@@Hikikomori34 I had music on Copies. I remember pirates hehe but I remember they were hard to get and they were expensive. My father bought me Q2 Ground zero for 25€
Track 04 9:27 gave me some Head Like a Hole vibes. Came here to check it out. This is my first time playing the Expansions and I'm really impressed with Scourge. The level design loses some "abstraction", that kind of pure logical intuition that id Software printed in Doom and Quake I, but Scourge is very imaginative and the flow is good and almost every combat arena is fun and/or excilarating. And what a bang of an OST! I'm so f* glad I didn't miss this levels and themes this time! Never to late!
Found out about this via the switch reissue. I'm also 40 and was a kid for the original Q1, and somehow never heard of the official expansions! ID's two famous properties have insanely cool music!
After playing quake 2 RTX came back to replay again quake on the enhanced edition. Found out there were expansions I've never know about and also a new mission pack. Those bangers suit so fine in quake 1, In my opinion metal tracks was something that was missing from the base game in comparision to quake 2. Quake 2 have a really hard metal OST that suits so well but damn It fits even better to the speed and complexity of quake 1 gameplay
I hate the change in style from the original Quake ost. Ruins the entire Quake's atmosphere. I play the expansions with the music off. And the very irregular and mediocre map design feels like a mod. Enemies act strange full of bugs! It's sad that they never been able to repeat something as good as Quake 1.
![Quake 2 + The Reckoning + Ground Zero [Full Soundtrack][HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5qEVNJKw7dU/mqdefault.jpg)
![Quando Rondo - Grow Up [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8zFnCg3BO4Q/mqdefault.jpg)
I never checked out the Q1 expansions until today, and I had no idea the soundtracks were such bangers.
They're just as good as Reznor's work, and more fitting. This one in particular.
I was just playing new Quake enhanced edition update and I got this mission pack i missed as kid. It`s amazing soundtrack!
No shit man, we only had pirated copies of quake and non of them had music at all. Music is amazing
@@Hikikomori34 I had music on Copies. I remember pirates hehe but I remember they were hard to get and they were expensive. My father bought me Q2 Ground zero for 25€
The laser rifle in this game fucking RIPS
Track 01: 0:00
Track 02: 3:09
Track 03: 6:21
Track 04: 9:25
Track 05: 12:37
Track 06: 15:50
Track 07: 18:57
Track 08: 22:00
This album is great to listen to while playing Terraria.
Track 04 9:27 gave me some Head Like a Hole vibes. Came here to check it out.
This is my first time playing the Expansions and I'm really impressed with Scourge. The level design loses some "abstraction", that kind of pure logical intuition that id Software printed in Doom and Quake I, but Scourge is very imaginative and the flow is good and almost every combat arena is fun and/or excilarating. And what a bang of an OST!
I'm so f* glad I didn't miss this levels and themes this time!
Never to late!
Quake forever!!!
Most underrated videogame ost by far
The second track is just perfect. Great childhood memories.
21:08 I wish this were a lot longer. It sounds so awesome.
till you realize 22:02 and 12:39 are THE SHIT, in some 20 years or so
Love this OST. To me both this, Trents and Sonic Mayhems soundtrack are my favorite OSTs of any game, ever.
I'd agree if it wasn't for James Paddock.
This soundtrack was made by Jeehun Hwang lmao
I didn’t even know the expansions had their own soundtrack
Found out about this via the switch reissue. I'm also 40 and was a kid for the original Q1, and somehow never heard of the official expansions! ID's two famous properties have insanely cool music!
The next doom game should just be doomguy being sent to the world of quake 1
Finished Both Quake 1 and it's Mission Packs on Hard Difficulty. Good game.
Good old days...
Старые добрые деньки...
Great ost, track 8 my fav.
After playing quake 2 RTX came back to replay again quake on the enhanced edition. Found out there were expansions I've never know about and also a new mission pack.
Those bangers suit so fine in quake 1, In my opinion metal tracks was something that was missing from the base game in comparision to quake 2. Quake 2 have a really hard metal OST that suits so well but damn It fits even better to the speed and complexity of quake 1 gameplay
stuck in my head fr
Смотрю ютуб, наткнулся на это видео, врубаю и... и... аж слёзы потекли, полна настольгии😫😫😫
Track 4 goes so fucking hard godamn
Классика!
Track 03 has some parts inspired by "Feed the Gods" by White Zombie, or at least it sounds like it
No comparison to NIN, but it's still a Banger.
ngl track 7 sounds like something out of red alert
YES Actually more akin to the Expansion packs/The Aftermath
It was the sound track of map 32 of Brutal Doom: Hell on Earth.
Banger
Number 7 is also the soundtrack of level 32 of the game Brutal Doom: Hell on Earth.
I desperately need the track names. :P
I agree, but they officially aren't named
I play this on Mark V and the music doesn't plays :(
В Steam версии нет музыки, включаю саундтрек тут :^)
better than the original
How do you know what level goes to what song?
me sad that dis gaym no have moosik 4 me but me think dat dis gaym is gud enuf & duz naht need a sowndtrack
I hate the change in style from the original Quake ost. Ruins the entire Quake's atmosphere. I play the expansions with the music off. And the very irregular and mediocre map design feels like a mod. Enemies act strange full of bugs!
It's sad that they never been able to repeat something as good as Quake 1.
Generic garbage like their stuff for Quake II