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Music Producer STUPEFIED by the Team Fortress 2 Soundtrack

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Embark on a mind-blowing musical journey with me as I explore the awe-inspiring Team Fortress 2 soundtrack. Join me, your trusty music producer's adventure and discover the secrets behind the game's timeless compositions. From adrenaline-pumping battle themes to quirky character motifs, be prepared to be stupefied by the captivating melodies that make this soundtrack a masterpiece. Get your headphones ready and hit that play button for an unforgettable experience!

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Team Fortress 2 is a 2007 multiplayer first-person shooter game developed and published by Valve Corporation. It is the sequel to the 1996 Team Fortress mod for Quake and its 1999 remake, Team Fortress Classic. The game was released in October 2007 as part of The Orange Box for Windows and the Xbox 360, and ported to the PlayStation 3 in December 2007.[
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20 Comments

@topcat4764 3 years ago Pinned

7:40 my guy, only 1/9th of the game is spy, because it's the only class. The theme of the game is high messy action with mercenaries set in the 1960s, do your fucking research on the game and play it please like wtf

@Beninator174 3 years ago

Rest in Peace, Rick May.

@Trash_prince 3 years ago

Conductor: "Man that must be my best work yet... in what part of this game are these gonna be played at?"
Valve: "Huh?"

@sniperstyx 3 years ago (edited)

Rocket Jump Waltz just reminds the entire TF2 community of a fallen hero in video game voice acting history.
You shall be remembered, Rick May. Rest in peace.

@Indigo_404 2 years ago

Fun fact: the reason why the main theme ends in those nine distinct beats is because there’s one for each of the playable characters :D

@maxxpower366 3 years ago

Mercy from Overwatch is everything you'd expect the healing-based character to be.

The Medic from TF2 is nothing like you'd expect the healing-based character to be.

@ankorag 3 years ago

I love how medics fight song goes immediately from "He's an angel!" to "Oh, he's the other kind of angel."

@Bojanster 3 years ago

Team Fortress 2 takes place in 1968, so your association to the music being styled like 70's spy movies is pretty much spot on!

@BaileyChap 3 years ago (edited)

As a random fact, the "70s spy theme" is the intended theme of the game as a whole, according to developer commentary. This can be seen in a lot of the earlier maps, which feature "70s spy-tech" hidden around the place. 2Fort leans heavily into this, being composed of two front-facades hiding basements filled with high-tech computers. Several maps also contain hidden missile silos, another spy-movie staple.

@michaelsamir3611 3 years ago

It’s amazing how iconic and recognizable tf2’s music is despite how rarely it actually plays in game

@gearedguy1737 3 years ago

Rocket Jump Waltz is named like that mostly because it's the theme of one of the mercenaries the Soldier, and one of his main weapons is a rocket launcher which is possible to do rocket jumps.

@TheBoxGhost_tm 3 years ago

"Drunken Pipe Bombs", "Rocket Jump Waltz", and "MEDIC!" are just prime examples of good game music that I think gets lost by a lot of modern AAA games. Would highly recommend doing a viewing of each of the "Meet the [merc name]" videos. They're genuinely fun to watch and would probably be good channel content.

@UnitX8 2 years ago

I just wanna say that this video is how I learned electric violins even exist and god damn you are KILLING IT on that thing. Fuckin sick.

@Kjellbot 3 years ago

TF2's fundamental aesthetic is one of the strongest in videogaming. the sheer sense of good taste in constructing it and giving it a sound is astonishing and inspiring

@EnderBuilder 3 years ago

If there's a part 2, i would recommend "The Calm". One of my favorites songs of TF2.

@N1GHT_ST0RM 3 years ago

The Valve Orchestra is something else. They even brought them all together when Rick May, the Voice Actor of the Soldier, died and recorded a rearrangement of the Rocket Walz Jump in his Honor.

@47RandomWeirdos 2 years ago (edited)

10:56

When Rocket Jump Waltz was released in August 21, 2006 listed as the 3rd track made in the list of TF2 Official Soundtracks, we all thought that it was just ordinary theme for Soldier’s rocket jumping in trailer 2 of TF2 and being in the 33 different main menu themes. But when Rick May was reported as died from COVID-19 on April 8, 2020, the theme is now used for multiple tributes in honour of Rick May for being a great Soldier voice actor.

“You were good son, real good, maybe even the best”
R.I.P Rick May (September 21, 1940 - April 8, 2020)

@Kermoots 3 years ago

What I like about Valve and TF2's soundtrack is that they just said "F it", and they have all the orchestral sheet music available for free to download on their website.

@aquatic4760 3 years ago (edited)

The reason why that 40 second song, Rocket Jump Waltz, is so catching to the fans is primarily due to the fact that it's now associated with the voice actor of the Mercenary known as Soldier. The voice actor had passed away due to Covid-19, so multiple edits ended up using Soldier's signature theme to honor Rick May.

@madmulk9 3 years ago (edited)

Love the contrast in "Robot" between the "robotic" synthesized instruments and the very human sounding instruments! "Robot" being the theme of Mann vs Machine after all!