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Command & Conquer: Red Alert – The Aftermatch

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Command & Conquer: Red Alert – The Aftermatch

Composer: Frank Klepacki

2,5 / 5

1. March 2024

Fire and forget

The Aftermath was the second add-on. Again, eight tracks greet us and continue the familiar formula. Highlights? Negative.

Other entries in the Command & Conquer -series

Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn (1995)

Command & Conquer: Red Alert (1996)

Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun (1999)

Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars (2007)

01

Wasteland

Frank Klepacki

2 04:06

02

Traction

Frank Klepacki

3 04:01

03

The Search

Frank Klepacki

3 04:41

04

Running Through Pipes

Frank Klepacki

3 04:41

05

Groundwire

Frank Klepacki

3 03:54

06

Floating

Frank Klepacki

2 04:41

07

Bog

Frank Klepacki

3 03:36

08

Gloom

Frank Klepacki

2 04:01

01

Wasteland

Frank Klepacki

2 04:06

02

Traction

Frank Klepacki

3 04:01

03

The Search

Frank Klepacki

3 04:41

04

Running Through Pipes

Frank Klepacki

3 04:41

05

Groundwire

Frank Klepacki

3 03:54

06

Floating

Frank Klepacki

2 04:41

07

Bog

Frank Klepacki

3 03:36

08

Gloom

Frank Klepacki

2 04:01

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