TF2 Fight Songs but with perfect transitions, again [Medley V2]

Описание: All rights to "Fights Songs" belong to Valve and the Valve Studio Orchestra: http://valvestudioorchestra.bandcamp.com
The original main title theme for "Magnum Force" was composed by Lalo Schifrin and the rights belong to like a dozen different music distributors.

Thank you again for the incredible support you gave the original medley. I can only hope this new version can deliver on your expectations. Cheers! And I'll see you soon.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 -- Team Fortress 2 Medley [V2]
0:05 -- Playing with Danger
4:05 -- Faster than a Speeding Bullet
5:21 -- The Art of War
7:27 -- Dreams of Cruelty
8:23 -- Drunken Pipe Bomb
9:52 -- Intruder Alert
11:41 -- Red Bread
13:43 -- More Gun
16:49 -- The Calm
19:13 -- Robots!
22:42 -- Medic!
25:10 -- Archimedes
29:10 -- A Little Heart to Heart
30:40 -- Stink Lines
32:10 -- It Hates Me So Much
34:18 -- Rise of the Living Bread
36:52 -- Three Days to Live
38:44 -- Dapper Cadaver
40:33 -- Seduce Me!
41:52 -- Magnum Force - Main Title
43:56 -- Haunted Fortress
45:10 -- Misfortune Teller
47:40 -- Right Behind You
49:10 -- Petite Chou-Fleur
50:51 -- Soldier of Dance
51:56 -- Saxton's Dilemma
53:04 -- RED Triumphs!
53:51 -- BLU Triumphs!
54:35 -- Mercenary Park
56:14 -- Team Fortress 2
57:26 -- Rocket Jump Waltz


Here are a few bullet points for those who care:
In this version I remembered to include Intruder Alert (lol), as well as the main title theme for "Magnum Force", which you may know as Sniper's theme. The latter is detected by YouTube's copyright system however, so if you're bombarded with ads while listening to this, please leave a comment telling me about it so I that I may release an alternate (lesser) version without it.

In this version I also decided to remove two other songs -- "Carousel of Curses" and "Yeti Park". "Carousel of Curses" being an innocuous jingle that plays in the map of the same name (that I felt would also saturate the "Scream Fortress" segment of the medley with nothing really new), and "Yeti Park" being a frankly aggravating track when listened to in isolation, given it was obviously composed to work purely as background music for the "Jungle Inferno" animated trailer. In retrospect, these two songs were awkward additions to the original medley, and if I had added them in this version I don't think it would have improved it in the slightest.

I should also note that "Saluting The Fallen" was not included, much like in the original V1; this was a genuine mishap, as while I was working on both medleys I strictly followed the official Fight Songs track list (plus the Magnum Force theme in this V2, just for good measure). As much as I would've liked to include it in hindsight, I had already planned from the beginning of working on this project on "Rocket Jump Waltz" to be seen as a tribute to Rick May, it being the very last song (and again, still not remembering about "Saluting The Fallen"), so the purpose of including "Saluting The Fallen" was still fulfilled, just in a different manner. I can only hope you don't mind this omission.

Unlike in the previous medley, I made this song list with a clearer direction in mind -- this time around I generally followed the in-game class order for the character themes ("Faster Than a Speeding Bullet" for Scout, followed by "The Art of War" for Soldier, and so on), with a few "interludes" in-between representing other aspects of TF2 that were represented in "Fight Songs" (Mann Vs. Machine, Scream Fortress, Expiration Date, etc.). I think the end result is a lot more suitable for what a "Team Fortress 2 medley" should be: a celebration of Team Fortress 2 and its captivating soundtrack, instead of it being a seemingly random assortment of TF2 songs with no real rhyme or reason (that said, some liberties had to be taken in this version as well). Either way, I hope you find both versions enjoyable on their own merit :)


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