The Brilliance of DOOM's Soundtrack

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• ST

  @StiltedNerd · 7 years ago

  Plays DOOM, music makes you want to listen to soundtrack.<br>Listens to soundtrack, music makes you want to play DOOM.

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• VO

  @Volvith · 8 years ago

  Doom: The game that&apos;s basically just a big middle finger to &apos;service&apos; games.

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• YU

  @yummyherbicide7296 · 8 years ago

  &quot;A common theory is that scores are not meant to be noticed, a theory that Mick Gordon rips to shreds.&quot;<br>Don&apos;t you mean &quot;... a theory that Mick Gordon decided to &nbsp;<b>RIP AND TEAR</b> &quot;

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• MA

  @Mathiasisneat · 8 years ago

  Should&apos;ve played Rip &amp; Tear with all that screen tearing.

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• MA

  @MangoLassie142 · 8 years ago

  I fucking hate this video, because no matter how many times I’ve completed it, it makes me need to play DOOM again...

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• IM

  @ImOutsideTheBox · 9 years ago

  TFW a game composer brutally shits on all the actual industrial bands in the music industry.

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• UN

  @unkownoflife5959 · 8 years ago

  You kinda sound like VEGA

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• IA

  @Ian-oe9wp · 8 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X3LbZAxRPE&amp;t=785">13:05</a> timed perfectly

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• RM

  @RMJ1984 · 8 years ago (edited)

  The downside of this awesome soundtrack is that i have to shave after ever song, testosterone OVERLOAD.

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• QU

  @Quicksilver_Cookie · 6 years ago

  Id Software: Mick, absolutely no metal. Okay?<br>Mick: I was going to use actual chainsaw sounds, but you said no it means no... <br><br>Id Software: Say that again.

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• RO

  @RockLegend2A · 9 years ago

  The soundtrack really puts you in the Doomguy&apos;s head, I think. You get the feeling that all the rage in combat isn&apos;t just the urge to survive or a rush of adrenaline. That is fury in his core, and that unbridled hatred is almost as much apart of his existence as his flesh, bone, and blood. When Hayden talks to him, Doomguy is impatient to the point of throwing the monitor Hayden is speaking to him through, as if he doesn&apos;t have time for rational solutions. He takes Hayden&apos;s directions, but blatantly ignores him when it interferes with Doomguy destroying the enemy more efficiently. I don&apos;t think this is a person that has &quot;calm moments&quot;. The music calms down so that the player can roam, but I think that also signals that you&apos;re no longer playing as the Doomguy as much as you&apos;re acting through him. Once the music kicks back in, you&apos;re returning yourself to his reality, wherein the only true consciousness is endless, burning rage and a desperation to act on that feeling.

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• C0

  @c0ntra605 · 6 years ago

  I like to imagine the DOOM ost is just blasting from doomguy himself, and the music is just his metal playlist for ripping and tearing

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