I like to imagine that at this point in time, Doomguy has become so powerful that he just naturally radiates death metal, so the demons begin to panic as soon as they hear “The only thing they fear is you” playing in the distance.
Bro old doom is literally slayer the main song in doom is behind the crooked cross by slayer it also has the drums in angel of death on one of the songs old school doom has the be soundtrack ever
Understandable if he never works on a Doom game again after the shit they put him through, but I wish to thank him sincerely for every track he made. Flawless.
It's just 'cause the old music is limited by the sound capabilities of the time. It's an unfair comparison, really. More fair would be pitting the new music against some modern metal covers of the old soundtrack. (Though, most covers slow it way down for some God-forsaken reason.)
Playing the old DooM nowadays it is also a more chill game. You dont jump around erraticly, switching through 4 weapons in 2 seconds, glory kill to refill your health and ammo. It is a nice sunday afternoon game, there are tons of WADs to play through, so many that you cant play all of them in your whole life.
Old DOOM Music sounds like it wants you to just be jamming out having a fun time killing demons. New DOOM Music sounds like it wants you to embrace the bottomless rage of the doomslayer and kill them all.
Considdering that Mr. Gordon basicly helped me finish my montlong tials at the end of my apprenticship out of pure spite and raw powerfull anger and that Doom 1 helped me cool down afterwards, I will say that both are nice.
The originals are Metal through and through, but while I don't think the term's been adopted by people at large, I'd refer to the new Doom soundtracks as "Metalstep," which makes the most sense to me. Name any other genre that can get away with using a *_chainsaw_* as the lead instrument and you win an Internet.
@@vlim5601it is unique, it’s just not original. Bobby took melodies from rock music and remade them with electronic sounds, producing music unlike anything that existed at the time. While the new soundtracks are more original in their melodies & rhythm, they’re less unique (though still pretty unique) because they use the same instruments & therefore similar sounds to a lot of other metal music. Sorry to necro lol
@@CoralCopperHeadmodern Doom Soundtrack is not Metalstep, is Industrial Metal and Djent, similar to artist like Meshuggah, Fear Factory, Void Chapter, RTPN, and else Metalstep is more like Celldweller and Zardonic
I love how the old guys look way more badass because they're hauling a stereo that weighs 4 times as much as they do while they bop around like it's nothing.
Well, it's not a complete mystery if your soundtrack is putting together the most successful 80's rock and metal songs. The compositions hold and made the bands world famous, even in MIDI.
Love the ending, really shows that it doesn't matter if you started on doom 2016 or the original 90s doom, we can all agree both soundtracks slap harder than an Oscar award fiasco.
Exactly! My first one cover to cover (completed story I mean) was eternal (heresy I know) but all the doom games have a special place in my heart, because if you like doom, you like at least ONE soundtrack
@@D.H.1082 that is ok! Opinions are great to have, because if everyone agrees on everything all the time stuff gets boring REAL quick But I actually played trough 2016 since I wrote that comment (at least the rest of the way) and I gotta say I do understand what everyone means Eternal isn't a BAD game by any means, it's just not a great doom game Like 2016 for example, I think 2016 actually leans into the violence MORE than eternal, as well as having a much different feeling gameplay wise
both soundtracks are great, as are most iterations of doom (yes, even doom 3 was good in what it was trying to achieve (the question was WHAT it was trying to achieve))
Doom 3 was like a really long tech demo, still fun but definitely didn't feel finished. That's just a byproduct of the time it came out though, ID software wasn't doing so good.
Doom 3 was a horror, because doom actually didn't want to be badass but instead, scary. I mean, look at the lighting. LOOK AT IT!! Alot of places are really dark. Also, the demon designs. Tell me people from the 70s wouldn't be scared of those. The music is mysterious. That *one* texture surely came out from a horror game. So, that's why I think doom 3 tried to be a horror game. But then they realized *Oh, people like doom because it's badass...* And then they made doom eternal.
OG Doom soundtrack: happy-go-lucky murder fest, fun for the whole family! Doom Reboot soundtrack: "we send unto them only you; rip and tear until it is done."
Funny enough the Original Doom was actually marketed as "fun for the whole family". I think it was the Bill Gates endorsement video or the behind the scenes of making Doom
So what you're saying is rip and tear until it's done then head back home and have some fun? (I know I'm trying too hard to push a Doom Crossing joke. Judge me harshly.)
I think Doom soundtracks have always reflected how metal music sounds at the time. Old Doom soundtracks were influenced by thrash and heavy metal from the 80s and 90s, while new Doom is influenced from modern djent and deathcore.
@@suspicioususer A subgenre with enough traction becomes a genre, an from what it's seeming to be, argent metal may start being less of a subgenre and become a full on genre.
It‘s definitely one of the few franchises that fit that criteria, but definitely not the only one. One of the most obvious choices just have to be Resident Evil, which has changed way more often and far more drastically and every entry, except that railshooter and Umbrella Corps is great.
I just love how even younger generations who didn't grow up with or play doom 1 and 2 in their 20's can appreciate the timeless murderfest that IS DOOM... DOOM really does bring people together.
20’s? I had only just entered my teens. After playing Doom2 with just the PC speaker for almost a year I finally saved up enough to installed a SoundBlaster and a CD-rom in my 386.
Classic is a game that had and still does have great gameplay. Old is a game people thought was good but they really just thought the graphics were good at the time (but were actually crappy)
Mick Gordon used the old songs a a reference point, that's why they fit. Check it for yourself, there was one video on YT analysing music from Doom Eternal and it displays that.
Yes BUT you only heard 2 seconds of it. Old doom music is less consistent, but more varied in exchange I guess? It has many genres but they all tend to be hard rock-y
@@TheScrltspdrslayer There's no Doom 3. What are you talking about. Doom has always been about Doomguy/Slayer never had a game about a random dude in a horror game that wasn't badass 😬
The soundtracks of the new Dooms sound like the Doom Guy takes out his anger by killing demons. The older soundtracks seem like Doom Guy just wants to have fun killing demons.
Lol how up beat and happy "i sawed the demons" is in contrast to the game still is so great, think its pretty even though the new one has some bangers too
The new doom has E1M1 aswell. :P Its just hidden within the new songs! Also theres the updated version which is pretty cool too... czcams.com/video/FuMV1htK0vk/video.html So it truly is a blend of old and new.... the ending is definitely accurate here.
I don't deny but I'm not a metalhead, so I'm sticking with the classic midi style, even if not necessarily all the tracks (sick of hearing At Doom's Gate by this point).
E1M1 and Mick Gordon's "at doom's gate" should've been put next to each other so people can hear the difference between the old & modern version of the same masterpiece.
Oh just wait until you see the NieR games and it's Fandom. That Fandom exists to be sad and collect music album upon music album upon music album upon depression.
Basically the NieR games are the orchestral and sad music equivalent of dooms metal music. You get free games with both. Dooms a masterpiece of gameplay loop and combat, NieR games are masterpieces of emotional storytelling and characters.
@noc omment yeah its a beautiful ending but a depressing game. Even more depressing if you read the side materials. And overall, it's actually not that happy of an ending when compared to actual happy endings. They get to stay alive, in an already shitty world full of pain death and suffering. What a happy ending that is. The happiest part about it is that it's less sad and depressing than the previous endings which either end with 1 or all people dying. It's bittersweet at best, and the meaning behind it is hopeful, but the overall game won't provide someone with that same feeling. It's a depression roller coaster with a glimpse of hope at the end.
@noc omment and whether it's even bittersweet or not is still up to the player since there are 2 possible endings to ending E thanks to a script reading taro made after the game released. Either 1 of them wakes up but the other never does, the other waits over their corpse until the end of their days. The other ending is happier because they both wake up. But both could be considered Canon since there's no sequel that's confirmed what exactly happened. Similar to how the infamous games have good karma and bad karma endings, but both could be Canon until a sequel confirms which ending we actually got.
It's a whole genre unto itself, and still going strong. Even for Doom, you can go have a listen to James Paddock, Stuart Rynn, Esselfortium, and so many others.
@@DinnerForkTongue Agreed, it's the technical limitations of chiptune music that really brings out the creative side of artists. They've gotta get inventive to make something great with something so limited in it's capabilities. That's why most of them are catchy ear worms like with old school Castlevania, Final Fantasy, Super Mario, Zelda, F-Zero & Megaman music as examples.
@@nintendogamer3227 Kings among all are the tunes composed by the Follin brothers (for Silver Surfer, Equinox, Pictionary and most of all, Plok). They seriously pushed the used pieces of hardware to their absolute limits.
To be honest I like the old default theme more than the new one there's more sharp edges in the notes and there's just something about sharp edges that I really like
True, I need to calm my edgyness from the new Doom music cause' while I still do enjoy playing Doom 2016 back then, I don't wanna get TOO intense since listening to old OST's always calm me down imo.
I honestly just love the old Tracks more thanks to their diversity, sometimes it can be funky or metal,and sometimes atmospheric like "opening in hell" and "nobody told me about Id" I love the new tracks but for me constant heavy meal easily gets tiring
I wouldn't mind a full blast metal ost either but mick gordon just did constant djent chugging. If it were thash metal it would at least have dynamic moods while staying intense
Yeah, same for me. I like metal. Just, listening to it for an hour or so, it gets really tiring. Short sweet and open fire from all cannons, thats how I enjoy metal.
Maybe it's because I don't have the Nostalgia, but I think that the new Doom music is better than the old, but the old is still fun and kind of an 8-bit sort of way
I can legitimately say I stroll with both crowds. I grew up on the soundtrack of the original DOOM's and have lost my mind in recent years over Mick Gordon's masterpiece.
its incredible how Mick makes the new music feel like the old music, while at the same time its hard to point out why, which allows it to be its own new thing.
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Old doom is what doom guy hears, new doom is what the demons hear
Lol
we all know doom guy is blasting the new leaf ost
@@mouthfulacoque3580 lol
I like to imagine that at this point in time, Doomguy has become so powerful that he just naturally radiates death metal, so the demons begin to panic as soon as they hear “The only thing they fear is you” playing in the distance.
oh damn, i like this one
Hearing them side by side really emphasises the “80s action movie” vibe of the old OST.
I always felt like og Doom had very "Die Hard" kinda vibe, if Die Hard took place in a metal album cover and got spooky sometimes
More like crash bandicoot
@@drabnail777 zoomer finds out about midi music
It's all that synth guitar
Bro old doom is literally slayer the main song in doom is behind the crooked cross by slayer it also has the drums in angel of death on one of the songs old school doom has the be soundtrack ever
Despite everything he went through, we will never forget what Mick Gordon did for us.
We never deserved Mick, but god damnit did/do we need him.
Understandable if he never works on a Doom game again after the shit they put him through, but I wish to thank him sincerely for every track he made. Flawless.
He made a new music genre called violence and we love it
@Efreeti what was he put through?
@@dakotaeldridge7369yes, I too want to know this, what happened to him?
There’s no debate. They’re both good. They’re both timeless. We love both of them
I prefer old doom music to "SKUNGA BUNGA OOO SKUNGA BUNGA OOO SKUNGA BUNGA BUNGA SKUNGA OOO" I guess I'm just a boomer though
@@user-fi9qo8lq3v As long as you don’t harass people over it,do whatever
@@user-fi9qo8lq3v in what track are you hearing skunga bungo ooo?
@@user-fi9qo8lq3v SKUNGA BUNGA OOO
Mm, new Doom is a little less timeless though.
Now that I'm hearing them side to side, the old music is pretty chill compared to the new one. I remembered it differently when in-game.
It's just 'cause the old music is limited by the sound capabilities of the time. It's an unfair comparison, really. More fair would be pitting the new music against some modern metal covers of the old soundtrack. (Though, most covers slow it way down for some God-forsaken reason.)
@@MaxwellTornado ❤
Playing the old DooM nowadays it is also a more chill game.
You dont jump around erraticly, switching through 4 weapons in 2 seconds, glory kill to refill your health and ammo.
It is a nice sunday afternoon game, there are tons of WADs to play through, so many that you cant play all of them in your whole life.
@@deadbeef576 oh yeah, good point
@@deadbeef576 gz doom mods are also the best
Old DOOM Music sounds like it wants you to just be jamming out having a fun time killing demons. New DOOM Music sounds like it wants you to embrace the bottomless rage of the doomslayer and kill them all.
RIP AND TEAR UNTIL IT IS DONE
You nailed it
Considdering that Mr. Gordon basicly helped me finish my montlong tials at the end of my apprenticship out of pure spite and raw powerfull anger and that Doom 1 helped me cool down afterwards, I will say that both are nice.
there you have 666 likes for slaying, brother.
A lot of the old DOOM songs are atmospheric and creepy though, especially as the game progresses. It's not all rock. Though I do agree with OP.
I adore both.
And funnily enough, both are so unique that they can basically be their own music genre
The original's soundtrack took a lot of inspiration from Metallica so I wouldn't exactly call it "unique". Still great, of course.
The originals are Metal through and through, but while I don't think the term's been adopted by people at large, I'd refer to the new Doom soundtracks as "Metalstep," which makes the most sense to me. Name any other genre that can get away with using a *_chainsaw_* as the lead instrument and you win an Internet.
@@vlim5601it is unique, it’s just not original. Bobby took melodies from rock music and remade them with electronic sounds, producing music unlike anything that existed at the time. While the new soundtracks are more original in their melodies & rhythm, they’re less unique (though still pretty unique) because they use the same instruments & therefore similar sounds to a lot of other metal music. Sorry to necro lol
Both OST are rip-offs. Doom 1 & 2: Metalica, Pantera, Alice in chains Doom 2016 & Eternal: Mesuggah
@@CoralCopperHeadmodern Doom Soundtrack is not Metalstep, is Industrial Metal and Djent, similar to artist like Meshuggah, Fear Factory, Void Chapter, RTPN, and else
Metalstep is more like Celldweller and Zardonic
I love how the old guys look way more badass because they're hauling a stereo that weighs 4 times as much as they do while they bop around like it's nothing.
Prince's beats give them the strength.
Lies again? Doom Slayer Yellow Vibrators
I like how they all walk together at the end. Both appreciating DOOM music in general, old and new.
It's a great franchise
Into Sandy's city is classic af
That's cause it FUCKIN ROCKS 🤟
Meanwhile some people still can't put their nostalgia glasses and nutthuging the old one
@@Silent43192 what would this text of yours mean, if translated to English?
It's impressive how iconic the original doom music is while being limited to 90's MIDI tracks
Underrated comment
It’s because it’s slayer don’t believe me listen to behind the crooked cross by slayer it’s literally the doom soundtrack
Well, it's not a complete mystery if your soundtrack is putting together the most successful 80's rock and metal songs. The compositions hold and made the bands world famous, even in MIDI.
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It spawned the greatest meme track ever megalovania in the style of doom E1M1
Love the ending, really shows that it doesn't matter if you started on doom 2016 or the original 90s doom, we can all agree both soundtracks slap harder than an Oscar award fiasco.
Exactly! My first one cover to cover (completed story I mean) was eternal (heresy I know) but all the doom games have a special place in my heart, because if you like doom, you like at least ONE soundtrack
I love Mick Gordan and Doom, can't say I'm a fan of Eternal.
@@D.H.1082 that is ok! Opinions are great to have, because if everyone agrees on everything all the time stuff gets boring REAL quick
But I actually played trough 2016 since I wrote that comment (at least the rest of the way) and I gotta say I do understand what everyone means
Eternal isn't a BAD game by any means, it's just not a great doom game
Like 2016 for example, I think 2016 actually leans into the violence MORE than eternal, as well as having a much different feeling gameplay wise
@@ShiZilla Yeah, I don't hate Eternal. It's just not a game that I see myself enjoying even if I tried. The soundtrack is definitely badass though.
Man, you confused Into Sandy's City with Doom. That was a Doom 2 song. :D
Mick Gordon did an amazing job. Heavy metal just fits so well with demon slaying
Metal had always been an influence. E1M1 is basically Master Of Puppets
@@mr.awesome6011Yes except it's better
Imagine calling farts remixed Heavy Metal.
@@mr.awesome6011 It is No Remorse actually.
@@dukkemonterier3429no one cares
Doom was such a game changer for the whole industry. I remember in the 90s they weren't called "FPS games" they were called "Doom Clones"
I imagine if the same thing happen today they would be called "Doom-likes"
@@distantforest2481 Action Doomventure
My Dad used to call them "Dog's Nose" games after that powerup in Rise of the Triad.
@@nope.0. That's pretty clever actually, lol.
DOOM was to video games what Michael Jackson was to the entire music industry. Completely revolutionized it.
"New DOOM music VS old DOOM music"
_Both, both are _*_ETERNALLY LEGENDARY_*
All are doom gigachads.
@@masterexploder9668 Hel yeah!
Not just great, but ETERNAL too
@@jandolezel3131 Fr!
Gigachad moment
Both Old and New DOOM music is amazing
Are Amazing
@@gabriledyt No. Is refers to music, not Doom.
So amazing that they still see use, and influence, in classic Doom mods today.
CZcams was going to throw a copyright claim, but doom guy showed up and they gave it double revenue
As the saying goes: "The soundtrack of Doom is as legendary as the game itself."
Its a 60€ soundtrack with a free game
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Amogus
You damn right.
Finally, something believable in 2022!
I like the ending. Old and young doom fans enjoy quality music together.
They agree to agree immediatly, just like true doom fans I,d imagine.
Sandy City with the Icon of Sin in the background was a nice touch.
Because in the end only one fate awaits us all;
Doom! 😈
MONKEY POX
I mean... who tf doesn't like "Into the Sandy City"?
Old doom is metal at its classiest tbh
The og music is unironically a jam, I find myself bobbing up and down while trying to find the exit lmao
I love how we can all agree they are both legendary
For once as metal heads, everybody can agree on something 😆🤟
Without old doom music there would be no new doom music so yeah
@@danzansandeev6033 yeah no shit were you born yesterday or something?
I once choose to go to hell, now there is nobody there :)
Yes.
Just yes...
No context.
old doom be like: "vibe while you murder"
new doom be like: "destroy everything in your path."
i like both.
Shutup zoomer
@@Utubesuxmycock no you shut up gen x
New Doom music sounds like what people think Doom music sounds like
@@Utubesuxmycock u good my guy?
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Honestly i dont think any OST will ever top The Only Thing They Fear is You
“Both? Both, Both. Both is good.” - ceno0’s Pootis Engage Heavy’s.
both soundtracks are great, as are most iterations of doom (yes, even doom 3 was good in what it was trying to achieve (the question was WHAT it was trying to achieve))
DOOM 3 Просто новая интерпретация и отличная
doom 3's main menu theme is great but then in the gameplay it's just omnious sounds. i wouldn't even call it a real soundtrack. same goes for doom 64.
Doom 3 was like a really long tech demo, still fun but definitely didn't feel finished. That's just a byproduct of the time it came out though, ID software wasn't doing so good.
@@BigWheel. Ну это не так
Doom 3 was a horror, because doom actually didn't want to be badass but instead, scary.
I mean, look at the lighting. LOOK AT IT!! Alot of places are really dark. Also, the demon designs.
Tell me people from the 70s wouldn't be scared of those.
The music is mysterious.
That *one* texture surely came out from a horror game.
So, that's why I think doom 3 tried to be a horror game.
But then they realized *Oh, people like doom because it's badass...* And then they made doom eternal.
OG Doom soundtrack: happy-go-lucky murder fest, fun for the whole family!
Doom Reboot soundtrack: "we send unto them only you; rip and tear until it is done."
Funny enough the Original Doom was actually marketed as "fun for the whole family". I think it was the Bill Gates endorsement video or the behind the scenes of making Doom
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So what you're saying is rip and tear until it's done then head back home and have some fun? (I know I'm trying too hard to push a Doom Crossing joke. Judge me harshly.)
Because OG Doom is about sending a message. But the Doom after that is about punishing the ones who left the message unread.
Seeing them come together on such an awesome soundtrack such as Into Sandys City was just awesome
Dude the old one is such a majesty. I use to listen to both as different OST
Doom2016vsDoom1993
@@canaldojeffao2083 The battle begins !
"Old doom music vs new"
Same energy as :
"Giga chad vs Giga chad"
Without the versus, is just giga Chad and giga Chad Grandpa
Giga chad vs Giga Dad
*This is where ya say goodbye to ya fam ya Mon:* ☭
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Giga? No no no, _Tera_ Chad vs. _Tera_ Chad. Maybe even Yotta Chads.
this two new doom will never be so giga chad like Brutal Doom + Doom Metal
I think Doom soundtracks have always reflected how metal music sounds at the time. Old Doom soundtracks were influenced by thrash and heavy metal from the 80s and 90s, while new Doom is influenced from modern djent and deathcore.
trueeee, that's why I prefer the classic Doom by far 🧐
New DOOM literally pioneered a metal genre
@@thefattertheratter45 -says the guy that never listened to metal before
@@suspicioususer 👍
@@suspicioususer A subgenre with enough traction becomes a genre, an from what it's seeming to be, argent metal may start being less of a subgenre and become a full on genre.
I just noticed the backgrounds are from the levels where the specific songs play, such a cool detail
They are all good to me
Doom is the only game that has changed the most while remaining à good saga.
à
Doom 3
@@Mik-kv8xx Bad doom game, but not the worst game in a vacuum
@@heybro4000 it is a good Doom game, especially towards the end since it pretty much turns into classic Doom. Lots of action.
It‘s definitely one of the few franchises that fit that criteria, but definitely not the only one. One of the most obvious choices just have to be Resident Evil, which has changed way more often and far more drastically and every entry, except that railshooter and Umbrella Corps is great.
They both give off "destroying a room with unfair odds" vibe, just with different energy
Old doom is lo-fi metal beats to rip and tear to
One rage fueled space marine against an entire plane of Hell. Hell is very much outmatched.
Shutup zoomer
Just about anything will sound relatively chill when played after the modern doom soundtracks.
Slaughter maps, and the midis used in them, take it to the limit.
Old Doom: hell yeah, blastng demons is fun
New Doom: *_I CHOOSE VIOLENCE_*
Nothing will ever beat old doom soundtrack
Everybody loves Into Sandy's City. One of the best game tracks ever.
Hell yeah, always gives me the chills.
Indeed
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It’s called s&x type thing
Everyone except Bethesda apparently lmao
It's great to see the DooM community coming together to appreciate both musics, no arguing, just everybody enjoying and having a good time
Doom fans:
"All music good"
"Yes"
the entire DOOM community: _all the OSTs are certified bangers_
the entire DOOM community again: _Yes_
How could we argue? The first games are undeniably better, including their music.
@@Go_Coup You saw someone being glad that no one is complaining or arguing for no reason and you just HAD to prove them wrong huh
@@Go_Coup new doom music is for gigachads lifting in gyms, old doom music is for cheese crusted finger nerds who think excercising is bad
Old DooM Music: *DoomGuy vibing*
New DooM Music: *POV: Demons seeing a VERY ANGRY MAN running at them at 60 km/h*
and i love em all equally
I just love how even younger generations who didn't grow up with or play doom 1 and 2 in their 20's can appreciate the timeless murderfest that IS DOOM... DOOM really does bring people together.
And rips demons apart
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20’s? I had only just entered my teens. After playing Doom2 with just the PC speaker for almost a year I finally saved up enough to installed a SoundBlaster and a CD-rom in my 386.
@@graemebarker4344 I had a similar setup, Soundblaster 3d, 386mhz processor, 2 speakers, a 14' monitor and everything.
I got whole collection on disc and even got the windows 95 computer to play em still got that good ole box screen monitor
Like that one commenter said: "There's no such thing as old, it becomes a classic"
Unless the game is shit, then it's just old, but that's obviously not the case with Doom
Your mom's a classic
Farcry and all ubisoft franchise: 🤡
it's the key difference between "outdated" and "retro"
Classic is a game that had and still does have great gameplay. Old is a game people thought was good but they really just thought the graphics were good at the time (but were actually crappy)
Old DooM music: *vibing*
New DOOM music: KAR EN TUK
Anyone else remember in the 90s when all good fps games were called "doom clones" ?
0:04 Simply epic
both, both is great
Man I bought both games and got a cool ass free soundtrack
Agreed
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A man of culture I see
Therefore, they all go together at the end of the video.
It is interesting how the style matches perfectly. I mean the new songs would've fitted in the good old ost from back than in 1993 as well.
Mick Gordon used the old songs a a reference point, that's why they fit. Check it for yourself, there was one video on YT analysing music from Doom Eternal and it displays that.
No they wouldn't... They're a completely different style that's totally incompatible with the original Doom.
Both of them are actually great.
0:15 For a game like Doom, this track is exceptionally groovy and well-vibed
Yeah this could fit in a 16bit Sega Sonic game lol
Yes BUT you only heard 2 seconds of it. Old doom music is less consistent, but more varied in exchange I guess? It has many genres but they all tend to be hard rock-y
E1M1 is my favorite simply because of its status, but that one is probably my actual favorite
I still listen to E3M3 when I crack down and get to writing code.
What are you doing here
THIS IS THE WORST CRASH BANDICOOT MODEL EVER AND EVERYONE IS TRASH
I love the original soundtrack, but they did one hell of a job on the modern stuff. Doom never disappoints.
So are we just forgetting DOOM 3 doesn't exist then? Because that one is pretty disappointing
doom3 kinda did, and call of doom was sure going to if it was ever released
"They"? Mick Gordon!! 🤘🤘
@@ji604 Sad that he's gone.
@@TheScrltspdrslayer There's no Doom 3. What are you talking about. Doom has always been about Doomguy/Slayer never had a game about a random dude in a horror game that wasn't badass 😬
old = i am the danger
new = demons: 'we are in danger'
The soundtracks of the new Dooms sound like the Doom Guy takes out his anger by killing demons. The older soundtracks seem like Doom Guy just wants to have fun killing demons.
Really love the transitions you made from modern doom music to old doom music
I thought it meant doom metal like Candlemass and Evoken.
I LOVE how the new doom is actually brilliant. Im not used to stuff being this good anymore.
Yeah recent stuff is pretty junk, but Doom is exceptional
Agree
@@artansadiki3244*eternal
@@iloathepeoplewhorestilltal2774I think he means the franchise
im digging the absolute fuck outta doom 2016 right now
Doom 2016 - 2020 is pure rage
Doom 1993 is smooth jazz that keeps you up
They all have incredible taste
Lol how up beat and happy "i sawed the demons" is in contrast to the game still is so great, think its pretty even though the new one has some bangers too
When you pull out the chainsaw in Doom, you can’t help but have the biggest grin on your face when you’re sawing the demons.
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I Sawed the Demons is just so bangin', I can't help but revel in the joy of slaughter.
The I sawed the demons constrast perfectly after completing the first episode without dying.
I don't know why but when "i sawed the demo" starts it makes me smile
E1M1 will always be my favorite but the new music sounds amazing
e1m1 and map 01 are legendary ngl
Yeah that is the most memorable doom theme
E1M1 and E1M4 are personal favs from DOOM (1993)
The new doom has E1M1 aswell. :P
Its just hidden within the new songs!
Also theres the updated version which is pretty cool too... czcams.com/video/FuMV1htK0vk/video.html
So it truly is a blend of old and new.... the ending is definitely accurate here.
Yeah it sounds like the intro to the DRI song hooked.
I love the way how old doom music is just epic music while new doom music is just like your doomed
I sawed the demons is an all time jam
I love Doom
Same
who doesn't
@@thanatos5642 i'm 12 bro i like doom. Even a 2 yo will like doom
Don’t we all lol
Same
Love how they all agree that "into sandy's city" kicks ass
Mah god. Yes. Into Sandy's City was so badass.
It's the best soundtrack of the old OST.
ISC simply had the bad luck of never being used in a level befitting its status. Both are garbage.
Those old guys are jacked. My grandparents had stereos like that and they are over a hundred pounds easy.
the doom music powers them
New testament: Classic
Old testament: 2016 and Eternal
As much as I love both old and new, you can't deny how kickass the new soundtrack is
I prefer the subtlety of the original
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I don't deny but I'm not a metalhead, so I'm sticking with the classic midi style, even if not necessarily all the tracks (sick of hearing At Doom's Gate by this point).
@@websterri dude really censored the word idiot 💀💀💀💀
@@cooler_carpington oh my. You really don't get it?
E1M1 and Mick Gordon's "at doom's gate" should've been put next to each other so people can hear the difference between the old & modern version of the same masterpiece.
old DOOM music fucking slapped idc
Mick Gordon: You're weak.
Bobby Prince and his MIDI soundcard: I'm you.
Fun fact: the entire Doom saga consists of music albums with a video game in the background
Oh just wait until you see the NieR games and it's Fandom. That Fandom exists to be sad and collect music album upon music album upon music album upon depression.
Basically the NieR games are the orchestral and sad music equivalent of dooms metal music.
You get free games with both. Dooms a masterpiece of gameplay loop and combat, NieR games are masterpieces of emotional storytelling and characters.
@noc omment yeah its a beautiful ending but a depressing game. Even more depressing if you read the side materials.
And overall, it's actually not that happy of an ending when compared to actual happy endings.
They get to stay alive, in an already shitty world full of pain death and suffering. What a happy ending that is.
The happiest part about it is that it's less sad and depressing than the previous endings which either end with 1 or all people dying.
It's bittersweet at best, and the meaning behind it is hopeful, but the overall game won't provide someone with that same feeling. It's a depression roller coaster with a glimpse of hope at the end.
@noc omment and whether it's even bittersweet or not is still up to the player since there are 2 possible endings to ending E thanks to a script reading taro made after the game released.
Either 1 of them wakes up but the other never does, the other waits over their corpse until the end of their days.
The other ending is happier because they both wake up. But both could be considered Canon since there's no sequel that's confirmed what exactly happened. Similar to how the infamous games have good karma and bad karma endings, but both could be Canon until a sequel confirms which ending we actually got.
Huh.
Kinda like Guilty Gear.
Into Sandy's City is such a great song
the first 9 seconds of this video is pure .999 fine gold
Mick is absolutely THE LEGEND
As someone who loves both classic and new Doom, this is INCREDIBLY accurate to how the two eras make you feel lol.
“OG Doom music or Modern Doom music?”
“Both? Both.”
“Both is good.”
old where cool but dam, "the only thing they fear is you" is a monster of motivation when you listen to it outside the game
I'm both happy and sad that I'm old enough to have listened to countless hours of both.
There's something timeless & charming about old chiptunes that new gaming synth music just can't match.
*Friends, I took off the world record for pull-ups on one hand* *Please support* .
It's a whole genre unto itself, and still going strong. Even for Doom, you can go have a listen to James Paddock, Stuart Rynn, Esselfortium, and so many others.
@@DinnerForkTongue Agreed, it's the technical limitations of chiptune music that really brings out the creative side of artists. They've gotta get inventive to make something great with something so limited in it's capabilities. That's why most of them are catchy ear worms like with old school Castlevania, Final Fantasy, Super Mario, Zelda, F-Zero & Megaman music as examples.
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Kings among all are the tunes composed by the Follin brothers (for Silver Surfer, Equinox, Pictionary and most of all, Plok). They seriously pushed the used pieces of hardware to their absolute limits.
It's called "melody".
To be honest I like the old default theme more than the new one there's more sharp edges in the notes and there's just something about sharp edges that I really like
True, I need to calm my edgyness from the new Doom music cause' while I still do enjoy playing Doom 2016 back then, I don't wanna get TOO intense since listening to old OST's always calm me down imo.
I think the old DOOM music should play when there's an area when there's no enemies just to calm down a bit
There's a handful of arrangements that would fit in perfectly as a contrast with Mick's OST.
I sawed demons is just so nostalgic (and also pretty good)
I honestly just love the old Tracks more thanks to their diversity, sometimes it can be funky or metal,and sometimes atmospheric like "opening in hell" and "nobody told me about Id" I love the new tracks but for me constant heavy meal easily gets tiring
Yeah sometimes you need a light meal
I wouldn't mind a full blast metal ost either but mick gordon just did constant djent chugging. If it were thash metal it would at least have dynamic moods while staying intense
It's not just metal, its a constant barrage that slowly becomes background noise. Metal has a much larger variety than that.
Yeah, same for me. I like metal. Just, listening to it for an hour or so, it gets really tiring.
Short sweet and open fire from all cannons, thats how I enjoy metal.
It’s not heavy metal all the time. There is often dubstep and industrial thrown in.
*I prefer the original music. The new soundtrack just sounds like they tried to put every heavy metal instrument into a single song.* 🤔
Maybe it's because I don't have the Nostalgia, but I think that the new Doom music is better than the old, but the old is still fun and kind of an 8-bit sort of way
Ambas son geniales para mí.Para momentos de diversión con panas seria la música original,y la nueva seria para los momentos de epicidad en solitario.
I like the classic melting transition for the old music and the ominous glitch transition for new music. Lovely touch that is 👏🏻
This really makes you realise how much more melodic the original pieces were
It matters not what music is played as long as i get to rip and tear
E1M1 Will be legendary forever.
Chad new Doom music vs Chad old Doom music
Both, both are good
At Doom's Gate is arguably the best one of them all.
They both have their ups and downs
I can legitimately say I stroll with both crowds. I grew up on the soundtrack of the original DOOM's and have lost my mind in recent years over Mick Gordon's masterpiece.
I listen to both New and Old DOOM music ❤🎧🔥
I cant wait for the new Dark ages soundtrack to come out soon
its incredible how Mick makes the new music feel like the old music, while at the same time its hard to point out why, which allows it to be its own new thing.
the new one is making us feel the chaos created by the demon and the brutality of the doom guy.
The old one is funky and give a feeling of nostalgia.
Old DOOM sounds like the music i'd while jogging, while New DOOM sounds like the music i'd listen during exam, both equally good
Old DOOM: Cardio, New DOOM: Weight Lifting.
Actually i much enjoyed the fact, that some of new music is just more juicy version of old.
Doomguy is actually my drunk friend at 3:00AM, making the soundtrack all on his own as he rips and tears.