While the Brothers in Arms games don't have soundtracks in the levels themselves due to Reality Has No Soundtrack, it more than makes up for this during cutscenes and menu portions.
- Earned in Blood - Main Theme
is probably the most memorable out of the three main games' menu tracks. The drums at the beginning and end are a sign of the epic story to come. - Hell's Highway - Main Theme gives an upbeat feeling despite its Darker and Edgier story compared to the first two games.
- Road To Hill 30 - Main Theme. While not as memorable as Earned in Blood's menu theme, it's certainly not a bad piece.
- Those We Lost, a rather sad but at the same time awesome piece of soundtrack from Hell's Highway, that pretty much captures the failure of Operation Market-Garden. It also plays during one of the most gut-wrenching reveals from Road to Hill 30 that was left mostly unaddressed until that point.
- User Interface Credits, which plays during the opening of the first game. A rather uplifting and welcoming tune for a game that depicts the brutality of war.
- Baker's Dozen, the opening theme of Hell's Highway. An energetic and cheerful theme reflecting the high morale of the Allies at the start of Operation Market Garden.
