I truly love the 90s but now in 2022, people are simping over fucking 2d girls and are really sensitive. With people having their own pronouns. We are slowly evolving but backwards
It is in a major key, I believe E flat mixolydian. Major keys tend to sound more "friendly" and "relaxing". The trick is that the synth element is playing subtle notes called "passing tones", which are not particularly IN the key, but provide special "flavors", if used in the right circumstances. Hence, the "eerie" quality. :)
I'll be honest here too, E1M3 was pretty forgettable imo, but then again, it is the bridge to E1M9 which is a pretty cool level that utilizes all of the keys and gives the player as much weapons as possible without breaking the difficulty of the episode.
It really is, look at the narrative of the level design. its basically random ass hallways and rooms stuck together while you're flopping around looking for switches and hoping they open some kind of wall in the corner
I hope not.. this I say is more comparable to Perturbator. hell his music and settings always has Satan and the pentegram in his albums. And one album even had buff sc-fi demons.
It kinda relaxes me, but the "DUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUN" in the background gives me anxiety, cant belive doom can have these kind of effects on the player, fucking masterpiece.
I love how the more damage you took your face would have blood and be mangled and the doom guy would look around or when you got the shotgun he had a big grin that’s detail you don’t see in games nowadays
I don’t want to understate the impact this game had on me. I was 12 when released and saw it first on my cousins IBM PC. It scared the living shit out of me, but I wanted more. Finally got it and Doom 2 at home, then played it to death for years. It was everything. This is my favourite level music. Just fucking awesome.
Being able to play Doom95 with 640x480 no slowdown whatsoever and having Level Select was my world for one entire year... The Windows MIDI instruments were a big part of the experience 🤘🤘
I remember playing this as a kid. I've been playing the games feverishly in the BFG edition and I remember now why I love gaming. :D I can't wait for 4!
First time I played it, year 1995, alone in my house, rainy day, storm and dark, so freaking scared but falled in love with this game, the music still remmeber me every stage, thanks Id for created this amazing game.
So calming and relaxing I love it this game is beautiful the levels the music the feeling of being isolated on mars with demons classic man RIP AND TEAR
Never let anyone tell you to never add reverb to a kick(especially on a minimalist track without a lot going on across the frequency spectrum). Not sure why but I thought of Goro's fight theme from the first Mortal Kombat movie.
Makes me think of the supercharge hidden in this level, visible but out of reach, before you knew what it even was. This mysterious blue round head looking out at you.
In year 1994 I was an Amiga fan. Doom changed ALL. So great musics, great visuals, great fun!!! In 1994 I saw Doom, and I thought "Rest in peace, my dear Amiga.". \m/
Man there's just something so tasty about the drum sounds that came out of these soundcards. This will still sound incredible in a century for tone alone
This is one of my favorites soundtrack from doom I can listen to dark halls doom 1993 is truly one of a kind first person shooter that no videogame can match it had the best technology and graphics for its time
I just realized which song this lifts from, "If I Ever Thought You'd Be Lonely" by ABC. Compare the synth riff at about 43 seconds into that song to the general repeated riff of "Dark Halls" and they're virtually identical.
The introduction to the demon, Which happens in this level, Along with Multiple switches for secrets is the reason its my favorite of the shareware other than of course the ambience and getting a soulsphere for the first time ❤
it always reminds me of the spectre on nightmare level! lol! my head automatically associate the moggy bass to its quick step, and the sinister pads to its invisibility!
Still my favorite FPS game. I dont think anything since was honestly better. New games dont have the same amounts of enemies at once because 3d huge poly models just are too expensive compared to sprites.
Dubstep is actually a scam. Noone seems to remember the (actually pretty decent) nineties genre called "Drum n Bass". It was this really spacy, rythmic, snare-rushy triphop and dance music hybrid. Then the wankers came in, enter "bass inflation" where beats had to be harder and deeper, to the point where boxes would just rattle. People mistook this for a proper beat and the WUBWUBWRRFFSH was born, 10 years later reinvented as "dubsteb". Dubstep = shitty DnB recycled for shitty hipsters.
Dubstep is an enormous genre with many subgenres within it, encompassing hundreds of thousands of songs often extremely unique from one another. I dare say dubstep is as broad a category as metal. But it's having some growing pains in naming convention. These electronic musical forms have gone through several names in the past: disco, trance, electronica, drums and bass, and now electronic dance music. Nobody really agrees on which types fit into which categories. It's all inter-connected regardless what you call it, and if anyone tells you "I listen to dubstep" but all they listen to is a bass-busting, window-shattering sausage-fest of failure to understand how sound transmission works, then that person is listening to a very narrow slice of the pie.
Dude, no one cares about who wrote the song. Just listen to it. Every DOOM music video I see its always "oh Metallica this or slayer that". It's DOOM now.
You Forget A 1000 Things A Day What matters is that these songs made it into Doom. Check out my channel for new Heavy Metal tracks I'm recording for Doom.
+You Forget A 1000 Things A Day It doesn't even really sound metal, either. It sounds more like the music you'd hear on some alien planet, almost mystical and mysterious.
Best track to fall asleep to. On another note: I can imagine this track working nicely with a drum machine and some synth bass, maybe some snares too, if you wanna make a cover, that is.
Hey, who were the 8 zombies running on Kool-Aid out there that thought Bobby Prince didn't put a good effort into this? Believe me, folks, we know when there's GOOD track out there, and THIS is probably one of the more memorable Episode 1 tracks Doom has EVER had.
@@ripmo3503Yeah, but now that number is up to 23... Who are the Doom music haters?! Perhaps they need an education about what kind of marvel these tracks were back in the early '90s!
![DOOM: The Gallery Experience, a Very Cultural Game [100% SECRETS]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qPRvw6kRN-8/mqdefault.jpg)
Oh no, fell in the poison pit AGAIN!
Quick, there must be a Lift somewhere *umph* *umph* *umph* *umph*
Aaaaaaaarrgghhhh!
datamanmachine *Proceeds to fuck the wall and finds a lift*
*hump* *hump* *hump* *hump* *hump*
idclip and iddqd.
Never has walking in an HomeDepot been more atmospheric than playing this on your Phone while wearing earbuds.
Looking for switches in Home Depot like “augh” “augh” “augh” “augh”
did you kill everyone inside?
Yep, you see the chainsaw in a center display, then you go and reach for it, and yep, brushing the teeth of a bunch of weirdos.
I can see it,
A big open warehouse with large divided aisles and you don't know what's around the corner. Pretty fitting actually.
@@BuggaBoy69 A secret is revealed!
When I was minding my business on the ARC Complex level in Doom Eternal, and then a revamped but faint version of this came on, I lost it.
@Monsterman1315 That level in doom eternal is called sams base which is the name of the song in doom eternal as well.
where in the arc complex
never mind i found it, i love that so much
Ikr!
Yeah, it’s always a pleasure hearing new renditions of the original soundtrack in newer games.
This is the 90's summarized.
God, these were the best years.
The 90s where the best men
I think if you told this to yourself while you were living in the 90’s you wouldn’t think so. You are likely just experiencing nostalgia.
@Mr. crusader plenty of great games tho
Bruh this song is way ahead of its time, its not 90s. This is like late 2000s/early 2010s... this is dubstep in the 1990s, crazy.
I truly love the 90s but now in 2022, people are simping over fucking 2d girls and are really sensitive. With people having their own pronouns. We are slowly evolving but backwards
Did anyone else hear this in Eternal?
Edit: While replaying levels for secrets in Eternal, I heard a part of this in the ARC Complex
I hear a bit of it in the main menu too
I mean the Arc Complex is basically the Toxin Refinery, with the Waste Tunnels from Doom II thrown in
You can hear throwbacks in different tracks throughout the games. Mick Gordon is a genius.
On Exultia, you can hear the tune that plays during the text epilogue at the end of episodes 1-4 from Doom 1. It's pretty rad
@@sad-death That's the Super Gore Nest, that's the one with extensive sewage tunnels
This is oddly somewhat relaxing and soothing, despite being sinister and eerie.
Its an odd song
when everyone else but you are dead and the Refinery just goes on ...
It is in a major key, I believe E flat mixolydian. Major keys tend to sound more "friendly" and "relaxing". The trick is that the synth element is playing subtle notes called "passing tones", which are not particularly IN the key, but provide special "flavors", if used in the right circumstances. Hence, the "eerie" quality. :)
@@SashaGarcia That's a nice detailed explanation. thank you
doom 64 in a nutshell
Watching my Dad play Doom over his shoulder quietly when I was 8yrs old in 1993. Good times haha
Based dad?
Based dad
Based dad!
Can I play, Daddy?
@@AmoGus-s7zah yes, the Wolfenstein difficulty
This track is so calm and atmospheric compared to E1M1
and the level was garbage too, but that's life i guess.
^
...What?
I'll be honest here too, E1M3 was pretty forgettable imo, but then again, it is the bridge to E1M9 which is a pretty cool level that utilizes all of the keys and gives the player as much weapons as possible without breaking the difficulty of the episode.
It really is, look at the narrative of the level design. its basically random ass hallways and rooms stuck together while you're flopping around looking for switches and hoping they open some kind of wall in the corner
That's why I turned it into a dark ambient song when I remade it ! My favorite with Sign Of Evil, which is pure bliss.
don't you even dare compare this to fucking dubstep
Gggmanlives The Legend himself. I just came from your Doom video where you said this was your favorite song from the OST.
No that's homozasual
@@doom5895
This is kinda popular itself?
@@Timboslice475 Same here Tim!
I hope not.. this I say is more comparable to Perturbator. hell his music and settings always has Satan and the pentegram in his albums. And one album even had buff sc-fi demons.
I always take the secret exit in this mission, ever since the day I first found it.
Kurtis C. K
@@aritelford3160 Just an FYI, you're replying to a nine-year-old comment. ;)
@@KurtisC93 k
@@aritelford3160 K?
K.
Kurtis C. I’m more surprised that you responded 😂
Almost 30 years later, it's still a bop.
It kinda relaxes me, but the "DUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUNDUN" in the background gives me anxiety, cant belive doom can have these kind of effects on the player, fucking masterpiece.
the only game ti give me a fright , twice . aye !
Thats a riding bassline, good for making stuff sound frantic you see it in punk music a lot
I love how the more damage you took your face would have blood and be mangled and the doom guy would look around or when you got the shotgun he had a big grin that’s detail you don’t see in games nowadays
Then you are playing the wrong games^^
*search for right size nails*
*UNF*
whenever you picked up any new weapon he did the cheesy grin
What you're saying is kind of true, developers were focused far more on detail. But your example is terrible
Yeah, those are called chicken o meters. I love them honestly.
Best soundtrack...ever...
Hope would be as good in the new DOOM 4 😉
Mark Dumas They all kick ass. Check out my channel for new Heavy Metal tracks I'm recording for Doom.
+TheLilFid It won't... I saw the game trailer and all I hear was BRRRRRRRRR WUUUB BRRRRR. It was all shitty music. Not a single metal soundtrack
Also Blood ;-)
I can't agree more, best soundtrack ever written.
The invisible demon always scared me
You mean the invisible pinky demon?
It's called a spectre (invisible pinky demon
Yeah the first time I encountered it I freaked out because I had no idea why I suddenly started taking damage
@@nikn7747 well soorry, i forgot the name dude.
@@Andy_Dagamer Same.
who the fuck would dislike this??
these are bad sonny jims
Woah it's weird seeing you make a 6 year old comment lol
he never born in midi sound
SONNY JIM!
People who dislike the song? Maybe
I don’t want to understate the impact this game had on me. I was 12 when released and saw it first on my cousins IBM PC. It scared the living shit out of me, but I wanted more. Finally got it and Doom 2 at home, then played it to death for years. It was everything.
This is my favourite level music. Just fucking awesome.
I started really young too in 1999, love this game eternally.
Being able to play Doom95 with 640x480 no slowdown whatsoever and having Level Select was my world for one entire year... The Windows MIDI instruments were a big part of the experience 🤘🤘
I remember playing this as a kid. I've been playing the games feverishly in the BFG edition and I remember now why I love gaming. :D I can't wait for 4!
Me too, can't wait!
+Samuraislash600 or play brutal doom it's so different it really feels like a sequel
***** I agree entirely. ;-;
DooM 4 is godlike...
ahem correction Devillike...
@Anonymous did you realize these comments were from 4 years ago
I love that refrain at 1:12.
If The Cure covered Slayer, this is probably what it would sound like.
Yes, you did finish Doom Eternal.
Yes, I congratulate you with all my heart.
Now - go rip and tear some more.
Nice
Now play the DLC
First time I played it, year 1995, alone in my house, rainy day, storm and dark, so freaking scared but falled in love with this game, the music still remmeber me every stage, thanks Id for created this amazing game.
This song makes me feel like I'm inside a beige tower. Experiencing what people in the late 1980's visualised cyberspace as
You can actually here the chimes from this ost in the arc complex level of doom eternal
You can hear it all over the place in DOOM Eternal, it must've become Gordon's go-to for Prince track references
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Rabbit no he/she slept! that music is calming.
Doom Guy face?
This is genius!!
I love this.
Dark Halls is my favorite piece of Doom music of all time and I can't think of another track that even comes close
Absolutely, totally and completely. This is the Stickerbush Symphony of Doom tracks.
Dark halls is perfect for stealth missions
It's the best one for sure
Wow. I remember playing hearing this while playing in a pitch black room @ 2 in the morning. I was hooked on this game for a while.
10 years later what do you think of this now?
@@JasonH-lx3zw 3 years later what do you think of this now?
Another slice of genius by the composer Bobby Prince!
So calming and relaxing I love it this game is beautiful the levels the music the feeling of being isolated on mars with demons classic man RIP AND TEAR
OMG I can't believe Slayer stole this song
Davie Love Haha, I can't believe Pantera stole e3m1's song. BTW. Check out my channel for new Heavy Metal tracks I'm recording for Doom.
+KenshiHZS Dense.
+xXxMartin96xXx Fucker
r/whoosh
*Poe's Law at play. Furthermore, fuck you.
Never let anyone tell you to never add reverb to a kick(especially on a minimalist track without a lot going on across the frequency spectrum).
Not sure why but I thought of Goro's fight theme from the first Mortal Kombat movie.
Although I didn’t live through the 90’s but grew up playing the games from the time, it still never fails to amaze me how fun they must’ve been
All hail Id Software!
oh yeah . aye !
Musical Genius.
Damn spectres!
This is one of my favorite doom soundtracks!
I could listen to this one all day.
I loved how they used this for level 2 of Plutonia.
Makes me think of the supercharge hidden in this level, visible but out of reach, before you knew what it even was. This mysterious blue round head looking out at you.
In year 1994 I was an Amiga fan.
Doom changed ALL.
So great musics, great visuals, great fun!!!
In 1994 I saw Doom, and I thought "Rest in peace, my dear Amiga.".
\m/
Man there's just something so tasty about the drum sounds that came out of these soundcards. This will still sound incredible in a century for tone alone
Not 100 percent sure on this, but I think MIDI drumkits were sampled from Tama kits 🤘🤘 Tama huge sound
Man, what a lifetime experiences the 80s and 90s were. Nothing short of amazingness and awesomeness.
My favorite music in Doom very calm love this game :)
These tracks are so catchy. I love going back and playing these games, ESPECIALLY doom 2
Doom Forever...
Doom Eternal
Thank you
My favorite Doom song. I love the synth.
I really like this song! It doesn't sound dark, evil nor disturbing at all, just cool amd chilling music 😎
Played doom for 20+ years and only recently realised how much i love this track. Probably my favourite in all of Doom.
You can actually hear this in the Arc Complex Ambient
It's in the old main menu theme too. (The one made by Mick Gordon)
I can play this game, and Doom 2, for hours listening to this music, it never gets old!
This is probably my favorite level in the game
Probably the best soundtrack in the game, if not the best level.
What I like about oldschool Doom is that whether you're lost in a level or blasting your way to freedom, you're bobbing your head while doing it.
Gotta love the cymbals at 1:34
This is one of my favorites soundtrack from doom I can listen to dark halls doom 1993 is truly one of a kind first person shooter that no videogame can match it had the best technology and graphics for its time
When your grandma walks pass you staring at you, but you realize she's been dead for 5 years:
Hahahaha relatable
To anyone that's seen Deadpool & Wolverine, the LFG theme really invokes this classic tune!
This feels like the Dire Dire Docks of Doom
I felt this comment in my soul.
This game would make the title “Dire Dire Docks” sound far batter. As Dire insinuates death or hell. Mario 64 didn’t deliver on that 😂
I like how its the third map and is named dark halls. And then doom 3 happened, just as the prophecy foretold
This song doesn't sound the same without the constant sound of imps screaming, and hydraulic doors opening and closing.
It is definitely my favorite Doom song...what a game...what an era...
You can hear this song in the ambience of the ARC Complex in Doom Eternal. That's fucking sick.
Hints of it in the menu theme too
I like panzer tanks
Well done, Doomguy, tks for the posting.
I find this to be the greatest ambient-ish track in any game or media for that matter ever. Fight me on this, I WILL stand my ground.
Definitely. You should check out the Deus Ex soundtrack too.
Deamon on the bottom left looking at me like "Wanna join for some fun ?"
I just realized which song this lifts from, "If I Ever Thought You'd Be Lonely" by ABC. Compare the synth riff at about 43 seconds into that song to the general repeated riff of "Dark Halls" and they're virtually identical.
The introduction to the demon, Which happens in this level, Along with Multiple switches for secrets is the reason its my favorite of the shareware other than of course the ambience and getting a soulsphere for the first time ❤
it always reminds me of the spectre on nightmare level! lol! my head automatically associate the moggy bass to its quick step, and the sinister pads to its invisibility!
Deadpool and Wolverine theme keeps reminding me of this
fav doom song
This song kicks ass.
These pointless arguments are hilarious XD
A cacodemon, ate 800 liters of plasma, this is what happened to his brain
Damn, all these OST's got me thinking, i actually experienced 3 generations of gameing consoles, pc's etc. Now i feel old :(
How does it feel 10 years later with the dawn of the PS5 and Xbox Series X and S
Amazing :)
I can't believe there's 25 people who thumbs downed this tune ! A Classic ! They must be infected ....
I'm convinced this is the background for when scp 3008 shuts out the lights
You mean 3008?
Still my favorite FPS game. I dont think anything since was honestly better. New games dont have the same amounts of enemies at once because 3d huge poly models just are too expensive compared to sprites.
The theme to the first level that scared me on the SNES!
Oh..!
Hello, Doom Eternal.
Something about this music is so Erie and Dark
this one gives me a Hotline Miami vibe to it.
maybe the 80's metal influences
This is probably one of my favorite Doom tracks over both games.
CANT WAIT
MUST PLAY
AHHHHHH!
DooM FAOR!
RIP
AND
TEAR
HUGE
GUTS!
Or DOOM ETERNAL
The demon in the bottom left corner is what that one imp looks like as they stare at me humping the walls in that one poison pit.
Anyone hear at 2:10 hi
"I can't find the way to exit "song
There's a hl2 track that sounds kinda similar to this, what's it called? I'm trying to find it.
Ahhh damn I know exactly what track you're talking about. It has the same drum beat...I'll try to figure it out later.
@@kingsfield3945 Is it later enough?
@@Renteks- Keep waiting lmao. It 'could' be the track "Tau - 9," but I'm not 100%
Mick Gordon has used this music atleast 8 times in both doom 2016 and doom eternal
For some reason this makes me think of Chrono Trigger.
First notes sound like The End of Time, maybe?
very good background music for a commentary video, especially for something with a high production value. Reminds me of Ahoy
Dubstep is actually a scam. Noone seems to remember the (actually pretty decent) nineties genre called "Drum n Bass". It was this really spacy, rythmic, snare-rushy triphop and dance music hybrid. Then the wankers came in, enter "bass inflation" where beats had to be harder and deeper, to the point where boxes would just rattle. People mistook this for a proper beat and the WUBWUBWRRFFSH was born, 10 years later reinvented as "dubsteb". Dubstep = shitty DnB recycled for shitty hipsters.
Hey, D'nB still rocks. Some people don't cross barrier of pop electronic music.
The proper dubstep is of Jamaican origin, around the late 90's.
Dubstep is an enormous genre with many subgenres within it, encompassing hundreds of thousands of songs often extremely unique from one another. I dare say dubstep is as broad a category as metal. But it's having some growing pains in naming convention. These electronic musical forms have gone through several names in the past: disco, trance, electronica, drums and bass, and now electronic dance music. Nobody really agrees on which types fit into which categories. It's all inter-connected regardless what you call it, and if anyone tells you "I listen to dubstep" but all they listen to is a bass-busting, window-shattering sausage-fest of failure to understand how sound transmission works, then that person is listening to a very narrow slice of the pie.
This. Don-t forget Jungle too.
Finding artists like Omni Trio was one of the best things of the last months.
Still my favorite track from OG Doom.
Dude, no one cares about who wrote the song. Just listen to it. Every DOOM music video I see its always "oh Metallica this or slayer that". It's DOOM now.
Let this be one of them.
You Forget A 1000 Things A Day What matters is that these songs made it into Doom. Check out my channel for new Heavy Metal tracks I'm recording for Doom.
+You Forget A 1000 Things A Day
It doesn't even really sound metal, either. It sounds more like the music you'd hear on some alien planet, almost mystical and mysterious.
Yeah, stop doing metal cover from Doom, do electronic ones :D
what the fuck
My fave !!! Puts you in the exact right mood !
wake up
Dennis Boon ok
Good mornin'. How ya doin?
Best track to fall asleep to.
On another note: I can imagine this track working nicely with a drum machine and some synth bass, maybe some snares too, if you wanna make a cover, that is.
Eight Dislikes, maybe they have fallen in the poison pit again
Nathan Channel the poison pit is where they belong...
Hey, who were the 8 zombies running on Kool-Aid out there that thought Bobby Prince didn't put a good effort into this? Believe me, folks, we know when there's GOOD track out there, and THIS is probably one of the more memorable Episode 1 tracks Doom has EVER had.
one of my favorite tracks in the game
@@ripmo3503Yeah, but now that number is up to 23... Who are the Doom music haters?! Perhaps they need an education about what kind of marvel these tracks were back in the early '90s!
Reminds me of the cave theme from Ocarina of Time.
don't compare this to that. *please*
This is actually a great song to make out, and feel your lover to, on a warm summer night.
Yeah I always thought this song had a strangely romantic theme to it. Now I gotta try this
On NIGHTMARE!!!, this is where they REALLY ram it up your core