Well, in my opinions, probably because games nowdays are either too easy or too bullshit to play. Therefore, we go back to old games which they actually still have values and something for us to learn from.
I remember when one of my friend told me to buy a PC. I said to him why i need this shit? Then i saw this game, those visuals, animation when downed enemies shoot at u in dying agony. I came back home and said my parents that i need a PC. They ask why i need it. To learn Programm languages i said)))
A really good reason that no one can deny =)))) Although, i must say, most programmers are gamers. A lot of guys come to the path of programming through gaming, and i'm not an exception to the rules either.
Thank you for this! Brings me back... 12yo, unknown hormonal rage and the game cd straight into the stereo! (when music in games were actual wav files... and didn't have youtube XD)
In fact, the game CD was hybrid audio/data, and the game commanded the reader to play the track after loading the level. A good idea back then, because hardware was rather limited.
@@f-s-r Thats why i always thought Steve Winwood - Higher Love was part of soundtrack to Total Annihilation demo i had. Just some random cd in the drive lol.
Ya soy gamer veterano, he jugado infinidad juegos en mi vida, pero de vez en cuando vuelvo a escuchar estos soundtracks del Quake 2 Que buena musica tiene este juego.
This track reminds me of my first encounter with Q2, my brother was sick and in bed, while I had the earphones in pulling my way through the first level of the game. Such a bad idea at 12 years old to play this for the first time with earphones 😂
I played quite a few Ego Shooters, but Quake II has been my favourite. The soundtrack perfectly orchestrates being all alone in a strange weird place full of strange weird creatures with the sole intention to kill you - especially "The Underworld".
Freaking 2020, 36 years old now. Owning all the Quakes and Dooms, which shaped my gaming history. This is def an awesome trip down memory lane and glad they went with Sonic Mayhem for this OST instead of Trent. Q2 required a heavy soundtrack to fit the game. Don't get me wrong through, Trent did PERFECT for Q1. Also learned about the Ultimate Q2 patch to get the music apparently back working on Steam as well!
Ah the nostalgia of smashing your pod into a reinforced wall and then tearing off onto the Strogg landscape to blast the shit out of those alien bastards. A great looking and sounding game for its day!
This one feels like a gem of the all tracks in Quake 2. Didn't know it was Q2 song tho, since I heard it first time on Brutal Doom Hell on Earth campaign...
Maybe your CD drive wasn't plugged to your sound card. Back then you had to plug the CD drive on the motherboard with an IDE cable, but you also needed to plug it to the sound card in order to get the music
*I didn't think you could play it without the CD being in the disc tray* Depends entirely on what install mode you used. Full Install dumped everything onto the hard drive, including the music. Partial only dumped the .pak files (basically .zips) and the core executables IIRC, and you needed the CD to run the game and hear the music.
I never heard this song in my playthrough because I was playing the steam version damn shame because the only thing I heard was the gunshots, enemies and the ambience
Nine Inch Nail's musicians play to Quake's soundtracks? somewhere i got that info. my source also say that Renzor saw the game and inspired the music of each level, he knew where to go musically in other words and for years i was wondered about the Mayhem's musicians, conclusion life goes on, and since we live, we learn NIN for Quake 2?! :)
Idk, but to me ETF sounds more like doom 16 tracks, especially rip & tear/rust dust & guts, so i would say ETF was the inspiration, at the very least for doom 16
I absolutely love Quake 2 since I was about 13, love ID and their games, every property but I honestly think we should get back to Stroggos and fight a new Makron and left the Doom Slayer rest for a while on now
У рокет джампа гарна мишка, я технології вивчав через них, штук 30 назбиралось, я їх би теж на війну узяв, хоча граю на g100s, от лагітехахахаха. 402 теж гарна але не моє але гарна. Коли виходять з ладу мікроперемикачи, люди викидають мишки, я усуваю проблеми голкою та викруткою. Так буває
I'm 25 and feel old saying this... But those kids weren't raised on the stuff we were. They will most likely never have an idea what badassery we grew up playing.
@@reaperaf9511 Well... i am 12 years old but i LOVE Doom, Quake, Heretic, Duke Nukem 3D, Half Life and Halo Old games are MUCH better than the new ones with horrific micro-transactions and loot boxes and those shit
@@Leo.Dalarosa Well kid, you got that right. Not to mention, games today have become way too easy that anybody can play. For example, back in the old games like god of war 2 and 3, i actually had to play the games on Very Hard mode to earn the trophies. Sometimes included not using things like Aim Assists(In Max Payne 3), and Uncharted 4:A Thief's End, because using Aim Assist will disable trophies. But now, most games don't require you to play on a specific difficulties, and the trophies you earned in the games don't actually mean anything. I only see 4 games as "Good" nowadays: Sekiro, Ghost of Tsushima, God of War IV, and.......pretty much Uncharted.
I'm a little sad to discover that i've first listen this soundtracks by the brutal doom campaign, yes i like BD but when i will take quake 2 remastered this will not be the same.
This is a great example of an industrial metal soundtrack. Unlike that misunderstanding from the new Doom. I've never understood why people praise Mick Gordon. Saying how exciting and metal it is! I would like to ask the people who praise him. Have you ever heard metal? Is it good metal? Because there is no metal there. Guitar and drums are not expressed there. And this is the basis. This is stupidly boring electronic stuff. Good examples of excellent metal soundtrack in games are the soundtracks for Quake 2 and Painkiller. Compared to which the Mickey Gordon soundtrack just sucks. Yes, one theme from the Doom 3 menu is cooler than the entire soundtrack from the Mick Gordon soundtrack.
![☣️ QUAKE II (1997) - Full soundtrack HD [432Hz]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ga9aD7CNU1U/mqdefault.jpg)
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violence is never the answer, violence is a question, and the answer is yes
So yea, violence is the answer.
Fuck yea
Knowing is half the battle
the other half is violence.
We are on 2019 and it makes me feels the same feeling when I heard it the first time 22 years ago !!! Shit ! I'm getting old...
time pass by my friend.
im here also because i miss this game and nostalgia music
The music brings the youth out of us XD
2020
Well, in my opinions, probably because games nowdays are either too easy or too bullshit to play.
Therefore, we go back to old games which they actually still have values and something for us to learn from.
@@hunggamerofficial3252 There's still lots of amazing indie games, but yes most AAA games suck.
I remember when one of my friend told me to buy a PC. I said to him why i need this shit? Then i saw this game, those visuals, animation when downed enemies shoot at u in dying agony. I came back home and said my parents that i need a PC. They ask why i need it. To learn Programm languages i said)))
A really good reason that no one can deny =))))
Although, i must say, most programmers are gamers. A lot of guys come to the path of programming through gaming, and i'm not an exception to the rules either.
(-_-)---> universal reason... :)
@@hunggamerofficial3252 true
The Slayer approves
Hell yeah!!
Hey may be scarred and pissed off. But this song will get him moving. 🤣
who? sasa dikic doesnt approve whoever
Bitterman approved
Right out of the box this gave you that priceless feeling 'Come and get it Strogg!'
bloodrunsclear So true even today 🤘
Great song
Make a fake movie trailer with it
Hope everyone is doing good in 2021.
This track rocks. :>
Oh fuck no it's now just an endless void at this point
2022
get ready for 2023
track still rocks in 2022 and will continue to rock in 2023
You mean 2023
25 Years since this game released. 25 years since I played this first on my windows PC. 25 years....and it's STILL the best OST from a game ever.
Yeah, I played it in 2001 and always loved it, good old days
By far the best track from the soundtrack.
"All pods launched."
This song will get us through the apocalypse like badasses.
DooM and Quake are my favorite fps games
Thank you for this! Brings me back... 12yo, unknown hormonal rage and the game cd straight into the stereo! (when music in games were actual wav files... and didn't have youtube XD)
when music was wav and not midi
@Ass Slayer Doom was MIDI.
In fact, the game CD was hybrid audio/data, and the game commanded the reader to play the track after loading the level. A good idea back then, because hardware was rather limited.
@@f-s-r Thats why i always thought Steve Winwood - Higher Love was part of soundtrack to Total Annihilation demo i had. Just some random cd in the drive lol.
Man, haven't heard this in a day. This was my favorite track off this OST.
"TRESPASSAH!"
“ARSCH!” Or whatever sound they make when they attack you 😂
So many memories... They really got you pumped going into the first level of the game with this track. Sooo good!
this track make me see heatwaves of floating hot air flowing through your hair whilst in elevator going down into inner CERBERON..
I was 13 when this game came Out! Miss 90s
One of the best shooter song tracks in history.🎉
Ya soy gamer veterano, he jugado infinidad juegos en mi vida, pero de vez en cuando vuelvo a escuchar estos soundtracks del Quake 2
Que buena musica tiene este juego.
Eso es tener estilo
its 2023 and still a killer soundtrack. Nothing is more Quake2 than this track
This track reminds me of my first encounter with Q2, my brother was sick and in bed, while I had the earphones in pulling my way through the first level of the game. Such a bad idea at 12 years old to play this for the first time with earphones 😂
Probably the best Quake 2 track. The Doomslayer on Stroggos when?
After he kills nazis and demons with Blazkowicz.
I maintain that a Quake reboot should be a co-op shooter that plays like Doom Eternal.
Pressure point 1 the best one
I played quite a few Ego Shooters, but Quake II has been my favourite. The soundtrack perfectly orchestrates being all alone in a strange weird place full of strange weird creatures with the sole intention to kill you - especially "The Underworld".
My favorite from old Quake II times!
best quake 2 music ever!!!
2020 and it's still in time
Ah, Quake 2! We played it with my dad when I was a kid :)
Hardcore music.
Freaking 2020, 36 years old now. Owning all the Quakes and Dooms, which shaped my gaming history. This is def an awesome trip down memory lane and glad they went with Sonic Mayhem for this OST instead of Trent. Q2 required a heavy soundtrack to fit the game. Don't get me wrong through, Trent did PERFECT for Q1. Also learned about the Ultimate Q2 patch to get the music apparently back working on Steam as well!
Ah the nostalgia of smashing your pod into a reinforced wall and then tearing off onto the Strogg landscape to blast the shit out of those alien bastards. A great looking and sounding game for its day!
now this is the best song that's ever been in any video game in the history of videogames........period
Najlepszy soundtrack!
"Computer updated"
the legendary track of the first level in Q2!
I love it...gives me White Zombie vibes.
I definitely hear that now that I'm thinking about it
a bygone era with awesome music and ideas \m/
This one feels like a gem of the all tracks in Quake 2. Didn't know it was Q2 song tho, since I heard it first time on Brutal Doom Hell on Earth campaign...
Блять этот самый трэк под который устраивались ЖЕееесткие зарубы в PlayStation!!11
Пекари тоже играли.
Клёвая игра
сплитскрин с картонкой, чтобы не мониторить xD
I love this game so much
I don't recall the Quake 2 soundtrack being this awesome. Also, when I heard this song start, I thought it was going to be BFG Division from Doom.
Probably because you played the PC version without the CD inserted. (:
I didn't think you could play it without the CD being in the disc tray
Maybe your CD drive wasn't plugged to your sound card. Back then you had to plug the CD drive on the motherboard with an IDE cable, but you also needed to plug it to the sound card in order to get the music
It was called Redbook Audio.
*I didn't think you could play it without the CD being in the disc tray*
Depends entirely on what install mode you used. Full Install dumped everything onto the hard drive, including the music. Partial only dumped the .pak files (basically .zips) and the core executables IIRC, and you needed the CD to run the game and hear the music.
Quem tá ouvindo essa nostalgia em 2021 e um mito e fan dos games antigos
2023 and this ost is still in power
I feel tough when this song is on.
La canción que me decía que algo épico se acercaba...
Imagine guns reloading and firing while listening to the intro, yeah....
Amo esa música!!!! Y a ese juego es lo mas!!!!
Love this so much
This was also used in brutal doom Hell on earth starter pack, which is heavily based off of doomageddon
po ograniu własnie quake'a 2 sam soundtrack chodzi mi po głowie
The most awesome track from an awesome game soundtrack \m/
Most awesome hell nah but the most awesome game soundtrack hell yeah
самый пиздатый трэк!
Саундтрек настолько шикарен что подходит для других игр я например в первом думе с модами и под этот музон демонов рублю
Quake the best firts person shotter game in PS1.
Best one imo
Let,s Quake 2!
I still play with KMQuake2 engine
Awesome game, best Quake ever made
Fav on the whole ost
I never heard this song in my playthrough because I was playing the steam version damn shame because the only thing I heard was the gunshots, enemies and the ambience
Nine Inch Nail's musicians play to Quake's soundtracks?
somewhere i got that info.
my source also say that Renzor saw the game and inspired the music of each level, he knew where to go musically in other words
and for years i was wondered about the Mayhem's musicians,
conclusion life goes on, and since we live, we learn
NIN for Quake 2?! :)
NIN did quake 1
First level Quake 2 PC, Play this soundtrack* welcome to Outer Base (Enemies 0/19) (Goals 0/1) (Secrets 0/3) :D
That song was used from Mighty Doom Season 5.
Remaster is out
Only the true gamer will like It!
Me when I'm pushing bullies off a jungle gym at the school playground.😈
I wonder if Mick Gordon was inspired by this kickass song.😎
Idk, but to me ETF sounds more like doom 16 tracks, especially rip & tear/rust dust & guts, so i would say ETF was the inspiration, at the very least for doom 16
кровь стынет в жилах....
I absolutely love Quake 2 since I was about 13, love ID and their games, every property but I honestly think we should get back to Stroggos and fight a new Makron and left the Doom Slayer rest for a while on now
LOCATION~UPDATED (or something like that computer said)
Com-pu-ter up-dated
I think it said "computer updated", but it was quite hard to tell for sure indeed
Stroggjamming:)
Intruseeer!
Initiate scan. Acquiring... Acquired. Personnel located.
У рокет джампа гарна мишка, я технології вивчав через них, штук 30 назбиралось, я їх би теж на війну узяв, хоча граю на g100s, от лагітехахахаха. 402 теж гарна але не моє але гарна. Коли виходять з ладу мікроперемикачи, люди викидають мишки, я усуваю проблеми голкою та викруткою. Так буває
And there are people that says "FORTNITE IS THE BEST GAME EVER"
**sigh**
I'm 25 and feel old saying this... But those kids weren't raised on the stuff we were. They will most likely never have an idea what badassery we grew up playing.
@@reaperaf9511 Well... i am 12 years old but i LOVE Doom, Quake, Heretic, Duke Nukem 3D, Half Life and Halo
Old games are MUCH better than the new ones with horrific micro-transactions and loot boxes and those shit
@@Leo.Dalarosa
Well kid, you got that right. Not to mention, games today have become way too easy that anybody can play.
For example, back in the old games like god of war 2 and 3, i actually had to play the games on Very Hard mode to earn the trophies. Sometimes included not using things like Aim Assists(In Max Payne 3), and Uncharted 4:A Thief's End, because using Aim Assist will disable trophies.
But now, most games don't require you to play on a specific difficulties, and the trophies you earned in the games don't actually mean anything.
I only see 4 games as "Good" nowadays: Sekiro, Ghost of Tsushima, God of War IV, and.......pretty much Uncharted.
Little kids play that game, it isn't for kids, it has the T for Teen rating.
Play Quake and be a fucking man!
"Huarp!"
This shit kicks ass
Killing the evil stroggos to this music was and is very pleasant.
That one scene in Slendybob
Mi favorita!!!
My best❤
The song almost kinda reminds me of Disorderly Conduct, mainly the heavy guitar rifts
Giving me some Doom Eternal & Bulletstorm vibes.😎
I'm a little sad to discover that i've first listen this soundtracks by the brutal doom campaign, yes i like BD but when i will take quake 2 remastered this will not be the same.
this would be sick in a doom map
holyshit nice
Cant wait to grab a les paul, esp and bc rich mockingbird and start playing shit like this
This reminds me of batman beyond.
⭐
Can’t find on Apple Music 😭
This is used in Roblox's doom clone, ROOM
It was then swapped out for a midified version of Kashmir, which ironically was from the doom wad NUTS.WAD
traatratratratratratratratratratra -- Naw!!!
2024 😉
Games these days just don't have this kind of music, except like Killing Floor 2.
Bruh this has 75k view and only 7 dislikes
1:07
The slayer aprobed
This is a great example of an industrial metal soundtrack. Unlike that misunderstanding from the new Doom. I've never understood why people praise Mick Gordon. Saying how exciting and metal it is! I would like to ask the people who praise him. Have you ever heard metal? Is it good metal? Because there is no metal there. Guitar and drums are not expressed there. And this is the basis. This is stupidly boring electronic stuff. Good examples of excellent metal soundtrack in games are the soundtracks for Quake 2 and Painkiller. Compared to which the Mickey Gordon soundtrack just sucks. Yes, one theme from the Doom 3 menu is cooler than the entire soundtrack from the Mick Gordon soundtrack.
Big guns a better track but this one reminds me of rob zombie
Like si vienes de Hiper
otro hombre de cultura que se paso toda la lista de reproduccion buscando esto para que justo fuera la ultima
2024🥲
arenashooter.mp4
"Computer Updated."