If you think Doom's soundtrack is good to listen to, listen to it while you're playing Doom. It hits you on a whole new level. There is a reason why the only thing the demons fear is you.
Love to see Mick absolutely shredding on his guitar (or chainsaw, lawnmower, fucking atom bomb or some shit like that idk); never gets old. I would like to make a formal request: M E A T H O O K C U L T I S T B A S E
You should watch his Heavy Metal Choir for when he's doing the music for Doom Eternal, you'll be blown away by how Mick decides "you know what? Fuck it, heavy metal choir for the next game".
The thing I find most interesting about djent, at least how Mick Gordon plays it, is that the guitar work is honestly way more chill-looking than the intense shredding from other metal styles, despite sounding way more aggressive. Like...the word that comes to mind when I listen to this song is _toothy._
The way Mick Gordon make the tracks.... its like hes edging us. He gives you a build up. Then hes like no.. no drop yet. He makes a second build up and hes still like nawh you aint frustrated yet. THEN on the third build up he goes... ok fine, enjoy yourself. This man is edging all of us. And I gawd dang it i didnt want to know this about myself... 😳
If nothing else, you really owe it to yourself to watch the intro sequence for Doom. Establishes the human element as far as antagonists go in an attempt to "justify" using Hell as an energy source, illustrates the sheer contempt the player character has for said antagonist (Doomslayer says nothing the entire game but has the most expressive arms and camera movements I've seen in an FPS) and then transitions into one of Mick's beats comes in, have a title drop and then ends abruptly as is Mick's style, but the beat is carried on perfectly one last time in the form of Doomslayer cocking his shotgun. It's so freaking cool.
We also get some subtle character building for the Slayer, where Hayden makes the excuse that everything was for the betterment of mankind. Except, laying there under the communicator is a dead scientist, and the Slayer clearly doesn't like that, cracking his knuckles and obliterating the communication device. Great way to show early on that the Slayer clearly has it out for anyone who abuses humanity.
@@lelouchvibritannia4028 First of all I never said they were "the best" i only implied that they are very good. Second thing, you literally have "meh" as the first word of your previous reply to my comment so stop clowning.
@@BaseplateSRB You're Russian. I don't think you understand English very well when you can't decipher the context of me saying "meh" in a sentence. It means to shrug, so stop clowning. 🤡
Soooo, doom and doom eternal both have adaptive music, it was created to be mixed together, rise and fall with the intensity of combat, so the songs heard on album are rarely the same that you have in game ;) that became Mick's challenge as he had to port his music to song format !
Yeah that's why the album versions have some unsatisfying endings sometimes. In game it just sort of blends between clips from various songs. The best early game example is the first gore nest you find. It's just chill ambient and then the second you grab the heart out of it and smash it in your hand everything just goes insane and the music fires off into Rip and Tear and it's just head banging while slaying demons. Man I need to play that game again :-D
For a more fast paced track like this one, BFG 10k from Doom Eternal is so sick. The original BFG Division was super good but the "sequel" skips almost all of the building and is just pure adrenaline packed into a much shorter track. Cultist Base from the same game is kind of a mix of the two, but has some of his best riffs from all of his tracks imo. Loving the reactions man, keep it up!
Might as well listen to all the main bangers of Doom: Eternal. So much incredible music, including in the DLC, which stands right up there with the main game.
I still can't wait to see your reaction to Koma's gamerip mixes, especially now that they have cultist base and meathook. They are peak doom outside of what mick himself was able to do
Watching The Making of Doom Music from Mick Gordon's channel makes you love this guy even more. The way he describes his thought process, despite being an edited video, brings even more value and thought to his songs, his calls for creativity. Features almost all songs you already listened to, btw.
It's honestly a damn shame that extenuating circumstances resulted in Mick only being able to personally mix two of Doom Eternal's tracks. Imagine what we could've gotten if he'd been able to finish Super Gore Nest, or BFG 10,000, or Gladiator. Of course, Koma's done a damn good job with what they had to work with, but they didn't get it from the source. Alas, at least he managed to get out arguably the two best tracks in the base game.
Mick Gordon made several versions of each part of his songs, and they get mixed on the fly as you play, which means you hear slightly different variations of the same song each time you play.
Don't forget that the music adjusts to what you are doing in the game. Out of the game you are listening to something more static. In game it flows with you. THIS is the reason Doom got rewards for its soundtrack. Not just the music being good itself, but its unique implementation. This does only concern Doom 2016 though. Doom Eternal suffered in many departments and the soundtrack got the worst of it. Hell, mixing was done by some random dudes, not by Mick. Plus the ingame implementation was oversimplified.
"its physically impossible to hear mick gordon and not want to move your body. I don't care who you are" I disagree. I'm sitting in my room, doing art and calmly appreciating some positive energy tunes on my headphones.
My friend, you couldn't have said it better. "It's impossible to listen to Mick Gordon, and not move your body." if a musician can manipulate your emotions like that, SO MANY TIMES in one soundtrack. That is when you know, you have a LEGEND! As for me... Iat this point, it does not seem like a far fetched argument now, but... Is Mick Gordon equal to, or better than someone like Metallica? In my opinoin, yes.
Man this React was wild,ya could feel the hits going through ya body and making ya want to move lmao! id really recommend ya check out Hellwalker From Doom (2016),that oldschool Soviet Synthesizer will punch ya in the face it sounds so awesome!
Mick Gordon at the time of Doom reboot went against the grain and the philosophy of game music as well, which is "the music suppose to be part of the ambience less it distract player from the action". Mick went the opposite way with balistic music to enhance and sync the player with action, mixing up different buildups to keep the player in action in and out of combat. The success of Doom 2016 is impossible without Doom soundtrack which both the devs and fan agree on.
Please react to music interview as well. Here is the one Mick Gordon himself talked about his approach toward buiding new yet authentic Doom soundtrack. ruclips.net/video/Pu4dB_Wy1-E/видео.html Also at the beginning Id Solfware/Doom franchise's dev told Mick that "they don't want electric guitar" for the new Doom :)))
If you think Doom's soundtrack is good to listen to, listen to it while you're playing Doom. It hits you on a whole new level. There is a reason why the only thing the demons fear is you.
Or while you're washing dishes
@@jessewisner1095 I tried that, but now i need to buy new dishes
@@jessewisner1095 Doom music makes me want to fold the dishes.
@@Rygat Not when you have plastic lol
RIP AND TEAR THOSE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS UNTIL IT IS DONE.
Fr fr I played it at Christmas
Love to see Mick absolutely shredding on his guitar (or chainsaw, lawnmower, fucking atom bomb or some shit like that idk); never gets old.
I would like to make a formal request:
M E A T H O O K
C U L T I S T B A S E
you're everywhere
W E E E E W O O O O W E E E E E W O O O O O
*W E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E*
I've been asking for Meathook too! Upvote every Meathook comment!
particularly cultist base gamerip by koma
the moment the song ends
"biggest betrayal in anime" facial expression, you love to see it :D
Bluest of blue balls.
Mick Gordon’s work on Killer Instinct is definitely worth listening to. Dude’s a musical genius as far as I’m concerned.
I'd love to see him react to Sadira's theme, that one hits so hardcore!!!
You should watch his Heavy Metal Choir for when he's doing the music for Doom Eternal, you'll be blown away by how Mick decides "you know what? Fuck it, heavy metal choir for the next game".
Soul actually leaves at 5:04
There's a rumor going around that if you don't like DOOM's song, the doom marine will pull out your arm and stick it into your heart
😳
Doom. The only game where the OST is just as exhausting as the actual game
The thing I find most interesting about djent, at least how Mick Gordon plays it, is that the guitar work is honestly way more chill-looking than the intense shredding from other metal styles, despite sounding way more aggressive. Like...the word that comes to mind when I listen to this song is _toothy._
Just listening to this song doubles your testosterone levels. Undisputed scientific fact that Big Supplements doesn't want you to know.
The way Mick Gordon make the tracks.... its like hes edging us. He gives you a build up. Then hes like no.. no drop yet. He makes a second build up and hes still like nawh you aint frustrated yet. THEN on the third build up he goes... ok fine, enjoy yourself.
This man is edging all of us. And I gawd dang it i didnt want to know this about myself... 😳
*Man ascends while listening to Mick Gordon and falls in love!*
Seriously though, it is so hard to listen to Mick's tracks and not get hype! 🤘🔥🤘
If nothing else, you really owe it to yourself to watch the intro sequence for Doom. Establishes the human element as far as antagonists go in an attempt to "justify" using Hell as an energy source, illustrates the sheer contempt the player character has for said antagonist (Doomslayer says nothing the entire game but has the most expressive arms and camera movements I've seen in an FPS) and then transitions into one of Mick's beats comes in, have a title drop and then ends abruptly as is Mick's style, but the beat is carried on perfectly one last time in the form of Doomslayer cocking his shotgun. It's so freaking cool.
We also get some subtle character building for the Slayer, where Hayden makes the excuse that everything was for the betterment of mankind. Except, laying there under the communicator is a dead scientist, and the Slayer clearly doesn't like that, cracking his knuckles and obliterating the communication device. Great way to show early on that the Slayer clearly has it out for anyone who abuses humanity.
If this stopped your .exe from responding wait until you hear Cultist base and Meathook
Meh, those songs are great, but they're not Mick Gordon's god-tier songs like Rip & Tear, BFG Division, and The Only Thing They Fear Is You.
@@lelouchvibritannia4028 "meh" are you kidding me? Cultist Base and Meathook go hard af.
@@BaseplateSRB No, I am not kidding you. Stop acting like those songs are Mick Gordon's best. I said they're great, I never said they're "meh".
@@lelouchvibritannia4028 First of all I never said they were "the best" i only implied that they are very good. Second thing, you literally have "meh" as the first word of your previous reply to my comment so stop clowning.
@@BaseplateSRB You're Russian. I don't think you understand English very well when you can't decipher the context of me saying "meh" in a sentence. It means to shrug, so stop clowning. 🤡
Soooo, doom and doom eternal both have adaptive music, it was created to be mixed together, rise and fall with the intensity of combat, so the songs heard on album are rarely the same that you have in game ;) that became Mick's challenge as he had to port his music to song format !
Yeah that's why the album versions have some unsatisfying endings sometimes. In game it just sort of blends between clips from various songs. The best early game example is the first gore nest you find. It's just chill ambient and then the second you grab the heart out of it and smash it in your hand everything just goes insane and the music fires off into Rip and Tear and it's just head banging while slaying demons. Man I need to play that game again :-D
never seen a man so musically edged
For a more fast paced track like this one, BFG 10k from Doom Eternal is so sick. The original BFG Division was super good but the "sequel" skips almost all of the building and is just pure adrenaline packed into a much shorter track. Cultist Base from the same game is kind of a mix of the two, but has some of his best riffs from all of his tracks imo. Loving the reactions man, keep it up!
Might as well listen to all the main bangers of Doom: Eternal. So much incredible music, including in the DLC, which stands right up there with the main game.
the doom games are sensory overloads, you legit become so focused while mick gordon's tracks play in the background lol
Every time I listen to the DOOM soundtrack the only word that ever comes to mind is 'dirty', and I fucking love it!
Mick Gordon - Main Theme (DOOM 2016) still his best one for me
Ngl I would drop everything to watch you play this on stream
I've never cleaned my room so fast. Fixed the holes in walls too.
I still can't wait to see your reaction to Koma's gamerip mixes, especially now that they have cultist base and meathook. They are peak doom outside of what mick himself was able to do
Aswome reaction man! Flesh and metal would be a great one to do! It will make you RETHINK what kind of djent he’s doing!!
Watching The Making of Doom Music from Mick Gordon's channel makes you love this guy even more. The way he describes his thought process, despite being an edited video, brings even more value and thought to his songs, his calls for creativity. Features almost all songs you already listened to, btw.
Just amazing
You have earned my subscription my friend.
next meathook, bfg 10000, metal hell, flesh an metal, super gore nest an rust dust guts 🔥
He stopped the song there, because it hath been ripped and it hath been torn.
It's honestly a damn shame that extenuating circumstances resulted in Mick only being able to personally mix two of Doom Eternal's tracks. Imagine what we could've gotten if he'd been able to finish Super Gore Nest, or BFG 10,000, or Gladiator. Of course, Koma's done a damn good job with what they had to work with, but they didn't get it from the source.
Alas, at least he managed to get out arguably the two best tracks in the base game.
"*track finishes* You bastard..." LOL
Christmas Doom makes me wanna rip and tear through brown paper packages, tied up in string.
This is an epic song dude. Easily one of my favorites.
my man was ascending at the end of the track there xD
The word you're searching is "break", Mick Gordon is a break master in music
Hey man, I was kinda having a rough day but finding your vid kinda cheered me up. Thanks :) Rip and Tear brother!
I think I said it on another video, but check out Mick's GDC panel where he talks about making the soundtrack and some of the stuff he did to make it
I will be happy when the popular stuff gets done so some outliers can be reacted to.
Love it ❤
Mick Gordon made several versions of each part of his songs, and they get mixed on the fly as you play, which means you hear slightly different variations of the same song each time you play.
Very cool video ! Blood Swamp would be a great choice for next music, it's so brutal
You cannot listen to Mick Gordon and not head bang! it's IMPOSSIBLE !!
Ok bro! Go get your kleenex/towel.(insert Lonely Island) All jokes aside I love watching reactions that are into it. Enjoy yourself. Happy holidays.
I always felt like this was a lost Slipknot instrumental.
I'm gonna recommend Flesh and Metal to you, my man
The INSANE fact is.....This is from a video games soundtrack.....I like this more than most new stuff lol.
You've described edging. Useful when you need to splice a demon in half.
Don't forget that the music adjusts to what you are doing in the game. Out of the game you are listening to something more static. In game it flows with you. THIS is the reason Doom got rewards for its soundtrack. Not just the music being good itself, but its unique implementation. This does only concern Doom 2016 though. Doom Eternal suffered in many departments and the soundtrack got the worst of it. Hell, mixing was done by some random dudes, not by Mick. Plus the ingame implementation was oversimplified.
You should really listen to Hellwalker. It's the song where Mick Gordon mixed a chainsaw sound into his guitar.
Brilliant 👏
"its physically impossible to hear mick gordon and not want to move your body. I don't care who you are"
I disagree. I'm sitting in my room, doing art and calmly appreciating some positive energy tunes on my headphones.
I think he actually came at some point
Yo, you should totally listen to Fly from Yakuza 3. That is all
I'm yet again asking you for Meathook
Happy new year friend
Bro you have to react to Super Gore Nest from DOOM Eternal, mixed by Koma. You just have to.
Meathook doom eternal pls
Check the poll in my community tab ;)
gotta get into the Halo soundtracks Jesse, they hit you just like the Doom OSTs
Now do gladiator among one of the best boss fight songs of doom
My friend, you couldn't have said it better.
"It's impossible to listen to Mick Gordon, and not move your body."
if a musician can manipulate your emotions like that, SO MANY TIMES in one soundtrack. That is when you know, you have a LEGEND!
As for me... Iat this point, it does not seem like a far fetched argument now, but... Is Mick Gordon equal to, or better than someone like Metallica?
In my opinoin, yes.
Bro you should react to rip and tea-
Man this React was wild,ya could feel the hits going through ya body and making ya want to move lmao!
id really recommend ya check out Hellwalker From Doom (2016),that oldschool Soviet Synthesizer will punch ya in the face it sounds so awesome!
Mick Gordon at the time of Doom reboot went against the grain and the philosophy of game music as well, which is "the music suppose to be part of the ambience less it distract player from the action". Mick went the opposite way with balistic music to enhance and sync the player with action, mixing up different buildups to keep the player in action in and out of combat. The success of Doom 2016 is impossible without Doom soundtrack which both the devs and fan agree on.
this is not the full version bro listen to gamerip version an one more thing he has used only 9 string guitar 🎸 in all of song
I would load packages at ups to this song. Id hit over 400 an hour.
sorry btw... i just broke your likes from 666 to 667 :(
Please react to music interview as well. Here is the one Mick Gordon himself talked about his approach toward buiding new yet authentic Doom soundtrack. ruclips.net/video/Pu4dB_Wy1-E/видео.html Also at the beginning Id Solfware/Doom franchise's dev told Mick that "they don't want electric guitar" for the new Doom :)))
Fun fact, that's not an 8 string. It's a 9.
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