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Dear Patron,

The Battle of Arcole was the third most popular choice in our music poll, so we're rounding off our latest batch of soundtrack releases with one from the archives. The fourth episode from our Napoleon in Italy series features some classic Filmstro pieces and fan favourites from our Napoleonic series.

Track listing:

00.00 - Dramatic Baroque Violin Concerto by Orchestralis / Rafael Krux

00.59 - Doomsday Book by Ben Hayden (Original Commission)

02:12 - Extraction by Wicked Cinema

03:48 - Batman by Elision

05:55 - Doomsday by Book Ben Hayden (Original Commission)

06:37 - Warrior by Goncalo Marques Ferreira Martins (Filmstro)

08:53 - Major Incursion by Ben Hayden (Filmstro)

10:08 - Arch Enemy by Ben Hayden (Original Commission)

12:46 - General by Joseph Heath (Filmstro)

16:08 - Extraction by Wicked Cinema

16:40 - Siege The Fort by Ben Hayden (Original Commission)

18:28 - Mission Accomplished by Moments

20:16 - Fallen King by Ben Hayden (Original Commission)

23:06 - Longing For You by Moments

24:35 - Tiger by Ben Hayden (Filmstro)

26.18 - Dramatic Baroque Violin Concerto by Orchestralis / Rafael Krux

Comments

MrAH2010

I feel like every sound track release of General always has a muddled narrator audio. Seems most concentrated after 14:50 in this release. It seems every time this song comes up. Don't think it could be easily heard unless wearing good headphones, but I feel like something is definitely there.

EpicHistoryTV

Interesting - I can actually hear what I think you're referring to. We completely remove any other SFX or narration when creating these scores, so there's definitely no narration interrupting the audio. I can hear the same thing on the actual source track of General, so it must just be a result of some subtle effect that's being used by Joseph Heath!

MrAH2010

Interesting. Maybe it's noise. Could be part of the brain that seeks out human voices and images. Like where people see the face of Jesus in a burnt piece of toast, lol.

kyle Comstock

It could be bass notes that may be subtle but add to the song. Like a change of notes on a deep noted cello or others. I have heard music before with great bass behind it and sometimes you can hear those low notes more clearly.