Name: Medal of Honor: Frontline
Characteristics: Action, Adventure, 1st-Person Perspective, Historical Battle (specific/exact)
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Developer: Electronic Arts
Original/port composer: Michael Giacchino
Platform: PlayStation 2 (29 May 2002)

Music info

Released: 2002
Related Plaform: PlayStation 2
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Michael Giacchino
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Original soundtrack
Num of tunes: 18
Num of CDs: 1
Catalogue Nr.: 4021920
Play time: 1:14:41

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Do you enjoy the music while playing the game? Here is your chance to enjoy it anytime you want. Original orchestral music by acclaimed Medal of Honor composer Michael Giacchino.

From: http://www.synsoniq.com/productdetails.php?partner=13&pid=409&langchange=2

Tracklist

1. Operation Market Garden 5:32 

Storm in the Port (11:34)

2. Border Town

3. U-4902

4. Shipyards of Lorient 

Needle in a Haystack (16:37)

5. After the Drop

6. Kleveburg

7. Manor House Rally

8. The Halftrack Chase

Several Bridges Too far (13:52)

9. Nijmegen Bridge

10. The Rowhouses

11. Arnhem

Rolling Thunder (9:48)

12. Emmerich Station

13. Thüringer Wald Express

14. Sturmgeist's Armored Train

The Horton's Nest (14:32)

15. Approaching the Tarmac

16. Clipping their Wings

18. The Songless Nightingale (2:46)

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Record created/updated: 23. September 2004.
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