@@jettgroves6424 Exactly. Bye Bye American Pie= Them Bones by Alice In Chains Shawn's Got The Shotgun= South Of Heaven by Slayer Into Sandy's City= Sex Type Thing by Stone Temple Pilots The Demon's Dead= After All The Dead by Black Sabbath Even the original Doom theme is just Master of Puppets by Metallica
I downloaded this on limewire back in 2006 shortly before 10,000 days was coming out and this was labeled "Vicarious (demo instrumental)" So for the longest time I thought it was a Tool demo until probably 10 years later I uploaded it on UA-cam and eventually someone informed me what it actually was, haha.
@@lowreslireas to my mind cyberdemon fight had to be much more difficult than just throwing soul cube 4 times. Maybe there had to be much more demons, including hell knights, mancubuses, etc., but not only light demons like imps
Doom 2016 and Eternal made us feel what an absolute power fantasy felt like. Doom 3 made us shit our pants, surged with too much paranoia on every corner we turn. There's a reason why Doom 3 is different than all Doom games. It's coming from a perspective of just a regular marine fighting to survive through Hell and living with more than just a scratch.
I played Doom 3 last (1, 2, 2016, Eternal, 3) and hated it for that very reason, it doesn't fit. The reloading, the pace, the total lack of light - completely wrong. Then I reframed my approach to it, slowed down, bumped the difficulty up so I couldn't just run and gun, and Jesus Christ it's incredible.
Yea, doom 3 was like slow and horror, and that actually not bad Maybe they want players to see how normal person feel in hell Doom 3 is a good game, but not a really good doom
Kaze Captor I know, I'm just hoping just in case. Hey, speaking of DOOM, there is going to be a trailer for the new DOOM today (depending on your time zone). It's going to be livestreamed today at 6:30 PM Pacific time. Different websites say different times, but I'm just going with 6:30 because it's the earliest of all the times I've seen. Be sure to watch it!
even though this game was different from the classic doom games, it's still a great game so far. this game was way more challenging. you can't put up your flashlight and weapon at the same time your movements are slower, and also great and scary atmosphere. imo I will still call this a Doom game because your main task is still the same to the originals. kill demons, kick the cyberdemon's hard balls. and close the hell hole! but in a darker tone of course.
You can have flashlight and weapon in the bfg edition although it's better the other was make it way more intense ultra violence is the only way to play doom
I remember downloading this off of either Napster or lime wire back in 2006 and it was labeled vicarious demo instrumental so I thought it was Tool until like two years ago I found out it was from doom
+PandaJerk007 halo has iconic music such as covenant dance. Halo have many epic soundtracks and some rock tracks but doom is mostly metal so it's not really possible to compare. I love the halo soundtracks but this is more of a badass soundtrack in my opinion.
+zippo71111 I'd say Halo has that good "harmonic" soundtrack with an orchestra. where as DOOM has metal and rock. Both good in their respective categories.
The structure of the song perfectly matches the progression of the story. Both the song and the game start out pretty low key with the tension building up gradually. But then, after 45 seconds, the song picks up dramatically, which is similar to how all hell breaks loose when you find the scientist early in the game.
Yes it begins with a low tune and background creepy noise : hell is present but is mostly a rumor, a whisper, a signal. Then as the guitar comes in you get dragged in, deeper and deeper, as you realise it's all very real, and suddenly it all breaks loose. It also symbolises the progressive discovery of hell by the UAC. It feels as if you are able to isolate a remote signal, but then you lose control as it's not you coming closer to the discovery, but the anomaly that is coming for you. The main body, like the game, is pure action, highly rythmic, with the excellent work on drums expressing the rising skill of the marine fighting. The end comes as abrupt, but the creepy whisper of the dead drags out ; you're still alive, but are left scarred with the chilling implications of what you just faced. You may have won this battle, but doom, after all, is eternal...
DOOM 3's theme has no business being this _badass._ It totally set the tone for the game, in my opinion. Not a bad game, and you have to appreciate it for being the survival horror that id wanted all along.
No. Fuck that "not a bad game" bullshit. This game deserves the title of classic. It was a great game. It was everything a next gen Doom back then was capable of being. One of my favorites ever.
I just thought about how badass doom is. Just think about it, you run out of ammo, do you pull out a knife like you're fucking Martha Stewart? No! You rock with your fists like a real man, or even better you whip out a chainsaw!
I remember being a kid playing this game on my dads pc and hearing this menu song creeping in the background, my god amazing words can’t describe that fuzzy feeling of nostalgia
if you like this, check out tool. it's a mix of several tool songs; forty six & 2, lateralus, and third eye are all very evident, prob some others in there as well.
I gotta say this is the best theme song ever! It fits doom's dark and violent atmosphere perfectly well. Almost every time I opened the game I would pause at the menu until this song's over
@@obiwaankenobi4460 Remember its a product of the times. back in the early mid 2000's people were looking for something different, Classic Doom at the time is consider a classic but not yet nostalgic enough to have an entire remake of the game to have the same game play, Doom 3 brought something new with its graphic's and scary atmosphere pushing the limits of the PCs during that time.
People give doom 3 too much shit for being different than classic doom. to be honest, I fucking love doom 3's atmosphere, those dark and dingy uac levels are great, and the few hell levels are actually unnerving as fuck and unlike classic doom, this shit is unsettling. I love how doom 3 doesn't make you a badass demon killing machine, but a normal guy who's only power is his shotgun. Truly a classic.
"The Union Aerospace Corporation is the largest corporate entity in existance. Originally focused on weapon and defence-contracts, new ventures have expanded into Biological Research, Space Exploration and other scientific endeavours. With unlimited funds, and the ability to engage in research outside of moral and legal obligations, the U.A.C controls the most advanced technology....ever conceived"...
Machine Gun in one hand, shotgun in the other, the Doom Marine walked atop of the mountain on Mars. He overlooks the barren terrain, dust sweeping everywhere. Only, the winds of dust catch on the legion of Hell, under the command of Dr. Malcolm Betruger. An Imp catches sight of the marine, and lets out a warning cry. The horde directs its attention towards the Marine, and with a commanding cry from Betruger, they charge at the Doom Marine, eager on spilling his blood. The Marine shakes his head, loads his weapons, and rushes at the enemy, intent on returning the favor. Just another day for the Doom Marine...
DiscipleFiveActual It's not Tool. I heard the same thing, I looked into it. But you can definitely hear that's what they shooting for. Same thing with the first Doom. Definitely sounded a lot like Master of Puppets from Metallica
Damn right. I would still have alot of my old Xbox game but as with alot of things time happens, ya lose stuff, things get worn out, people steal things from you, the usual. Thankfully my friend was cool enough to let me borrow his BFG Edition for the 360 and it was like picking up where I left off with the addition of RoE and Lost Mission.
This sounds so grunge era....for many reasons but mostly the drums. Like something out of a highschool garage band; What a perfect era of music to experience adolescence in. Much of it sounds like tool/NIN but I also hear influences from Filter and (early) Monster Magnet as well. It's like a tribute to the 90s.
@@Kola25_97 I Actually came to this video to say it reminds me of tool, filter and ministry, but then find out I already said this shit half a decade ago lmao. Still love the energy and rawness of the drums.
man, i remember when i was 13 or some shit i used to open up this game and just listen to the menu music for ages. great soundtrack, great game and i loved the flashlight mechanic in the game. the dynamic lighting was off the scale for the time, even holds up today.
0:05 Jambi 0:21 Forty Six & Two/Reflection 0:44 Lateralus 1:05 Third Eye Obviously they don't sound exactly alike, just some elements/maybe inspired by Tool, either way great track
jambi couldn't have been in there, it wasn't even out yet, and that part doesn't really even sound like it anyway. the other three, though, straight up rip offs
Whenever people says about Doom 3, you can't deny that this track hits at the same level as At Doom's Gate, BFG Division and The Only Thing They Fear Is You.
@@jasonfrancese8359 dang I'm getting memories of when me and my brother played atv off road racing on the ps2 we would mess around and drive out of bounds so we'd go flying lol
It's crazy how many parts of this song ended up in DOOM 2016 tracks. The main bit was reused for the main part of Flesh and Metal, meanwhile other parts were reused in Harbinger and Skullhacker. You know it's a timeless banger when it ends up in two of 2016's best tracks, one of those tracks being the single hardest in the game.
Yeah, that's one thing that the other DOOM games have over DOOM 3. I remember being disappointed playing DOOM 3 because of the lack of in-game music. I just played a bunch of Disturbed, Rammstein, etc while playing.
I find it funny how I wasn’t born during the Doom Cycle and I have enough brain cells to realize just because a game in the series changed gameplay and wasn’t the same as previous ones doesn’t make it a bad game
While I don't think it's as good as its legendary predecessors, this game is still quite fun to play and definitely has some spooky atmosphere. The combat, though slower, is still done well enough to make traversing the samey-looking levels worthwhile, in addition to all of the neat audio logs and info videos, which are great pieces of detail that make the Mars Base feel real. The graphics are spectacular for their time, and the enemy redesigns are pretty cool to look at. Overall, a solid entry in the Doom franchise.
True, but it's one of those things, "sequels are never as good" you know?, although Doom 2 was actually better than the original. I thought Doom 3 was incredible at the time, yes it was a bit slow, but in a good way, I loved how you could feel the bullets hitting the enemies. Though I still would like if they made the newer games have the old style of doom, you know?, the old corridors and big outdoor areas, sure they have that but artistically it's all a bit too mechanical looking in design now. Still, I think, from what I have played, Doom 4 is pretty great, I didn't think I'd like the fast paced style, but when you think about it, the originals were pretty much going for that. All Doom games are pretty spot on imo.
+Tom Cooper Doom 3 tried to be a scary spooky horror game, which was a bit weird seeing as that was never really the point of Doom. It was somewhat saved by the fact D3 became one of the "big three" during the next-gen wars of 2004, so it was going to be hyped and successful regardless. I think the new Doom (Doom 4? "NewDoom"?) understood what Doom really was originally about, and just went back to being about murdering lots and lots and lots and *lots and lots and* _lots_ of demons. And finding key cards....
Mythricia I agree but I think whilst doom 3 was different, it was the right time for a game like that and it was still very a good scary game. I guess even the originals were pretty scary in parts, especially when you're a little kid. I am enjoying Doom (4) though, I like the whole keycard thing too. it does feel like the originals but I kinda wish they'd have made the maps look more like the old games, they still look very Doom 3, mind you, i'm sure that would have been quite hard to do considering the graphics/artwork etc. I haven't played much of Doom (4) yet so I don't know what all the levels look like yet. what was the other big 3? I presume Half-Life 2, but can't think of the other.
Tom Cooper Half-Life 2 and Far Cry - ironically Far Cry came out first despite being sort of an unknown game for a while... I guess Medal of Honor also took part in that generation race towards the end. Heh, was a fun time to be an enthusiast! Anyway, yeah I guess it's one of those things where it can't please everybody - D3 split the community a bit I think, what Doom was supposed to be like. I think it's important to keep developing new ideas though, and NewDoom is different from the old ones - because, it's new! 15 years from now, someone will talk about NewDoom with nostalgia too. If we just keep replicating games from 1995 I think we would all get bored. Nostaliga is powerful like that. Many new gamers would not be impressed by a real Doom-lookalike - and they're not wrong to feel that way. I might enjoy Doom 2, but that's partially due to the memories associated with it, and because it takes me back to a previous time that I enjoyed. But if someone doesn't have that connection - and many don't - all it is, is an old and kind of crap game. And again - they're not really wrong!
Mythricia ah yes of course how could I forget Farcry, I loved gaming back then. I agree but I didn't mean for it to look exactly like Doom 1/2 just not so Doom 3 like, because it is very similar in the way it looks. Obviously I didn't mean replicate the whole look of the first two games, or feel. Just the levels are very similar (to Doom3) so far, not that it's bad, just like you said, but it is important to develop something new, the gameplay is a lot faster I guess so, yeah.
Do youself the favor of playing it! It does look a bit old in todays standards, but it's a great game. It's more eerie than the other games, more atmospheric with its dark crawlspaces and what not
Man, when this game's first demo was released it blew my mind. Never fully played it till 2007, played on my friends Xbox, everything about it just made my expectations go through the roof for what would come. Not the best, but it is my favorite of the series. I wish i had that feeling of playing this again for the first time... just to think 2004 was so futuristic sounding at one time. Now it's a far off memory. What a time to grow up.
I originally heard that DOOM 3 wasn't too good but I just started going through Blindly and I gotta say, Im really liking it, I mean sure I rather the other DOOMs but this one is not bad at all. Can't wait to continue!
![Marilyn Manson - Resident Evil - Theme [Extended & Remastered by Gilles Nuytens]](/img/n.gif)
Even after 17 years, the soundtrack is still a banger.
I sure nothing changes in another 17y
@@TheTranscendentForce *another ETERNITY
Absolutely.
All 3 minutes of it.
It hasn't been that long... has it?
I doubt it just magically gets worse.
The most Tool doom has ever sounded, straight up Lateralus
Was literally just listening to that song and said to myself "hey that kinda sounds like DOOM 3's theme"
@@meatpop8573 same
Wouldn’t be the first time they ripped off bits of other songs lol
@@jettgroves6424 Exactly.
Bye Bye American Pie= Them Bones by Alice In Chains
Shawn's Got The Shotgun= South Of Heaven by Slayer
Into Sandy's City= Sex Type Thing by Stone Temple Pilots
The Demon's Dead= After All The Dead by Black Sabbath
Even the original Doom theme is just Master of Puppets by Metallica
If you to hear Tweaker channel their inner Tool, you should listen to ‘Ruby.’
Being able to play this in the DOOM Fortress is So Choice.
Lol, I found out about this song through that and now I love it.
I feel so pumped walking around to this. And when Im really bored I go to The ripatorium and BFG Division all The way!
RIP AND TEAR UNTIL IT'S DONE.
Jumping into the portal at precisely 0:45
WAIT where can you find it??
@@Luy22 its on super gore nest
One of my favorite Lateralus covers.
Now that you mention it... damn they're similar! Totally different tones though.
I downloaded this on limewire back in 2006 shortly before 10,000 days was coming out and this was labeled "Vicarious (demo instrumental)" So for the longest time I thought it was a Tool demo until probably 10 years later I uploaded it on UA-cam and eventually someone informed me what it actually was, haha.
@@jhaz89 What a story, ahah! Oh and RIP Limewire ❤
@@jhaz89😭😭
It's not just Lateralus. 1:06 is third eye.
Say whatever you want about Doom 3, but the theme song was absolutelly kick ass.
D A T
B A S S
Danny Anzoategui the theme is great....but I wish they made the gameplay more based, you know, around the awesome theme.
@@Dr.Oofers you can play the mod doom 3 perfected, it's has better action and a better hell
But doom 3 was great for its time
No.
*B A S S*
"The Devil's real. I know. I built his cage."
Welcome to the mess hall. Your duty has always been to die soldier!- Sabaoth
I always thought he said "I know, I've been to his cage."
"Yeah? Well your cage sucked." -Civvie11
Davoth
@doomslayer9138 Who is also God at the sametime!
THIS should have fucking played while you were fighting the final boss
+SwiftFoxyGamer I was thinking about making a mod for something like that
Either Doom 1's first level soundtrack or this
+Lalá or make a custom cyberdemon map
+FluorescentGreen5 That's easy.
@@lowreslireas to my mind cyberdemon fight had to be much more difficult than just throwing soul cube 4 times. Maybe there had to be much more demons, including hell knights, mancubuses, etc., but not only light demons like imps
You mean Death?
Doom 2016 and Eternal made us feel what an absolute power fantasy felt like.
Doom 3 made us shit our pants, surged with too much paranoia on every corner we turn.
There's a reason why Doom 3 is different than all Doom games. It's coming from a perspective of just a regular marine fighting to survive through Hell and living with more than just a scratch.
Totally agree!
I prefer the idea of the DOOM Guy being a normal marine. It humanises him. They romanticised him a bit too much in the new games.
@@jamesedleymusic I see your point.
I played Doom 3 last (1, 2, 2016, Eternal, 3) and hated it for that very reason, it doesn't fit. The reloading, the pace, the total lack of light - completely wrong.
Then I reframed my approach to it, slowed down, bumped the difficulty up so I couldn't just run and gun, and Jesus Christ it's incredible.
Yea, doom 3 was like slow and horror, and that actually not bad
Maybe they want players to see how normal person feel in hell
Doom 3 is a good game, but not a really good doom
0:45 just my personal button
right click > loop
1:58 This one's mine
2:11
That's the best part.
1.42 mine🔥
Hope DOOM 4 has a kickass soundtrack like this!
larvashwe of course it going to have its we're talking about DOOM
Kaze Captor I know, I'm just hoping just in case. Hey, speaking of DOOM, there is going to be a trailer for the new DOOM today (depending on your time zone). It's going to be livestreamed today at 6:30 PM Pacific time. Different websites say different times, but I'm just going with 6:30 because it's the earliest of all the times I've seen. Be sure to watch it!
Kaze Captor So, did you see the DOOM gameplay? What did you think?
I fucking like the action so much but i expected more dark parts the hell out darker
Kaze Captor Yeah I agree the action was awesome, but I wish the enemies wouldn't glow blue and red when they are ready to be executed.
I remember how this song feels like a powerful motivation to survive in this horrible place
Then you learn how to have fun with chainsaw and run towards everything you see
Normies.
@@pixelnazgul ok boomer
@@onutrof1157 пф бензопила, Морпех настолько брутален что забивает врагов фонариком.
@@pixelnazgulok redditor
Elon Musk: we plan to go to mars by 2025
Everybody: * nervous sweating *
Musk is the head of the UAC
@@Interloper322 true
Elon musk has doomed all of us!
Elon musk is betruger
Mars is always where shit goes horribly wrong in nearly every science fiction series.
Somewhere Adam Jones is grumbling "that's my damn riff"
Probably more proud that more people are discovering tool
I thought you weee talking about Alex jones for a sec
Yo for real xD Lateralus vibe.
Overthinking, Over-analyzing separates the body from the mind
+HaProductions01 funny, it's still not by tool.
+HaProductions01 I know!!! Massive ripoff.
+HaProductions01 Withering my intuition leaving opportunities behind.
sadly
I cannot give this comment enough thumbs up.
even though this game was different from the classic doom games, it's still a great game so far. this game was way more challenging. you can't put up your flashlight and weapon at the same time your movements are slower, and also great and scary atmosphere. imo I will still call this a Doom game because your main task is still the same to the originals. kill demons, kick the cyberdemon's hard balls. and close the hell hole! but in a darker tone of course.
Mr. Doggy Meaty also kick the spider's brains out
I call the spidermind=MasterMind
Agent Cyberdemon actually doom 3 is really fast speed just gotta strafe run and jump.
You can have flashlight and weapon in the bfg edition although it's better the other was make it way more intense ultra violence is the only way to play doom
Darrell Middleton veteran is sorta the ultra violence of doom 3
13 years ago and this song still kicks ass
I remember downloading this off of either Napster or lime wire back in 2006 and it was labeled vicarious demo instrumental so I thought it was Tool until like two years ago I found out it was from doom
My favorite instrumental song in all history.
+KyoBladezen Hm, you must have never heard the Halo series soundtracks ;)
Please don't hate me lol
+PandaJerk007 halo has iconic music such as covenant dance. Halo have many epic soundtracks and some rock tracks but doom is mostly metal so it's not really possible to compare. I love the halo soundtracks but this is more of a badass soundtrack in my opinion.
+zippo71111 I'd say Halo has that good "harmonic" soundtrack with an orchestra. where as DOOM has metal and rock. Both good in their respective categories.
Argent Combat from DOOM will blow your mind then!
Yo this song is by Tool - Lateralus. So in history look up Tool. Way better than this song.
If Mick Gordon remakes this in Doom Eternal, I'm going to lose my mind.
he already kind of remade it in doom 2016 (it’s in flesh & metal and harbinger)
Song makes me want to go insane...
And here we go-
feat. Adam Jones, Danny Carey and Justin Chancellor
It's gonna remake OG DOOM song.
The structure of the song perfectly matches the progression of the story. Both the song and the game start out pretty low key with the tension building up gradually. But then, after 45 seconds, the song picks up dramatically, which is similar to how all hell breaks loose when you find the scientist early in the game.
Yes it begins with a low tune and background creepy noise : hell is present but is mostly a rumor, a whisper, a signal. Then as the guitar comes in you get dragged in, deeper and deeper, as you realise it's all very real, and suddenly it all breaks loose.
It also symbolises the progressive discovery of hell by the UAC. It feels as if you are able to isolate a remote signal, but then you lose control as it's not you coming closer to the discovery, but the anomaly that is coming for you.
The main body, like the game, is pure action, highly rythmic, with the excellent work on drums expressing the rising skill of the marine fighting.
The end comes as abrupt, but the creepy whisper of the dead drags out ; you're still alive, but are left scarred with the chilling implications of what you just faced. You may have won this battle, but doom, after all, is eternal...
@@NKWittmann Appreciate your elaboration :)
@@NKWittmann that makes sense, but... all of these riffs are TOOL riffs. But they might've intentionally placed it like this
This is definitely inspired by TOOL.
0:22 Forty Six & 2
0:44 Lateralus
1:06 Third Eye
without a doubt.
if you ask me, it's like a tribute to them, and the 90's in general. :)
It's so clear yeah, the transitions in between too sharp tho isn't it
totally agree!!
The grudge
0:39 - 1:56
Hell yeah, that brutal punch gets me everytime. Oof.
@@tasherxx_ any big youtuber is
sports fans are gamers?
Yeah those music notes really sound like doom like actual doom instead of doom 3 horror stuff
Sounds like Tool, because Tool is the only who sounds so very badass in his own style.
DOOM 3's theme has no business being this _badass._ It totally set the tone for the game, in my opinion. Not a bad game, and you have to appreciate it for being the survival horror that id wanted all along.
It's my favourite DOOM!
Unfortunately Bethesda ruined it...
No. Fuck that "not a bad game" bullshit. This game deserves the title of classic. It was a great game. It was everything a next gen Doom back then was capable of being. One of my favorites ever.
You will confess that Jesus is Lord. Repent for the kingdom of God is at hand.
@@C61-y9s No.
@@C61-y9s lmaooooo
Sounds a lot like an industrial Tool.
Opening riff - 46 & 2
:45 - Lateralus
1:06 - Third Eye
YES! I noticed this a few weeks ago.
7thRadical sounds like Triad at 1:00
yes, I heard that too!! I am not crazy lol
Immediately thought of Lateralus
spot on!
Almost 2 decades later and this theme still slaps. A timeless classic when it comes to video game music.
Probably one of the best themes in the whole series. Absolutely pumping
I just thought about how badass doom is. Just think about it, you run out of ammo, do you pull out a knife like you're fucking Martha Stewart? No! You rock with your fists like a real man, or even better you whip out a chainsaw!
+Bartosz Koźmiński
Or even better you can use the falshlight! xD
I wonder if you have ever engaged in a real fight
Chris C coz doom has a lot to do with real fights right :D
+Chris C I wonder how is it related
+Bartosz Koźmiński you've never been "a real man" for your standards though, let alone chainsaws...
This kicks fucking ass!
+Taikapeke That's because the ripped off Tool.
+Austin Aaes don't take it so personally, imitation is the greatest form of flattery!
But but but...
Nah, I dont give a fuck. I still like.
+Austin Aaes Well hey, its not like e1m1 didn't rip of master off puppets
I will be forever amazed by this song and game.. Tool and Doom!
Doom 3 is amazing
some parts remind me of Lateralus by Tool
yap
and 1:09 sounds like third eye
that's what I exactly wrote :D
I'd even add that 0.22 bass riff is similar to 46&2
0:22 Reminds me of Reflection and Forty six & 2 kind of a mix. Totally a Tool inspired theme. Epic!
FEED MY WILL TO FEEL THIS MOMENT
URGING ME ACROSS THE LINE
Yeah but this time with a loaded shotgun and grinding teeth
Heh Tool reference.
Haha
I wondered why it sounded kind of familiar!
hahahahaha
One word to describe this song: BADASS.
I wanna sock someone too it
@@giannimoran189 sus
Even after 13 years later this is still a masterpiece
there's a track in the new Doom that features a sample from this theme, and it's as awesome as you'd expect.
whats the name
Ryan Indiefest I don't remember the exact track, unfortunately
+TheGrayMysterious tbh i dont like techno new doom theme....
+Ryan Indiefest look up DOOM trailer composition [ or compilation ] and should be by a guy banned Koma "something something"
Flesh and Metal.
doom 3 was a awesome game
Is awesome game.
And it is and will be always for me...
Hell yeah!, still is!
I pretty much agree!
JOMARS 12.03.2019
Doom Eternal
Survival Horror teach you: be prepared because the first day of work is when hell come´s to earth
Leon Kennedy says "Hello" :D
***** Gordon Freeman nods silently
FNAF guy agrees :D .... wait what ? =P
qu4dq0r3 you make me google it and yes he counts too, maybe Steve from Minecraft? I mean the guy just born and it gotta work and survive the night :O
Isaac clarke:no shit.. Sherlock
This will always be the best Doom sound. I was at Quake Con 2004 when this was played..badass!
The bass riff at the begining is sick, sounds so archaic
RIP AND TEAR
UNTIL IT'S DONE
Wrong game buddy :|
i beleive thats from an old comic when the doom guy says that, and this song was sampled in doom 2016 titled "flesh and metal"
RIP AND TEAR
UNTIL IS DONE*
Actually both of you said it wrong its
RIP AND TEAR UNTIL IT IS DONE
+Admacplays
is it really the wrong game? the game we're talking about in question is doom so...not really. came from the same franchise.
I remember being a kid playing this game on my dads pc and hearing this menu song creeping in the background, my god amazing words can’t describe that fuzzy feeling of nostalgia
Best song ever that beat drop and everything it sends chills down by spine and if I were to meet whoever made this in real life I'd probably die.
if you like this, check out tool. it's a mix of several tool songs; forty six & 2, lateralus, and third eye are all very evident, prob some others in there as well.
I gotta say this is the best theme song ever! It fits doom's dark and violent atmosphere perfectly well. Almost every time I opened the game I would pause at the menu until this song's over
Justin Lu Doom is not supposed to be horror.
@@obiwaankenobi4460 Remember its a product of the times. back in the early mid 2000's people were looking for something different, Classic Doom at the time is consider a classic but not yet nostalgic enough to have an entire remake of the game to have the same game play, Doom 3 brought something new with its graphic's and scary atmosphere pushing the limits of the PCs during that time.
GAEM Stuff Why do you get to decide what Doom is and isn't? Are you John Cormack or John Romero? No.
@@obiwaankenobi4460 what the fuck are you talking about
People give doom 3 too much shit for being different than classic doom. to be honest, I fucking love doom 3's atmosphere, those dark and dingy uac levels are great, and the few hell levels are actually unnerving as fuck and unlike classic doom, this shit is unsettling. I love how doom 3 doesn't make you a badass demon killing machine, but a normal guy who's only power is his shotgun. Truly a classic.
This makes a perfect alarm music!!!
The start is very smooth, but it's guaranteed that you will wake up soon.
NEVER PUT A GOOD SONG AS AN ALARM!
You'll hate it after it wakes you up many times,
I did it once to a song i liked, now I hate it...
so true Lmfao
This is without a doubt the most badass Doom theme in my opinion. It's just perfect.
This does put a smile on my face after 2 years
Such an underrated classic game. Doom 3 will live on forever.
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Darkstar approach
that is the first moment I went "uh oh..."
I remember watching this in 2007, even after a few years Doom 3 came out. Time sure flies by quick.
Might be unpopular opinion but Doom 3 is my favorite doom.
Same
Me!!!! You 💯💯💯🙌🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏
Way better then shenanigans eternal
Have you played Eternal????
@@destruction126 Yes. Still 3 is best.
Machine Gun in one hand, shotgun in the other, the Doom Marine walked atop of the mountain on Mars. He overlooks the barren terrain, dust sweeping everywhere. Only, the winds of dust catch on the legion of Hell, under the command of Dr. Malcolm Betruger. An Imp catches sight of the marine, and lets out a warning cry. The horde directs its attention towards the Marine, and with a commanding cry from Betruger, they charge at the Doom Marine, eager on spilling his blood. The Marine shakes his head, loads his weapons, and rushes at the enemy, intent on returning the favor. Just another day for the Doom Marine...
i love tha guy so awesome!
General Velocipator thats da way
du yu knuw da weey?
If your talking about doom 3 guy, he's a normal marine, he's really badass since no speed, super strength, just your average adult
the way you said "mountain on mars" and "imp catches sight of the marine" reminds me of that Doom Cover
1:41 Doomguy fucks up all demon shit
+NuevoDuende Heeyyy look at my profile picture!!! :DD
+vavvovei 1 Hey friendly Revvie!
+NuevoDuende is that what people call the protag? rofl
+NuevoDuende Fuck yeah
+Bartosz Rososiński I will see you guys in Hell...this Friday :)
anyone else think this sounds like Tool??
It is Tool.
DiscipleFiveActual It's not Tool. I heard the same thing, I looked into it. But you can definitely hear that's what they shooting for. Same thing with the first Doom. Definitely sounded a lot like Master of Puppets from Metallica
I thought the old doom games sounded like megadeth
Very atomic
***** Neither. Trent left the production of the game.
0:44 still gives goosebumps!! DooM forever!
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I play this when I'm in the Fortress of DooM
Same and when I'm in the ripatorium!
Me too
this and quake 2 songs
same this is the perfect pump up song before you go punish some demons
Even after so many years, ever since it came out on the original xbox... it will never get old. Headbangers for life
+David McKee Still have the original Doom 3 on Xbox in near perfect condition. Such nostalgia....
Damn right. I would still have alot of my old Xbox game but as with alot of things time happens, ya lose stuff, things get worn out, people steal things from you, the usual. Thankfully my friend was cool enough to let me borrow his BFG Edition for the 360 and it was like picking up where I left off with the addition of RoE and Lost Mission.
this song kicks ass on a million levels fitting for the game that matches the amount of ass kicking's
This is better than the only thing they fear is you
Facts
Real
Chris made masterful atmosphere here. Forever love this.
This sounds so grunge era....for many reasons but mostly the drums.
Like something out of a highschool garage band; What a perfect era of music to experience adolescence in.
Much of it sounds like tool/NIN but I also hear influences from Filter and (early) Monster Magnet as well. It's like a tribute to the 90s.
I thought the bass intro riff sounded like Filter too.
@@Kola25_97
I Actually came to this video to say it reminds me of tool, filter and ministry, but then find out I already said this shit half a decade ago lmao.
Still love the energy and rawness of the drums.
Very tool inspired
Легендарная игра и соответственно саундтрек!
Послушал музло, начал ностальгировать и уже начал качать Дум 3 на комп)
2024 год, перепрохожу ностальгию)
Атмосферно и на одном дыхании!
man, i remember when i was 13 or some shit i used to open up this game and just listen to the menu music for ages. great soundtrack, great game and i loved the flashlight mechanic in the game. the dynamic lighting was off the scale for the time, even holds up today.
the only, the different, the unattainable, the best doom
DOOM 3
The weapon sound effects and the weapons themselves on doom 3 were top notch too kill with for its time on Xbox I now have it on ps4 great game man
How u get it on your ps4
i still love this theme
0:13 - me pealing a roll of scotch tape and it's getting way too long
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This comment deserves more recognition god damnit.
I like the way you think
0:05 Jambi 0:21 Forty Six & Two/Reflection 0:44 Lateralus 1:05 Third Eye
Obviously they don't sound exactly alike, just some elements/maybe inspired by Tool, either way great track
jambi couldn't have been in there, it wasn't even out yet, and that part doesn't really even sound like it anyway. the other three, though, straight up rip offs
Brings back so memories playing on the original Xbox this deserves a remake for new consoles
It doesn't need it. It's already been remastered and rereleased.
Well we have the BFG edition
The underrated one. Also was my favourite until DOOM came out
Whenever people says about Doom 3, you can't deny that this track hits at the same level as At Doom's Gate, BFG Division and The Only Thing They Fear Is You.
Doom 3>Q4
Wish Quake 1 would get the doom 2016/eternal treatment
they did, it's called quake champions
actually no i take that back, thats more quake 3 than anything
True
@@xX_cacko_Xx oof
They should Remake the quake 1 and 2 in id tech 7 or 6. They could let machine games remake them so ID don't have to slow down on doom.
Love how this is pretty reminiscent of a lot of rock in the early 2000s, like how Doom(2016) uses a ton of modern stuff in its music.
The nostalgia hits like a train man
I never played DOOM 3, and this soundtrack just gives me some really intense early 2000s nostalgia
ツAdorable Centurion Yeah. Reminds me of MX vs ATV or Need for Speed.
@@jasonfrancese8359 dang I'm getting memories of when me and my brother played atv off road racing on the ps2
we would mess around and drive out of bounds so we'd go flying lol
2000's was a special time.
It's crazy how many parts of this song ended up in DOOM 2016 tracks. The main bit was reused for the main part of Flesh and Metal, meanwhile other parts were reused in Harbinger and Skullhacker.
You know it's a timeless banger when it ends up in two of 2016's best tracks, one of those tracks being the single hardest in the game.
where was it in skullhacker? i couldnt hear it at all
timeless banger
that consists of parts of three stolen songs
@@1stflower834"stolen"
@@shen5533 yes, stolen, same with doom 1 entire ost.
@@1stflower834 your mom's stolen
This just finished installing after the spring sale, ive been stuck on the menu hearing this over and over again lmao
1:54 you can hear what faintly sounds like Trent’s scream from the quake theme.
I would kill for another realistic-styled doom game like this, the demon designs are so damn cool
No matter what your opinion on Doom 3 is, we have to admit, this is pretty bitchin'
Imagine getting into a fight while listening to this song.
Nothing would hurt you.
Honestly, this is one of the best soundtracks in the series, barely beaten out by The Only Thing They Fear is You
Definitely the best part of Doom 3. That and the fun little in game screens where your aim was also a mouse cursor.
The one (and only) thing _Doom 3_ has over the reboot:
Its menu music kicks *_so_* much more ass.
Ah, but the *combat* music is where it's at.
? when I play this is the badass DOOM slayer I think of
Yeah, that's one thing that the other DOOM games have over DOOM 3. I remember being disappointed playing DOOM 3 because of the lack of in-game music. I just played a bunch of Disturbed, Rammstein, etc while playing.
Reboot has a remake of the Doom 3 theme in it, called "Flesh and Metal". One of the combat themes.
But does it use a Chainsaw as the lead instrument?
+Razor Mavis The track with the Doom 3 guitar riff is called Harbinger
I find it funny how I wasn’t born during the Doom Cycle and I have enough brain cells to realize just because a game in the series changed gameplay and wasn’t the same as previous ones doesn’t make it a bad game
I love how the Ancient Gods soundtrack is more this than Metalstep we had for two games... a good change
Sounds like a perfect circle / tool song
It's by Chris Vrenna, former drummer for NIN and pretty prolific producer
This is so good I can't believe this isn't in the averge metal head Playlist
Doom 3 was fucking awesome. Nothing compares to the experience of building a top PC in 2004 and playing this for the first time.
fukking metal!
“The only thing they fear, is you.”
Doom Eternal: The only thing they fear, it's you.
Doom 3: They don't fear you, so prove them otherwise.
Doom Eternal Единственное чего они боятся это ты
Doom 3 b Doom 3 resurection of evil заставь их тебя бояться
easily the best tool ripoff i’ve ever heard, and i mean that in the most affectionate way possible
Inspired by Tool. Not a ripoff.
@Vegeta2988 yes i was in fact being facetious
@@FireFoxBancroft I think they tried to use that argument for the original Doom soundtrack too lol
Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal music makes you feel like a living weapon, while Doom 3 makes you feel like you're fighting for your life
Well it reflect on the gameplay doom 2016 and eternal is a run and gun style while doom 3 is more a survival horror
as much as doom 3 gets shat on, it was revolutionary in a sense for doom.
While I don't think it's as good as its legendary predecessors, this game is still quite fun to play and definitely has some spooky atmosphere. The combat, though slower, is still done well enough to make traversing the samey-looking levels worthwhile, in addition to all of the neat audio logs and info videos, which are great pieces of detail that make the Mars Base feel real. The graphics are spectacular for their time, and the enemy redesigns are pretty cool to look at. Overall, a solid entry in the Doom franchise.
True, but it's one of those things, "sequels are never as good" you know?, although Doom 2 was actually better than the original.
I thought Doom 3 was incredible at the time, yes it was a bit slow, but in a good way, I loved how you could feel the bullets hitting the enemies.
Though I still would like if they made the newer games have the old style of doom, you know?, the old corridors and big outdoor areas, sure they have that but artistically it's all a bit too mechanical looking in design now.
Still, I think, from what I have played, Doom 4 is pretty great, I didn't think I'd like the fast paced style, but when you think about it, the originals were pretty much going for that.
All Doom games are pretty spot on imo.
+Tom Cooper Doom 3 tried to be a scary spooky horror game, which was a bit weird seeing as that was never really the point of Doom. It was somewhat saved by the fact D3 became one of the "big three" during the next-gen wars of 2004, so it was going to be hyped and successful regardless. I think the new Doom (Doom 4? "NewDoom"?) understood what Doom really was originally about, and just went back to being about murdering lots and lots and lots and *lots and lots and* _lots_ of demons. And finding key cards....
Mythricia I agree but I think whilst doom 3 was different, it was the right time for a game like that and it was still very a good scary game. I guess even the originals were pretty scary in parts, especially when you're a little kid. I am enjoying Doom (4) though, I like the whole keycard thing too.
it does feel like the originals but I kinda wish they'd have made the maps look more like the old games, they still look very Doom 3, mind you, i'm sure that would have been quite hard to do considering the graphics/artwork etc. I haven't played much of Doom (4) yet so I don't know what all the levels look like yet.
what was the other big 3? I presume Half-Life 2, but can't think of the other.
Tom Cooper Half-Life 2 and Far Cry - ironically Far Cry came out first despite being sort of an unknown game for a while... I guess Medal of Honor also took part in that generation race towards the end. Heh, was a fun time to be an enthusiast!
Anyway, yeah I guess it's one of those things where it can't please everybody - D3 split the community a bit I think, what Doom was supposed to be like.
I think it's important to keep developing new ideas though, and NewDoom is different from the old ones - because, it's new! 15 years from now, someone will talk about NewDoom with nostalgia too. If we just keep replicating games from 1995 I think we would all get bored. Nostaliga is powerful like that. Many new gamers would not be impressed by a real Doom-lookalike - and they're not wrong to feel that way.
I might enjoy Doom 2, but that's partially due to the memories associated with it, and because it takes me back to a previous time that I enjoyed. But if someone doesn't have that connection - and many don't - all it is, is an old and kind of crap game. And again - they're not really wrong!
Mythricia ah yes of course how could I forget Farcry, I loved gaming back then.
I agree but I didn't mean for it to look exactly like Doom 1/2 just not so Doom 3 like, because it is very similar in the way it looks. Obviously I didn't mean replicate the whole look of the first two games, or feel. Just the levels are very similar (to Doom3) so far, not that it's bad, just like you said, but it is important to develop something new, the gameplay is a lot faster I guess so, yeah.
Never actually listened to this outside of the menu. Strange considering this is my favourite DOOM game.
in the game ending plays too
For a track about to turn 15….
This aged like some of the finest wine available-
18 years. Doom 3 was released in 2004.
@@urazoktay7940 he was 15 eyar old in 2004, man
@@governor.of.spermograd он про трек говорил
I fell in love with this game as soon as I heard this.
I've never played doom 3, but I liked this song so much I learned how to play it
Do youself the favor of playing it! It does look a bit old in todays standards, but it's a great game. It's more eerie than the other games, more atmospheric with its dark crawlspaces and what not
So you learned lateralus by tool?
Doom themes never disappoint, music in games always brings the intensity and the need to play the game.
I'm bald but that doesn't stop the demons from making me head bang to this song
badass track, badass game. I Played DOOM 3 for the first time in december 2015. I look forward to play DOOM 4. And yeah, the classics are golden ;)
true, classics are best and I just got to play them now
Is DOOM3 fast paced?
+Ricochet Rabbit no, it's slow paced. it's more of a horror game, atmosphere is great and it's really dark
+Ricochet Rabbit no, it's slow paced. it's more of a horror game, atmosphere is great and it's really dark
Oh. Thanks for telling me!
So... Anyone see the new teaser?
DempseyTheBoss Hell yeah I did
DempseyTheBoss Fk yeah. i cant wait!
So fucking hyped!
Sure did, revenant looks siiiiick!! Can't wait.
DempseyTheBoss So fucking excited
Man, when this game's first demo was released it blew my mind. Never fully played it till 2007, played on my friends Xbox, everything about it just made my expectations go through the roof for what would come. Not the best, but it is my favorite of the series.
I wish i had that feeling of playing this again for the first time... just to think 2004 was so futuristic sounding at one time. Now it's a far off memory.
What a time to grow up.
I originally heard that DOOM 3 wasn't too good but I just started going through Blindly and I gotta say, Im really liking it, I mean sure I rather the other DOOMs but this one is not bad at all. Can't wait to continue!