'm developing my own game which has been Greenlit this year!
from gamedev to successful youtuber, how curious. hope you look at this comment and see how far you've come.
I looked threw many comments, and this one gave me goosebumbs, to see someone who got inspired by something like this, to see someone who also looks up Tracks to really feel the nostalgic, but when i saw you wrote this comment 7 years ago, my skin started shiverring while beeing intrested how far you had come, I watched threw ur channel, and i noticed fast that i saw you in other videos already. If i would be like 3 kliksphillip, I would probabbly make a video just about nostaligy and this comment in particular.
~Chris
So what's the game it isn't on your channel son.
Jow give us an update
what is the game that got greenlit man
the chills during the opening of the game with Eisenhower talking in the background and the reel footage
you are about to embark upon the great crusade which we have striven these many months the eyes of the world are upon you the hopes and prayers and liberty loving people march everywhere with you
The one who talking at background is actually not Eisenhower
@@undeadjohnmarston4661 obviously not but it’s suppose to be him saying it.
@@austinthomas8464 We ended up fighting the wrong side 😩
This is easily the greatest song on the greatest soundtrack of anything for all time.
Theplaymaker1271 The Last of Us, Cod Waw, and Conker Live and Reloaded are one of the few exceptions I can think of.
Personally I think I’d have to agree with you, I don’t think there’s a week that’s passed in the last several years that I haven’t listened to this incredible soundtrack, and this particular track always gets me!!❤️
Great soundtrack... although Arnhem knights is one of my favorites
This and the halo 2 menu theme song jesusssss
Been playing video games for 35+ years - one of the most sentimental themes ever. I distinctly remember this theme at the menu screen, 1:20 just gets me every time...
The last, part starting from 4:11, always gave me chills. It has this very strong feeling of "you are taking part in something much bigger than yourself" that perfectly fitted the D-Day speech of Eisenhower at the beginning of the game.
"You don't play, you volunteer"
Remember when advertising was actually creative and meaningful? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Remember seeing that on the games's back cover
@@josh5dude Lol that just reminded me of the absolutely terrible adverts for Dead Space 2.
This is why I'm ordering original Xbox.
F
my great grandad fought in operation market garden. the nijmegan bridge, around that area to be exact. he was a para in the british army, I must visit sometime. the first track titled operation Market garden really gets me as close as I can to this great brave man. I will visit someday.
The first time that I heard this track was when I was 5 years old. I didn't understand much then but I still remember the feeling that it gave me when I heard it. Now at 23 coming back to it moves me to tears. This game and its music was my first introduction into history and war, and formed a bond I could have never imagined.
So beautiful, and so moving. Truly there is nothing else like it...
Medal of Honor Frontline has been my childhood. ❤️
2:55 This is where the tears start flowing for me. And here I thought I could power through it. Damn good music for a damn good game representing hundreds of thousands of the greatest humans to live on this planet. For the vets still alive I wish you a happy life. And for those that have passed, I wish you well in wherever place your belief system has taken you.
Tears flow from the beginning my friend :,)
fudgumz1369 Cod waw
Amen to that
Wolfkrone as I was younger I could power through this whole song. But as I’ve gotten older to the point where I can actually fathom the hell that these many men must have went through and seen band of brothers, I break down like a little bitch.
2:48 😢😢😢😊
Operation Market Garden = OMG
+Chieftain Jack (UMIC) (()))))
This game has the strongest soundtrack ever. Fight me. Don't say Halo or something, the emotional breadth of this game is far wider than Halo. This game has John Williams-level melodies. The variety in this main menu track here, in instrumentation and emotion is astounding. The sadness of "Arnhem Knights" sticks with you. The pump up of "Manor House Rally." The suspense of many of the tracks. The sheer epicness of the choir coming in in "Escaping Gotha," and "Sturmgeist's Armored Train." This soundtrack is unparalleled in video games.
Arnhem Knights was the best and I tried extra hard to save every allied soldier. To no avail ofcourse.
Nijmegen Bridge always instilled some sense of eeriness when playing the game at night - great soundtrack
It's wonderful to see Giacchino move on to such high profile Hollywood projects after getting so much of his start in games. He does music for Star Wars, Marvel, etc now.
@@atomic_wait also did the score for The Batman
@@camilogonzalez3769 All two notes of it :p
Man, this game moved me so much. In the "Needle In A Haystack" mission, I remember feeling terrible watching fellow soldiers get killed, but worst of all, seeing the local civilians run and hide in terror as their homes were turned into a battlefield. There's an old lady sweeping who gets scared and runs and hides. There's a little boy hiding, scared and alone. For being so long ago, they managed to capture the horrors of war in a very simple way.
Salute, lieutenant James Patterson!
I remember WELL, playing this over and over again when it first came out. Memorable.
word!
Amen
todays kids will never have these memories
+Richtet Belmont awesome!!! And get the original MoH too
true... Played and overplayed this game,ended up easy completing it on hard mode. Such passion and good soundtracks.. and the graphics wasn't that good,this statement proves that graphics are not main thing in game. I'd still play it with pleasure.
Metal of honor frontline wasn't just a game..
+Tacomelon115 it was fucking bro war
It also showed friendship during war and how hard it was to leave them to maybe never see them again ( I played it when I was about 7 And I almost cried multiple times)
Diego L-Z cod waw
Diego L-Z me too i remember in The Golden Lion mission all my friends left me from Rough Landing also in Seaside and Arnhem Knights with British Paratroopers
You dont play... you volunteer
I remember my mum surprised 14 year old me with this game on a Friday evening after school, and I played it all night. Then all weekend, and for the rest of the year. It became a huge part of my life, being so excited to finish school to come home and play.
I eventually moved on to other games, but hearing this beautiful piece of music has transported me straight back to that Friday evening, and my forgotten, innocent childhood joy.
Listening to this on June 6, 2019. 75th anniversary of D-Day. Pretty awesome when games also serve as a reminder of the sacrifice made by many.
This shit still makes me cry. The choir and the string arrangements are so superb that gives me chills.
3:39 to 4:12 gets me all the time. Miss playing this masterpiece.
Old times. When games were sold with 'making of'.
This games soundtrack always reminds me of Band of Brothers.
Same composer
@@TheFastshelby Wrong. Band if Brothers was composed by Michael Kamen while this was composed by Michael Giacchino.
OMG.. the feels. 4:16
i hear 'ya...
The feels ... the memories... it’s so beautiful... the soundtrack is the best ever... god the feeling I get from hearing these tunes again...
Holy shit... I haven't played this in forever. I was Just listening to music and this autoplayed- this was my childhood. (even though I'm still a kid, but I think you get my point) this brings back everything. I miss the hell out of this. My ps2 broke and I cant play it anymore. It'll always be in my memories. Not to mention how realistic of a game it was-it captured the true horror, and some beauty of war. I miss you Medal Of Honor.
Michael Giacchino would later compose for movies like Up, Ratatouille, the newer Jurassics, Spiderman and Star Wars movies, etc. Very deserving after making the entire Medal of Honor Series' soundtracks.
This war my first war game. I rember buying it because my history teacher at medium School obligated me to make a research about the Landing in Normandy for final exams. At The beginnig i hated that subject. then i begun to like it. and when i saw this game, i thought:"it is about the subject that i used for my exam, let's try it. it was my first war game. I never quitted playing war games from that day. I was 13. Now i am 23.
Same! I loved this game with a passion when I was a small child...
It was my first FPS game I got.
Same here, heh, I remember trying to shoot the MG42 Gunners in the bunkers when the rifle kept damn shaking because of the explosions on the first mission
Based on your spelling and grammar, I’d believe you if you said you were still 13 XD, seriously though, I feel that. An earlier game in the series, Medal of Honor Allied Assault, was the first game I ever played, and it got me hooked. What a wonderful series EA ruined.
Damned straight peopel can say what they like about war but it is natural and is part of us.
Never a more moving soundtrack to me in my entire life of music than this video game. This right here. It was beyond moving. The soundtrack's depth, the memories, nostalgia, and the wonderful beauty of the game that vicariously showed the greatness of the price of freedom. God bless, all..
It's Michael Giacchino.
Of course it's a masterpiece.
WWII in music form!
"And when he gets to heaven, to St. Peter he will tell: 'Another soldier reporting sir, I've served my time in hell."
Most influential ww2 game I've ever played. Felt like a movie, and of course the soundtrack was just unreal.
"Felt like a movie."
Yeah, that movie was Saving Private Ryan, lol.
this bread tastes delicious! anyone get this?
I get what your saying lol
Michael Pirro. me
Yes
You could eat bread as a health bonus, it would say the bread tastes delicious. great memories
Michael Pirro yep
Incredible music, this is so nostalgic...the best! I cannot believe it has been already 17 long years since I played this game. I am 35 now... When I hear the music I feel I was playing this yesterday...I still remember playing it while my mom and my older brother practicing guitar both watching
Hands down, one of the BEST games.
(Next to Big Red 1)
agreed!
Imo:
All of the Naughty Dog games, Conker Live and Reloaded (childhood), Turok Evolution (also childhood), and the Dead Space series.
YESSSSSSSSSS 😍
I want a remake.
One who is unwilling to accept that God could forgive their enemies, is an unsaved soul.
So nostalgic, so many good memories... can't handle it... i'm gonna cry :')
Lets cry together man :,)
falcoon_f_zero christ, can't hold em back
The feels man ;-; this is my chilhood in one game/franchise(best track of the entire franchise of MoH)
Absolutely loved this game. I learn more about WW2 from this game than any history lesson lol. Sound track was ace to. Good memories
Im so glad to be a part of this game growing up, would play endless hour thri the game and do weird things, the cheats and mod you can say in game was fun, see the shotgun blasting tracer bullet was sick as a kid.
Had a chance to played it again at age 30 on the pc ps2 emulator..brought back so much childhood memories, was weird getting back into it but man, it was fun
I was a small fellow when i felt in love with this masterpiece, brings me tears
4:29-4:42👌Light at the end of the tunnel music!!
This shits so God -Tier Level, always loved Michael Giacchino's work ever since I was a kid, brilliant composer. To hide away from my verbal and physically abusive stepfather, whenever I was at my Mom's which is where he'd be since they were and still are currently married to this day despite all the fights that ensued over the years (me being a BIG witness in a lot of them), I'd play this in my upstairs bedroom at night and I'd always make it at night, it gave the game wonderful atmosphere especially during the night time missions, it made me forget about him completely. Goldeneye was during the day and Turok as well, but it was truly the only quiet space I had from him, cause when he'd drink and smoke a fuck ton outside he'd become a Vietnam veteran monster and sometimes, my mom wasn't around to help defend me or my older brother, but thankfully I was only at my Mom's every few weeks at a time, sometimes not even at all which was gods way of saying your free from his torment, and I was as innocent and nice as an angel. If they remade this game from the ground up with modern visuals controls and kept the soundtrack the same but overhauled the game mechanics to feel very current gen with ray tracing Id buy it in a heartbeat despite me not playing games much these days due to my mental health not being so good due to my PTSD and a bad anxiety disorder at only age 26, but I sing and hum to get my emotions out which helps as well as working out and keeping myself motivated to make it in life cause I know I can make it, as I'm very much like a spring I just keep bouncing back even during the darkest moments I still feel light at the end of the tunnel despite how scary everything feels. I push hard to meet my goals each day since Jordan Peterson's speeches blew my god damn mind, very recently too within the past MONTH!. If you took the time to read all this you deserve the bloody Nobel Peace Prize. Stay safe and God Bless you all and I honestly wish you all the very best in life.😢😉
God I miss this game so much
I remember when this is the first fps game I got, and I was stuck at the mansion trying to find that one painting
Aside from playing a couple games in the early 2000s, I was never big on historically based FPS games. Hell, I was never even too big into history and I don't really play FPS games in general anymore, but damn... Something about this theme is so haunting. I don't think a week goes by without me thinking about it and I've been coming back to listen for almost 20 years now. What a chilling and beautiful piece of music.
This was one of my dad's favorite games. He passed away almost 2 years ago, and this song reminds me a lot of when I was a kid and I watched him play, it was really cool cause he was so good at it. I love this song so much... I miss you dad ❤️🩹😭
Sorry about what happened. Lost my dad just barely a year ago. I know the pain now and I never thought I would arrive where I am in life this early. I thought he’d get to see me do greater things that’s the hardest part. He bought me this game when I was young so this music is extremely emotional to me
@@fatherlucid4995 I understand the feeling. For me this song is one of many good memories, is a connection to him. Every time I get sad because I miss him, I listen to it or watch a movie he liked and the feeling is replaced with happy memories... I'm sorry for your loss too, and I hope you get better soon :)
I remember I had this on the PS2, and I could only ever play the first 2 missions as it crashed on the 3rd's loading screen.
I must have played those 2 missions at least 50 times; the soundtrack brings back so many memories :')
I was always too scared to move on. Hah.
Listening to this on D-Day's 80th Anniversary, I think everyone can guess why
1:07 I wonder what that tapping is called. I hear it in every war movie, show, and game
Are you referring to that snare drum? Thats what it sounds like to me atleast
It is a snare drum
あの戦争に参加して命を落としたすべての人達
安らかに眠って下さい…
Such a great sound track everytime I hear it I can feel like a little kid playing one of my first games on the ps2. Such good memories. You grow old but the memories stay with you.
Imagine, how many people have played this game, how many people have died, and how many people are still alive? They look at this game and they will be sad and remember their childhood
I'll never forget listening to this song live in the very first Video Games Live @ the Hollywood Bowl in 2006. Such a beautiful piece of music. And of course the game was absolutely amazing.
I feel like the souls of the dead live on through this masterful work of art. Frontline never felt like a game, more like a vivid dream.
This game was released in 2002, its now 2022 and I still come back. I think this is one of the most memorable OST right next to the original Halo or even the ps1 Metal Gear Solid OST.
Michael Giacchino knocked it out the park
3:03 to 3:13 , pure nostalgic, i continue playing this game
I remember thinking when games couldn't look better than this. Oh, how time has passed.
4:29-5:00 ! No other game has ever brought so much emotion and gratitude to the heroes of WW2
Frontline is the first time I ever really had WWII put into persective for me, as a real event. Between the levels design and soundtrack, it seemed very real at the time.
Man these tracks take me back so far. Like I haven't heard MOH in 20 years or more. Medal Of Honor was my childhood and Mercenaries was also one of the games of my formative years.
I think this song embodies the "Thousand-Yard Stare"
Most beautiful, haunting soundtrack ever.
Man, the nostalgia...
Man this bring back so much memories I had this on game cube I'm that old smh I miss my childhood
The soundtrack is unforgettable. Breathtaking
This game also came out on Gamecube and I used to sit and just listen to the menu screens.
This is still absolutely gorgeous.
2021 still here!
And when he goes to heaven,
To saint Peter he will tell,
"Just another soldier reporting in sir,
I've served my time in hell."
My childhood. I remember playing this as an 8 year old in the 2000s. I'm 25 now.
Just booted up the old ps2 and played this. Controls aged like crap but its still a brilliant game. So much love n care was put into this game
This soundtrack is so nostalgic for me, the amount of hours I put into this game on PS2, and still to this day it remains one of my all time favourites! It still makes me emotional listening to this masterpiece score, so emotively powerful.
Who is still listening to this in 2024?
2020 now and still listenining this masterpiece 👍
2020 Jul 14, 5:23:00 PM PST
Let's update this to 2020
We never stopped listening soldier
indeed
Fun fact, in the US Infantry Museum near Fort Benning. If you go to the Medal of Honor recipients room (an all glass room with a list of every person) you can hear this and a few other Medal of Honor songs in this room while reading on every person... It's amazing.
People talk about the soundtrack from COD WAW, but WAW has nothing on MoH Frontline. The soundtrack is so memorable I don't know how to explain it, it's epic, like it makes you feel you are there. Respect to all of those men and women who fought and many died for our freedom and the future of many during WW2. This is the game that got me interested in learning about WW2 history.
Medal of Honor frontline was the prime game of my early years, and world at war was the first WW2 game I really played when I got my ps3, since I had my ps2 only up until 2008. I’d say frontline has the most memorable ost as well as the most cinematic. WaW is more like a hard rock sound during missions but the main theme creepy af.
Me too lol. Even wondered if the MC was based on a real person. I matured after playing this game, I was about 12
Hearing this after so many years brought a year to my eye
This is pure soul tearing me apart,such a nostalgic
This is the first time ive listined to this in about 6 years, My first real war game and one of my favorites. Can't stop the feeling of nostalgia and the tears.
Operation Market Garden. What a failure.
I mean the actual operation, not this fantastic music.
"With Allied support on land, sea and air, what could go wrong...?"
@@FOXHOUNDProductions91 "Errr... everything?"
@@FOXHOUNDProductions91 Damn they read the history but they humoursly said it so people might know Market Garden are succesfull
I remember playing this game when I was little with my father. He served his time over in Afghanistan. He passed away a few years ago. This game holds a special place in my heart.
i would love going back to 2001 to re live this masterpiece again such beauty such horror hopefully we will never see another world war.
I don’t know why but 2:20 just hits me like a mf whenever I hear it. This game had what a lot of modern games lack, and that’s soul.
yes, its a masterpiece
The first time I became aware of Michael Giacchino as a composer was thru this game... he has since gone on to compose music for the TV series ALIAS, LOST, & FRINGE, as well as many motion picture scores including the STAR TREK reboots and THE INCREDIBLES!!!
+David Crader Fun Fact! he even puts a little reference in the Incredibles to this game. :) midway through the movie when Mr. Incredible is sneaking onto the base he hops onto a railway car. when he passes the missile he looks briefly. listen to the music there. its from MOH. :)
Me, too!
David Crader he is really good. the latest music he composed is from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Gods I havent played this game in about 10 years this was a key part of my childhood this and Rising sun along with the early call of duty's. 😪 its sad to think of how long ago that was im gonna have to get them again somehow.
1:47, that always gets me such a great soundtrack for a just as great game. god rest our soldiers, past, present, and future.
This game and soundtrack shows the true U.S army, not like the games we have today that show an overdramatic, ill prepared and untrustworthy army and government. the soldiers that fought since September 17, 1787 till today and tomorrow are brave, show brother and sisterhood, are physically, mentally, and emotionally as strong as a boulder, show loyalty to their homeland as well as to their allies. They are the most respected, honored, and selfless citizens of The United States of good old America. God bless all of them....
Nitan Singh Americas armies excel when we are fighting to protect freedom but not to force or instill it. Why do you think we along with our allies were outstanding in WW2 but failed miserably in Vietnam, Iraq, and in the middle east.
joyboy232 So, whats your point. We failed in Vietnam because the vietcong had used their familiar jungle terrain to their advantage, much like the japenese. except we didn't have more 'little boys' or 'fat mans' that we wanted to drop on Vietnam. And without the 2 nukes, i doubt we would have ever defeated the japenese without a lot more casualties.
And the middle east. We first had attacked too late, after al Qaeda had controlled a majority of the middle east. Also, the ussr had supported the al qaeda and provided t 80 mbts, some 2,000 afvs including the btr 60 and 70,
mt lb, and a few bmds. and other armament such as the ak 47, rpg and rpg 7.
top this all with horrible tactics by our commanders, you think you would get a lost war. however, the u.s actually completed its mission there and al qaeda no longer has the slightest control in iran or iraq, so it was mostly our american spirit that had made our men on the ground win that war
Nitan Singh actually we supported them or a sect known as the Mujaheddin to fight the Russians. Then after they beat the Russians they used the stingers we gave them on our planes. As for the Russian equipment the took it after the Russians left it behind. check your facts bud. we created that monster. P.S. We never fought them in Iran and the mission was against Saddam's regime. Don't always believe fox news.
This was my introduction to WW2 fps games, and it was just an all round amazing game and the soundtrack is a true work of art
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@@sebastianthefox2214 sais a Fox XD
one of my first games on my ps2 and i still love it ♡ 💕
Isa_blaa Same here! This soundtrack will stand the test of time😍
This brings back so many memories
Not heard this song in about ten years. Shivers at the singing. When games used to have good soundtracks.
This games is what launched my love for anything and everything WWll.
Esta melodia es un viaje a través de la tragedia, la gloria, el honor y captura a la perfección el espiritu de una época que para muchos tiene un tinte de misterio y nostalgia, y recuerda uno de los capitulos mas obscuros de la historia humana moderna, simplemente excepcional.
Today is Veterans Day people! We will never forget warriors like my grandfather who stood there ground and fought for something bigger than themselves!!!😥😥💯
One of THE BEST games i've ever played. GREAT SHIT I WILL MISS THIS GAME MY WHOLE LIFE.