@Haku Yuki DUDE ARE YOU LITERALLY A NAZI??? WHAT??? I HAVE NEVER SEEN THAT ON TH-cam BEFORE AT LEAST I DONT WORSHIP A GUY WHO LOST THE FIRST WAR HE FOUGHT AND THEN KILLED HIMSELF LMFAOOO
@Haku Yuki i just saw you with a Swaztika as your pfp and then you changed it. He lost the first war he ever fought miserably then ended himself. Follow your leader
@@Evilshtt353 That's like arguing that because a game gets released in a buggy, non-playable, and only 80% complete state -- because the producer thought it was an amazing idea to fuck off the opinion of the lead dev and his team and that led to the dev team quitting... that it's the fault of the dev team.
I actually think IDKFA is way better than his DOOM 2 work. Read my other post linked here to see why I think this is so. th-cam.com/video/gbzoTo75LyU/w-d-xo.html&lc=Ugx7uGgQGDb438qasPx4AaABAg
Hey Andrew, you probably heard this by now but i'm taking my time to write this to let you know as well of those who unaware: Mick Gordon's contract with ID Software has ended and he will not return to make future soundtracks for Doom games. While this is shocking and many people are upstet and thinking: "No one will qualify to take Mick's place" but i've seen your amazing work recreating the classic Doom and Doom II soundtracks and i believe you are the one that can take his place. I apoligize if my english is not perfect, it is not my primary language. Thank you for your amazing work and continue to make more epic soundtracks!
No confirmation on whether Mick will return for future games or not. Only thing confirmed is that he won't be scoring the next DLC. Lets keep it factual :) Though at this point i'd say he's not likely to return.
"Into Sandy's City" was one of the best tracks in the original Doom II and it was sad to see it missing from your IDKFA album - great to see it in all its glory!
@@De-M-oN That version is alright, but I agree with the top comment on that video (The harpsichord is totally blown out by the overly-crunchy guitar which means half the song is gone :\) The Nemistade version is arguably better, though, just because it preserves a bit more of the original feel of the MIDI track. th-cam.com/video/X_YPmgamRto/w-d-xo.html
0:00 > The opening starts off as a black screen and as the music ramps up, the screen is shown moving upwards showing a city in flames, a city corrupted by Hell's influence, massive tentacles wrapping around the tallest skyscrapers. Ashes fall, the skies burning as lava flows in and around the innards of the former populated metropolis. Cacodemons, Pain Elementals, Lost Souls and legions of Hellspawn fly in, march towards to join with the other Hellspawn that ravaged this once beautiful city. 0:24 > You load both barrels of your fiendish double barreled shotgun with demon splaying 12 gauge shells, activate your newly acquired grappling hook underneath your trusty friend and with a firm nod you zoom forward, sprinting towards a massive gap in front of you. You launch your grappling hook onto a far away imp, unaware of your seething fury and swing into action! Upon reaching the now surprised imp, you pull your trigger, blasting it into a bunch of gibletts and alarming all of the demons of your presence. With a grin, you power through them, blasting away, chucking grenades, zipping left and right before suddenly crashing down through the ground and into a massive pit. 1:12 > As you crash down, you find four elevators in this slimy murky hole and as you look upwards, Cacodemons and Pain Elementals fly by either unaware of your presence here or gathering forces to meet you in this gladiator hell pit. You switch your twin-barreled nightmare for a spicy Plasma Rifle that the UAC were oh so nice to let you have and proceed onto one of the Elevators. 1:52 > As the Elevator rides you up, you feel the presence of demons getting closer and closer. Your heart beats with excitement as you charge up the Plasma Rifle, making it zing with a high pitched noise. As it reaches the top, the music slowly builds and you approach a heavily damaged blast door. All you know is that there's danger inside. But the danger will recognize *you* as the real danger. You take the doors into your hands and raise them up and enter the room. 2:15 > You turn to face the room and you are now being completely surrounded. A trap! Oh those poor motherfuckers! 2 Painelementals, 3 Mancubus and a pack of Pinkies meet you head on. You punch your hand into the retarded feature of a safety of the Plasma Rifle and start reigning blue bolts of death and divine punishment into the foes as you spring into the masses! Blasting away with your array of weapons, explosives and brutal rage of your own hands and feet. 2:56 > The foes dispatched, you zoom towards a nearby Exit door, flip the switch and the elevator takes you back up onto the Hellish surface of the City once more. Returning back to where you started, you switch back to your 12 gauge equalizer, grapple hook up onto a nearby platform with fresh Hellspawn ready for combat and start blasting away! This time with zombie soldiers, cacodemons and even the most technologically enhanced demons in the form of Arachnotrons have come and a Baron to boot to add to the party! 4:08 > With so much carnage left behind you and at your feet, adding to the already chaotic landscape of the City, you turn and look at the center of the city where you spy a certain demon-resurrecting fiend, a certain pain in the ass that had total command of Hellfire at its beck and call and a total bastard that needed extermination. You already just terrorized a block of the city, now for the rest of it! As The Doom Slayer grapples a nearby lightpost and speeds off into the center of the city, the screen rises upwards into Sandy's City, a portal beam suddenly streaks upward into the now swirling sky as more Cacodemons, Lost Souls and Pain Elementals teleport in and flies downward to meet and quell the Doom Slayer in his effort to save the world from Hell's grip! Andrew Hulshult, you magnificent bastard, you have done it again and this time, with a stunning rendition of a particular TH-camr's favorite song and I must say, quite a lot of people's favorite song within Doom's stellar and ball busting soundtrack; Into Sandy's City. Well done, can't wait to hear more, I'm already melting of what "Bye Bye American Pie" is gonna sound like, or better yet... *THE SPIRIT WORLD'S THEME, GETTING TO TENSE!*
Had some time to make another one! Hope you enjoy! Also I have released a few soundtracks since IDKFA check them out! Amid Evil Soundtrack available now: andrewhulshult.bandcamp.com/album/amid-evil-original-game-soundtrack Dusk soundtrack available now: andrewhulshult.bandcamp.com/album/dusk-original-game-soundtrack
I just wanna say...this is how sounds the real FPS and at the moment in DUSK I don't know what I enjoy more...the gunplay or the magnific AndrewHulshut soundtrack. I hope this features in more games is a good reason to pay and make the people think about piracy. I love this hellafun games but I keep listening the music in my own hell. A hug from Spain, Slayers!
Wouldn't that be an awesome album cover? A smiling man in a suit drinking tea, only it's blood, and its dripping down the man's white (now red) shirt, and his face is a bloody grin.
@@Heloginibruh I think I prefer hulshult honestly, maybe Mick's better for the Aesthetic of new Doom, but Hulshult really nails the feeling of the original and his other stuff is fantastic (dusk)
Charlie Craft Andrew Hulshult’s music feel so much like old school 90’s metal Doom remade while Mick Gordon’s style is better for the new Doom. His music wouldn’t exactly work for old Doom. They’re both perfect in their own ways.
One of the best things about the new DOOM + DOOM 2 release is these incredible remixes. Absolutely superb. I couldn't believe the orchestra effects on the Tower Of Babel. Nothing like it. Just wished the TNT soundtrack was remixed, too. It's a bit jarring going from this incredible stuff level after level and then back to the old beep boop tunes, lol.
Lemme just say, you don’t kill it on these tracks, you slaughter them, brutally. Loved your OST for Dusk, gosh dang it was like half the reason the atmosphere was so good. Can’t wait to hear your work on Wrath.
Sorry,but Hulshult didn't made the whole soundtrack from DOOM 2...yet! There are some covers of DOOM 2 made by him already long time ago,you should check them out.
I listen to your score the majority of the time I play ROTT Ludicrous Edition! I remember when you put that score together, and we were all thrilled at launch!
Was there when you did IDKFA, sadly i got in late listening to ya, waz overjoyed finding out about proteus, and then doom eternal dlc even?! Not bad for a dallas boy. Keep on showing tgem how its done down here dude.
Quite frankly, a skeleton playing a trumpet to be very implausible, if not, impossible. In order to understand this, it is necessary to understand how a trumpet is played. The trumpet is played when the player inhales a sufficient supply of air, and forces that air through his/her lips, causing a vibration of the lips. The combination of air flow and lip vibration causes the sound to start in the mouthpiece of the trumpet. This, in turn, is amplified by that trumped itself, and the sound exits through the bell of the trumpet. Skeletons, however, lack the muscle tissue and skin to provide lips to the mouthpiece of the trumpet. Even if they did, there would have to be a sort of air supply system to bring air to the lips for them to vibrate. Skeletons have none of these. It is impossible for the skeleton to play the trumpet. That is not all that is false about revenants. A full skeletal system is comprised of about 206 bones in the adult human body. It is plainly seen in Doom that there are far less than this. The skull, hand, and trumped are suspended in space, and are not held by anything. There are no bones besides the ones in the hand and the skull to make up a proper structure that could steadily and stabally hold the trumpet. Furthermore, a properly functioning operator of a trumpet must have a way to hold the instrument. This "skull trumpet" has no tendons, ligaments, or muscles, to keep hold of the trumpet. Even if it did have these, it would require a complex system of nerves to control those muscles and tendons and ligaments. It is plainly seen that revenants lacks all of what's necessary to play the trumpet. The trumpet itself doesn't seem to be real, being that the bell expands when played. (Note that a real life trumpet's bell does not expand or retract when played) With this, I conclude that revenants cant doot.
You're the last out of my favorite independent composers to touch this legendary track and it was worth the wait. Solid. It's so sad that EGT couldn't live to see this glorious day. :
If Bungie ever make Marathon 4 and a Marathon Trilogy Anniversary full 3D remake compilation of the original games, I hope they hire you as the composer for all of them.
Bruh. I was heading back to Anor Londo because I was wondering why I hadn't obtained Emit Force yet, guessing I must've somehow not advanced Siegmeyer's questline. After killing the second Silver Knight on the roof, the music starts picking up and as I turn around to enter the stairwell, Siegmeyer just stands there and was aggro'd to me. I suppose I accidentally hit him the first time I was there and forgot about it. Anyway, so I walk away from him while he literally slow walks towards me with epic DOOM music in the background. And the moment the beat drops, he takes his first swing at me. I felt compelled to fight him at that point, shit was way too epic. lol After getting him to low health I used a bone though.
So when I heard your Doom 1 E1M1 remix song I loved it and I was like I hope he starts doing some Doom 2 remixes and then sure enough you started doing some and I heard Doom 2 Map 7 & 19 & 29 and I loved it as well and then also heard Doom 2 Map 10 & 16 and I loved it as well. I then got to thinking I hope he does Doom 2 Map 9 and I kept waiting and waiting and waiting and it never came, but here it is finally and it's as awesome as the others and I love it. I mean I love every track you see I listed here, but Doom 2 Map 9 was always always my favorite so thank you for finally doing it and nailing it. It's awesome just like all the others.
I love it. Both this one and the original are top notch. My favorite soundtrack from Doom 2. I hope they continue using you and your talents for future games
I guess the softer section near the beginning was meant to tie in the variety that the original had, but it feels the instruments used just didn't service that purpose and made that part feel like a drag that should've been a measure shorter or so. The harpsichord portion seems to really make a metallic cover of this track difficult and that's the only thing I think Andrew missed the mark on. Other than this this was great and brought plenty of variety to make up for it!
FYI: This one is missing from your Doom Remakes playlist. I found myself humming this song today and hoped to see you'd remade it. What a pleasant surprise.
It was just announced that Mick Gordon is not going to be working on Doom Eternal's DLC. As bad as that is, I can only hope that id will find out about you and hire you.
I’m going to be nice… I know how to play a simple version of Into Sandy’s City on guitar, though it’s easy for beginners, and good to build up to getting better at guitar as well! Here’s the chords: (Note: This is primarily on the D String, if your left handed, it’s the third bottom string, if your right handed, it’s the top third string.) Starting off, you’d want to play a Open D, But only once as you then want to play the Third fret of the D String twice, But not too fast, then twice on the Eighth fret, then twice on the Seventh fret, then once on the fifth fret, and then a Open D, then play the Third fret once, then go to the Fifth fret, then back to the third fret, and finish this with the Second fret, and there, you can play Into Sandy’s City on guitar! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- O ----- 3 ----- 3 ----- O ----- 8 ----- 8 ----- O ----- 7 ----- 7 ----- O ----- 5 ---- -O ---- -3 ----- 5 ----- 3 ----- 2 ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Will you do the rest of the OST too? I hope a new album is made from of them all as well, I'd buy it. I'd love to hear a new rendition of the ending/text crawl screen especially. It's one of my other favourite 3 tracks in the game and I consider it one of two themes of my old school friend. (The other is the CD version of Leela from Marathon) I think it would be the kind of song she'd like if she heard it.
The PreQurrent Gamer I feel this. They also reused some songs for certain maps like “The Demon’s Dead” on Map 10 and 16 (I think, I know it’s reused more than once).
@@LateNightPerson true there were a few maps in the original and the later added episode 4 that had repeat tracks. The fact that each game repeats a few tracks doesn't really bother me. I just enjoy the ost in Doom I over Doom II.
This is my first one of these remakes I’m watching… and I like how on the right it looks like the demon who gets shot has green blood… and on the left a revenant is getting shot because revenants have green eyes, nice touch. Also I love the remake so much
Sweet! Does this mean we'll get an IDKFA2 album of Doom 2 tracks soon? Can't wait to hear the endgame remix! Your work in DUSK and Nightmare Reaper is awesome too. I'm yet to install Amid Evil.
idkfa is now officially on Spotify and other streaming services:
open.spotify.com/album/2YqpDPPwqaKCoSBe36hVAe?si=4U58kroySTaP9edPy1R8uw
Thanks.
are you going to put idkfa on spotify?
Demon: hey remember that doom marine assholed who killed like hundreds of us?? We killed his pet rabbit!!!
Demon: you WHAT
stolen but good!
Demon: I killed his pet rabbit. didn’t you hear me? Besides how bad could it possibly be
Demon: why do I hear chainsaw revving?
this memes are so overused i just get sad seeing em again
@@alapala9572 Yep.
noice comment man!
I think this one was Civvie's favourite track!
It is his favorite track in DOOM 2!
Yeah. CV-11! and it was
Oh yeah.
Into Civvie's city 🤘
And it seems to have returned in Doom Eternal.
Anyone here after Hulshult was confirmed to be the new composer for DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods, Part One?
Is this true? If so then damn...A legend came to compete with another legend
@@addmen96 Yep! Andrew was the only replacement I could have accepted... and we got him!
HOLY SHIT! IT HAPPENED!
YESS!!!! Congrats!!!
@ Couldn't have said it better myself.
This man is 100% qualified to work on Doom Eternal.
I dare say I like this more than Mick's rendition.
foreshadowing
@@raideurng2508 TRAITOR!!! Take him to the gallows
I'd say 666%
Aged like wine
So, ID might be looking for a new composer. 'Hint' 'hint'
I agree I would like to see him compose the doom eternal DLC since Mick Gordon is not going to do it
DOOMSLAYER this aged really well
This aged very well
I think he knows, my dude. I think he knows.
@@amirarif420 I am happy about this!
Man Civvie would have loved it. So sad he got eaten by shadow people.
No, he's having political discussions with Cancer Mouse for a few months now.
That was the other timeline
@@xAxCx no it was this timeline but the shadow people loved his content so much they un-ate him
I heard the administrator shocked his balls until he went into a coma for not playing Doom eternal right
But shadowpeople is clout!
andrew went from remaking doom songs for fun to actually making official songs for a doom game and i think thats badass as fuck
@Haku Yuki DUDE ARE YOU LITERALLY A NAZI??? WHAT??? I HAVE NEVER SEEN THAT ON TH-cam BEFORE AT LEAST I DONT WORSHIP A GUY WHO LOST THE FIRST WAR HE FOUGHT AND THEN KILLED HIMSELF LMFAOOO
@Haku Yuki i just saw you with a Swaztika as your pfp and then you changed it. He lost the first war he ever fought miserably then ended himself. Follow your leader
@@kaneqost HOLY MOLY YOU KILLED THE MAN
@@kaneqost LMFAO GOT HIS STUPID ASS, COOKED HIS GOOFY HATEFUL SELF
@@kaneqost Jesus Christ dude, you didn’t have to banish him to the fucking shadow realm XDDDDDD
dont mind me just came here to celebrate andrew hulshult becoming one of 2 doom eternal dlc composers.
Was kinda his fault though.
@Libtard Lol goddamn agreed i love his music
@@Evilshtt353 Partly Mick's, partly id/Bethesda and given Bethesda's track record of fucking things up I lean the blame in their direction.
@@Karloss00 if you read marty strattons announcement about it, it's almost entirely Mick's
@@Evilshtt353 That's like arguing that because a game gets released in a buggy, non-playable, and only 80% complete state -- because the producer thought it was an amazing idea to fuck off the opinion of the lead dev and his team and that led to the dev team quitting... that it's the fault of the dev team.
Andrew, you've come a long way since IDKFA, and by god, you're at the top of your game now. This is just incredible.
aldero IDKFA itself was massive!
I actually think IDKFA is way better than his DOOM 2 work. Read my other post linked here to see why I think this is so.
th-cam.com/video/gbzoTo75LyU/w-d-xo.html&lc=Ugx7uGgQGDb438qasPx4AaABAg
Agreed
Not Even In his prime yet
@@Allstin Oh Hi allstin
Hey Andrew, you probably heard this by now but i'm taking my time to write this to let you know as well of those who unaware: Mick Gordon's contract with ID Software has ended and he will not return to make future soundtracks for Doom games. While this is shocking and many people are upstet and thinking: "No one will qualify to take Mick's place" but i've seen your amazing work recreating the classic Doom and Doom II soundtracks and i believe you are the one that can take his place.
I apoligize if my english is not perfect, it is not my primary language.
Thank you for your amazing work and continue to make more epic soundtracks!
he would be perfect
He and I.D. already have a relationship, he did the soundtrack for quake champions
Your English is perfect mate
No confirmation on whether Mick will return for future games or not. Only thing confirmed is that he won't be scoring the next DLC. Lets keep it factual :) Though at this point i'd say he's not likely to return.
@@thejosesarangoproject5700 Mick is one of the best , but he is not the only one , maybe Andrew will surpass him if given the chance who knows!!
"Into Sandy's City" was one of the best tracks in the original Doom II and it was sad to see it missing from your IDKFA album - great to see it in all its glory!
I honestly like the version by Dimaension X more.
th-cam.com/video/bmUYwVpHyp4/w-d-xo.html
Well this will be iddqd
I mean, it makes sense that it was missing from IDKFA, as those were only DOOM 1 tracks.
it wasn't just one of the best, it was THE best bar none
@@De-M-oN That version is alright, but I agree with the top comment on that video (The harpsichord is totally blown out by the overly-crunchy guitar which means half the song is gone :\)
The Nemistade version is arguably better, though, just because it preserves a bit more of the original feel of the MIDI track. th-cam.com/video/X_YPmgamRto/w-d-xo.html
This man is doing the DLC music
Hell right you are!
You’re goddamn right.
0:00 > The opening starts off as a black screen and as the music ramps up, the screen is shown moving upwards showing a city in flames, a city corrupted by Hell's influence, massive tentacles wrapping around the tallest skyscrapers. Ashes fall, the skies burning as lava flows in and around the innards of the former populated metropolis. Cacodemons, Pain Elementals, Lost Souls and legions of Hellspawn fly in, march towards to join with the other Hellspawn that ravaged this once beautiful city.
0:24 > You load both barrels of your fiendish double barreled shotgun with demon splaying 12 gauge shells, activate your newly acquired grappling hook underneath your trusty friend and with a firm nod you zoom forward, sprinting towards a massive gap in front of you. You launch your grappling hook onto a far away imp, unaware of your seething fury and swing into action! Upon reaching the now surprised imp, you pull your trigger, blasting it into a bunch of gibletts and alarming all of the demons of your presence. With a grin, you power through them, blasting away, chucking grenades, zipping left and right before suddenly crashing down through the ground and into a massive pit.
1:12 > As you crash down, you find four elevators in this slimy murky hole and as you look upwards, Cacodemons and Pain Elementals fly by either unaware of your presence here or gathering forces to meet you in this gladiator hell pit. You switch your twin-barreled nightmare for a spicy Plasma Rifle that the UAC were oh so nice to let you have and proceed onto one of the Elevators.
1:52 > As the Elevator rides you up, you feel the presence of demons getting closer and closer. Your heart beats with excitement as you charge up the Plasma Rifle, making it zing with a high pitched noise. As it reaches the top, the music slowly builds and you approach a heavily damaged blast door. All you know is that there's danger inside. But the danger will recognize *you* as the real danger. You take the doors into your hands and raise them up and enter the room.
2:15 > You turn to face the room and you are now being completely surrounded. A trap! Oh those poor motherfuckers! 2 Painelementals, 3 Mancubus and a pack of Pinkies meet you head on. You punch your hand into the retarded feature of a safety of the Plasma Rifle and start reigning blue bolts of death and divine punishment into the foes as you spring into the masses! Blasting away with your array of weapons, explosives and brutal rage of your own hands and feet.
2:56 > The foes dispatched, you zoom towards a nearby Exit door, flip the switch and the elevator takes you back up onto the Hellish surface of the City once more. Returning back to where you started, you switch back to your 12 gauge equalizer, grapple hook up onto a nearby platform with fresh Hellspawn ready for combat and start blasting away! This time with zombie soldiers, cacodemons and even the most technologically enhanced demons in the form of Arachnotrons have come and a Baron to boot to add to the party!
4:08 > With so much carnage left behind you and at your feet, adding to the already chaotic landscape of the City, you turn and look at the center of the city where you spy a certain demon-resurrecting fiend, a certain pain in the ass that had total command of Hellfire at its beck and call and a total bastard that needed extermination. You already just terrorized a block of the city, now for the rest of it!
As The Doom Slayer grapples a nearby lightpost and speeds off into the center of the city, the screen rises upwards into Sandy's City, a portal beam suddenly streaks upward into the now swirling sky as more Cacodemons, Lost Souls and Pain Elementals teleport in and flies downward to meet and quell the Doom Slayer in his effort to save the world from Hell's grip!
Andrew Hulshult, you magnificent bastard, you have done it again and this time, with a stunning rendition of a particular TH-camr's favorite song and I must say, quite a lot of people's favorite song within Doom's stellar and ball busting soundtrack; Into Sandy's City. Well done, can't wait to hear more, I'm already melting of what "Bye Bye American Pie" is gonna sound like, or better yet...
*THE SPIRIT WORLD'S THEME, GETTING TO TENSE!*
EXTREMELY FUCKING UNDERRATED
Time to put the marijoana down, buddy.
Had some time to make another one! Hope you enjoy!
Also I have released a few soundtracks since IDKFA check them out!
Amid Evil Soundtrack available now:
andrewhulshult.bandcamp.com/album/amid-evil-original-game-soundtrack
Dusk soundtrack available now:
andrewhulshult.bandcamp.com/album/dusk-original-game-soundtrack
Andrew Hulshult 💕
10/10 Thanks for this saw the thread on LGR's tweet and had to check it out. You make a metalhead happy.
Think you will ever do a doom 2 sound track? Cuz this is awesome!
You are incredible, br0!
I just wanna say...this is how sounds the real FPS and at the moment in DUSK I don't know what I enjoy more...the gunplay or the magnific AndrewHulshut soundtrack. I hope this features in more games is a good reason to pay and make the people think about piracy. I love this hellafun games but I keep listening the music in my own hell. A hug from Spain, Slayers!
*Playing Doom while headbanging uncontrollably to Andrew Hulshult's tracks.*
@JohnnyTheWolf You don't listen to much in the way of metal, do you?
О, дарова АйДиЭшЭлБи
@JohnnyTheWolf Yes, but nobody gives a shit. And shows would be fucking lame if people just tapped their foot instead of moshing.
Good news for you, YOU'RE GONNA BE DOING THAT IN THE NEW DOOM ETERNAL DLC
@@novaseer Nobody really gives a shit about what you think too. People can listen to music they like the fucking way they want.
Man I'm so tired on this morning drive I should take it easy.
*Sees* *this* *and* *plays* *it* *loud*
I was making some tea while listening to this.
Now it's *blood*
Or Чифир which is pretty much the same.
This promises to be fun!
@@JeanMarceaux I WANT JOJO, I WANT JOJO, JOJO, JOJO!!!
I like my tea.... bloody.
Wouldn't that be an awesome album cover?
A smiling man in a suit drinking tea, only it's blood, and its dripping down the man's white (now red) shirt, and his face is a bloody grin.
That Mick Gordon vibes at 2:15 sounds badass as hell. Congratulations, this is a masterpiece remake. Doomguy would be proud.
So I’m here to make sure this Andrew Hulshult is good for Doom Eternal
He is good too, but i still prefer mick...
@@Heloginibruh make that two (this guy is still pretty dang amazing at this tho)
@@Heloginibruh I think I prefer hulshult honestly, maybe Mick's better for the Aesthetic of new Doom, but Hulshult really nails the feeling of the original and his other stuff is fantastic (dusk)
Charlie Craft Andrew Hulshult’s music feel so much like old school 90’s metal Doom remade while Mick Gordon’s style is better for the new Doom. His music wouldn’t exactly work for old Doom. They’re both perfect in their own ways.
Coming back here now that this is officially in DOOM II to say that this is by far the best fan DOOM composition I've ever heard.
Thx!
One of the best things about the new DOOM + DOOM 2 release is these incredible remixes.
Absolutely superb. I couldn't believe the orchestra effects on the Tower Of Babel. Nothing like it.
Just wished the TNT soundtrack was remixed, too. It's a bit jarring going from this incredible stuff level after level and then back to the old beep boop tunes, lol.
Me: "I need some quite time"
Andrew Hulshult Uploads
*Turns volume up*
Hm, yes, this is quiet the song
Drowns out the voices in your head.
Lemme just say, you don’t kill it on these tracks, you slaughter them, brutally. Loved your OST for Dusk, gosh dang it was like half the reason the atmosphere was so good. Can’t wait to hear your work on Wrath.
He goes doomguy on their asses
You are the chosen one I believe to fill mickys shoes!
He will rip them open!
I have been waiting for this :-) looking out for iddqd
I always played Doom and Doom II without music, ¡but now sounds so powerful! Music level at 100%
🤟
MY FAVOURITE DOOM 2 TRACK, YOU FARKEN LEGEND!!!!!
^
The Man himself
i love how he even changed the art style to fit modern doom enemy designs
The image is older than 2016.
@@blakecacini8016 Doom 3
2:16 Absolutely reminds me of your recent track for DOOM Eternal’s “Blood Swamps”. I love it, love the style. Rock on! 🤘
Come on man, when are you going to make Doom 2 ost available for download?? I can’t take it anymore
Sorry,but Hulshult didn't made the whole soundtrack from DOOM 2...yet! There are some covers of DOOM 2 made by him already long time ago,you should check them out.
Just pirate it you stupid idiot
Woke up a moment ago.. listening to this.. good morning slayers. Time to rip and tear.
I listen to your score the majority of the time I play ROTT Ludicrous Edition! I remember when you put that score together, and we were all thrilled at launch!
sandy's city was my favorite theme in every doom game, it just fits the atmosphere so well.
Yeah I definitely trust this guy to be doing the DLC soundtrack
This single-handedly destroyed my depression and rip it into pieces, now I am laughing hysterically like a madman.
Was there when you did IDKFA, sadly i got in late listening to ya, waz overjoyed finding out about proteus, and then doom eternal dlc even?! Not bad for a dallas boy. Keep on showing tgem how its done down here dude.
Andrew Hulshult is a worthy successor to Mick Gordon when it comes to Doom soundtracks.
I don't remember listening to this before... Sees upload date... Ah, that explains a lot.
Quite frankly, a skeleton playing a trumpet to be very implausible, if not, impossible. In order to understand this, it is necessary to understand how a trumpet is played. The trumpet is played when the player inhales a sufficient supply of air, and forces that air through his/her lips, causing a vibration of the lips. The combination of air flow and lip vibration causes the sound to start in the mouthpiece of the trumpet. This, in turn, is amplified by that trumped itself, and the sound exits through the bell of the trumpet. Skeletons, however, lack the muscle tissue and skin to provide lips to the mouthpiece of the trumpet. Even if they did, there would have to be a sort of air supply system to bring air to the lips for them to vibrate. Skeletons have none of these. It is impossible for the skeleton to play the trumpet. That is not all that is false about revenants. A full skeletal system is comprised of about 206 bones in the adult human body. It is plainly seen in Doom that there are far less than this. The skull, hand, and trumped are suspended in space, and are not held by anything. There are no bones besides the ones in the hand and the skull to make up a proper structure that could steadily and stabally hold the trumpet. Furthermore, a properly functioning operator of a trumpet must have a way to hold the instrument. This "skull trumpet" has no tendons, ligaments, or muscles, to keep hold of the trumpet. Even if it did have these, it would require a complex system of nerves to control those muscles and tendons and ligaments. It is plainly seen that revenants lacks all of what's necessary to play the trumpet. The trumpet itself doesn't seem to be real, being that the bell expands when played. (Note that a real life trumpet's bell does not expand or retract when played) With this, I conclude that revenants cant doot.
maybe they jusst use "leather" trumpet? KappaPride
Solid argument except for one thing: we're talking about cyber daemons from hell not the regular skeletons we have inside of us so... there.
@@moraismig81 it's a copypasta
you monster! you ruined DooT revenant for me now >:c are you happy destroying the dreams of others?
Oi unban me from NBI
Andrew is the man for boomer shooter soundtracks. Dusk was mind blowing.
The best composer and one of the best OSTs of all time?
I've waited my whole life for this...
Lol no. Congratz on taking down the work the rest of all other composers in the world with stupid phrases like yours.
@@Willowisp927 Lol thanks. Congratz on being butthurt by someone's personal opinion on the interrnet
You're the last out of my favorite independent composers to touch this legendary track and it was worth the wait. Solid.
It's so sad that EGT couldn't live to see this glorious day. :
Who is egt?
Oh my God, for real?! Man that's sad... I only heard two tracks of his, but I've never heard he died... RIP EGT.
@@REALFrancoStudios Yeah this dude called pianoGuy showed up and took over his channel. Not before blasting him though.
Your work on TAG and TAG 2 was incredible
I love all your DOOM remakes, they are the best. You should make a Hulshult.wad ;) keep rockin!
If you download the IDKFA album on Moddb, you also have a wad to listen to this while playing ;)
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Yes, thanks I know it but is not what I'm saying, slayer. And if is like synthwave with a selector will be better.
I’ve been waiting for this since... I was conceived.
I was like: "Whoa! What?!" ummmm, like seven times this track. Pure genius! Love it!
This genuinely amazing! I hope this guy composes the soundtrack for the DOOM Eternal DLC and future games.
If Bungie ever make Marathon 4 and a Marathon Trilogy Anniversary full 3D remake compilation of the original games, I hope they hire you as the composer for all of them.
2:15 has such a Doom 2016 feel and I love it!
2:13 that guitar crawling out of a shallow grave and decking you in the face
It's awesome to know that IDKFA part 2 is real. Keep up the great job Andrew!
Bruh. I was heading back to Anor Londo because I was wondering why I hadn't obtained Emit Force yet, guessing I must've somehow not advanced Siegmeyer's questline. After killing the second Silver Knight on the roof, the music starts picking up and as I turn around to enter the stairwell, Siegmeyer just stands there and was aggro'd to me. I suppose I accidentally hit him the first time I was there and forgot about it.
Anyway, so I walk away from him while he literally slow walks towards me with epic DOOM music in the background. And the moment the beat drops, he takes his first swing at me. I felt compelled to fight him at that point, shit was way too epic. lol After getting him to low health I used a bone though.
Ok thats awesome and badass!
So when I heard your Doom 1 E1M1 remix song I loved it and I was like I hope he starts doing some Doom 2 remixes and then sure enough you started doing some and I heard Doom 2 Map 7 & 19 & 29 and I loved it as well and then also heard Doom 2 Map 10 & 16 and I loved it as well. I then got to thinking I hope he does Doom 2 Map 9 and I kept waiting and waiting and waiting and it never came, but here it is finally and it's as awesome as the others and I love it. I mean I love every track you see I listed here, but Doom 2 Map 9 was always always my favorite so thank you for finally doing it and nailing it. It's awesome just like all the others.
I love it. Both this one and the original are top notch. My favorite soundtrack from Doom 2. I hope they continue using you and your talents for future games
Congrats brother
Me: "Into Sandy's City can only be done right with a Harpsichord"
Also Me: * Puts this video on loop *
I just had a good idea. Mash up the original and this remix, with the drop at 0:08 being the first shift in the song from the original to remix.
Hold up 1.25 speed goes way harder than it should. Absolute banger.
I wish to hear a version that uses Harpsichord
I know - that backing harpsichord ties the whole thing together.
I guess the softer section near the beginning was meant to tie in the variety that the original had, but it feels the instruments used just didn't service that purpose and made that part feel like a drag that should've been a measure shorter or so. The harpsichord portion seems to really make a metallic cover of this track difficult and that's the only thing I think Andrew missed the mark on. Other than this this was great and brought plenty of variety to make up for it!
Man it's so bizarre and awesome to have known and loved Andrew's Doom covers since way before Doom and Dusk, and seeing him grow so much.
Yup, definitely music that would play in a city that's in total chaos
Receipe-
1 part Bobby Prince
1 part classic Hulshult
1 part DUSK feel and mood
= Perfection
I have been waiting for this one for longest time
I played this while walking down a hallway. My footsteps felt heavier.
WAD replacing Doom 2 music with your remakes when?
well, he has made at least half of the soundtrack, so, soon
There's one for Doom 1, but he hasn't done all the tracks for Doom 2 yet.
I can’t wait for when the makes The Dave D. Taylor blues
2:40 and 4:17 has to be my favorite parts. Those drums.... it stands out from the other instruments lol
I've never paused a Doom session so fast!
Still rocks hard and sounds like the original! Andrew Hulshult never dissapoints.
Jesus this is incredible.
FYI: This one is missing from your Doom Remakes playlist.
I found myself humming this song today and hoped to see you'd remade it. What a pleasant surprise.
That cover remake is pretty fine art, I like it!
It was just announced that Mick Gordon is not going to be working on Doom Eternal's DLC. As bad as that is, I can only hope that id will find out about you and hire you.
They have already worked together, he did the soundtrack for quake champions its an almost guarantee that he will be used for the dlc or next game
It's confirmed, Andrew Hulshult's working on the DLC soundtrack alongside David Levy!
This is the product of years of exprience
You have this.. something that makes those remakes so badass I can't listen without headbanging!
Finally its happening!! :tears of joy:
welcome to sandys city,THE LAST CITY YOU WILL EVER ENTER
I’m going to be nice… I know how to play a simple version of Into Sandy’s City on guitar, though it’s easy for beginners, and good to build up to getting better at guitar as well!
Here’s the chords:
(Note: This is primarily on the D String, if your left handed, it’s the third bottom string, if your right handed, it’s the top third string.)
Starting off, you’d want to play a Open D, But only once as you then want to play the Third fret of the D String twice, But not too fast, then twice on the Eighth fret, then twice on the Seventh fret, then once on the fifth fret, and then a Open D, then play the Third fret once, then go to the Fifth fret, then back to the third fret, and finish this with the Second fret, and there, you can play Into Sandy’s City on guitar!
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Hell yeah this is the guy whos doing the ost !
I think you will be a good replacement for Mick Gordon in next Doom games
Extreme quality. This is ANDREW FUCKING HULSHULT!!!
AWWWWWWWWWWWWW SHHHHHHHHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
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It's El Oschuro himself!
m'lord he has returned
Into Big John's City
@@JeanMarceaux HUAGHAHAHA
I don’t even like metal that much but i can’t stop banging my head to this
Congrats on your new position!!
Top shelf buttrock
I didn't want them to replace mick gordon, but since they did, you were clearly the best choice
Will you do the rest of the OST too? I hope a new album is made from of them all as well, I'd buy it. I'd love to hear a new rendition of the ending/text crawl screen especially. It's one of my other favourite 3 tracks in the game and I consider it one of two themes of my old school friend. (The other is the CD version of Leela from Marathon) I think it would be the kind of song she'd like if she heard it.
"So why not call it the double barrel? Because it's better, because it's super." -Civvie 11
I liked this over the OST track of this song. Personally, Doom II's OST was a lot weaker than Doom I for me because it felt a lot more repetitive.
The PreQurrent Gamer I feel this. They also reused some songs for certain maps like “The Demon’s Dead” on Map 10 and 16 (I think, I know it’s reused more than once).
@@lucasns7691 yes some tracks were used multiple times in Doom II.
@@precurrentgaming5300 Some tracks were also reused in Doom 1
@@LateNightPerson true there were a few maps in the original and the later added episode 4 that had repeat tracks. The fact that each game repeats a few tracks doesn't really bother me. I just enjoy the ost in Doom I over Doom II.
This is my first one of these remakes I’m watching… and I like how on the right it looks like the demon who gets shot has green blood… and on the left a revenant is getting shot because revenants have green eyes, nice touch. Also I love the remake so much
Me: *hears this track*
What I'm imagining of this music: *Doom ][ that has Doom 4 graphics and gameplay*
I eagerly await the day when we have another complete Hulshult OST for Doom 2. The IDKFA mod is godly.
Sweet! Does this mean we'll get an IDKFA2 album of Doom 2 tracks soon? Can't wait to hear the endgame remix! Your work in DUSK and Nightmare Reaper is awesome too. I'm yet to install Amid Evil.
Mick Gordon sadly left ID and we now need you to save the DOOM fandom from Eternal Damnation
You fucking prophet!
I have hope for this guy and the doom eternal dlc 1 soundtrack.
Id said he was gonna do doom dlc
Mick and Robert would be proud. I think you, Rob and Mick could design and bring us the Doom Soundtracks we deserve.
I kinda wish it had the harpsicord, but it's still a great track.
This is possibly my favorite doom soundtrack of all time, even better than the version from IDKFA imo
Doomslayer/Doomguy: “Who are you?“
Interlopers-Chara: “I'm you, but younger.“
Magolor _ âh cùltër. edit i'm stoke man
I wonder if Sandy Petersen jams to this while he's driving around in his home city lol
will you ever do a Doom II soundtrack remake?
Also, I absolutely loved the music you and David Levy did for the Ancient Gods part 1 and 2, especially Blood Swamps, that one was a real head banger