What you guys are looking for meathook 26:49 Cultist base 44:57 Super gore nest 1:13:17 The only thing they fear is you 1:31:42 Bfg10k 1:51:34 Mars core 2:05:56 Gladiator 2:15:30 BFG division 2020 2:23:45 Metal hell 3:02:46
Timestamps: 0:01:27 DOOM Eternal 0:06:50 Hell on Earth 0:12:24 Deag Nilox - First Priest Death 0:13:10 Barging In 0:15:26 Demonic Corruption 0:20:10 Prayer of the Diminished 0:22:11 King Novik 0:23:51 A Slayer City 0:26:48 Meathook 0:34:07 The Betrayer 0:40:38 Infiltrate the Cult 0:44:52 Cultist Base 0:50:23 DOOM Hunted 0:55:29 Deag Ranak 0:57:40 Doomed Hunter 1:00:25 The DOOM Hunter 1:06:08 End of Level 1:08:42 Bio-Organic Continuum Gate 1:13:15 Super Gore Nest 1:22:32 Armored Response Coalition 1:26:40 Sam's Base 1:31:42 The Only Thing They Fear Is You 1:39:01 Command and Control 1:44:08 Phobos Base 1:48:40 You Can't Just Shoot a Hole Into the Surface of Mars 1:51:34 BFG 10k 1:54:07 Phobos Space 1:59:54 Asteroids and Rockets 2:05:53 Mars Core 2:10:50 Welcome Home Great Slayer 2:13:57 Beast of the Arena 2:15:29 Gladiator 2:20:47 Fortress of Doom 2:23:47 BFG Division 2020 2:32:19 Taras Nabad 2:37:48 Eternal Prophecy 2:44:00 Sinister 2:47:46 Soul Extraction 2:53:50 Kalibas The Sightless Judge 2:59:19 Blood Sacrifice 3:02:45 Metal Hell 3:09:02 Urdak 3:13:35 Heart of the Beast 3:18:47 Paradise Lost 3:25:25 The Khan Maykr 3:33:09 A Cultist Prayer 3:37:13 Massive Demonic Presence 3:45:25 Icon of Sin 3:50:21 Final Sin
Did anyone mention that the "guitar" used in Cultist Base (44:57) is actually not a guitar, but a lawnmower :S No guitars were used at all in that piece, only lawnmower/chain saw. (Edit: "No guitars" may be false after all.)
31:43 Mick Gordon assembles a choir of heavy metal singers for this OST. The name of this track is “Kar En Tuk” which is fictional alien for Rip and Tear.
What is so crazy cool about the doom games, is that the soundtrack is adaptive. 15:05 This part is for exploration and intermission, but at a moments notice, it can pick up to light fighting with the arrival of enemies. From there, it might pick up to heavy fighting, or even go back to exploration.
The game Mick Gordon worked on before Doom 2016 had adaptive music too, Killer Instinct (2013). That’s the game that I know Mick Gordon for and probably has my favourite tracks by him.
@@cloudparter and portal 2 too, for example when you bounce on blue gel it does a little jingle, or whenever you run on orange gel, use aerial faith plates, lasers, etc.
I really enjoy how this guy makes a true Doomguy 'evil grin' face. Like, it's exactly how Doomguy grins in OG Doom when he picks up a weapon or powerup, it's great! Insightful commentary too, but I really wanted to comment about the facial expression lol
There was apparently some issue with Mick mixing the songs as fast as Bethesda wanted, so they got someone else to do it, but apparently that person only had the final mixes to work with or something, not the original studio tracks. That's why some of it sounds so different. Mick got like a half dozen or something done.
When will you get to doing the DLC soundtracks of DOOM ETERNAL ( the ancient gods part 1 and 2) ? I really hope you do another stream of that. It will really BLOW YOUR MIND almost ASWELL AS THIS ONE DID!!
you're right, by the way. Mick couldn't finish properly mixing the full versions of these tracks for the release of the soundtrack, and thus they were mixed improperly by someone else. it's unfortunate, too, because of just how good the compositions and arrangements are.
@@halcyon_exbIt’s tough because there are simply timelines that need to be followed when you’re preducing for a game than when you’re simply making music for an album release.
I believe the other person/people tasked with mixing the tracks didn’t get the full mix, only the temporary mix to master as well. Unfortunate situation but it’s just the reality of what happens when a timeline needs to be kept.
the reason why the guitars in ‘cultist base’ sound a little weird, is because it’s not actually a guitar, it’s the sound of a chainsaw heavily distorted and conpressed
Highly recommend the Terraria soundtrack. A close second would be the Calamity mod ost for Terraria, as it is about the closest thing to an official video game soundtrack a mod team has made, and it is beautiful. But it is also long, as in, over 3 hours for the modded music. The Terraria soundtrack on the other hand... is amazing. It had a soundtrack update a year ago with its 1.4 update. But it's original and new soundtrack are up there for some of the most appreciated and respected video game soundtracks of all time. If you like 8-bit like and upbeat boss music along with some big mood setters, this is the one to listen to and appreciate.
I was in one of his livestreams and three people, including me, really wanted him to listen to the calamity mod. Then a madlad decided to donate to him leaving that suggestion. He said that he put it in the list, so I hope that he listens to the ost
I'm not sure about it being the closest thing to a soundtrack a mod team has ever made... Beyond Skyrim has at least 10 hours worth of music thus far. To be fair, only Bruma has actually released in playable form I think (sound track of 3 hours or so). Falskaar also had one (although only about 45min in its OST release form). Enderal's clocks in at 5 hours. Interesting NPC's follower/quest mod added a good collection of custom songs(with lyrics) for custom bards in game and that come out during quests. Totally fair if you prefer the Calamity music, but the TSO modding community has produced probably 100s of hours of music at this point.
Doom is one of my first games i ever played (my very first was Dragon Quest), absolutely loved it! My dad was also a gamer so i had the chance to play some of these "cult" games :)
Hi Dan, have you considered developing guitar covers for some your favourite songs you've heard over the past few weeks in these videos? I think its content people would enjoy
Yes I have. Here’s the thing: working on and editing guitar content takes a lot longer than just sitting down and doing a one shot reaction. If you look at the numbers I get for reactions vs. pure guitar content, there is no contest. At the moment I am making my “serious” music content in the form of books and teaching with the “fun” and lightly education content here on RUclips. Maybe something will change in the future
Gotta love those nine string double drop C# tuned guitars. All of the crunch. Also, majority of the electronic elements in all of the DOOM soundtrack is literally just a sinewave run trough 4 parallel channels of various analog pedals and distortion types (including a practice amp and a reel-to-reel tape machine) Mick has an entire GDC talk explain a good amount of all the details of this, and it's some pretty interesting stuff to be honest
You know which channel I think is super underrated? Metal Piano Music. The guy spends weeks composing classic metal songs into classical/relaxing piano pieces and he hardly gets any views. I love his arrangement of Holy Diver by Dio. That dude deserves millions of followers 🤷
Deag Ranak is actually just a piece of the DOOM HUNTER base ambient music. The entire ambient track that is arranged is my fave piece of music from the game. It makes the hairs on my arm stand up. If you play the game and get the context for it you will appreciate it more. The entire premise is one of the Deag is creating a supreme weapon to take out the DOOM Slayer, but you are in fact the hunter. The way the beat goes with your heart beat and pulse is mesmerizing. Yes, very ominous.
What i love about mick gordons doom musics is that they dont always sound metal some times they almost sounds like dubstep and they he uses heavy base whether its drums or strings is so clever makes your head bang
1:35:07 feels like the uphill start of a roller coaster, the abrupt switch and build up feels like when the coaster is parallel to the ground, and then obviously, the drop.
during the song urdak when you mentioned the analog synthesizer, i think it was played on a soviet made analog synthesizer mick managed to get ahold of, there are many videos of mick talking about how he created the music for doom, i know he talked about the soviet made analog synthesizer he got to make the music for doom. in one of the ones i have watched, he even goes into detail which effect pedals he used in what order, etc
YESSS XENOBLADE AHH I agree, 100%, Xenoblade is such a masterpiece, in my opinion, its OST is so special I can wholeheartedly recommend both Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition and Xenoblade Chronicles 2, they're both masterpieces in their own ways, in my opinion! ^^ Both super special
You should listen to the Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective OST, it has such a banger soundtrack that fits the mystery theme of the game as a whole, it's great
You really need to listen to the original DOOM OSTs. I'm talking about the original 1993 DOOM game and DOOM II: Hell on Earth, composed by Bobby Prince. It's a different feel from the modern games, but it's very classic and the use of the instrument samples Bobby utilizes is amazing, and I'm sure you'll LOVE some of the... inspirations Bobby took for his songs. Oh, and of course, plenty of guitar stuff in there. As a bonus, you should also check out DOOM 64's Theme, the 20th anniversary version by Aubrey Hodges, and DOOM 3's Theme by Tweaker. D64's and D3's soundtracks are mostly ambience, so you don't have to check out the full OSTs, but their title themes are definitely worth listening to, so if you ever do react to the first two games' OSTs, you should listen to those at the end of it.
I wanna recommend the music of the fictional band Pentakill made by Riot Games for their game League Of Legends. They have 3 albums right now. But I'm not sure if they're copyrighted.
The thing to remember is, this was created for a game. It has many extended parts that can be used in game to delay and shorten music scene transitions.
Fun Fact : If you play the screams at the end of the main theme in mono it plays the Sweet Little Dead Bunny song from the end of Episode 3 from DOOM 1993.
little fun fact/lore: the reason the Doom Slayer went on a few eons (one eon is 1,000,000,000 years) fighting in hell and instilling such fear into the demons is because when they invaded his home world they killed the one thing he cared for his bunny named Daisy
Some people are worried that the next Doom game is going to have a lesser soundtrack but I'm optimistic that Andrew Hulshult and David Levy are the best hands that this soundtrack could be left in their work on the dlc soundtrack proves this.
The music is so aggressive I'm surprised it's not arrested for aggravated assault, my ears are straight bleeding, but that's cause it can Never be loud enough. Gods, I love Argent Metal so much
Hello this is your friendly neighborhood Squidward. Friendly reminder you that you agreed to react to the a hat in time soundtrack thank you for saying yes I really appreciate it
When the environmental designer went so fing ballistic you just can't help making such a banger soundtrack for this daycare hour lenght of kar en tuk the kids to Rip and Tear!
I know you've been bombarded by this request, but could you please listen to the additional few songs in the persona 5 royal soundtrack? It has my favorite video game song of all time in it (I Believe), and many other super tasteful songs. Either way, came here for The Only Thing They Fear Is You, and I was not disappointed
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What you guys are looking for
meathook 26:49
Cultist base 44:57
Super gore nest 1:13:17
The only thing they fear is you 1:31:42
Bfg10k 1:51:34
Mars core 2:05:56
Gladiator 2:15:30
BFG division 2020 2:23:45
Metal hell 3:02:46
I don’t know how his mouth doesn’t get dry either
thanks
Command and Control & Doom Eternal deserves a time stamp too.
Why is the meathook timestamp in the middle of the song
@@spriteguy4050 it’s not. It’s just that the transition was really smooth from “a slayer city” to “meathook”
Timestamps:
0:01:27 DOOM Eternal
0:06:50 Hell on Earth
0:12:24 Deag Nilox - First Priest Death
0:13:10 Barging In
0:15:26 Demonic Corruption
0:20:10 Prayer of the Diminished
0:22:11 King Novik
0:23:51 A Slayer City
0:26:48 Meathook
0:34:07 The Betrayer
0:40:38 Infiltrate the Cult
0:44:52 Cultist Base
0:50:23 DOOM Hunted
0:55:29 Deag Ranak
0:57:40 Doomed Hunter
1:00:25 The DOOM Hunter
1:06:08 End of Level
1:08:42 Bio-Organic Continuum Gate
1:13:15 Super Gore Nest
1:22:32 Armored Response Coalition
1:26:40 Sam's Base
1:31:42 The Only Thing They Fear Is You
1:39:01 Command and Control
1:44:08 Phobos Base
1:48:40 You Can't Just Shoot a Hole Into the Surface of Mars
1:51:34 BFG 10k
1:54:07 Phobos Space
1:59:54 Asteroids and Rockets
2:05:53 Mars Core
2:10:50 Welcome Home Great Slayer
2:13:57 Beast of the Arena
2:15:29 Gladiator
2:20:47 Fortress of Doom
2:23:47 BFG Division 2020
2:32:19 Taras Nabad
2:37:48 Eternal Prophecy
2:44:00 Sinister
2:47:46 Soul Extraction
2:53:50 Kalibas The Sightless Judge
2:59:19 Blood Sacrifice
3:02:45 Metal Hell
3:09:02 Urdak
3:13:35 Heart of the Beast
3:18:47 Paradise Lost
3:25:25 The Khan Maykr
3:33:09 A Cultist Prayer
3:37:13 Massive Demonic Presence
3:45:25 Icon of Sin
3:50:21 Final Sin
Thank you, this should be pinned.
Official thank you!
doom eternal (the track) starts much earlier, at about 1:27
@@libra_v3 you're right. thank you
Where’s rip and tear 🤕
Did anyone mention that the "guitar" used in Cultist Base (44:57) is actually not a guitar, but a lawnmower :S No guitars were used at all in that piece, only lawnmower/chain saw. (Edit: "No guitars" may be false after all.)
not true
@@bloo6434 Not true? How come? What part in it is a guitar?
fun fact, not once in cultist base does a guitar play
@@haxic the synth is the lawnmower. And theres no chainsaws. That was 2016 main menu that used chainsaws
@@leduckified1534 Yeah, the synth is the lawnmower, but isn't the last part of the track a chainsaw?
31:43 Mick Gordon assembles a choir of heavy metal singers for this OST. The name of this track is “Kar En Tuk” which is fictional alien for Rip and Tear.
In lore said "Fictional alien" is called Argenta
@@Nai_101 DOOMGUY when he tryna go to their planet to get the whatever device and instead he go to Argentina
Gladiator has a bunch more argenta language
Kar en tuk =rip and tear the main philosophy of the doom Slayer
What is so crazy cool about the doom games, is that the soundtrack is adaptive. 15:05 This part is for exploration and intermission, but at a moments notice, it can pick up to light fighting with the arrival of enemies. From there, it might pick up to heavy fighting, or even go back to exploration.
The game Mick Gordon worked on before Doom 2016 had adaptive music too, Killer Instinct (2013). That’s the game that I know Mick Gordon for and probably has my favourite tracks by him.
The Deus Ex games did this too. Human Revolution and Mankind Divided.
@@cloudparter and portal 2 too, for example when you bounce on blue gel it does a little jingle, or whenever you run on orange gel, use aerial faith plates, lasers, etc.
DMC 5 and Dying Light two also does this, I really hope more games catch on and start implementing adaptive OST's rather than static ones.
mario 64 did that
The timing was perfect for 3:46:06
Cursed
Very Cursed
LOL
XD
meme
i love watching music professionals listening to this soundtrack, they always make a "i want to break something, anything" face
You know the OST is a banger when the main menu theme sounds like that
I really enjoy how this guy makes a true Doomguy 'evil grin' face. Like, it's exactly how Doomguy grins in OG Doom when he picks up a weapon or powerup, it's great!
Insightful commentary too, but I really wanted to comment about the facial expression lol
In an alternate reality, this guy kills demons with musical instruments
I’m STILL recommending Subnautica or Terraria, both amazing.
A terraria ost reaction Would be wonderful 😊
Yes terraria
calamity mod would also be great
Terraria has a BANGING soundtrack and is one of my favorite games just in general. Seeing that would be awesome!!
@@Loafusbreadmyre same dude. I freaking love everything about terraria
2:26:50 That "Zip" synth was so good. and the perfect reaction
niko pfp gang
This is by far the most informative reaction. The dude made a review on all of it.
31:45 I love how everyone’s first time hearing this part they make the doomguy surprised face.
Almost like it was made that way :)
I like to describe DOOM music with one word...
Crunchy.
I prefer…
Violent.
I would absolutely love to hear what you think about the Hades, Pyre, Transistor, and Bastion OSTs. Some of the best.
I’m not familiar with the others but hell YES he needs to do Hades
Super on board for Hades!!
Half life 2 ost
@@painoman5083 same Studio...and even better osts. Hades is fine but miles under the mentioned onee
YES they all are fantastic
There was apparently some issue with Mick mixing the songs as fast as Bethesda wanted, so they got someone else to do it, but apparently that person only had the final mixes to work with or something, not the original studio tracks. That's why some of it sounds so different. Mick got like a half dozen or something done.
Is this what you were looking for? 1:31:42
yes it is! 😂😂
My man
Thank you.
no, I was looking for bfg division
@@Buchtaak2233 that's in the doom 2016 soundrack not in eternal
When will you get to doing the DLC soundtracks of DOOM ETERNAL ( the ancient gods part 1 and 2) ? I really hope you do another stream of that. It will really BLOW YOUR MIND almost ASWELL AS THIS ONE DID!!
Yes especially immora and the blood swamps
Dlc is shet be honestly, Mick music much better then dust-like shet metal, ye dlc have bangers but not that powerful then mick's.
@@jace6273 I don't speak West Frisian.
you're right, by the way. Mick couldn't finish properly mixing the full versions of these tracks for the release of the soundtrack, and thus they were mixed improperly by someone else. it's unfortunate, too, because of just how good the compositions and arrangements are.
It’s unfortunate, but if I remember correctly the reason was because other devs wouldn’t quit pushing him to release the soundtrack faster?
@@halcyon_exbIt’s tough because there are simply timelines that need to be followed when you’re preducing for a game than when you’re simply making music for an album release.
I believe the other person/people tasked with mixing the tracks didn’t get the full mix, only the temporary mix to master as well. Unfortunate situation but it’s just the reality of what happens when a timeline needs to be kept.
1:34:30 The feeling when that 2nd bass line hits for that one time is just otherworldly!! 🔥
truly a demonic harmony
Now that’s a long stream!! Thanks for the great content Dan, hope your December is going well!
Oh man, the amount of pure rage that mick gordon channels with this soundtrack always makes me smile. its sad how poorly he was treated by bethesda
Highly recommend Dark Souls' trilogy Soundtracks. Musical masterpieces.
especially DS3 and Bloodborne
DS3 and Bloodborne seconded
@@SamuriLemonX18 ludwig's theme 😩
John 3:16 NIV
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 🙏!
@@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269 shut up
I'm gonna go with the Ultrakill recomendation, to keep the boomer shooter line going.
THATS WHAT IM SAYIN!
YES ULTRAKILL
YESSSSSSS ULTRAKILL
It took a little bit over a year, but it finally happened.
i had to laugh when he called them “guitars” in air quotes for Cultist Base. those are chainsaws 😂
This is one of my favourite gaming soundtracks ever - it was fantastic to see your reactions to some of the crazier tracks in this one. Loved it. :)
I think you would love the ultrakill ost, a lot of really good songs there.
the reason why the guitars in ‘cultist base’ sound a little weird, is because it’s not actually a guitar, it’s the sound of a chainsaw heavily distorted and conpressed
Would love to see you reaction to the OST of Hyper Light Drifter or FEZ, those two are of the same composer and they are both really really good
Mh idk, hld has mostly sounds but not interesting music to listen to
Came for the reactions, stayed for the three hours and 54 minutes of stank face. Brilliant dissection and thoughts on the soundtrack!
Highly recommend the Terraria soundtrack. A close second would be the Calamity mod ost for Terraria, as it is about the closest thing to an official video game soundtrack a mod team has made, and it is beautiful. But it is also long, as in, over 3 hours for the modded music. The Terraria soundtrack on the other hand... is amazing. It had a soundtrack update a year ago with its 1.4 update. But it's original and new soundtrack are up there for some of the most appreciated and respected video game soundtracks of all time. If you like 8-bit like and upbeat boss music along with some big mood setters, this is the one to listen to and appreciate.
I was in one of his livestreams and three people, including me, really wanted him to listen to the calamity mod. Then a madlad decided to donate to him leaving that suggestion. He said that he put it in the list, so I hope that he listens to the ost
John 3:16 NIV
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 🙏!
I'm not sure about it being the closest thing to a soundtrack a mod team has ever made... Beyond Skyrim has at least 10 hours worth of music thus far. To be fair, only Bruma has actually released in playable form I think (sound track of 3 hours or so). Falskaar also had one (although only about 45min in its OST release form). Enderal's clocks in at 5 hours. Interesting NPC's follower/quest mod added a good collection of custom songs(with lyrics) for custom bards in game and that come out during quests. Totally fair if you prefer the Calamity music, but the TSO modding community has produced probably 100s of hours of music at this point.
Doom is one of my first games i ever played (my very first was Dragon Quest), absolutely loved it! My dad was also a gamer so i had the chance to play some of these "cult" games :)
Hi Dan, have you considered developing guitar covers for some your favourite songs you've heard over the past few weeks in these videos? I think its content people would enjoy
Yes I have. Here’s the thing: working on and editing guitar content takes a lot longer than just sitting down and doing a one shot reaction. If you look at the numbers I get for reactions vs. pure guitar content, there is no contest.
At the moment I am making my “serious” music content in the form of books and teaching with the “fun” and lightly education content here on RUclips.
Maybe something will change in the future
@@MusicTheoryforGamersimagine you play doom music in Disneyland
possibly the most accurate faces one could make to this soundtrack
Gotta love those nine string double drop C# tuned guitars. All of the crunch.
Also, majority of the electronic elements in all of the DOOM soundtrack is literally just a sinewave run trough 4 parallel channels of various analog pedals and distortion types (including a practice amp and a reel-to-reel tape machine) Mick has an entire GDC talk explain a good amount of all the details of this, and it's some pretty interesting stuff to be honest
chill beats to relax and study to
He looks like the guy from monsters Inc that got his lips Kylie jennered
HAHAHA 😂😂 NAWWW THATS TOO MUCH
"Everyone, make sure you are not listening on full volume, you will blow your ears out"
YOU CANT STOP ME
Agreed
You know which channel I think is super underrated? Metal Piano Music. The guy spends weeks composing classic metal songs into classical/relaxing piano pieces and he hardly gets any views. I love his arrangement of Holy Diver by Dio. That dude deserves millions of followers 🤷
I'd really like to watch your reaction to Ori and the Blind Forest OST, it sounds so gourgeous, totally recomend.
Deag Ranak is actually just a piece of the DOOM HUNTER base ambient music. The entire ambient track that is arranged is my fave piece of music from the game. It makes the hairs on my arm stand up. If you play the game and get the context for it you will appreciate it more. The entire premise is one of the Deag is creating a supreme weapon to take out the DOOM Slayer, but you are in fact the hunter. The way the beat goes with your heart beat and pulse is mesmerizing. Yes, very ominous.
What i love about mick gordons doom musics is that they dont always sound metal some times they almost sounds like dubstep and they he uses heavy base whether its drums or strings is so clever makes your head bang
Your facial expressions said it all for me, my friend) subbed and liked!)
Don't mind me just here to leave my daily doses of pls react to Katamary Damacy !
Such an underrated game and ost
I have more of an attachment to we
Doom eternal intro scene is so underrated, probs one of my favourite intro songs ever
This ost makes me feel like I can tear the Eiffel Tower in half
Would love to see a reaction to Halo 2 Anniversarys soundtrack, some great orchestral and metal tracks there.
Every doom video game cover needs this guy's reaction face in the background somewhere from now on
I hope you do the Guilty Gear Strive OST soon, it's so unique and i think it would be right up your alley
i have only listened to Thy Subhuman Self but i dont doubt that the rest of the songs are bangers as well.
1:35:07 feels like the uphill start of a roller coaster, the abrupt switch and build up feels like when the coaster is parallel to the ground, and then obviously, the drop.
during the song urdak when you mentioned the analog synthesizer, i think it was played on a soviet made analog synthesizer mick managed to get ahold of, there are many videos of mick talking about how he created the music for doom, i know he talked about the soviet made analog synthesizer he got to make the music for doom. in one of the ones i have watched, he even goes into detail which effect pedals he used in what order, etc
I would love to hear you react to the Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition OST. It has one of the best and most epic soundtracks I’ve ever heard.
YESSS XENOBLADE AHH I agree, 100%, Xenoblade is such a masterpiece, in my opinion, its OST is so special
I can wholeheartedly recommend both Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition and Xenoblade Chronicles 2, they're both masterpieces in their own ways, in my opinion! ^^ Both super special
poor dan he gets too many suggestions
It's a content well tho
I love how "The Khan Maykr" kinda sounds like "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" at the beginning.
Doom Eternal is as it says "Eternal". Thank you Mick 😀
the betrayer is such an underrated track , one of the best no doubt
I know it’s a well known thing but the mono audio secret at 6:20 is still there.
I recommand you the soundtrack from the game Wandersong and also the one from Chicory: A Colorful Tale. PS: Lena Raine is the composer on Chicory. ;)
Cool! Thank you!
Imagine your play this in Disneyland
@@dempseyvegeta1754 I'm not surr to fully understand your comment ahah.
@@MusicTheoryforGamersreact to lord of the rings soundtrack
You should listen to the Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective OST, it has such a banger soundtrack that fits the mystery theme of the game as a whole, it's great
Hell yeah
Bro you have GOT to do The Ancient Gods. I especially wanna see your reaction to Blood Swamps and World Spear.
You really need to listen to the original DOOM OSTs. I'm talking about the original 1993 DOOM game and DOOM II: Hell on Earth, composed by Bobby Prince. It's a different feel from the modern games, but it's very classic and the use of the instrument samples Bobby utilizes is amazing, and I'm sure you'll LOVE some of the... inspirations Bobby took for his songs. Oh, and of course, plenty of guitar stuff in there.
As a bonus, you should also check out DOOM 64's Theme, the 20th anniversary version by Aubrey Hodges, and DOOM 3's Theme by Tweaker. D64's and D3's soundtracks are mostly ambience, so you don't have to check out the full OSTs, but their title themes are definitely worth listening to, so if you ever do react to the first two games' OSTs, you should listen to those at the end of it.
I wanna recommend the music of the fictional band Pentakill made by Riot Games for their game League Of Legends. They have 3 albums right now. But I'm not sure if they're copyrighted.
His face seeing the secret in doom eternals main theme is awesome
2:23:45 this is BFG Division
The thing to remember is, this was created for a game. It has many extended parts that can be used in game to delay and shorten music scene transitions.
What a title, just *chefs kiss*
That whistle like sound is actually a synthesizer at work.
Fun Fact : If you play the screams at the end of the main theme in mono it plays the Sweet Little Dead Bunny song from the end of Episode 3 from DOOM 1993.
This ost makes you pull faces you never thought you could make
Some guy said this in chat, but the terraira and calamity OSTs would be awesome
YES YES AND YES
damn it wasn't joking when it said it melts his face
I look in the live chat replay and see KAR EN TUK
It would be cool to see your reaction to the subnautica ost, I believe it's an awesome ost and you should give it a try
little fun fact/lore: the reason the Doom Slayer went on a few eons (one eon is 1,000,000,000 years) fighting in hell and instilling such fear into the demons is because when they invaded his home world they killed the one thing he cared for his bunny named Daisy
Dud you gotta listen to the soundtrack from both dlcs for doom eternal. David Levy and Andrew Hulshult did an amazing job.
You should listen to the tracks for Eternal’s expansions the ancient gods part 1 and 2 if they’re released
(proceeds to max volume)
*RIP AND TEAR*
Plantera's theme from terraria. you will not regret listening to it (as well as the rest of the terraria/calamity soundtracks)
Some people are worried that the next Doom game is going to have a lesser soundtrack but I'm optimistic that Andrew Hulshult and David Levy are the best hands that this soundtrack could be left in their work on the dlc soundtrack proves this.
31:06 “that sounds like a chainsaw” yeah it is mick Gordon is a genius
The music is so aggressive I'm surprised it's not arrested for aggravated assault, my ears are straight bleeding, but that's cause it can Never be loud enough. Gods, I love Argent Metal so much
Couldn’t watch live but I was so excited for this one!!
Sadly everybody is missing out on DOOM ETERNAL - AT ETERNALS GATE :(
Hello this is your friendly neighborhood Squidward. Friendly reminder you that you agreed to react to the a hat in time soundtrack thank you for saying yes I really appreciate it
When the environmental designer went so fing ballistic you just can't help making such a banger soundtrack for this daycare hour lenght of kar en tuk the kids to Rip and Tear!
You think thats an electric guitar in distortion? No sir thats a chainsaw and a lawnmower 🤘
The main menu song is my fav ost of the game. Just like in Wolfenstein New colossus😌💯
Im so glad that they put into sandys city final sin
I'm interested if you will play doom eternal some day. Great game.
He should play 2016 first
1:31:40
thank you
Feel the need to note (assuming no one else has) that this version of the soundtrack seems to be the fan remaster by the_kovic
If you haven't already done it, I'd love a reaction to the Halo soundtracks
I know Dan's reacted to Halo Infinite's, I believe! ^^ I dunno about the others, I don't _think_ so, on this channel, anyhow?
I know you've been bombarded by this request, but could you please listen to the additional few songs in the persona 5 royal soundtrack? It has my favorite video game song of all time in it (I Believe), and many other super tasteful songs.
Either way, came here for The Only Thing They Fear Is You, and I was not disappointed
Same here XD Still looking for it, but I'll find it yet!
The faces he makes are what I want my neighbors making when I listen to my favorite music.
i'd love to hear nier replicant ost. it's absolutely beautiful and i would love to see your reaction to it
Loved the Turtle impression
This is the most intense meal I've had
You would really like a dark synth band called Kriptic Minds :) also Deadlife
45:07 that's mixed perfectly 😊