Doom OST - E3M3 - Deep Into the Code
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2007
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Bobby Prince: "If everyone at id Software worked as long and hard as John Carmack, id Software would be absolutely untouchable by any competition. Everyone else at id Software would answer this by saying that they have a life outside of developing games! John would answer that he does too, but he'd rather be programming all of the time :) The reason I bring this up is that while I was at id during the development of DOOM, I stayed in the office many, many hours myself (after all, that's where all of my transplanted music toys were located). As a result of long hours at the office, John and I were often there at the same wee hours of the night. John would only leave his office to nab a coke or run to the mens' room -- that is except when he had something special programmed and wanted someone to see it. Those kinds of things happen a lot around John, too. He is always coming up with some cool addition to his engines. Many times in those wee hours, I would come to a point where I couldn't make positive progress toward completing a song or a sound effect. I would go out into the then main room where a pool table sat and just roll the balls around the table. I could look into John's office and he would be sitting there in a world of his own, oblivious to anything else going on. When I worked on this song, I took a break at the pool table and saw John working away. That's when the name of this song hit me". - Hry
"If i ever had kids, they're gonna come out circle strafin'.''
Civvie11
Good choice
i remember that from somewhere? where's that from
@@butterh2 Civvie11
One of my favorites.
This is me but with Source game shit
As a programer I can confirm that we hear this soundtrack everytime we code.
yes my brother
I'm studying informatica just to hear this while coding on c++ ot making something with vrml
Dude I'm coding, like, nginx updates and I still hear this in my head...
Hahahaha. Just simply mandatory.
I play this as my "waiting in lobby" music for all Zoom and Team meetings while people log on. Set the stage - let everyone know what's coming.
Yes, I turn on this music when I need to crank out really good code
Jesus Christ this is basically a midi version of behind the crooked cross
+Vikram Kumaran true xD
thanks
Well. They did get the main DooM theme from Metallica's "Master of Puppets."
+Captain's Quarters
it aint the main theme, it is considered that
Actually they got the main theme riff from the chorus of "No Remorse" Also by Metallica
I can hear the shotgun blast in rythm to this song in my head everytime.
Civvie11
@@thomasdilfurd4176 I have to thank that guy for the exact image of the rhythm.
Hey kids, let's talk about DOOOOOM!
When I first went into this level with the music playing and I started shooting Imps with the shotgun it was in rhythm with the song, Thanks Civvie I can't get it out of my head when I hear this song
And imps dying
"Hey kids let's talk about DOOOOOM"
-Civvie11
Man of culture
Tbh that's why I'm here to I never really play episode 3 of doom so always forget this track
*shotgun blasts synchronized to the beat play faintly in the distance*
"You go get 'em Mister Pinky, I believe in ya!"
"...nah I'm bored." [shoots Pinky]
"It's like Mario, but instead of plumbing it's obsessive demon murder."
"If I have kids, they're gonna come out Circle-Strafin`."
“Time melts away in this living Inferno, trapped by a god that I once understood.” - Tom “Doomguy” Araya
E3M3 made me unable to fully trust pools of water.
I understand how you feel about pools of water because I cannot use them. I would have a seizure in the swimming pool and all of it would be ruined.
@@SirJacobDale He's referring to the fact that some of the water on this level hurts you
Cuz the game takes place on Mars and the water there is boilin' hot!
@@mosqit4324 no E3M3 takes place in hell where the water is boiling hot while the other 2 episodes (excluding thy flesh consumed) are on mars moons the only doom games to my knowledge that take place on mars is DOOM (2016) and DOOM 3
@@FalloutPlayer45 oh okay, i forgot about that
Doom soundtracks are still awesome even after 16 years.
Still amazing after all those years
Even after 27 years now
even after 26 years too!
Bruh
Hell yeah
Behind crooked cross comments: this sounds like Doom
Deep in the code comments: this sounds like Slayer
Me: *Hmmmmm*
this is pretty much a midi version of it
I tought it was "Cowboys from hell" by pantera because of the intro
BEHIND THE CROOKED CROSS!
DraculaXHunter101 Yup. BTW. Check out my channel for new Heavy Metal tracks I'm recording for Doom.
Yup e2m6 sinister sounds like south of heaven,
@@theeternalslayer South of Heaven is used in DooM 2 "Shawn's Got The Shotgun".
"March on through the rivers of red"
Only a true metal head would know.
Behind the crooked cross - slayer
Bobby copied a lot of metal songs:
- E3M1 - Pantera: Mouth for war
- Map 23 - Alice in chains: Them bones
- Map 25: Alice in chains: angry chair
- Map 7 (drums) - Slayer: South of heaven
- Map 18 - Pantera: this love
"True metal heads" listening to the most basic bands everyone knows:
@@pickle7428 It's not exactly a popular song dude
@@cdsmetalhead99 true
@@Djsjdndnfrkkee
E1m3 slayer: criminally insane
E1m4 pantera: rise
E1m6 believer: sanity obscure
E2m1 acdc: big gun
E2m2 metallica: the call of ktulu
Bobby Prince, the Mick Gordon of Doom in the 90s.
who wouldve expected that!
Uh not really. This song is entirely stolen from Slayer, note for note
@@Omar_E11 bobby prince is like the koji kondo of metal
composed for one of the most iconic games in history
stole a bunch of songs note for note
and despite this almost nobody seems to care because we love the soundtracks too much
@@Omar_E11 Yes,but no Metal band sued I.D Software over it.
@@peterjohnson11655 What songs did Koji Kondo take from?
"Time melts away in this living INFERNO"
''Trapped by a cause that I once understood''
Danny Pitre "feeling a sickness building inside of me"
CrispTugBoat " who will I real Have to answer to"
Take no Prisoners "march on through the rivers of red"
''Souls drift, they fill the air!''
This is my favorite track in the game.
Same
(its slayer song behind the croocked cross)
Same here brother
Same
Same
It is so amazing how Doom feels so fluent. Not sure if anyone knows what i mean but the way the game feels when playing it doesnt feel out of date or old. I think thats why its such an amazing game
you’d expect a pseudo 3d 90’s FPS game to feel horrible but it just doesn’t. some games today don’t even feel that good
Playing doom on the PS4 is smooth and perfect, it tells you how timeless doom is.
My wife said she never seen me play such a pixelated game. I told her this is 1993!! Was replaying Doom 1 through 2 last year on switch
@@komododragon6663 I play doom 1993 on the ps4, and you can tell that it's timeless just because of it even being on ps4. I mean, do you know any games from the 90s on the ps4?
Doom is timeless
"Time melts away in this living inferno,
Trapped by a cause that I once understood"
+ProtoChaud feeling a sickness building inside of me
who will i really have to answer to?
March on through the Rivers of red
@@LegoshiBR Run away from them idk thats just what i thought of
@@LegoshiBR flesh ripped. It fills the air
@@onutube6392 Forced to fight behind the crooked cross
Encountering Baron of Hell on this map was terrifying back in the day!
Encountering a Cacodemon was more terrifying to me, since it was just like "okay going around a corner now" then suddenly "HEY BUDDY PAL HERE'S A MUTATED MEATBALL THAT SPITS LIGHTNING"
Fluffbutt both of them still scare the shit out of me. Cacodemons just because of their design and how they come out unexpectedly. Barons because, well, they're Barons.
I can confirm this to be true nowadays aswell.
@@jimmywhite6863 Barons especially because there was no Super Shotgun in Doom 1
Slayer - Behind the Crooked Cross
yep
from south of Heaven
what about it
@@ChrisT4rmKT this songs inspiration
I bought South of Heaven a few years ago. When I came to track 4, I was like: "Hey this sounds familiar....."
Fun fact, this track is confirmed to be inspired by Behind the Crooked Cross by Slayer... And Bobby Prince watching John Carmack code late at night.
"Inspired by"
It is note for note the same song through the first 45 seconds
Time melts away in this living inferno! Trapped by a cause that I once understood, feeling a sickness deep inside of me, who will I really have to answer too.
March on through the rivers of red! Souls drift, they fill the air, forced to fight Behind, the crooked cross!
The beginning is like:
"Health?"
"100%"
"Armor?"
100%"
"Shotgun?"
"Locked and loaded!"
"BFG?"
"Ready to vaporize some daemon asses sir!"
"Then what are you waiting for soldier? Go out kick some ass!"
Vilkku did the lyrics to Nick India Dab before it existed
Badass
Just waiting for Slayer to start... Sir!
Yessir!
I never got the shotgun before that level, lmao
“I wonder if SIGIL will come out on time”
I played this for my kitchen knife. It is now a chainsaw
most comments are just copy paste. this sounds original so good job lol.
the fact that the beat of the drums can be perfectly synced up while firing and cocking the shotgun makes this the funnest song to slay demons to
funnest doom song is "healer stalks"
@@thatanimepfpguyi agree
out of context, this sounds like a bootlegged E1M1
Words right outta my mouth, Mega! I was just about ready to make mention that someone must have just taken bits and pieces of E1M1's music, and just stuck that right in here.
SPAGHETTI CHIP DIP I thought it sounds more like Master of Puppets
just set the speed of video on 1.5 and you got a origin E1M1
Nitro
I used to think this was E1M1 backwards when I was a kid.
COMRADE SPIFFMAN It was inspired by it not a rip off
Rumor has it, that a goose broke into the studio and recorded parts of the song.
Deep into the Doot
doot
DootDoot
i can feel the code getting deep into me
I sometimes play this level just to hear the music.
Same
do you still do it??
I love this even though this is literally just behind the crooked cross
Computer scientists in the future when they try to analyze Yandere Simulators source code.
Deep into a mess more like it
spaghetti!
They better not find meatballs.
This whole episode of the game has some of my favorite music, I was so surprised in my first playthrough at how great all of the music here was.
FUCKIN' SLAYER!!!!
When you try to fix your PC.
?!?!?!?
@@foamyadampower7105 you go deep into the code
@@amazoncouch7116 oh now I understand
Ha
Dang this song kicks in I love this so much just as iconic as E1M1s theme at dooms gate.
I remember this level. I would always take forever to finish it. The part time was like 2 minutes, and I'd always take about 20 to finish it =D
The riff at 0:57-1:06 is literally burned into my skull.
The best and most underrated Doom 1 soundtrack
MY favourite Behind The Crooked Cross cover 🤠
Doom is fuckin timeless. Always feels like the first time when playing it.
This is great music, period.
I came here to like this video, i realized i already did.
I love the E1M1 sounding guitar that comes in and sounds a little odd but i love it.
This is like my eighth time listening to this today.
Ancient
All the music in Doom is so memorable. It kicks ASS.
Deep into the crooked cross
Here after reaching E3M3 on my first playthrough of Doom. Had to save this.
Time melts away in this living inferno \m/
behind the crooked cross!
Whatever we did to deserve DooM it couldn't have been enough
This is one of the coolest tracks of the entire fucking game omg. Such a sense of "There's no turning back now."
if you're all wondering, song counter-part is Behind the Crooked Cross by Slayer
Yes! I fucking love this. I even loved this when I played Doom in the early 90s. 🤘
Watched pro doom so many times, I'm expecting Civvie's voice to cut in saying "Hey kids, let's talk about DOOM"
This is one of the songs I played while playing Skate 3 on my Xbox. LEGENDARY
- "What do you have in there?"
+ "In here? DOOM"
(Music plays)
Best soundtrack to doom
Best song in the game, and played on the most intense level in Ultimate Doom. SLAYER \m/
I don't know why this happens but every time i hear the doom soundtrack i still can her the demon death sound the doomguy's "unfs" and the guns sounds.
Played doom constantly as a kid then became a serious slayer fan in my teens. Only just realised the connection but don't think it's total coincidence.
DOOM + Slayer = (South Of) Heaven 🤘😆🤘
This particular song is "behind the crooked cross"
Doom + slayer = Doom Slayer 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
@@theitalianstallion973 Incorrect.
Doom × Slayer = DoomSlayer
ID had to of gotten Slayer's permission for this. It's literally "Behind The Crooked Cross".
Considering Doom made heavy use of some pretty hacky C/C++ code (and some assembly, usually in the graphics routines) in order to make the game as optimized as possible so it could run on a 386 without spontaneously combusting, this song was likely made to capture the anguish of having to track down some obscure or otherwise hard-to-find bugs strewn throughout the game's code.
Do you smell that?
Its smells like my favorite track and level in Doom
The song you would listen to when there’s one more day left of school before the holidays
Is it me or does it sound like "At Doom's Gate" (E1M1) music ?
Yes yes it is
I think so as well... kinda sounds like a "stock" version of it.
yeah
Well, e1m1 is a sampled midi version of either "master of puppets" or "no remorse" by metallica, depending on who you ask, and e3m3 is instead "behind the crooked cross" by slayer, and since the bands were active in the same years and had really similar styles and those same songs are reminiscent of one another, it makes sense that the midi versions are similar too.
Bono Giamboni id say that while the structure of E1M1 technically *_is_* No Remorse, it still sounds more like Master.
*Pool Player:* "What've you got there?"
*Tom Cruise:* "In here? ...Doom." *_[confident smile]_*
Map loads, the song kicks in...
and then you see the pinky charging down the corridor towards you.
Gives me the chills every time.
I don't know why but I am thinking that this is the older version of DOOM 2016's alpha theme
This sounds like the Doom '16 ad, doesn't it?
Doom 2016's theme* is based off E1M1, though this sounds similar to E1M1 too.
edit: slight distinction
+(͠≖ ͜ʖ͠≖)BecauseICan( ͡º ͜ʖ ͡º)
Yyyyyyuuup.
16 years....? ouch, i feel old, and it's still great! :)
26 now ^^
wow love the drumfill at the start
Thanks for the description, it was nice to read :)
Geese love this song
SLLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRR
Man, I gotta be honest... til' this day I haven’t found a bad thing about Doom (even the new ones). Great OST, gameplay and one of the most badass protagonist of all time.
the doom games aren’t perfect, but my god, they kick so much ass
TacoForce5 to me they are hahaha
Somehow just noticed that this is basically just a MIDI cover of Behind the Crooked Cross..
whenever i look at the track-titles to the doom soundtrack, then im wondering, maybe there is a deeper meaning behind those strange titles. maybe not, but anyway the soundtrack is very great, and for some reason i find the titles very genius fascinating! "deep into the code", "between levels", "the healer stalks", "countdown to death" OOH!!!
The healer stalks is a reference to the archvile
Honestly, I feel like the riff in "Behind the Crooked Cross" sounds more like E1M1, while yes, this sounds really similar too, it's slowed down compared to Behind The Crooked Cross.
No Remorse doesn't have anything on Behind The Crooked Cross honestly.
@Corporal Adrian Shepard I have. lol
"in front of the upright crucifix. " By Killer.
“Whatcha got there?”
“In here?”
“ *Doom…* “
FUCKINN' SLAYERRR!!!
0:57 I know 1 of y’all spent 3 months learning to riff for this
This was my New Year 2024 song
Happy 30th anniversary Doom !
Deep in the mutha fuckin code! Id come out blasting to this song as a kid cause i was so pumped and confused at the same time cause the music was so fast and the demons would just be everywhere on nightmare mode. pew pew pew!
' *Id* come out blasting this song'
I can't hear it without the shotgun shots and Imps Grunting at the beginning of it being made in my head
Civvie 11:D
This is my favorite song in doom
Fun fact: The name of the song cames from John Carmack expending lots of time programing the game code
this was the one i was looking for
I love Bobby Prince's stories about the songs
And what's the story here? "I like Slayer and hope they don't sue me"
Temaso 🔥
SLAYER
E3M3 is my favorite multiplayer map. This music is great for deathmatch.
Behind The Crooked MIDI
thiz my fav one lol, when i played this lvl i was like woooooo xD * shot gun *
I hope the new Doom has music samples from metal bands like in the original doom. Because this version of Behind the crooked cross came out so badass that I thought that most of the songs from south of heaven actually fits well with this game.
+Mago it doesn't, but it does have it's own unique metal soundtrack. low, heavy, industrial metal. it's a good soundtrack, especially because it's dynamic in the gameplay.
+Mago it would be to expensive to do that now. by the time u pay the royalties/licencing u would only have enough for one level of the game.
+Fishy it has lots of stuff from the old songs though
it has references, but that's not what OP was talking about at all
You again?
my favorite mission and favorite song
Listening to this I realise how long I must have been stuck on that level.
WITH NO EMOTIONS MY FEELINGS SUPRESSED, BLIND OBEDIENCE CARRIES ME THROUGH IT ALL!! \m/ Dx \m/
Song sounds like a copyright infringement-avoiding version of At Doom's Gate (level 1 of Doom 1).
It's Pandemonium.
Fuck yeah.
At Doom's Gate isn't the name of the first Doom level, by the way, it's the title of the music, the level name is "Hangar".
Elia1995 Who cares.
***** Get a load of this feisty hostile dickard, lol.