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That first Soviet one is really excellent!
Otherwise, my style of play is a bit too slow for all those blaring horns.
Otherwise, my style of play is a bit too slow for all those blaring horns.
I think those excerpts sound better than the music in Doomsday. I especially liked "Well Oiled War Machine".
I was worried that they would not be able to top the music in HoI2, but this is great 
It does sound quite cheerful, like something dwarves would be working to. I think well oiled machine was the best of a generally good bunch.
Bah. No Tchaikovsky = Fail.
EDIT: Some real commentary:
Rise My Comrades!
EDIT: Some real commentary:
Rise My Comrades!
OK, but I don't like how the strings and trumpets are playing the same notes after about the 0:35 mark. That's just lazy composing.
Well Oiled WarmachineVery nice, heavy and in a minor key. Reminds me of some of the more martial tunes from HoI2. This one's my favorite.
Hymn for the Ones Lost at SeaMore lazy composing with the strings and horns on the same notes. It works better here than it did in Rise My Comrades!, but I'm still a bit disappointed. This one also sounds very similar to one of the HoI2 tunes.
LuftwaffeFun little tune here. Not much to say. I like it, but it's nothing special.
We are Free Not much to say. I like it, but it's nothing special.A little boring, but it gets better around the 0:50 mark when the bagpipes (???) enter. I think the unified string and high brass parts work better on slower pieces like this.
Axis March of DominanceProbably the most complete piece of the lot, but the low/high brass unison at the 1:10 mark and later still annoys me. You have so many instruments to work with, but you have them all playing the same thing. Why?
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