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I grew up in a house on the beach. I loved to listen to this on stormy days with white caps covering the ocean.

absolute banger. Love how metal video game music is from this era

Subtitles would be helpful!

Amazing.

I know no other piece of music that moves as much as this does now, just as it did when I was a kid .

Sorry for the goof at the beginning.

I grew up with the series. I fell in love the score and listened for the moment when narrator Leonard Graves entered with "and now, the battle of Leyte Gulf."

1915 means copyright free hello new sample

I thought this is Grizzy and the Lemmings.

The closest we can get to hearing how someone would have sounded in the 1700s. People tend to take on the same sound as their parents and grandparents especially back then since language did not change particularly quickly. With photographic evidence going back to people being born around 1750 that's about the same distance either way. It's quite fascinating that humanity seems to have developed the means to capture picture and sound at the same time. It seems that we learned everything else also at the same time. The industrial revolution to the information age to the nuclear era to the space age all happened within 150 years. I honestly wondered what would have happened had Leonardo da Vinci's workbooks not been lost. I also wonder what would have happened had the ancient Greeks and the Romans not fallen and the Dark ages not happened. We went a thousand years thinking that the world was flat when people understood it wasn't for the longest time. It's quite possible that we could have been on the moon 1000-700 years ago. Who knows?

Thank you, Thomas.

he left the microphone in his pocket!

Thank you for this.❤

This song remind me of good times

There's a woman at the end sating "1889".

finalmenteeeeeeeeeeeeeeee achei esta musica

I recall seeing the series on TV in the 1950's I was a young boy then I would stay glued to the TV for each installment of this magnificent series. At that time there were any number of veterans from WW2 in the neighborhood.My father flew with the Mighty Eight Army Air Force, and never liked to discuss the war. A neighbor had been a Marine Officer on Tarawa and when he would drink would relive the battle over and over. i look at the country then and understand the sacrifice these men and so many more like them made for our country.I look at the youth today and am sickened at the total nonsense they spew forth. The schools are to blame as they don't teach history any longer, sadly to me it appears that so many good young men from all the armies died and suffered for nothing. Our government has let the memory of the sacrifice which was made slowly disappear. God Rest the men and woman who died for our country.

The Man Who Was Born During John Adams Presidental Term

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OMG! I had this theme in my head for years and couldnt figure the name of the game until I stumbled upon this video. This brings back soo many memories of playing this game and spending damn near 5 dollars in quarters trying to beat this game

This is spooky ngl.

Now germans won't exist soon enough :D

Me as a German understands everything :)

I would say he is most famous for being such a crucial part in the unification of Germany through his leadership of the Prussian army, but I guess Moltke the younger's failure in WWI is well known

The audio quality on this recording is exceptional

One of the best beautiful performance ever.. Richard Rogers Victory at Sea a classic soundtrack Robert Russell Bennett conducting The RCA Symphony Orchestra

The Only Voice Recording Of A Person Born In The 18th Century

Que hermosa canción; melodía y letra. Un mundo maravilloso que se fue y no volverá mas. Cuanta vida tiene esa época de magníficos compositores e intérpretes

0:00 Memphis Underground 4:28 Eager Beaver 7:43 Theme From "The Mancini Generation"

Nice song, top orchestra!!

He is up there with Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar and Napoleon Bonaparte as one of the greatest military commanders to ever walk the Earth.

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This series aired on TV early 1970s in our area (Along with "World at War" as well). Having watched most of the episodes, I bought a record 2 LP set of this music. The music is still with me. I only recently played my LPs after so many decades. Now I think of all the WWII veterans who have left us since the 1970s. Very few now left amongst us.

1800 is the 18th century goofy

1800 is the 19th century goofy

Thanks for posting, but...ummm... the 17th century (1600-1700) is not 1800. - H.v. Moltke Sr. was born at the dawn (the first year) of the 19th century (1800-1900).

I can’t hear shit

Obviously very rough quality but still amusing to hear.

Just think, when this man was born, America had only been independent from Britain for 24 years, Mexico was still controlled by Spain and Napoleon was in control of Louisiana.

Sounds like my first Sony

Needs to fix his microphone settings

Actually Ernie Golden And His Hotel McAlpin Orchestra :-) Curious if they really performed for the New York WMCA radio. That station started in 1925. Second transfer I encountered on UA-cam!

crazy

can anybody tell me what he was talking about?

*"GET TO THE CHOPPER!!"* - Arnold Schwarzenegger

just one or two years earlier and it would be from the 18th century

17th century starts on January 1st, 1601 and ends on 31st of December, 1700. You are referring to 18th century.

God bless the US military and the United States Navy

Molkte was 74 when Jeanne Calment was born. Jeanne Calment died in 1997, aged 122. I was born in 1996, which makes me just TWO lifetimes away from GEORGE WASHINGTON