I found about the hidden rocket launcher very late when I was reading some comments a few years ago lol. My whole life I always felt proud of getting out of the building and getting that shotgun sitting in the backyard... lol
“Obfuscation” by Between the Buried and Me has some similarities to this song’s progression and if you dig the guitar solo at the end of this there is a similar scale used
@@finldoe2340 And what does that have to do with anything? Its not in 3D sure but, it does have the illusion. Its a shooter, its in first person. Its a first person shooter
As a millennial pleb born in 1995, I first heard this in DOOM 2016 after unlocking the classic map. And I kept fucking rocking to it for ten minutes after beating the map. This is so good.
What?! I was born in 2005 and my dad showed me DOOM 2 (I've never played DOOM 1, only 2 until 2019) when I was 3-4 years old and ever since I've loved this game
@@thanosguy576 >dad showed Doom to me Based. My parents freaked out when they first saw me and my cousin blowing zombiemen into gibs with the rocker launcher in Doom 2... at the age of 6 or something. '95er here btw
A Chainsaw! Find Some Meat Picked Up a Clip you got 4 shotgun Shells You got the Shotgun! You got a box Of bullets You got the chaingun! Picked a box Of Shells You got the Super Shotgun! Picked a Rocket Picked Up a box Of rockets You got the Rocket Launcher! Picked Up a energy Cell Picked Up a energy Cell pack You got the Plasma Gun! You Got the BFG9000! Oh yes...
probably because, Doomguy is more menacing along with the soundtrack, with the super shotgun and the fact that he isn't made out to be some guy wanting out to get out of Hell as soon as possible, he wants to get back IN as soon as possible
I've done a lot of research lately into Bobby Prince and the music he made for this game. While some tracks are almost direct covers like Barrels O' Fun being Them Bones by Alice In Chains, I don't see the exact similarity everyone seems to be obsessed with espousing for certain tracks especially this one. Both this and Shawn's Got The Shotgun definitely are inspired by Hangar 18 and South Of Heaven but they aren't as exact of covers as some of the other stuff he did. Sure the drums and other parts are exact but the overarching theme of the songs feel very different to me. The reason I mention this mainly is because to me there is something definitely special about the Bobby Prince inspirations of these songs even when put side by side to what inspired them.
What the part of this track after 2:00 *is* reminiscent of is his work on Duke Nukem II. Which, oddly enough, you don't hear much of on the Doom soundtracks. Mostly he went for a pretty different tone.
This is "Doom Eternal at Home" and im ok with that heck id love to see how would Eternal's Main theme works with this song's instruments also Underrated compared to At Doom's Gate
I'm a bit confused about this. The MIDI version I used to hear playing Doom didnt have the quality this song has. Maybe because I used to play on DOS? Both Windows and DOS had MIDI playback capability but used different tracks? Just curious.
Don't take my word for it, but this sounds a lot like they have been using a Roland MT32 soundcard rather than an adlib compatible like Sound Blaster. It is definitely not because it is the Win 95 version like the other dude said. :)
Hmm, were the Rolands still around back in the day of Win 95? I'm no PC sound expert at all and honestly I have no idea which sound card my computer had back then, but I'm pretty sure it was on-board. I've played Doom both on DOS and Win98 and they had music, but not like this.
caiocollalto Yeah, they were, but they were expensive. I would hazard a guess that you had an adlib compatible like Sound Blaster or similar, that one was far more common than most others. Any onboard or generic soundcard would most likely using that system. If you check out youtube + watch?v=uo51kLdNkoQ , this is probably more like what your game sounded like at the time :)
that terrifying moment when you come back to your house after work and this starts playing.
My house
@@Cellistontheinternet .wad
*Wad of toilet paper in ass intensifies*
Hell on earth
@@Mr._Zook .pk3
A chainsaw! Find some meat!
You got the shotgun!
You got the rocket launcher!
Entryway in a nutshell
rocket launcher?
@@lunaticberserker5869 there is secret with rocket launcher and some rockets
@@Dante_Spardavchuk Oh yeah, where the health bonus.
RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
KABOOM
**ims dying**
BANG BANG BANG BANG
**level finish**
I found about the hidden rocket launcher very late when I was reading some comments a few years ago lol.
My whole life I always felt proud of getting out of the building and getting that shotgun sitting in the backyard... lol
there's never a good outcome to a house fire
Better safe than sorry...
Pumpkin Rick
Don’t kill either of the dogs
Myhouse wad
are you a cat
The guitar solo is fucking nuts. So simple, yet elegant.
nuts.wad*
Very much elegant, no effects no nothing literally just pure guitar its actually fire
The music of random user's maps.
That's where the nostalgia come from
entryway is too short to enjoy this awesome piece of music!
map15
And that's why Industrial Zone (15) exists
Facts
The master levels has entryway music for the first half of the levels
“Obfuscation” by Between the Buried and Me has some similarities to this song’s progression and if you dig the guitar solo at the end of this there is a similar scale used
Feels :(
This is my DOOM II favorite song.
The best music lvl 9 the pit :D
My favorite is Map 30
But this is my second favorite
@@gartenkings5165 you mean into the Sandy's city
Entryway, into sandys city and the demons dead is my fav
One of my all time favorite first-person shooters
My all time favorite first person shooter.
Doom isn't 3d
@@finldoe2340 And what does that have to do with anything? Its not in 3D sure but, it does have the illusion. Its a shooter, its in first person. Its a first person shooter
Duck hunt solos
Doom: Eternal Fellas.
here it comes boys
Doom eternal doesn't even come close to doom 2.
First level’s song better have entryway in it tbh
Doom eternal is gonna be like Epiaode 2 of Doom 1
Eissen Dargwell “ warning the doomslayer has entered the facility!”
I can still hear the zombie men aggroing in the first few seconds.
As a millennial pleb born in 1995, I first heard this in DOOM 2016 after unlocking the classic map.
And I kept fucking rocking to it for ten minutes after beating the map. This is so good.
there's no way you shouldn't have at least of heard of Doom 2 when you were like 7 or 8 years old
What?! I was born in 2005 and my dad showed me DOOM 2 (I've never played DOOM 1, only 2 until 2019) when I was 3-4 years old and ever since I've loved this game
@@thanosguy576 >dad showed Doom to me
Based. My parents freaked out when they first saw me and my cousin blowing zombiemen into gibs with the rocker launcher in Doom 2... at the age of 6 or something.
'95er here btw
I herd this song when i got doom 2 on the doom slayers pc in doom eternal
I was born in 1995, but with 3 siblings, I grew up alongside OG Doom playing it waaaay younger than I should have been.
When you download some random WAD
Lmao so true though! When you open up most of the Master Levels.
the "Im testing a new mod" soundtrack
i just finished playng myhouse, and its magical to hear this normally again.
2:14 is my literal favorite part
I already lost count how many times did i hear this theme, and it´s still kicking in my mind! Awesome entryway theme..
The original doom series will always be best!
The best piece of music on the soundtrack, right here. :)
the first one always is
@@Merf_Gaming lol
Is it weird that I still remember every note of the solo that starts at 2:13 ?
Not at all
Hmm, weird. You should remember all notes, not only the solo!
Then tabs please
Nicolas Nobre theres midis out there
I can give you the sheet music,
But no tabs tho
No. It's a great solo
This game is a masterpiece.
A Chainsaw! Find Some Meat
Picked Up a Clip
you got 4 shotgun Shells
You got the Shotgun!
You got a box Of bullets
You got the chaingun!
Picked a box Of Shells
You got the Super Shotgun!
Picked a Rocket
Picked Up a box Of rockets
You got the Rocket Launcher!
Picked Up a energy Cell
Picked Up a energy Cell pack
You got the Plasma Gun!
You Got the BFG9000! Oh yes...
Something about the high hat in this midi is so menacing feeling. Really works with the ep2 storyline i think
probably because, Doomguy is more menacing along with the soundtrack, with the super shotgun and the fact that he isn't made out to be some guy wanting out to get out of Hell as soon as possible, he wants to get back IN as soon as possible
I've done a lot of research lately into Bobby Prince and the music he made for this game. While some tracks are almost direct covers like Barrels O' Fun being Them Bones by Alice In Chains, I don't see the exact similarity everyone seems to be obsessed with espousing for certain tracks especially this one. Both this and Shawn's Got The Shotgun definitely are inspired by Hangar 18 and South Of Heaven but they aren't as exact of covers as some of the other stuff he did. Sure the drums and other parts are exact but the overarching theme of the songs feel very different to me. The reason I mention this mainly is because to me there is something definitely special about the Bobby Prince inspirations of these songs even when put side by side to what inspired them.
Thanks for telling us who made this amazing piece of music. Love this tune so much. Bobby Prince, I'm a fan of him now.
@@pinecedar180 that truly warms my heart! Seriously thank you for the comment I love knowing I turned people on to new stuff
What the part of this track after 2:00 *is* reminiscent of is his work on Duke Nukem II. Which, oddly enough, you don't hear much of on the Doom soundtracks. Mostly he went for a pretty different tone.
"my first doom wad"
The last 10 seconds of this brings back so many fond memories..
Really gets you pumped up, like there's a real sense of urgency for what's going on in game.
This music gets you pumped!
Side note: The organ in this MIDI reminds me of Mario Kart 64, which uses a similar sound.
Welcome to Bowser's castle. Find some meat
funny you say that, as mk64 just straight up samples the Roland SC-55 rock organ, specifically the windows midi soundfont version, which doom uses
My favorite music in DooM 2's soundtrack.
After some research, I've determined this is the scc-1
Me after testing my maps a 1000 times and knowing them from memory (I am running Doom in my head)
@TyranofROBLOX this is the full version. it simply loops back 0:00 after 3:49
Hangar 18 innit
The moust often listened to piece of music in history of modding communities.
This is one of the best Seinfeld bass 90s sounding grooves!!
Listening to this while i ride my bike makes me feel powerfull
the national anthem of doom
3:10 is the best part objectively
house moment
This one and Eternal are my favorites.
I used to take my time on this level just so I could listen to this music lol.
hangar 18 lmaoooo i love it
2:13 favorite part
2:13 best part
The theme music is the true definition of tempered rage.
Doomguy's work is never over.
Mega Death - Hangar 18 :p
Gotta love midi music
The Icon of Sin dislike this
jayemerald99 To win the game, you must kill him, John Romero
Icon of Sin doesn’t even have a fucking theme
@@justarandomguy5088 There is. It’s Opening to Hell isn’t it?
@@MondySpartan doom eternal main menu theme
Ok
Someone needs to make a 10 hour version of this
Just enable youtubes loop setting
My very first FPS-Game and also my very first violent Game!!!!!!!
FINALY I FIND THE ORIGINAL!
THANK YOU MAN!
This brings back old memories :D
Hangar 18
probably my favorite classic doom music
BEST MUSİC İN WHOLE EARTH!!!!!!!!!! :D
mars
@@BanjoFighter But this DOOM 2
@@BanjoFighter doom 2 takes place on earth
Doom 2016 was awesome with this map
この疾走感が懐かしい！！
何百時間プレイしたかわからない。
welcome to are fortress tall lemme take some time to show you around
Ely Rogers welcome to an empty fortress a mighty wreck that once stood proud
@@nicheroni3452 abandoned by a crew of cowards
Discovered this one recently and I regret not discovering it earlier
If they bring back snap map, they should let you choose the music.
yep. it's map testing time
(first 5 seconds of the song)
god damnit the door doesn't work
all the years of eb hacking are coming back to me oh god
Pov: You start a Nightmare! run and ain't quitting on m2!
was that room there before
2:13
FREESTYLE!!
you mean solo?
**Chainsaw Noises**
Listen at 1,5 speed... It sounds cool!
Hear this song every time I make a doom map
I love it!
My favorite song to slay demons to.
God this music slaps so fucking hard
and so it begins
3:39
THE Best part
That moment when the most annoying monster in the game helps you get the most annoying secret in the game
The ESRB are here to save us!
Testing maps be like...
2:04 epic riff incoming
Wtf as soon as l read it my friend on discord called me
The "BUM"s arent a bass drum or anything musical, its plain and simply Doomguy punching a demon back to hell
The anthem of doom wads
The theme of Doom II Deathmatch
welcome to our fortress tall
I believe this is the Windows 95 Version...
Sounds like the theme of a sitcom
I wonder when I'll find my first Weap... Oh... 2 seconds.
ENTRYWAY 18 I KNOW TOO MUCH!
This is "Doom Eternal at Home" and im ok with that heck id love to see how would Eternal's Main theme works with this song's instruments also Underrated compared to At Doom's Gate
Running from Evil entryway the heath stalker underhalls
Booom baby😈👿👿👿💀☠🤛🤜🔫🧔🤨🤔🤨🤔😐 doom
welcome to our fortress tall...
ill take some time to show you around
2:14 and the rest of the video biutifal
2:13 Epic
9/10 needs more cyberdemon
I'm a bit confused about this. The MIDI version I used to hear playing Doom didnt have the quality this song has. Maybe because I used to play on DOS? Both Windows and DOS had MIDI playback capability but used different tracks? Just curious.
+caiocollalto This is from the Windows 95 version so it is possible.
+kamakazechickn Oh so that's why, tks mate
Don't take my word for it, but this sounds a lot like they have been using a Roland MT32 soundcard rather than an adlib compatible like Sound Blaster. It is definitely not because it is the Win 95 version like the other dude said. :)
Hmm, were the Rolands still around back in the day of Win 95? I'm no PC sound expert at all and honestly I have no idea which sound card my computer had back then, but I'm pretty sure it was on-board. I've played Doom both on DOS and Win98 and they had music, but not like this.
caiocollalto Yeah, they were, but they were expensive. I would hazard a guess that you had an adlib compatible like Sound Blaster or similar, that one was far more common than most others. Any onboard or generic soundcard would most likely using that system.
If you check out youtube + watch?v=uo51kLdNkoQ , this is probably more like what your game sounded like at the time :)
This gives me Scooby-Doo vibes.
Doom is a great game
Because you are killing demons
That black space in cyberdemon's underwear is disturbing me.
I know it's just his leg but it looks like he's got the zipper down.
oh god now I see it too
私はリンゴロバボックスは、に行く待って、地獄は時限爆弾です！妹のために。しかし、なぜですか？私はよく分からないものの。
Ok
Capolavoro
nostalgia
why does 2:42 make want to cry?
Imp monster first appear in this level.
They also appeared in E1M1 from Doom, I know, crazy
Nostalgia