Hell March to the Apocalypse has two versions!

[PurpleGaga27 40]

The original orchestral version and the added 2-guitar version.

 

 

 

This is for the people who have yet to hear this song. Obviously, this is NOT Hell March 4. It's a remake and remix of the HM1 and HM2 combo arranged by Tony Dickinson. I can tell the 2-guitar version sounds better than the original. This song was actually the answer and counterpoint to Frank Klepacki's disappointing Hell March 3.

Edited May 17, 2010 by purplescrin

[Guest Stevie_K]

****ing awesome.

By any means best non-klepacki remix of hell march I've heard.

[Gben 20]

gben likes this

[Luk3us 63]

Not bad, it sounded a little 'busy' at some points though.

[dbjs2009 25]

It's good..

[Sonic 296]

This song was actually the answer and counterpoint to Frank Klepacki's disappointing Hell March 3.

Only disappointing to you. Hell March was created how EA wanted it to sound, only slightly different than Hell March 2.

[Malevolence 6]

This is great stuff, great remixes.

 

To add on, HM3 was like a HM2 remix because FK was told by EALA dev team to write it in a similar style to RA2 instead of writing as a brand new way or something like that.

[PurpleGaga27 40]

To add on, HM3 was like a HM2 remix because FK was told by EALA dev team to write it in a similar style to RA2 instead of writing as a brand new way or something like that.

 

Which is why EALA fails to write something new for a HM song. It didn't please a lot of CNC fans out there.

 

I wish this Hell March to the Apocalypse would have been the HM3 title.

 

[Nmenth 291]

I wish this Hell March to the Apocalypse would have been the HM3 title.

I don't. Hell March 3 as just a song may not have lived up to HM1 or 2, or maybe even these remixes, but it fit just right into Red Alert 3. Since it was made for a game, that is the most important point. Those songs above would have been terribly out of place in Red Alert 3.

[Inferno 22]

I thought HM3 was really good

 

But this was okay too

[recover 2]

Thanks for posting, I enjoyed the remixes.

I didn't think HM3 lived up to its hype. It's still a very nice song though.