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Mick Gordon - The Only Thing They Fear Is You (DOOM Eternal OST)
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Doom would prob kick your ass ngl if you played on the higher difficulties
As a gamer much like yourself who got doom from a friend I can't recommend it highly enough. I of course got doom eternal and it was even better. They are so much fun to play
Play it
My Man you should listen to dmc 5 special edition bury the light soundtrack its my favorite videogame soundtrack ever
You need to listen to Doom Eternal Meat hook
Where do those sounds come from?
- A 9 string guitar
- A chainsaw
- A lawnmower
- An analog '80s russian synth
- Hell itself, of course.
That is not ironic
That's a metal factory
It sounds so fake but the funny thing is that this is 100%true (well except the hell part)
@@akiraamamiya8483 nah the hell part is true as well
8 string. Mick very rarely used a 9 string and it's been over played that "Ah he only used a 9 string" but thats not even remotely true. He uses an 8 string for the majority of 2016 and almost all tracks (except for one) from eternal.
Fun fact: Mick Gordon was a blues/jazz musician when he started out. Nowadays he is better known as Mick "a chainsaw is a reasonable musical instrument" Gordon
Yes
imagine, just imagine
metal jazz
@@bruh5518 *djazz*
Is a chainsaw not a reasonable musical instrument?
@@bruh5518 im a jazz musician and i like this idea.
If you ever feel useless, just remember that there’s an option to mute the music in DOOM Eternal
Now why the hell would anyone do that 😂
@@william_brobrine8975 that's the point
that option is useless
The weak option
If you do, the slayer will come for you
Lol the music is badass as fuck and I keep mine on all the time but it's there to make the game harder cause most of the time itll either start super heavy out of nowhere or do those songs that slowly fade in or whatever which gives you a warning that you have to get ready for a fight. So it makes it harder especially on nightmare mode or ultra-nightmare or one life mode if the music is shut off so you won't know exactly when they're coming. I get it but I dont do it either lol
If you listen closely, it's Christian music at its finest
I can again support this claim.
Especially if you reverse a certain file from DOOM 2016
@@paulcourtemanche3549 ''Jesus loves you'' lol
yes, I approve as a Christian. I listen to this music to help me exorcise demons
as a christian with christian family, this is indeed christian
I feel like the best short description for the game doom, is basically, the boss music starts playing when YOU enter a room. You are the boss.
Unless you're a Games Journalist.
Doom Slayer is the boss
unless you play on ultra nightmare
@@justthebest2531 i mean it's on the game perspective but not the Lore perspective
@@TheBlackAntagonist You legitimately gave me belly laughs. Thank you, sir.👌
This is a song that starts the heaviest and somehow still gets heavier
That spot's taken by Cultist Base
@@moonboy8552 that spot is taken by Super Gore Nest
Not by mick Gordon but I really love blood swamps in the ancient gods pt 2
You all misspelled Reclaiming Earth
@@quangnguyentrung647 you didn't even misspell, you just got the question wrong.
The Doom Eternal OST has been proven to increase the heaviest you can lift at the gym by at least 6.66%
666%
@@d.ml.g9902 That's an over exaggeration lmao
@@marvincompa1677 no shit sherlock
666.66%
Well that gone demonic
Rip & Tear from the first DOOM Title. That track is gonna help you lift in the gym like hell.
Doom 2016 is not the first doom
@@corslyn He's talking about the actual return of the doom franchise (well doom 3 is a different kind of doom and they are never coming back to that same type of horror doom style again)
@@euronico7949 fair enough
@@corslyn maybe you have right but this is where fun begins
That and BFG Division go hard
"You know how much weight I can lift listening to this"
All the weight.
You beat me to it! :D
7 different realms on different plains of reality and hell
Every layer of Hell in existence, as proven by the Slayer.
One need not lift the weight when listening to this. One need only start tearing chunks out the wall for exercise.
In Doom you basically just walk around some beautiful, lovely places like for example the surface of Mars or Hell. The story of the game is about a guy called the Doom Slayer who helps some cute little Demons with cosmetic surgery, preferably with a shotgun or a chainsaw in his hands and right through their guts ;) Definitely check out "BFG Division" from the 2016 Doom game.
"Cosmetic surgery" thats one to put it.
😂
12 gauge lobotomy services
@@blusoldier5253 I mean, it is an improvement soooooo.... /necropost.
Ah yes, the doom series, the incredible $60 album with a pretty kick ass game included.
i had to read this a few times do to me thinking u said that doom was garbage
I got it for free with xbox game pass.
@@joshuahelf9549 still buy it to support them to make a even more banger soundtrack
@@basicname1555 I would but I'm broke.
@@joshuahelf9549 yikes
You don’t lift weights when Mick Gordon comes on. You lift the gym.
Pipelines included.
@@zf-riley9655 *a n d t h e p e o p l e o f c h i l d r e n*
Not only does this soundtrack play while you're slaying, the soundtrack in the game itself is engineered in such a way that the current music reflects the state of combat you're in, the OST is just those tracks arranged into a more normal song format, Mick Gordon has a video on TH-cam explaining this process, you should definitely check out how he does things.
Oh also, the 'guitar' in this is not a guitar, the sound is made from a chainsaw sample. But it can be played.. on a 8 string tuned down to D G C F A# D# G C
@@vector_____ you just nerd out congrats my dude
What’s the name of the video?
@@zainkamel5041 th-cam.com/video/U4FNBMZsqrY/w-d-xo.html
Yet still didn't win soundtrack of the year game awards are such a joke.
How Mick hasn't won Soundtrack of the Year 2020 is beyond me, maybe then he would've come back to DOOM.
No, ID and Mick have had a big falling out. And from all the information available, Mick is the reason for the fallout.
@@jk844100 To be more precise, it's Mick not following the deadlines Bethesda was expecting of ID. Which in theory could (and should) have been extended by the agreement of all parties involved, but... that's not how contracts work.
@@Akumasama they did extended, he asked for 2 months and ID gave him 4. But beyond that they couldn’t delay anymore before the soundtrack had to be delivered or ID could face lawsuits for not delivering the product.
ID gave him all the possible time they could and he took no responsibility for issues.
@@jk844100 Listen, people like to keep shitting on Mick for the whole deadline thing but we weren't there. We're not the ones who have to deal with these things so it's easy for people to talk shit. All of a sudden people turned on the guy overnight. Shit happens sometimes and I wish people would give the guy (and the situation) a rest.
@@xaerofour1137 I’m not shitting on him. All I’m saying is he needs to take responsibility for his mistakes, not do what he did which was throw the ID employee who had to mix the songs Mick hadn’t done yet without the master files (which is why some songs on the OST are lower quality and people were upset about it) under the bus.
When this shit comes on in the game, it LITERALLY makes you feel godly
The boss music starts when YOU enter the room. They are mere mortals.
I was hearing this when I was outside and almost a car hit me. I didn't moved because I felt like a god.
@@johnpantag472 Please listen responsibly. You are not the slayer. Yet.
@@zf-riley9655 sometimes the music doesn't even start after you enter a room.
You're literally so powerful you can turn off your own main character music.
the "RIP AND TEAR" at the end is from a choir of metal screamers Mick Gordon gathered up
“Choir of metal screamers” I never thought I’d ever see those words together🤣
I thought it said Bring the Slayer
7:50
i thought it said "KILL THE SLAYER!" and it was the demons chanting
The gigachad Mick FREAKING Gordon used a *CHAINSAW* to make most of the OST including this one.
wasn't this one a lawnmower?
@@martinidso8606
Nope
It was both a lawnmower and chainsaw
@@reshiexe286 Yep. Close to the end there's a part that's mostly lawnmower.
Wait WHAT?! he actually Distorted a freakin lawnmower and a chainsaw!!?? Hahaha
When mick Gordon turned 18, his parents moved out.
He put their stuff on the driveway
"It's nasty... And the sounds like, where did they come from?"
Well, my friend, they come from the purest anger... and a f*cking chainsaw, literally.
and a Lawnmower
@@gallien dont forget the screams of hell itself
You need to react to BFG division bro ;)
06:05 - Everyone felt that.
If you haven’t played DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal then you’re missing out. The two are modern day masterpieces. Would be interested in watching a series of play throughs if you recorded them. Both games are a $60 album with an included game.
If i have the money to buy a new PC/ Gaming consoles and the TV and the game :(
I don't really like DOOM 2016, it feels repetitive and boring at the end. But doom eternal is on a while other level. I like it because the game doesn't allow you to use one weapon, you have to strategize on what weapon you use, it makes it really fun.
Yeah I've never played it yet
We dont have powerful pc/laptop sweetie
@@handsome_potato I'm still trying to find the best way to make demon-flavored paste.
I love Christian music!!! ✝️
nemA
* laughs in british *
Deus Vult.
Deus lo vult, my brother. Together we Slayers shall begin the final Crusade against the- oh wait never mind Doomslayer got rid of the demons already.
"I need a new instrument."
Regular musician: Goes to a music store.
Mick Gordon: Goes to trade-link.
This whole song is basically Mick's demo reel for all of the power tools he owns.
Doom sound track literally fits everything
Absolutely 🎊
Why the fuck did i read fist?????
That's true
especially Animal Crossing
A picture of a leaf
So cool to see that you react to this. This song is so special good for me. Everytime i hear this i want to kick the hell out of my ass
😂
' I feel like I need to stream some DOOM'.
Bringer of Pain liked that (:
My guy, the soundtrack to this game and Doom 2016 are so metal that you feel confident in your ability to punch clear through iron walls using pillows and stomp concrete using shoes made of water. If you think your aim in CoD is good, wait until Hell on Earth (the first level) of Doom Eternal has you ripping demons in half and stomping their skulls into mist. Doom has you so in the flow that no other game trains your aim better.
Doomguy(/Doomslayer) is the single most badass character in fiction, and this music puts you in a state where you actually feel like the Slayer himself. The in-game music is synced to your in-game actions, so the sound engine knows to 'break' the song when you do very fast cinematic animations to finish off your enemies. It puts you in the "Doom Trance" or "Doom Dance" and no other game I've ever played makes you feel like you could rip phonebooks with a glare. If you only have time to play one of the games, play Doom Eternal. The story is there, but it really isn't necessary to enjoy the game.
Facts bro played doom for a solid 2 hours and when I hopped on apex I got 2 4K damage badges for diff character
I'm not a metalhead by any means, but I think this soundtrack is so masterfully crafted, it's amazing, it puts you just in the mood the game wants you to be, to fuck shit up. incredible.
"I've played 10 games in 10 years and they are all Call of Duty" Bro you'll play any other game at this point and think the game is God tier compared to that trash lol
Pfff... not cyberpunk
@@ahuga8393 at least you can have fun with glitches
@@Kodaiva fr tho
This song slaps harder then my dad's double notched belt
...bruh
Stronger than my moms cable cords whip
Harder than my grandmothers switches
The energy in the music of Doom & Doom Eternal is just on another level.
Definitely check out Rip and Tear, BFG Division, BFG 1000, Metal Hell, Cultist Base, and much more.
Don't forget Meat Hook!
@@NotFromSt8Farm ah yes, definitely Meat Hook
He should just react to every doom soundtrack!
Super gore nest to.
Gordon actually uses chainsaws and lawnmower sounds in his music mixed with guitar and a metal choir
Dude, you're an FPS fan...you NEED to play Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal. There really is no comparison. Doom Slayer is the most badass protagonist you've ever experienced, I guarantee it. And while these songs are EXCELLENT on their own, hearing that build up and everything while you're actually slaying demons is the most hype moment to moment gameplay I've ever experienced. PLAY DOOM!
He definitely needs to start with 2016
I took a break from
Doom E for about 6 months now but just listening to the music makes me want to play it again
A lot of times what sounds like electric guitar with distortion is actually a Chainsaw sample, because Mick Gordon is a musical madman. 4:06 is the clearest example in this track. So sick.
The music also adapts to the action in the game, so the in game sound track varies slightly in your playthroughs.
I had this song on repeat while I cleaned my house today, and fuck me I actually enjoyed cleaning. Absolutely brutal track, I love it.
Did you clean your house within an inch of it's life?
Sweep and dust, until it is done.
@@blakecacini8016 best comment 😂
6:38 that electronic sound is so alien and helps emphasise the fact that you aren't fighting humans, no its otherworldly and it is so fucking cool
RIGHT! they're not humans!
Welp. There goes any moral conundrums I had. They're hostile, and they're not human.
This song is amazing and that "RIP AND TEAR" during the end send chills down my spine each time I give this song a listen. It's like you are being cheered for your endless slaughter.
The thing of the doom sound track is that the music is prosedural and responsive to the player actions and play style so is like you are the DJ and Mick Gordon give you some samples to mix playing the game
"I was expecting the downtime but i missed it" yeah, thats how this song is designed dont worry about it, there is no downtime because thats the feeling of doom, doom is always action, non-stop while you are playing a level. the only break is at the end of the level/track
And, if you try and take a break at any point during this song, you'll miss a part of it.
Just like in Doom. If you take even a second to take a break and relax, almost every time something will catch you off guard.
Doom Eternal is the anti call of duty of FPS games. COD players will get their shit pushed in the first time they play DE.
Exactly 😈😈😈😈😈😈😈
The Chant that you hear in the end says "Rip and Tear" also another title that you should check out.
Can also recommend BFG Division.
The Music is arguably even better in game, because it changes according to the action that is happening in the game.
Definitely worth a play, a purchase i never regretted and the game really brings out your inner Christian, y'know, slaying demons 'n shit.
Oh really? All this time I thought it was saying "NO MERCY".
I thought they were saying welcome slayer
The song is made of anger and violence.
Doom 2016 was insane. Doom Eternal was even more insane. When youre slaying and this plays you actually get so hyped up and motivated to slaughter them all in the most creative fluent ways, its very well done.
1:45 that part told him to shut up and vibe and got him reaaal quiet
Doom eternal can be summed up in 2 words
Rip and Tear
* THATS 3*
doom guy doesnt care
Rip And Tear and BFG Division by Mick Gordon, Please! This man and his Doom and Doom Eternal sondtracks are one of the three things, that became HUGE part that inspired me to make my own electronic music! The other two were such bands as Portuguese Dark Electro Band Eden Synthetic Corps with the Sandwalkers album and Swiss band (same genre) Wolfchild with the Tanz Mit Uns EP))
Music stops...
“Oh my”
😂
6:05 makes me feel to break everything in my room and go up against god 😮💨🌚
Don't.
Doy'es
My body noticeably heats up every time I hear this. I’ve spent over a decade of intense training in the gym, and know my limits extremely well, and yet when I hear this I am able to instantly push even further. Blows my mind
"If this was playing in the game I'd be slaying"
Yeah, "slaying" is the word =D
The other tracks you need to hear are:
Doom 2016 - BFG Division, Rip & Tear, Damnation, Skullhacker
Doom Eternal - Metal Hell, Super Gore Nest, Meathook, BFG 10k
You're welcome =)
How did he only now just get this recommended to him
I know loads of people who don't know DOOM and they keep track on other Triple A games
DOOM is about one man & his desire to walk into hell & destroy it. “The only thing they fear is you” is referring to the fact that you’re what taught the legions of hell fear.
"if i was using that sword, i'd be slaying everything"
*Oh Boy.*
Try Bury the light, Vergils theme
I am so glad someone else finded DOOM Eternal OST tracks! You should react to Meathook, Cultist Base, BFG Division. And I highly recommend you to react if you can to DOOM: Behind the Music video by GDC where he explains how he made it. It's 1 hour long video but it's pretty funny and interesting.
Pls do "Meathook" doom eternal next
Is sooooo good.
"do you know how much weight I could lift listening to this?" D O I T.
I listen to this when on my final week or so of an accumulation phase and it always makes it feel like the epic final fight in my training arc.
Can we all agree that Mick Gordon has absolutely mastered the art of suspense in music. He absolutely nails the buildups and drops in every single song he makes. And because of that suspense, it makes the release even more satisfying and enjoying because all of that eagerness is finally released in one moment, which then follows with the nastiest beat ever.
This is what rage sounds like XD. I love it so much, gets me so fucking hyped.
The only game where you enter a room and every demon goes like: "What is this boss music?"
The “when the Doom music kicks in” videos are my new crack!
“Chill beats to slay some demons to”
There's few things that bring as much joy as seeing someone else also hearing a Mick Gordon song for the first time
can you do meathook next
My friend: what type of music do you listen to
Me: doom
My friend: what oh I know what you’re talking about do you happen to know what type of instruments they use
Me: chainsaw lawn more explosive A 10 string guitar
My friend: what did you say A chainsaw?
Oh by the way can you do meathook next
6:57
Hoopsick: "What is left to do?"
Chants intensify: "RIP AND TEAR"
6:22 ?
It's one of the song versions that was edited by a troglodyte at Bethesda without Mick Gordon's consent and took one of the best build ups of the song out.
5:37 will always be my favorite part
Name of the track?
@@ziotanos6665 xD really?
Next Bury the Light from the Devil May Cry series!
you said you play video games a lot and among them call of duty, definitely recommend you checking out doom (2016) and doom eternal. you'd have an absolute blast (especially with the music)
7:47
Rip and Tear
Rip and Tear!
Rip and Tear!!
Rip and Tear!!!
Rip and Tear!!!!
*RIP AND TEAR*
That bit at the end... watch Mick's pre-release video on his Metal Choir
"What is that?" That, is a choir of metal vocalists screaming "RIP AND TEAR!"
With this song, I could lift the fuckin sun.
"There's something building."
RIP - AND - TARE!! RIP - AND - TARE!!
ALL - SCALES - TO - ZERO!
The thing about doom eternal is that the music changes and adapts to what you're doing. Glory kills, explosions, getting hit, it all culminates into a soundtrack that would be fantastic by itself, but gets turned up to 11 by the fact that people associate killing what feels like thousands of demons in an adrenaline fueled rage. To get the full effect of this soundtrack, you have to play the game on the hardest difficulty you can muster (I recommend ultra violence if you think you're good at fps games, but I play on nightmare) also I recommend "rip and tear" from doom 2016
Your profile pic looks like old joseph joestar
Go nightmare and get good. Worth...
"It's like there's something building" That's the doom Slayers ever increasing RAGE
Mick is a god I've loved his work since doom 2016 and I will never stop loving his work and it breaks my heart he's not working with ID anymore so there most likely won't be a doom game with him and doom isn't doom without Mick
"you know how much weight I could lift listening to this?" Alot man, great gym track
I think the "BFG Division" from first DOOM can be a good example that all soundtrack from that game is so bloody and badass.
Btw the man in doom justifiably tore through hell cuz they killed his bunny.
The end of the song features a choir of metal singers yelling “rip and tear” which is part of the tag line of the entire Doom series: “Rip and tear until it is done.”
It's even the end of the opening cutscene.
Mick Gordon is ABSOLUTELY a vocalist. He learned how to throat sing for Jago's Theme in Killer Instinct. It's brilliant.
bro please listen to Caliban. such an underrated band
Every song on that soundtrack leaves you needing a cigarette and some time off, except there is no time off, there's no cigarette but you arms are already smoking so fuck it anyway and there's something just ahead of you that's been way too alive for way too long.
As you probably found out while digging the rabbit hole:
There are two versions of this song, one is a rip from the game in a low quality BUT with an amazing buildup in the start, and this version, the official from Mick.
I recommend you this version, that combines the buildup from the rip with the high quality version from mick:
th-cam.com/video/fOsB5AoKDJc/w-d-xo.html
Love you so much
...Dude.
Play Doom.
What are you doing?
as other people are saying, definitely check out Rip and Tear and BFG Division from DOOM 2016. It's also by Mick Gordon, and imo the DOOM 2016 tracks sound better than the DOOM Eternal ones because most of the DOOM Eternal tracks are like remixes (by Mick Gordon and one or two other people I believe) of the DOOM 2016 ones.
Instrumental?? More like Instru-Metal
Mick Gordon did actually do the vocals on SOME of the songs from Killer Instinct 2013, I think the main one being Jago’s theme.
Jago's Theme is awesome. I heard that apparently the monks didn't want to teach Mick throat singing, so he just listened to them instead and did it himself.
It's gets even more nutty in game. When you realise the songs are programs to shift and change depending on what you killing and how you're killing it. Mick is some kind of celestial being for making this OST
You can lift hell with this track! It is a great Mick Gordon's album that comes with a fast paced shooting game called Doom.
When you listen to DOOM ETERNAL the only thing you FEEL IS *VIOLENCE* 🗣️👹💀
POV: you're not scared of bullies after hearing this.
You: very much Y E S
I mean i am
How much anger do you want in the doom soundtrack? Mick Gordon: “yes”
Ah this isn’t the best version; there was no build up
But this is the actual version of the song though, the other one isn’t the real version
@@BigPantMusiclover still, the other one is better tbh
@@the_ZAMURAI to each their own, I think this version is way way better
Look tbh... I wish the build up from the game edit was joined with the OG version of TOTTFIY. Because it actually goes quite well together.
@@dantesparda4493 there’s an 8 minute version that combines both
The thing about Doom Music is that when you're in game it changes slightly to the situations you're in