WWI music/audio

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WWI music/audio

Post by uncc »

a couple of links to set the mood...

http://www.firstworldwar.com/audio/index.htm

http://ingeb.org/garb/lmarleen.html


I know "Lili Marleen" is more WWII, but it was written during WWI...

Make sure you listen to the Marlene Dietrich version. Very nice....
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Thanks for the links [:)]....playing period music makes the game more enjoyable.
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I wonder if there is a way to add wav files to the sound folder so that new music could be added to the mix?
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Just use Windows Media Player ?
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ORIGINAL: hjaco

Just use Windows Media Player ?


I understand that but I was speaking along the terms of having the additional music playing in the game without the need of opening up a program, or turning on your stereo. I was just idly thinking about it as I recalled one of the nice features of HOI is that you can download music into their music folder, type in the track info in the text file, and you were done...I think I added over 3 hours of extra music to HOI.. anyway, no biggie...[:D]
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ORIGINAL: steveuk

Thanks for the links [:)]....playing period music makes the game more enjoyable.
I agree with Steveuk. Thanks UNCC.[8D][:)]
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