Fun fact: early in the production of the doom eternal soundtrack they said he wasnt allowed to use a guitar so that he could spice it up it up bit so instead he used a chainsaw and a lawn mower in a lot of songs as a replacement however he was struggling to make good songs so they eventually said he could use a guitar, in some songs in the soundtrack such as cultist base he still used the sounds of the chainsaw and the lawnmower
@Viktor Soerensen the running gag is that Gordon was told no guitars for 2016. So he made a metal synth daisy chain program and ran deep industrial machine sounds, a lawnmower, and a chainsaw through the program and created a new synth instrument lovingly dubbed The Doom Machine
@Viktor Soerensen it has “the sound” in it the sound used to represent argent energy in the soundtrack. I call it doom synth. It has the doom synth in it which means it the doom machine was used. If I’m understanding how Gordon described the process then the samples are in the program for the Doom machine
The coolest thing about the Doom eternal soundtrack is that Bethesda challenged Mr. Gordon to use something other than a guitar as a main instrument for some of the songs, and he took the challenge and used a chainsaw.
It was more a decission of the sales department, they said, game music with e-guitars are not selling, so they wanted a soundtrack without one. I guess we all can say, he delivered the most badass guitar sound without one.
I think that was more the case for 2016. AFAIK Mick Gordon was not shouldered with the same "no guitars" requirements for Eternal. Originally, 2016 was supposed to be strictly no guitars, but it wasn't sounding right, so he finally just started adding guitar back in here and there and id liked it. Since 2016's sound track was such a smash hit, they dropped the no guitar BS and let him go all in with them. That's why 2016 has kind of a dub-steppy, techno-ish kind of sound with guitars layered on top, while Eternal is much more heavy metal.
To be honest, nothing is more appropriate for DOOM. And that was DOOM, the first one in 2016. He had more freedom with Eternal because he knocked it so far out of the park with DOOM 2016.
@@Kevin-jb2pv he was, instead, shouldered by terrible zenimax management and corporate bullcrap that bethesda decided to back and has not shown their receipts. i can only hope mick isn't supressed.
@@CocktailBoomin Yeah same, they get very drowned out in the gameplay, and everything just has that that low bass sound in my ears. That said, blood swamps is still pretty groovy.
That deep guitar that comes in the 2nd breakdown is a chainsaw pitched down. Then when that screaming sound comes in on top of it, that's a lawnmower. Also that entire soundtrack goes that hard. And the one for DOOM 2016 might be even harder. Every single song is brilliant.
@@rmh2506 Shamgar and Ehud, the earliest known assassin's names recorded in history, outran chariots in their escape after shoving a knife past the hilt into a king. Biblical.
Funny thing is that they listened to the compressed version of the song. The uncompressed full OST was released later, which has drums and "RIP AND TEAR" chants at the end.
I love the universal “stink face” that happens naturally when hearing some great metal. Dude on the left’s face was exactly mine when the guitar starts up in the beginning.
Check out Mick Gordon's GDC talk on how he created and composed the soundtrack. He started with just a sine wave put through a whole bunch of pedals and effects before adding the guitar in much later in the writing process! fancinating stuff.
This is from Mick Gordon's personal mix, the final VG album for DOOM Eternal is different because ID Software Had delays with Mick's OST for Eternal, and had their co-composer mix the release OST instead. It's the reason why Mick Gordon cut ties with ID Software after the release of DOOM Eternal.
Actually on this one along with his 9 string guitar he used an actual lawnmower running through a weird distortion device he built himself. Mick talks about the Doom process in a bunch of interviews.
The thing I really love about Mick Gordon is that he is able to INSPIRE EMOTION in people. He can make you feel like you are ready to fight the armies of hell itself. And it still -sounds good.- There is still very clear rythyms and beats that alot of metal loses to the noise. He plays the music of some primal part of our souls that still wants to fight.
Boys! You missed your chance! The composer, Mick Gordon, made his own mix to the song (this is the official mix made by the studio). His mix isn’t nearly as repetitive, and has some rad sections that were cut from this one entirely. Still, awesome that you guys got around to this! The recent doom games have revitalized and popularized metal music. Doom 2016 even won soundtrack of the year (Doom Eternal was robbed last year, should’ve been a repeat)
Seconded. The Mick mixes are ALWAYS better than studio mixes. Problem with his music is that it's deliberately designed to be constructed part by part separately, meaning when he hands files over to other people, rather than it being a single piece of music, it's a bunch of different segments people have to slap together in a way they THINK sounds good. This works well in game because if combat is intense, the music gets more intense, and if things are calming down then the tracks can cut to the bridge and so on so forth. When just listening to some rando on TH-cam though, the channel themselves (or the Id team in this case) has to decide how to mix these different segments. ... And then almost always a few weeks after fan mixes are made, Mick comes out with the official mix which not only sounds and rolls better, but includes parts you haven't even heard yet.
@@scorp-ion-battery bc it's the original "unreleased" mix of the song. Mick polished it up in the later version 2 of the song. V2 was released officially. But, I honestly like this mix so much more.
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 I do believe in god and I study the Bible and I try to keep his commandments but still thank you for reminding me god bless you and also this was a joke. But still god bless you.
Fun Fact: The reason there's seemingly random integration of less intense moments is because Doom Eternal has dynamic music. It rises and lowers in intensity depending on enemies you fight. What you're listening to is the direct rip from the game.
That moment at exactly 2:25 when it goes into the guitar (chainsaw?), the instant change in expression from the guys is so god damn satisfying to watch. "I was expectin-" (instantly has expectations blown away)
It was a 12 string guitar. That weeering noise in the song was an augmented sound of the chainsaw from the original Doom. Mick Gordon used a CHAINSAW. As an INSTRUMENT Edit: In Cultist Base, they used a lawn mower (thanks Давид Марић)
@@thegreenwolf8838 Nah, he just changed the type of metal. Doom '93's music was Aluminum. Then he turned it into steel, and in Eternal increased production to a steel factory.
Man I'm glad you guys did this. Mick Gordon's influence is everywhere in the djent and core scene right now and like you mentioned BMTH's influence is from hiring him for the new EP. Since this track is a weird edit from the studio, BFG Division is where it's at. Also play the new DOOM game boys, you guys are mostly missing out over there!!!
The crazy thing is that Mick used soooooo many different ways of shaping the sounds for these songs. One way he used an old Russian made Synth type device as well, and hed run that sound through another sound, and it made this epic frikkin soundtrack that's perfect for killing the armies of Hell.
Y'all somebody needs to send this to Mick. The beardyman in the black looks like he's having a goddamn spiritual awakening throughout the whole song and it's just.... *so satisfying* as a hardcore fan seeing someone else get absolutely slammed by this track the way I was, it's like living it for the first time all over again and I can only imagine how nuts it feels as the artist to watch a reaction like that.
The thing that makes the Mick Gordon soundtracks so outstanding and exceptional is not just the guitars, chainsaws and lawnmowers (yes, he incorporated a lawnmower into the soundtrack, we vibin' to power tools baby), it's the ambience that builds up the suspension and makes the metal elements shine so much more. The soundtracks are masterpieces.
"It's good driving music" No, it's good demon stomping music. It's perfect for what it is for. Getting you pumped and aggressive. That's why it is also good for Driving and Work Outs. It's technically even better in the game because it is more dynamic than just listening to the track. More demons = more aggressive. You should react to a few more. BFG Division is also epic
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 yeah, whatever dude. It's been 2000+ years and he still hasn't come back. This is also ignoring the fact that Jesus only had one comandment (not plural). It was his daddy that gave the multiple ones to Moses. Jesus redacted most of them and replaced them with "Do unto others as you would have then do unto you." Fuck, you would think someone who spouts stuff like this to strangers on the Internet, would have their facts correct.
this was actually the "gamerip version" of the track that's why there are a lot of ambient/mood moments on it. try to listen to the original Mick Gordon version and I think that's the one you are expecti-
This style of metal music is called "argent metal", the name inspired by "argent energy" from doom. A few others you might like (from mick gordon): "Meathook" "BFG Division" "Super gore nest" "Hell on earth" "Cultist base"
He used a combination of a 9 string, a chainsaw, and a lawnmower as well as his "doom machine" which was essentially about 15 pedals hooked into each other along with some other distortion makers. He did a really awesome talk breaking down the specifics of that :)
Literally the official soundtrack version with the synth at 2:00 kills so much harder even. That synth is the most insane sound I've heard in my entire life.
Now imagine you're in a "soft" moment of the game, and then that metal starts going and things get hectic and you're blasting demons and getting amped lol. The Doom franchise is in my top 3 fav video games of all time.
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Ok mate
But the look on your faces was priceless
Fun fact: early in the production of the doom eternal soundtrack they said he wasnt allowed to use a guitar so that he could spice it up it up bit so instead he used a chainsaw and a lawn mower in a lot of songs as a replacement however he was struggling to make good songs so they eventually said he could use a guitar, in some songs in the soundtrack such as cultist base he still used the sounds of the chainsaw and the lawnmower
cultist base
@@cheesybeans9476 early in the doom 2016 production.... For eternal he had free reign
more doom eternal sound track reaction please
"I was expecti-"
Doom Eternal: stfu
Well timed hahah
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
I was going to comment that :/ But still, it had funny
"IM NOT FINISHED YET!"
"Sounds like a ten string bro"
Nope. That's a chainsaw.
It's a motorized 1 chain guitar.
@@enlightendbel that's... A good way to put it
@Viktor Soerensen the running gag is that Gordon was told no guitars for 2016. So he made a metal synth daisy chain program and ran deep industrial machine sounds, a lawnmower, and a chainsaw through the program and created a new synth instrument lovingly dubbed The Doom Machine
@Viktor Soerensen it has “the sound” in it the sound used to represent argent energy in the soundtrack. I call it doom synth. It has the doom synth in it which means it the doom machine was used. If I’m understanding how Gordon described the process then the samples are in the program for the Doom machine
@@ltchugacast131 Only thing is that it's not an actual chainsaw sample, it's the chainsaw sound from the old games
"I was expecting-"
_Gets_ _what_ _he_ _expected._
Best comment. The timing was perfect
"I was expect-"
Lawn Mower Synth: "You were expecting DEEZ NUTS. HEEAH HEEAH, GOT'EEM"
*more
He was told shut up and listen
“Shut it. The work of a god is about to commence.”
The coolest thing about the Doom eternal soundtrack is that Bethesda challenged Mr. Gordon to use something other than a guitar as a main instrument for some of the songs, and he took the challenge and used a chainsaw.
It was more a decission of the sales department, they said, game music with e-guitars are not selling, so they wanted a soundtrack without one. I guess we all can say, he delivered the most badass guitar sound without one.
And a lawnmower
I think that was more the case for 2016. AFAIK Mick Gordon was not shouldered with the same "no guitars" requirements for Eternal. Originally, 2016 was supposed to be strictly no guitars, but it wasn't sounding right, so he finally just started adding guitar back in here and there and id liked it. Since 2016's sound track was such a smash hit, they dropped the no guitar BS and let him go all in with them. That's why 2016 has kind of a dub-steppy, techno-ish kind of sound with guitars layered on top, while Eternal is much more heavy metal.
To be honest, nothing is more appropriate for DOOM.
And that was DOOM, the first one in 2016. He had more freedom with Eternal because he knocked it so far out of the park with DOOM 2016.
@@Kevin-jb2pv he was, instead, shouldered by terrible zenimax management and corporate bullcrap that bethesda decided to back and has not shown their receipts. i can only hope mick isn't supressed.
LMAO @ 2:25
“I was expecting -“
Mick’s guitar: *”SILENCE! THIS IS MY MOMENT!”*
It’s a chainsaw
He spoke too soon and wasn't prepared for what's to come
yeah xd
Micks chainsaw.
SILENCE B******
More like "chainsaw"
“Well...I was expecting-“
*-Doomtrack intensifies*
Be like: you challenging me fool?
@@yes8807 no no
No it’s MER MORTAL YOU DARE CHALLENGE ME
That was perfect timing to
Mick Gordon and his album said to shut up and listen right then and there
*s i l e n c e m o r t a l*
This doesnt feel like metal. It feels like the whole fuckin' periodic table.
LOL fuckin flipped my table on that accuracy
Consisting of metals that have not been discovered yet.
Mettaloids and non metals and the whole fucking thing on an entire another periodic plane of existence
Best comment 🤣❤
Ohh yeah chemistry joke I love it!!!!!!
Ah yes my favorite genre of music.
Violence
I agree
I call it auditory assault
Yes
Indeed
@Friendly Grammar Corrector at its finest
If i was ever in a metal band the stuff I’d be willing to make is stuff like this doom track.
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 god no liek metal?
I want to become a dj so I mix tracks from this OST in clubs!
well it wouldn't be metal then
Check out Alex Terrible's new single "Doom Slayer" then
Bruh, we're all willing... But this guy was ~able.
“I was expectin-”
Mick Gordon: “Do me a favour, shut up a minute”
Fun fact: Mick Gordon’s albums usually cost 59.99 and come with an entire video game!
Wow. That's almost free.
Its fuckin very funny
@Xerius i honestly dont like hushults music in the dlc
@@CocktailBoomin Yeah same, they get very drowned out in the gameplay, and everything just has that that low bass sound in my ears.
That said, blood swamps is still pretty groovy.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
"It's good driving music."
I mean....if you drive a tank.
Who doesn't drive a tank. If you drive a normal car stfu
@Ali khan My personal favourite in my garage rn is the M1 Abrams, would like to get some from the eastern brands as well :)
@Ali khan Yeeee the Americans don't really like to export those :(
@Ali khan one day, buddy, one day...
Cue killdozer
“So he takes the Doom music and makes it metal?”
“So he takes fire and warms it up?”
lmao, perfect
Lmao love this comment
The fire is already warm but not worth enough eternal flame
I was about to write that. Best thing I heard today:'D
...but sir, fire can get warmer...
*which won't change the fact that it can burn and reap many things*
The reactions at 2:26 were priceless, haha. That's everyone's reaction to Mick Gordon.
"I was expecting..."
not expecting *DAT DROP!*
That deep guitar that comes in the 2nd breakdown is a chainsaw pitched down. Then when that screaming sound comes in on top of it, that's a lawnmower. Also that entire soundtrack goes that hard. And the one for DOOM 2016 might be even harder. Every single song is brilliant.
DOOM eternal clears 2016 no doubt. The guitars are necessary.
-What is that?
-Heavy
Best description ever not gonna lie
As soon as I read the comment hahah
@@speedyrunner1676 same lol
4:16 for that exact moment or 4:00 for the whole reaction
Chainsaws
LOL 🤣🤣
Yes gentlemen, this is Christian music at it's finest
Definitely my favorite church song.
I would like me some heavy metal Pope
It better be. Armageddon won't be any less intense
Doom is the most Christian video game ever made.
@@rmh2506 Shamgar and Ehud, the earliest known assassin's names recorded in history, outran chariots in their escape after shoving a knife past the hilt into a king. Biblical.
2:25 I was expecti..
Rudely interrupted
ya that was perfect lol
so great
papanomaly
*:D smiles immediately*
Speaking is temporary but doom is eternal
Funny thing is that they listened to the compressed version of the song. The uncompressed full OST was released later, which has drums and "RIP AND TEAR" chants at the end.
I love the universal “stink face” that happens naturally when hearing some great metal. Dude on the left’s face was exactly mine when the guitar starts up in the beginning.
"that's many strings on this guitar"
*Mick, holding a chainsaw*
Many teeth on this chainsaw...
Literally
Rather
That many liters in a chainsaw
Well often a guitar in an Ax…. Mick just steeped it up
I fucking lost it when i read this 🤣
Other games: This game needs a soundtrack.
Mick Gordon: This soundtrack needs a game.
it goes well in every single fps game idk how and why
@@iamgold3nn it goes well with any action game. God of War? Great. Devil May Cry? perfect. Kingdom Hearts? fuck Disney
@@iamgold3nn Still, nothing beats playing this over a Cooking Mama level
@@LuigiGamesful And Papa's Pizzeria
@@thegreenwolf8838 lmao when you mess up the customers order
It's groovy, because that's a chainsaw.
Yes, I am old.
Don't forget the lawn mower
Workshed?
And don't forget the nine string guitar
Heh...Ash
This... is my BOOMSTICK!
OP shops smart, OP shops S-Mart.
I love how ill prepared they both are. It really illustrates how we as players felt. Nobody was ready for what Mick Gordon was cooking up.
Check out Mick Gordon's GDC talk on how he created and composed the soundtrack. He started with just a sine wave put through a whole bunch of pedals and effects before adding the guitar in much later in the writing process! fancinating stuff.
"what is that?" that dear sir was a chainsaw and a lawn mower. You just jammed out to power tools. This music gives everyone an extra man card.
Nope micks 9 string
This song only used the doom machine for the background
@ClaubynBoi yeah but the 9 string was the core of the track
The doom machine (the chainsaw/lawnmower) was for background effecta
No chainsaw here
@@V2ULTRAKill how can you able to notice that, man?
@@adamryamizard5560 because i play a 9 string and theres no effects on it?
Fun fact that hard ass rift was a lawnmower no joke
Are you seriously?
Awesome
@@atompunk5575 yup he even used chainsaws in other songs for doom because doom guys uses a chainsaw
@@Dubst3pFriki17 amazing, Mick Gordon is so talented
@@atompunk5575 he even used a fly in The Super Gore Nest
@@Dubst3pFriki17 it's pretty prominent in Hellwalker from Doom '16 iirc.
Some of the songs Mick Gordon made for Doom makes you feel like you can bench press a house... with your step mom in it.
Fxcken A you got me at the last part
... 1v1 the sun .. and win©
The last part is legendary.
so what like 1800 1900 pounds?
Makes you feel like you can actually get her unstuck from the dryer.
The fact he not only uses a chainsaw as a instrument but also a lawnmower is insane
"Does he take doom music and make it metal" Oh lord if he did that I think we'd be absolutely melted away
This is music made to fit the description "Local man literally too angry to die"
I laughed out loud in bed 🛌 hahahaha
@@Yasmuraz Same hahahaha
I love how until Doom 2016 this was the CANONICAL reason on why he was immortal
and the best part is, the WHOLE GAME SOUNDTRACK GOES THIS HARD
Mick gordon is an absolute beast
Half of the tracks are ambient though
BFG 10K and super gore nest
This is from Mick Gordon's personal mix, the final VG album for DOOM Eternal is different because ID Software Had delays with Mick's OST for Eternal, and had their co-composer mix the release OST instead. It's the reason why Mick Gordon cut ties with ID Software after the release of DOOM Eternal.
Whole soundtrack goes hard?! Bro each song gets harder and harder like each of the slayers punches get harder with each strike!
These guys: " So. What do you play? "
Mick Gordon: " The *_chainsaw_* "
Bro this is the most christian game on the planet stfu
Actually on this one along with his 9 string guitar he used an actual lawnmower running through a weird distortion device he built himself. Mick talks about the Doom process in a bunch of interviews.
So true bro! 😆
"Also, a kangol. That is a human thighbone made into a flute."
"Sometimes I switch to lawnmower."
The thing I really love about Mick Gordon is that he is able to INSPIRE EMOTION in people.
He can make you feel like you are ready to fight the armies of hell itself.
And it still -sounds good.- There is still very clear rythyms and beats that alot of metal loses to the noise.
He plays the music of some primal part of our souls that still wants to fight.
"I love that tone what is that!?'
"Heavy"
Mick gordon, the man that makes metal musicians go "oh god"
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 um. Okay? I'm not sure how to respond to this.
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 it is Christian music lmao you slay demons
This is the most epic comment I’ve ever seen
no
*everyone*
Boys! You missed your chance! The composer, Mick Gordon, made his own mix to the song (this is the official mix made by the studio). His mix isn’t nearly as repetitive, and has some rad sections that were cut from this one entirely. Still, awesome that you guys got around to this! The recent doom games have revitalized and popularized metal music. Doom 2016 even won soundtrack of the year (Doom Eternal was robbed last year, should’ve been a repeat)
Seconded.
The Mick mixes are ALWAYS better than studio mixes.
Problem with his music is that it's deliberately designed to be constructed part by part separately, meaning when he hands files over to other people, rather than it being a single piece of music, it's a bunch of different segments people have to slap together in a way they THINK sounds good. This works well in game because if combat is intense, the music gets more intense, and if things are calming down then the tracks can cut to the bridge and so on so forth. When just listening to some rando on TH-cam though, the channel themselves (or the Id team in this case) has to decide how to mix these different segments.
... And then almost always a few weeks after fan mixes are made, Mick comes out with the official mix which not only sounds and rolls better, but includes parts you haven't even heard yet.
@@Impalingthorn React again to the real mix. Would enjoy it.
steam game awards still gave best soundtrack to Doom Eternal though.
You're wrong. This isn't a studio mix, this is the game mix.
Where can you get the 'Mick Mix"???
Sadly this is the unreleased version, the released version is just godly.
i was so confused why it was just cutting randomly and the beginning wasn't even the right song
@@scorp-ion-battery bc it's the original "unreleased" mix of the song. Mick polished it up in the later version 2 of the song. V2 was released officially. But, I honestly like this mix so much more.
Well I guess its now my favorite one
wait wait there's an official version? where?
@@dinonuggie23 U say that v2 was released officially, but i cant find it anywhere. Where can i get it?
4:27 Mick used lawnmower sounds for that part btw
I always play "Meathook" right after "The Only Thing They Fear" on my playlist. It just drop in right away.
Bible studies has never been this intense
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 Was one of the commandments to rip and tear until it is done?
Holy shit your like is 666 perfect
Coincidence i think not
969th like lol
Ikr
God: creates humans. humans: create doom god: now that’s what I’m talking about.
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 I do believe in god and I study the Bible and I try to keep his commandments but still thank you for reminding me god bless you and also this was a joke. But still god bless you.
@@wasteofspacegaming6911 uh sorry but the guy/woman is spamming that in every comment cuz its a rock band so just to warn you about that
@@Gritt_1 his comments gone
Fun Fact: The reason there's seemingly random integration of less intense moments is because Doom Eternal has dynamic music. It rises and lowers in intensity depending on enemies you fight. What you're listening to is the direct rip from the game.
yeah but actually whoever posted the video for the doom track made horrible cuts skipping great parts of the song.
I was about to say, this isn't the soundtrack version with those random cuts.
Their reaction at 2:24 made my day
That moment at exactly 2:25 when it goes into the guitar (chainsaw?), the instant change in expression from the guys is so god damn satisfying to watch. "I was expectin-" (instantly has expectations blown away)
Mick gordon put 10 years old of frustration in this soundtrack
Had to release all that rage somehow
bunny issues also go into it
The guy on the left looks like he's super hyped but just hides it. The guy on the right is just having the time of his life.
It was a 12 string guitar. That weeering noise in the song was an augmented sound of the chainsaw from the original Doom.
Mick Gordon used a CHAINSAW. As an INSTRUMENT
Edit: In Cultist Base, they used a lawn mower (thanks Давид Марић)
Or was that meathook... I forget which one was the chainsaw and which one was the lawn mower
@@iancollins9960 cultist base has lawn mower
I’d use a chainsaw
@@BaseplateSRB Thanks mang, I'll update the original post!
I believe it was a 9 string actually.
i have been listening to this ost for 3 years and never got tried of listening. rip and teaaarrr!
even metal bands are surprised by this dude, thats how you know its true potential
"That's something I can put in my car and drive" over people, I assume
kek
GTA style
Forward and reverse.
Until it is done.
YES 🥰🥰🥰
Happy DoomGuy Face
"I was expecti-"
Mick : "Say no more"
"That's something I could put in my car and just drive"
Oh man I don't know if that's such a good idea, mister
Time to commit vehicular manslaughter
Over many people...is how you finish that sentence
The statistics will increase exponentially on that day
I did that on my friend's car after work two days ago.
The fact this isn’t on Spotify hurts me on a physical level
I come back here every few months to groove to this song with you guys again.
"Just takes Doom music and makes it metal." It was always metal.
He made the metal more metalled
@@thegreenwolf8838 Nah, he just changed the type of metal. Doom '93's music was Aluminum. Then he turned it into steel, and in Eternal increased production to a steel factory.
@@mr.bigman6038 tungsten carbide my good son ....tungsten carbide !
Now it's hardened and tempered
This is literally not metal
"What instrument do you play?"
"Chainsaw"
"w..what?"
"Did I stutter?"
Lawnmower*
"Murder weapons"
Man I'm glad you guys did this. Mick Gordon's influence is everywhere in the djent and core scene right now and like you mentioned BMTH's influence is from hiring him for the new EP. Since this track is a weird edit from the studio, BFG Division is where it's at. Also play the new DOOM game boys, you guys are mostly missing out over there!!!
Yeah this was sick!!
@@TrueShotOfficial you guys should check out the blood swamps by Andrew hulshot on the dlc ancient gods part 1
@@michaelfarquhar9355 agree. Very different style, but still good stuff
The crazy thing is that Mick used soooooo many different ways of shaping the sounds for these songs. One way he used an old Russian made Synth type device as well, and hed run that sound through another sound, and it made this epic frikkin soundtrack that's perfect for killing the armies of Hell.
Bethesda, you need to let Mick get back to this and release a proper version of this for real. Stop screwing us all over.
This makes me wonder why Doom: Eternal didn't fucking win best OST
You have to buy those shill-media-prizes... -_-
The only other thing i would have taken really for best OST is Hades bcus that games soundtrack Slaps so hard
Because it (was) 2020 and everyone's offended by a powerful male character.
FF7 did I think, they both deserve it tbh
@@purplefordy1 Nah... Eternal deserved it so much more!
We all know the video games awards show is bullshit, but how did this not win best soundtrack?
Rigged.
Who won for best ost?
@@whatthefuck9703 the Final Fantasy 7 remake
@@rileymoore2967 your fucking with me right? Did it at least get nominated?
@@Saltyaf38yes, it at least got nominated
Y'all somebody needs to send this to Mick. The beardyman in the black looks like he's having a goddamn spiritual awakening throughout the whole song and it's just.... *so satisfying* as a hardcore fan seeing someone else get absolutely slammed by this track the way I was, it's like living it for the first time all over again and I can only imagine how nuts it feels as the artist to watch a reaction like that.
Ill bet money he went looking for more doom/mick tracks after this he was Jivin with it wayyyyyy too much.
Ayy this brings me back to the old bury your dead days. Probably why i love doom soundtracks so much.
Love that 90s Industrial synth sound mixed with dropped tuned distortion. Really is the key signature of his scores.
2:19 I watched that part over and over lol. I love the reaction
The thing that makes the Mick Gordon soundtracks so outstanding and exceptional is not just the guitars, chainsaws and lawnmowers (yes, he incorporated a lawnmower into the soundtrack, we vibin' to power tools baby), it's the ambience that builds up the suspension and makes the metal elements shine so much more. The soundtracks are masterpieces.
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 no.
"It's good driving music"
No, it's good demon stomping music. It's perfect for what it is for. Getting you pumped and aggressive. That's why it is also good for Driving and Work Outs. It's technically even better in the game because it is more dynamic than just listening to the track. More demons = more aggressive.
You should react to a few more.
BFG Division is also epic
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 yeah, whatever dude. It's been 2000+ years and he still hasn't come back. This is also ignoring the fact that Jesus only had one comandment (not plural). It was his daddy that gave the multiple ones to Moses. Jesus redacted most of them and replaced them with "Do unto others as you would have then do unto you."
Fuck, you would think someone who spouts stuff like this to strangers on the Internet, would have their facts correct.
This is terrible driving music if you want to keep your license, car and wallet.
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It would be good driving music on a dirt track if you had to shoot zombies out of your way during the race.
Amazing driving music if youre driving a TANK
“What is that sound?” Literally a chainsaw, a lawnmower, and various industrial machine noise run through a metal guitar synth
When I hear his music I get infinite energy
Holy shit, I can't believe I randomly found you guys through this video. I saw you guys with Outline in Color back in 2019 in Cambridge
Best part of the album was it came with a game.
Just discovered you guys through my love of Doom OST youtube algorithm. Your singles slap brothers 🤘🤘
Thank you my dude
@@TrueShotOfficial Doom soundtrack is a banger
@@TrueShotOfficialdo a live streaming of Doom ancient gods soundtrack and the doom songs and Atlantic and would spear and blood swamps
this was actually the "gamerip version" of the track that's why there are a lot of ambient/mood moments on it. try to listen to the original Mick Gordon version and I think that's the one you are expecti-
Mick Gordon wakes up and casually decides that carnage will be his mood.. everyday.
I usually dont fuck around with reaction videos but the pure joy in this video gets me every time
"I love that tune- tha-that tone- What is that...?"
"Heavy."
Should have reacted to his version of the song. This one is the official track for the game which is hella water downed compared to the original song.
Wait there was an OG version?
@@thecommentguy9380 yeah th-cam.com/video/nNJTvNCtgLU/w-d-xo.html
"It's a fuckin' bop." - God
This style of metal music is called "argent metal", the name inspired by "argent energy" from doom.
A few others you might like (from mick gordon):
"Meathook"
"BFG Division"
"Super gore nest"
"Hell on earth"
"Cultist base"
I've just learned about you guys but now I wanna just drive up, see my old NH stomping grounds, and hang and talk/compare music.
I was expecting- *Shook*
try Meathook, and do the Mick's version mix of this
I second that
I triple that
I quadruple that
I quintuple that
I sixtuple that... wait
2:28 His smile was speaking “Yes...MUCH HEAVY”
i love how you can see the moment when you both went, oh... oh this is niceeeee
listening to this while watching you guys react is surprisingly fun - thanks!! soundtrack is f'ing incredible
“Does this guy take Doom music and make it metal?”
“No, he IS Doom music.”
“Oh...”
He used a combination of a 9 string, a chainsaw, and a lawnmower as well as his "doom machine" which was essentially about 15 pedals hooked into each other along with some other distortion makers. He did a really awesome talk breaking down the specifics of that :)
They told mick before he started making these that they didn’t want guitar in it. So he put them in and won them best game soundtrack for doom 2016
“I was expecti-“
Doom: *shut up and let me finish*
"I love that tone, what is that?"
"...heavy."
Such a good answer.
"I was expecting..."
suprised pikachu face
I don't like rock or heavy metal at all but something about these songs just make me fall in love
Same brother, only metal songs I like are ones from Mick Gordon, or The Hu.
every heavy metal musician react to the best part of the only thing they fear is you 2:25
"It's groovy" did anyone else imagine Ash Williams (evil dead) next to the slayer doing their thing?
"I was expecti-"
*badass riff starts playing*
"Good driving music" This man does 100 mph on the right lane on the interstate in reverse. Absolute maniac and i love it.
Literally the official soundtrack version with the synth at 2:00 kills so much harder even. That synth is the most insane sound I've heard in my entire life.
Now imagine you're in a "soft" moment of the game, and then that metal starts going and things get hectic and you're blasting demons and getting amped lol. The Doom franchise is in my top 3 fav video games of all time.
I confirm that the dude on the right felt exactly how this music makes you feel