Fun fact: you can sometimes get Ciao Bella as the hangar music for italy. I'm not sure what triggers it or if it is still in game but it was a welcome surprise that one time I had it happened to me. I usually listen to something else while I play so it might have happened at other times too and I just missed it.
@@lorix1.14 Ciao Bella is the Hungarian title. The song is pretty popular here for some reason. It might be because there was a kind of friendship that formed between the two countries where both of them had uprisings happening in the 18 hundreds. If I remember correctly volunteers came to support each other from both countries and this left its marks in folk songs here as many Italian ones were translated and versions are still popular here.
Youre right about it being around 6 years ago. I think its even a little older. I remember that was the music when i made my first account @ODST_Parker
Old Hangar Music is something I will always hold dear to me. Reminds me of the time when things were simpler, vehicles were still ww2 era and were much more fun to play……. Oh how the times have changed….
Advance Australia just hits different, but those 10 seconds of Waltz of the Tornado just hype me up so much I feel like I could dogfight a whole squadron alone
Old Hangar music has so much nostalgia. When the Hunter F1 was the fastest jet in the game. With eopards and chieftains being the highest in the ground tree 😭
Waltz of Tornado slaps when you have like 4 bandits on you and you fly low to the ground, dodging trees and missiles left and right. Pulling hard manouvers trying to make them overshot n shit. Truly the tactics of the Swedish air force during the cold war.
Damn, old hangar music when there were still 20 levels instead of eras and br. Game was unbalanced af, 109s had like 40ms climb rate and they faced off against f2 sabres every game. But people were nicer, the grind was not the only goal, every tree was unique and countered another while being countered as well. Kinda miss those days, especially the community of the past.
