BEST MUSIC TO LISTEN TO WHILE PLAYING DOOM
John Gordon
I pick the aptly named classical piece "The Infernal Dance" by
Igor Stravinsky.
Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
Sandman(Live)-Metellica
2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
What are your DOOM favorites??
-Matt.
0015...@ysub.ysu.edu
to anything else when Doom has all those cool sounds built in? Not only cool
but functional! I think playing without them is seriously damping performance.
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Casey Barton
>jjgo...@oasys.dt.navy.mil (John Gordon) writes:
>>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
>> Sandman(Live)-Metellica
>> 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
>> What are your DOOM favorites??
>
>to anything else when Doom has all those cool sounds built in? Not only cool
>but functional! I think playing without them is seriously damping performance.
One of the things I appreciate most about my PAS-16 (and about
better-than-SB cards in general) is the onboard mixer. Since the music in DOOM
has no real relevance to the game (unlike Wing Commander or X-Wing, which use
the music for "mood"), I have no qualms about turning off music entirely, and
playing my own. What comes out of my stereo is better than any soundcard out
there, even the GUS. (gasp!) Of course you leave the SFX on, though. The
shotgun and accompanying screams only serve to enhance the music.
My suggestions? *Anything* by Ministry. Rage Against the Machine and Tool
are good picks too. (I suppose anything really *angry* is what we're looking
for here.)
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Casey Barton <cba...@clark.dgim.doc.ca> wrote:
>0015...@ysub.ysu.edu writes:
>>jjgo...@oasys.dt.navy.mil (John Gordon) writes:
>>>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
>>> Sandman(Live)-Metellica
>>> 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
>>> What are your DOOM favorites??
>>
>are good picks too. (I suppose anything really *angry* is what we're looking
>for here.)
The Revolting Cocks ... "Stainless Steel Providers" or "You Goddamn Son of a
Bitch" or "Beers Steers and Queers" ... perhaps the Severed Heads from
"Bulkhead" or "Bad Mood Guy".
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>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
> Sandman(Live)-Metellica
> 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
> What are your DOOM favorites??
Go To Hell - Megadeth, of course
And it's usually great to throw Pantera's "Vulgar Display of Power" CD in....
Violence is best when accompanied by violent music...
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>0015...@ysub.ysu.edu writes:
>>jjgo...@oasys.dt.navy.mil (John Gordon) writes:
>>>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
>>> Sandman(Live)-Metellica
>>> 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
>>> What are your DOOM favorites??
>>
>
>better-than-SB cards in general) is the onboard mixer. Since the music in DOOM
Not intending to start a flame war, but I wish that people would get
their facts straight before making comments like the above.
Obviously you have never used a SBPro or SB16 or you would know that there
exist DOS and WINDOWS utilities for mixing the input channels (MIKE, LINE-IN)
and the output channels (MIDI,DIGITIZED AUDIO). Now, at this point in my
message i could make some uninformed comment about the PAS-16, but I won't
because I can admit I don't know anything about the card.
I don't see what place uninformed and misleading comments have in this forum.
If you don't have any information to contribute, please try to refrain from
contributing MISinformation. It's really a waste of everyone's time.
Walt
Gabriel Velasco
> One of the things I appreciate most about my PAS-16 (and about
> better-than-SB cards in general) is the onboard mixer. Since the music in DOOM
> has no real relevance to the game (unlike Wing Commander or X-Wing, which use
> the music for "mood"), I have no qualms about turning off music entirely, and
> playing my own. What comes out of my stereo is better than any soundcard out
> there, even the GUS. (gasp!) Of course you leave the SFX on, though. The
> shotgun and accompanying screams only serve to enhance the music.
I'm not sure what you mean? I'm not necessarily a big SB fan. I have
an old
SB because it was the only thing available at the time, but I can
disable the
music and leave the sound effects on. In fact, that's how I prefer to
play
the game.
-=Gabriel=-
Andrew BW Colfelt
Well, I just love Sade, ethpecially in a
DOOM thetting.
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David Hawks
any death metal. Old Sepultura, Carcass, Death, Bolt Thrower, Napalm Death
the list goes on and on. Hey even some old, Metallica would be good.
"Back to the front! You will die when I say you will die back to the front"
I for one like the sounds it already makes. I don't mind having music
playing in the background though.
-- David
ps. I am no longer a death metal fan, it got boring.
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i've found the mighty mighty bosstones lead singer to have *the* voice
of a space marine. also the harder nine inch nails is good stuff. try them out
before you comment.
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John Gordon
..Igor Stravinsky. also called "The Dance of King Kestchei"
..Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
.. Sandman(Live)-Metellica
.. 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
.. What are your DOOM favorites??
.. -Matt.
?Uhh, like my favorite are the Doom songs/sound effects. How could you listen
?to anything else when Doom has all those cool sounds built in? Not only cool
?but functional! I think playing without them is seriously damping performance.
-?
The sound fx match up great but the background music is terrible! Turn
the music off and pop in a CD of the previously mentioned and you are
ready to ROCK! -Matt.
eva...@earlham.edu
>>Igor Stravinsky.
>
>>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
>> Sandman(Live)-Metellica
>> 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
>> What are your DOOM favorites??
>
>Well, I just love Sade, ethpecially in a
>DOOM thetting.
more, I dunno, interesting? It also seems to fi in quite welll with the
game, try it, you may never see the game in the same way, especially in
God mode with a full load of ammo and lots of fodder...
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Death or Mr. Self Destruct by NIN playing real loud. Of course, I do
have the SFX going just as loudly.
Zyxt
Daniel Lundh
> > One of the things I appreciate most about my PAS-16 (and about
> >better-than-SB cards in general) is the onboard mixer. Since the music in DOOM
>
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Not intending to start a flame war, but I wish that people would get
> their facts straight before making comments like the above.
>
> Obviously you have never used a SBPro or SB16 or you would know that there
> exist DOS and WINDOWS utilities for mixing the input channels (MIKE, LINE-IN)
--------------------- and OS/2
> and the output channels (MIDI,DIGITIZED AUDIO). Now, at this point in my
> message i could make some uninformed comment about the PAS-16, but I won't
> because I can admit I don't know anything about the card.
Just wasting bandwidth.:)
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Silvo Tuominen
: In article <2lgeng...@oasys.dt.navy.mil>
: jjgo...@oasys.dt.navy.mil (John Gordon) writes:
:
: >
: >
: >I pick the aptly named classical piece "The Infernal Dance" by
: >Igor Stravinsky.
: >
: >
: >Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
: > Sandman(Live)-Metellica
: > 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
: > What are your DOOM favorites??
: >
: >
: > -Matt.
:
: Uhh, like my favorite are the Doom songs/sound effects. How could you listen
: to anything else when Doom has all those cool sounds built in? Not only cool
: but functional! I think playing without them is seriously damping performance.
I agree with you. Doom's original songs are the best. Period. But, if one
really should listen (or be forced to hear) any other kind of music, then
here are my record choices:
Death:Spiritual Healing
Sepultura:Schitzophrenia
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Go the whole hog and put some Ministry on.. Stigmata, N.W.O or Apocalypse
suit quite nicely.. or Pantera, 'Vulgar Display of Power'.. thats pretty good.
The best option is to take your sound card output, mix it into your cd player
output, then squeeze the whole lot through your 120W prolog surround sound
AMP with some bombastic area effect turned on.
Matt.
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John Linkous
>Go the whole hog and put some Ministry on.. Stigmata, N.W.O or Apocalypse
>suit quite nicely.. or Pantera, 'Vulgar Display of Power'.. thats pretty good.
Good choices! I lean toward popping in the CD-single version of NIN's 'Sin',
followed by 'Get Down, Make Love', and Pink Floyd's 'Meddle'. Nothing like
hearing David Gilmour's distorted voice yelling '...one of these days I'm
going to cut you into little bits...' while fraggin' a gazer.
John Linkous
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berchmeister
>: >Igor Stravinsky.
>: >
>: >
I prefer heavy choral pieces, such as 'Christ Lag in Todas Bagen' or 'Hall of the Mountain King'.
It gives the game that crazy, I am on a mission from God feel.
Berch?
Misha Eriksson
My personal favorite is the soundtrack from the movie Judgment Night,
featuring quite a few hardcore metal bands joining up with gangsta
rap-stylish rappers. Faith No More plays with Boo Ya Tribe, Pearl Jam
with Cypress Hill, Living Color with Run DMC, Mudhoney with Sir
Mix-a-Lot, and quite a few others!
One of my finest DOOM-moments was when I was about to enter the last
room before the exit in E1L5. That's the sort of heartshaped maze
with a few pillar, lots of invisible monsters, quite a few sergeants
and a nasty strobe light, illuminating the room with every few
seconds. To top it all it's pretty crowded in there, not too much
space to move and the ever so nasty barrels all over the place! My
favorite DOOM-room!!! Well, anyway, I tried this DOOM-room a few times
(got killed every time, mostly by barrels exploding into my face or
two-three insible mosters ganging up on me). I tried for the final
time, changing my strategy radically - moving from the Ratling to the
chainsaw!!! Determinantly I kicked open the door and entered the scary
darkness with my chainsaw revving at full speed. At the very same time
my CD-player started blasting out the theme song, Judgement Night,
which accompanied me while I sliced the monsters to kingdom come! Ha,
I felt like chewing stanniol paper and enjoying it a 100%.
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I prefer Fixed over any other NIN for DOOM playing... Gave up and Wish
really put me in the DOOM mood now no matter where I hear them <Pavlov's
salivating DOOM addict?>
Also good- <and already mentioned I believe> are Stigmata, and One of
These Days.
David McNett
>My suggestions? *Anything* by Ministry. Rage Against the Machine and Tool
>are good picks too. (I suppose anything really *angry* is what we're looking
>for here.)
It seems the favorite at my house is Ministry/Twitch. The newer stuff just
doesn't seem to work as well. Fallback to Ministry/Land of Rape and Honey.
Believe it or not, that first Enigma album works wonderfully for deathmatch
games. It's a very good "mood" for NetDOOM which is far less frantic.
Other favorites include:
Soundtrack to Terminator II
Rage Against the Machine (as you said...)
Prototype 909 (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED)
Tangerine Dream/Electronic Meditation (for NetDOOM)
Skinny Puppy (any album, they're all the same...)
Pink Floyd - Dogs of War (Delicate SOund of Thunder version)
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Christopher J. Pollard
>jjgo...@oasys.dt.navy.mil (John Gordon) writes:
>
>>I pick the aptly named classical piece "The Infernal Dance" by
>>Igor Stravinsky.
>
>>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
>> Sandman(Live)-Metellica
>> 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
>> What are your DOOM favorites??
>
>Well, I just love Sade, ethpecially in a
>DOOM thetting.
>
ever-so-nice string quartets. It really puts me in the peaceful mood required
to play such a nice, relaxing, game.
Brian Clow
In a previous article, mi...@snakemail.hut.fi (Misha Eriksson) says:
>One of my finest DOOM-moments was when I was about to enter the last
>room before the exit in E1L5. That's the sort of heartshaped maze
>with a few pillar, lots of invisible monsters, quite a few sergeants
>and a nasty strobe light, illuminating the room with every few
>seconds. To top it all it's pretty crowded in there, not too much
>space to move and the ever so nasty barrels all over the place! My
>favorite DOOM-room!!! Well, anyway, I tried this DOOM-room a few times
>(got killed every time, mostly by barrels exploding into my face or
>two-three insible mosters ganging up on me). I tried for the final
>time, changing my strategy radically - moving from the Ratling to the
>chainsaw!!! Determinantly I kicked open the door and entered the scary
>darkness with my chainsaw revving at full speed. At the very same time
>my CD-player started blasting out the theme song, Judgement Night,
>which accompanied me while I sliced the monsters to kingdom come! Ha,
>I felt like chewing stanniol paper and enjoying it a 100%.
I had the very same problem in the very same place in the very
same level in teh very same episode! I still haven't beat that dang
room... I passed it, but only useing the codes to make myself invincible.
Where do you findo the chainsaw before that room?
Thanks.
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>In article <CMG21...@sernews.raleigh.ibm.com> Dead...@Vnet.IBM.com writes:
>
>>Go the whole hog and put some Ministry on.. Stigmata, N.W.O or Apocalypse
>>suit quite nicely.. or Pantera, 'Vulgar Display of Power'.. thats pretty good.
>
Come On all,
I yer playin' episodes 2 or 3 the only thing to really get you in the mood
is some Satanic Death Metal like Morbid Angel, Deicide, Slayer (sorta).
BTW, I got my ticket to Sepultura/Fear Factory/Fudge Tunnel/Clutch DO YOU??????
Rockin' in satan's world (actually I just like the sounds of the guitars & drums
and can do without the satan stuff...)
Trav
Larry Jewell Kim Jewell
You want to get in the right mood to play DOOM? Check out Black Sabbath's
"Iron Man" (or did you youngsters think you invented this kind of music?)
"Fairies Wear Boots" works well, too.
Larry J
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>In article <colfelt....@ucsu.Colorado.EDU> col...@ucsu.Colorado.EDU (Andrew BW Colfelt) writes:
>>jjgo...@oasys.dt.navy.mil (John Gordon) writes:
>>>I pick the aptly named classical piece "The Infernal Dance" by
>>>Igor Stravinsky.
>>>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
>>> Sandman(Live)-Metellica
>Well I like to listen to some fine chamber music, played by one of those
>ever-so-nice string quartets. It really puts me in the peaceful mood required
Naahhh ... go the clockwork orange way and pump up the beethoven along
with your shotgun on your bloodstained rampages. makes it so much more
grandiose to the see the imps explode in symphony.
In deathmatch there is a whole slew of dark Led Zep tunes appropriate for the
matter. The best of which is No Quarter. Gives you 7 minutes of virtual
orgasm. And when I'm in an ironic mood there is always a Whole Lotta Love.
For cooperative mode it's Dire Straights with Brothers In Arms.
Salut,
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PHILIP ASHTON
>I pick the aptly named classical piece "The Infernal Dance" by
>Igor Stravinsky.
Try Wagner (pronounced Vagner for you classical newbies)
_Ride of The Valkyries_ works quite well...
>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
> Sandman(Live)-Metallica
> 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
> What are your DOOM favorites??
Agreed on Metallica. (I prefer "For Whom the Bell Tolls" or "Am I Evil" )
Also: Body Count (Ice-T) - "Body Count's in da House"
Slayer- "Angel of Death" and "Seasons in the Abyss"
Guns N Roses-"Welcome to the Jungle" (of course)
George Thorogood and the Destroyers- "Bad to the Bone" ;->
Judas Priest- "Nightcrawler", "Painkiller", or "The Sentinel"
Iron Maiden-"The Assassin", or "The Trooper"
W.A.S.P.-"Widowmaker" or "The Last Command"
Phil Ashton
Misha Eriksson
Brian writes:
>>One of my finest DOOM-moments was when I was about to enter the last
>>room before the exit in E1L5. That's the sort of heartshaped maze
>>with a few pillar, lots of invisible monsters, quite a few sergeants
>>and a nasty strobe light, illuminating the room with every few
>>seconds. To top it all it's pretty crowded in there, not too much
>>space to move and the ever so nasty barrels all over the place! My
>>favorite DOOM-room!!!
> I had the very same problem in the very same place in the very
>same level in teh very same episode! I still haven't beat that dang
>room... I passed it, but only useing the codes to make myself invincible.
>Where do you findo the chainsaw before that room?
Well, there are a few tricks to get out of this room in one piece, if
you don't wanna do it the hard (and manly!) way. Almost immediately to
the left of the entrance there's a narrow corridor going south, which
opens up to a room with your first Cheap Sunglasses - instant light!
On the left wall there's a secret door which opens up to a room in
which you can find a non-cheat Invisibility Blob - chew it, go back,
and ram that shotgun up the poop-shoot of the monsters!
There's also a chainsaw on this level. Remember the circle-shaped
room on the west side of this level, the one with the secret doors
opening up, revealing too many imps! On the opposite side of the acid
pool in the middle of the room there's a secret room, open it to get
your Radiation Suit, go down the hidden elevator in this room to get
the chainsaw and to get out to the courtyard with *lots* of
healthbonuses and a pretty handy supercharge!
> Thanks.
Not at all!
Son Of Worf
Andrew BW Colfelt <col...@ucsu.Colorado.EDU> wrote:
>jjgo...@oasys.dt.navy.mil (John Gordon) writes:
>
>>I pick the aptly named classical piece "The Infernal Dance" by
>>Igor Stravinsky.
>
>>Oh Yeah, Alien Nation-Scorpians
>> Sandman(Live)-Metellica
>> 2 the Edge of of Panic-Public Enemy (Terminator X)
>> What are your DOOM favorites??
>
>Well, I just love Sade, ethpecially in a
>DOOM thetting.
I'm kinda partial to Ministry and the Judgement Night soundtrack,
though Rage Against the Machine, 1000 Homo DJs, NIN and Revolting
Cocks will do in a pinch...
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Anthony J. Mills
: Well, if you want to fit the game with the music why don't you just play
: any death metal. Old Sepultura, Carcass, Death, Bolt Thrower, Napalm Death
: the list goes on and on. Hey even some old, Metallica would be good.
: "Back to the front! You will die when I say you will die back to the front"
: I for one like the sounds it already makes. I don't mind having music
: playing in the background though.
: -- David
: ps. I am no longer a death metal fan, it got boring.
: --
Personally for mood and atmosphere I like either Pink Floyd - Run Like Hell,
I'm gonna cut you up into little pices, comfotably numb or Guns and Roses -
That Terninator Theme along with some other's. For that where are they
feel Pink Floyds - Several furry animals gathered in a cave and grooving
with a pict, does the trick.
I usually have lights turned off as well.
Tony Mills
PS I have a chair on coasters and when I'm dodging I find that I can
barelly reach the keyboard because "I" move too much ( Does anyone else
have this problem, or am I in need of help ).
Joker
Hear hear! NIN "The Downward Spiral" is excellent! Ooh, I just got
a lovely idea... I'm gonna type the lyrics to "Heresy" and "March of
the Pigs" into my .plan! (yeah, whoopie, okay...:)
BTW, March of the Pigs is avaliable as a WAV on wuarchive.wustl.edu
FTP site. I'd make a helluva sound for a demon!
Rob Mohns
rmo...@black.clarku.edu
L.P. Williams
M I N I S T R Y !
Top DOOM music. Nothing else comes close. Hell TVII even sounds
like the chain gun, and flashback is nice and aggressive. Songs like So What!
and Breathe also go down well.
The samples add to the game no end.
--Killing Time is appropriate
To make a mess 'n' fuck all the rest
we say , we say
so what!
--- So what from the mind is a terrible thing to taste.
even the chorus sums up my feelings for the nazi daemon scum ...
Die Die Die Die . Simple but effective.
Happy doomin' not matter what it's to.
Llewelyn Williams <L.P.Wi...@ncl.ac.uk >
KELLER P.
Ice-T - Body count
Slayer & Ice-T - Disorder
Dubliners & Pogues - Irish Rover
Sonic Youth -Orange rolls,angle's spit
Peter Keller
Michael Piper
Anthony J. Mills <mil...@blackjack.dsto.gov.au> wrote:
>
>I usually have lights turned off as well.
>
>Tony Mills
>
>PS I have a chair on coasters and when I'm dodging I find that I can
>barelly reach the keyboard because "I" move too much ( Does anyone else
>have this problem, or am I in need of help ).
I, too, always play with the lights off and seated on a chair with
coasters, and, yes, I am always drifting around as I duck and weave. I
play with a joystick, so I only need to occasionally access the keyboard,
and often find I'm too far away when I need to make a quick weapon change.
I have a Gateway2000 programmable keyboard, so I programmed the keys in
the bottom row to mimic the number keys just so I can reach them!
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Jesse Harris Nice
playing at 4 in the morning.
Nice.
Quote of the week: "Una salus victus nullam sperare salutem."--The one
hope of the doomed is not to hope for safety. --Virgil's Aeneid
"I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little death
that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it
to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn
the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be
nothing. Only I will remain." -- Frank Herbert (Dune)
Darren Richard Gates
and really brings home the message when you have the 9000 thingy in your
hands, or indeed at top wack when your machine gunning (The best for slow
show gore) a whole tribe of bastards who turned up in the dark round a bend
like. Tis only one song though so bung in the whole Last Action Hero(TM)
soundtrack in the stack and crank up the sound...
Interestingly, when Napalm Death are playing then it's very hard to beat level
One.
Top Ten Doom Games:-
1. 2 Steps Behind - Def Leppard (For those netDoomers)
2. Big Gun - AC/DC (For obvious reasons)
3. Lithium - Nirvana (You need it for when you plain loony from
playing too much)
4. Coma - Guns'n'Roses (Only thing to get you away from it)
5. No Prayer For The Dying - Iron Maiden(ARGGGGG!!!!)
6. Down In It - Nine Inch Nails (Also good when chainsawing)
7. No Place To Run - UFO (Heeeheeheeee)
8. Unbelievable - EMF (For the newbies, I mean who didn't just
drop what degree they were doing and take
up a new lease of life for a few days/weeks/
years/lifetimes?)
9. Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd (For those of us who hide
behind walls with ze loaded weapon for our
deathmatch opponent..he.he.)
10.I Am The Walrus - Beatles (Because... er.... who cares?)
Hopefully this list of great (appropriate) tracks will be realeased soon (with
the game)....
Brett Nyborg
>I found that Megadeth makes a good companion to DOOM. Also, Metallica's
>Seek and Destroy would make a good theme song.
>
>Try running around on Ultra Violence while blasting 'So far, So good,
>So what' by Megadeth and see for yourself.
I disagree on this one.. try listening to some TRULY evil music while
playing Doom. Coil's "Hellraiser Themes" would work, especially for the
quieter, strobing-maze type areas (ie, E1M2) where you're not too sure
what's going to pop out at you (assuming you haven't played the game 10^3
times through..) For the nastier, fast-paced areas, fast techno or heavy
industrial (nothing pumps you like The Prodigy or even NIN or Ministry..).
Michael Piper
It's kinda fun to run around with the chainsaw while listening to "The
Lumberjack" by Jackyl. I also enjoy Megadeth (of course), Berlioz's
"Symphonie Fantastique", and "Totentanz" by Liszt.
-MLP
A wandering maniac...
Almost ANYTHING by Megadeth and some of the harder songs by Queen.
Darknuts
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>
and `The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke'? :)
(Queen fans only :)
biesa...@cobra.uni.edu
Classical is by far the best. I mean there is no need to be a savage
whilst you are blowing everything into the stone age!
Mike B
Timothy VanDeWalle
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graham hesselroth
>whilst you are blowing everything into the stone age!
>
> Mike B
In particular "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff is a nice piece to
slay to. (This is the classical music sampled in so many techo songs,
and in movies like Excalibur).
But my personal favortie is NIN "The Downward Spiral" or
Ministry "In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up"...
Graham
Pezz D. Spencer
>
> In particular "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff is a nice piece to
>slay to. (This is the classical music sampled in so many techo songs,
>and in movies like Excalibur).
> But my personal favortie is NIN "The Downward Spiral" or
>Ministry "In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up"...
Any Skinny Puppy album should do to compliment the atmosphere. However, I
highly suggest Cleanse, Fold and Manipulate. Or, if you're really in the
mood, Front 242's EVIL OFF.
Cheers.
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IA>> Classical is by far the best. I mean there is no need to be a sava
IA>>whilst you are blowing everything into the stone age!
IA>>
IA>> Mike B
IA> In particular "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff is a nice piece to
IA>slay to. (This is the classical music sampled in so many techo songs,
IA>and in movies like Excalibur).
IA> But my personal favortie is NIN "The Downward Spiral" or
IA>Ministry "In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up"...
IA> Graham
I HAVE to agree on the choice of Carmina Burana. INCREDIBLE.
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I like the opening and closing tunes from Koyyanisqqatsi, as well as a few
tracks off of Zoolook by Jean Michell Jarre (espicially on the spookier
levels). Of course, "Sober" by Tool is fun, too.
Richard Ward
Patrick A Friedl
In article <rrwardCn...@netcom.com>, rrw...@netcom.com (Richard Ward) writes:
> In article <2nqe3v$g...@nntp2.Stanford.EDU> an...@leland.Stanford.EDU (graham hesselroth) writes:
> >> Classical is by far the best. I mean there is no need to be a savage
> >>whilst you are blowing everything into the stone age!
I definitely think the whole Tool album "Undertow" is good for
playing Doom. There is so much rage and anger packed into that album
that it drives you to seek out rooms FULL of enemies and use the chainsaw
in a blood rage!!! Of course, I wouldn't suggest playing too long like
this, or right before you go to bed.
Don Lewis
I enjoyed it one evening to the tunes of SIMON and GARFUNKELS greatest hits
album. Peaceful music coming out the internal cdrom while I pulverize all
that moves while in BERSERK! mode.
Don
Silvo Tuominen
: I personally recommend Nine Inch Nails, AC/DC, Laibach, and Iron Maiden.
What's wrong with Doom's own songs? They are really 'frightening' and
well made. But if it really *has to* be something else I'd recommend
listening of these LP's:
Death: Spiritual Healing
Sepultura: Schitzophrenia
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: > Classical is by far the best. I mean there is no need to be a savage
: > whilst you are blowing everything into the stone age!
: >
: > Mike B
: I enjoyed it one evening to the tunes of SIMON and GARFUNKELS greatest hits
: album. Peaceful music coming out the internal cdrom while I pulverize all
: that moves while in BERSERK! mode.
: Don
I like the internal musics quite a lot (Not through a lame adlib, soundblaster
or even a GUS, but through my JV-80 synth using self made GM emulation)
It sound *REALLY* cool... But if the internal music doesn't count,
maybe something heavy, like in E3M8, or maybe classical too.
-pp
Ronald Miller
: > In particular "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff is a nice piece to
: >slay to. (This is the classical music sampled in so many techo songs,
: >and in movies like Excalibur).
: I like the opening and closing tunes from Koyyanisqqatsi, as well as a few
: tracks off of Zoolook by Jean Michell Jarre (espicially on the spookier
: levels). Of course, "Sober" by Tool is fun, too.
: Richard Ward
Add to the above the "Dies Irae" from Mozart's _Requiem_.
And, of course, Black Flag's _In My Head_ is pretty good, too.
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Garbett, Shawn
I personally enjoy _Einsterzende Neubauten_. For those real hard core fans
out there.
Shawn Garbett
Tom Murphy
Well I still think that the theme music from Terminator is
excellent for DOOM.
But any kinda classical music also has a lot of style to recommend it.
DeVore.
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> In article <2o18ia$5...@news.bu.edu>, mam...@cgl.bu.edu (Ronald Miller) writes...
>>Richard Ward (rrw...@netcom.com) wrote:
>>: > In particular "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff is a nice piece to
>>: >slay to. (This is the classical music sampled in so many techo songs,
>>: >and in movies like Excalibur).
>>: > Graham
>>: I like the opening and closing tunes from Koyyanisqqatsi, as well as a few
>>: tracks off of Zoolook by Jean Michell Jarre (espicially on the spookier
>>: levels). Of course, "Sober" by Tool is fun, too.
>>: Richard Ward
>>
>>Add to the above the "Dies Irae" from Mozart's _Requiem_.
>>
>>And, of course, Black Flag's _In My Head_ is pretty good, too
>>Ronald P. Miller " Every good scientist is one part B.F. Skinner
>>mam...@bu.edu and one part P.T. Barnum. "
>>74130...@compuserve.com Will sysadmin Unix for food.
>> .-.
>>
>
> I personally enjoy _Einsterzende Neubauten_. For those real hard core fans
> out there.
>
> Shawn Garbett
"The Evil Children" by King Missle is great, but brings out sadist tendencies.
Jeremy Johnson
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Sean
Kenneth Tam
Weird Al --> TRIGGER HAPPY!
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Geoffrey Stewart
Soundtrack to "Last of the Mohicans"
Soundtrack to "Jurassic Park"
Beethoven's 9th (choral "Ode to Joy," specifically)
Geoffrey
Simon Boyle
"Ace of Spades" by Motorhead
"Pleasure Death" & "Baby Teeth" by Therapy?
"World Techno Tribe" by Universe
Anything else that enhances the effects and adrenaline inducing
abilities of three jugs of espresso, a six-pack of Jolt and three
glucose packs.
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* Unsure of title. Goes somewhat like this: "I FEEL GOOD. <music> I FEEL
GOOD. <music> SO GOOD. <music> SO GOOD. <music> I FEEL GOOD."
* The last section of the 1812 overture (with the cannonballs).
I dunno. What do you think
Eric Holbrook
: Okay,
: "Ace of Spades" by Motorhead
: "Pleasure Death" & "Baby Teeth" by Therapy?
: "World Techno Tribe" by Universe
: Anything else that enhances the effects and adrenaline inducing
: abilities of three jugs of espresso, a six-pack of Jolt and three
: glucose packs.
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"Trigger Happy", by Weird Al. ;)
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Techno Destructo
and of course "Seasons in the Abyss" slayer (any track).
Mark Johnson
"Lake of Fire" -- Meat Puppets
"Attacked by Monsters" -- Meat Puppets
"I'm a Gypsy Motherf@$%er" -- G.G. Allin
Mark Johnson
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Christopher Hayashida
The best music to listen to while playing SPISPOPD is:
Smashing Pumpkins, of course! =)
k steven thomas
Tommy gun, well you ain't happy til you got one...
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"Locamotive Breath" by Jethro Tull
"I Don't Live Today" by Jimmie Hendrix
"L.A. Woman" by the Doors
"War Pigs" by Black Sabbath
I could suggest others. :)
Russ-
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David J Trudeau
How about: "Summer Song" - Joe Satriani
"Erotic Nightmares" - Steve Vai
"Hocus Pocus" - cover by Gary Hoey
"Get Up" - Van Halen, 5150
Patrick A Friedl
In article <57...@bsu-cs.bsu.edu>, pri...@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (Mud) writes:
> i personally like to listen to the "judgement night" soundtrack when i
> play doom. i normally don't listen to rap, but the power behind some of
> those songs is great...especially when playing doom. "just another
> victim" comes to mind along with "come and die". not only are the words
> appropriate, but the songs are like steroids when you are playing a
> power-trip game like doom.
>
> -primus
I still hold that Tool is one of the best bands to listen to while playing.
Granted, Judgement Night is a good cd, but with Tool (undertow),
you get lyrics like "you're a dumbass baligerent f**ker", "do unto
others what has been done to you", and the little monologue in the middle
of track four - I forget what song it is. If that doesn't drive you into a blood
rage, listen to track 69 - someone shouting "life feeds on life, this is
necessary..." to the "beat" of a cocking and firing handgun. The music is
actually well done, and its eerie (sp?). Sisckle & Ebert give it
two guns up!
Bob Campbell
bit of a problem in that I try to shoot to the beat :-)
"The Magnificent Seven" is great with the shotgun . . .
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Thomas Lorenz
I also prefer 'judgement night' when I play doom. But in my opinion the
song 'another body murdered' from Boo Yaa TRIBE & Faith No More is the
greatest one.
Lori
simoriah
stuff.
Try
SILENCE
they have a song with sampled DOOM noises. You can buy it this week in
Seattle Stores.
Jeremy Meyers
>they have a song with sampled DOOM noises. You can buy it this week in
>Seattle Stores.
allan b goodrich
Judgement Night and Tool are both real good to listen to. I find that
Rage Against the Machine is also excellent.
Some songs: Bullet in the Head (natch)
Know Your Enemy
Killing in the Name Of
Bombtrack
Fistful of Steel
My $.02. Pete, son of abg
Michael Will
"kill!" from Spliff's CD "8555"
Cheers, Michael Will
Rolf S. Bergli
>From: zxm...@studserv.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de (Michael Will)
>Subject: Re: BEST MUSIC TO LISTEN TO WHILE PLAYING DOOM
>Date: 6 May 94 07:26:50 GMT
>definitly (for german-speaking-lots):
> "kill!" from Spliff's CD "8555"
>
>Cheers, Michael Will
Rolf
Night Child
I had a blast (literally) playing doom while listening to
"Crash and Burn" by Ministry ("Twitch" CD). It is all
percussion and has a great beat for blasting away at demons
while running.
Kong Kritayakirana
a little repetitious after a while.
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zxm...@studserv.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de (Michael Will) writes:
>definitly (for german-speaking-lots):
>"kill!" from Spliff's CD "8555"
"Thieves" by Ministry: The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste
Poopie
My vote: just about anything from That Total Age by Nitzer Ebb, but in
particular:
Violent Playground,
and Join In The Chant (you know, the one that goes "guns, guns guns, fire, fire
fire, AAAAA!"