Music

An underestimated aspect of Doom, Bobby Prince's score adds an entirely new dimension to the game. Those with 16-bit soundcards cannot fully appreciate the effort that went into the creation of the Doom music; therefore, we have available for download here every Doom and Doom 2 song in .MP2 format, recorded by Michael Massay on a Roland SCC1 sound card. You think you've heard Doom music? Think again.

If you do not have a .MP2/3 player, go here. People with a 16-bit sound card and at least a Pentium 66 can try out the Yamaha SYG20 Soft Synthesizer, which emulates the sound quality of a 32-bit sound card. Also, the Doom music can be purchased in CD form, with sonically enhanced tracks and additional live instrumentation, here.

And if you ever happen to get tired of the original tracks (but how could you), or if you're looking for some fresh blood to feed your demons, we have a nice little Remix section for your revival pleasure. Many of the individual remixes are mirrored here. This section is maintained by Bloodshedder.

Level	Filesize	Name	Author	Description
Tribute	4940 KB	Blood on the Walls	Manny Charlton Band	John Romero's Comments: "We used to get a lot of stuff in the mail that DOOM fans sent to us and some of that stuff was music based on DOOM. [. . .] Anyway, one day in 1995 a cassette tape arrived at the offices and, as usual, I got it since I was very much the person who was talking with a lot of these people [. . .] We got this tape from a guy named Manny Charleton and the tape was created by the Manny Charlton Band. [. . .] I popped the tape in my tape player and was expecting to hear something less than awesome.... but instead, this song just ROCKED from the start! It's a little over 5 minutes long, but man it was the coolest thing we had sent to us. The tape cover says "Distribute as shareware" in keeping with the spirit of DOOM. Alas, we were so busy the tape somehow ended up in my collection, never to be seen for years...until now. [. . .] I've named it Blood On The Walls as it had no title."
E1M1	3451 KB	My Doom	Andreas Melcom Urban	A "re-recorded" version of E1M1's music. At least, I think it's E1M1. Takes a distinctly different angle on At Doom's Gate, and is probably different from what you're used to hearing. Very ambient, smooth, and clear to listen to. A few original Doomish sound effects thrown in here and there. Worth the download.
Medley	7566 KB	KneeDeep in Doom	Epiclore	A bonus track on Epiclore's latest CD Grace Upon the Realm, this song encompasses several different recognizable themes from both Doom and Doom 2. The style is heavy metal.
All Games	150000 KB	N/A	Kinkiness	A large set of Doom, Doom 2, and Final Doom remixes by someone only known as Kinkiness. Many of them feature ambient pieces intermixed with the Doom tunes.
E1M8	4580 KB	Doomed E1L8Boss	Rimco	A new-age type remix of Sign of Evil. Says DJ Pretzel of OverClocked ReMix: "I could go on and on about the textures in his ReMixes - this ReMix in particular has synths that seem distorted, but they never get ugly - they stay RIGHT on the fringe of being clean and distorted, where the textures shimmer but there's no grunge or feedback. Beautiful."
E1M8	5237 KB	Sign of Evil	Tranceparent	A somewhat dark and ambient remix of Sign of Evil. Author's comment: "The song was totally rewritten in Skale Tracker, but I really wanted to stick to the dark mood, so the end result is pretty close to the original."
Medley	11915 KB	DooM's Suite	Josh Whelchel	A very impressive medley of several songs from both Doom and Doom 2, consisting of E2M8, MAP09, E1M8, E3M2, MAP10, E2M2, E1M1, and E1M9. Each piece blends smoothly into the other, creating a fantastically rendered medley of Doomy goodness.
E1M1	3159 KB	DooMix	ILP	A very interesting take on At Doom's Gate. This song has some very kicking drums, a strong and full bass line, some interesting chorus leads, and a piano even makes an appearance. This is all put together into one aurally stimulating piece.
MAP18	5095 KB	Waiting for Romero (Bluestring Remix)	Scragadelic	An interesting rendition of Waiting for Romero to Play, this piece expands the bass line and acoustics, and adds more. There's a particular broken-record like effect that adds some variance to the song in parts.
E1M8	2941 KB	Episode 1, Mission 8	Jehovah Gyra	Another great work of art by Jehovah Gyra, this time a remix of Sign of Evil.
Various	14899 KB	N/A	Ashley Carr	Ashley Carr delivers once again, this time with four new remixes from TNT: Evilution. Though the work of four different people (Jonathan El-Bizri, Josh Martel, L.A. Sieben, and Tom Mustaine) and not Bobby Prince, the music in this set is still recognized as an official part of Doom, and these remixes are definitely worthy of being listed here. Remixed are the tracks from MAP05, 10, 14, and the intermission screen.
MAP09	5350 KB	No Man is an Island	Multiple	Author's Comment (The Joker): "I started this song with the intention of getting Luiza to sign on. She was my first and only choice for the track. I sent her the old beta I made, she signed on, and long story short, we made this awesomeness! Long story kinda long, I did the Synth/orchestral/drumworks, while Luiza did the Guitar/Electric Bass/Guitar FX, each of us having input on the others work (I was pretty much happy from the get go with Lu's work). Anyway, I've taken up enough time. Thanks for reading, hope you enjoy the mix! P.S. The name as well as the tone of the mix was inspired by the John Donne's poem of the same name!"
MAP10	4758 KB	Oldskool Demon	Mazedude	Author's Comment: "A tribute to the early trackers, I made this thing entirely with 8-bit samples from the glory days of Future Crew, Necros, all those guys. Bit of a different style than ya may be used to, but still heavy enough to please. There's also a TON going on in the piece, so you'll be able to go back and pick up more on every listen, fun fun."
Doom	63946 KB	N/A	Ashley Carr	Author's Comment: "After recently downloading the jDoom engine, I realised that the midi files were outdated, and thought that they needed a bit of lifting. So I decided to take on the task after discovering that no one had endeavoured to complete the entire score. It took me 6 weeks to create these mixes. All of the songs are remixed, and some more so than others." Grab a demo of the mixes here.
MAP10	3883 KB	The Second Encounter	Raven Squad	Author's Comment: "Anyway here is my newest doom2 mix. In this mix there is music from levels The pits and Refueling Base and it has dance/trance and acid influences. I hope u all enjoy it as much i enjoyed making it :)"
E1M1	5368 KB	E1M1	Kada	Author's Comment: "Basically it's Bobby Prince meets Front Line Assembly, but I tried to be a little more original than that.... I think I managed to capture some of that 80's synth/club sound a little bit :) Equipment used: Yamaha DX7, Yamaha CS1x, Roland U220, Roland R8, Akai S3000XL, Lexicon MPX-200. Mixing through Behringer MX1604 and recorded with Sound Blaster Live 1024. Sequenced with Cubase SX."
Medley	5934 KB	UltraViolence	Jamie Robertson	Author's Comment: "Cannot let a year go by without another dedication to doom! A Nice Remix of a few different Doom songs!"
Tribute	3350 KB	Doom	Cynic Guru	Author's Comment: "DOOM the pc game...simply put...ROCKED. Doom is the REASON why I got a computer. Doom changed everything. Sure, there were newer games that eventually came along (Duke Nukem 3D, Rise Of The Triad, Hexen, Quake, etc.), but none of them ever even came CLOSE to scaring the crap out of me like DOOM did. So this is my ode to DOOM. Thank you DOOM for being the wonderful you that you were...and still are."
MAP01	5498 KB	Running From Hell (God Mode Mix)	Bart Klepka	Author's Comment: "Give this damn song a record for having the longest unrepeated lead solo ever! This song has two parts, first part is the chord progression, the second is the same progression with a whole lead to it. It took me forever to track the lead into the tracker...damn it was long. The drums I used in this were super cool, worked out fine I think. Next feature is the bass...which is that really deep thing pulsing through the whole song. Very deep. At the start I introduced a simple sequence that runs through most of the song, but is only really heard at the start. Also added some acid bits here and there. The organ sample is the lead, and just as in the original, comes in about half way in. The drums sound superb on these headphones...oh did i mention the lead is bloody long? :)"
E1M8	3846 KB	Asphyxiated Soul	Kadmium	Author's Comment: "Here's my weirdo death metal take on Sign of Evil (E1M8) from Doom. From the entire game, this is one of only two songs that I actually remember, and after a failed attempt at the first (Knee Deep in the Dead, E1M1), I opted to try this number. The song has a lot of instruments; usual rock stuff plus a string quarted, choir, tubas and piano. Vocals are present and the style is pretty much your usual black metal fare (evil). In case anyone's wondering, the only thing I used on the screaming vocals was distortion, and I had a sore throat for days afterwards."
E1M7	3540 KB	Demonic Prayer	The Orichalcon	Author's Comment: "I always liked this song, but I could never find an ambient version of the song, it was always strings and heavy drums. It was apparent to me that no one ever saw that the beauty of this song came from it's hauntingly sad mainline, not from the pounding on the drums in the background, they were just the icing on the cake."
E2M2	4597 KB	Doomed On Dune	Bart Klepka	Author's Comment: "I first got the idea to mix two diff songs together when I ran a game and played some mp3's at the same time, with my new SBLive I heard both of the songs playing at the same time, and it just clicked into my head :). What better way to start this new formula, Doom and Dune. [. . .] I wanted to leave most of the mix drumless so that people could hear both the Dune and the Doom theme at the same time. It was gonna either be the bass or the heavier drums during the middle, I chose that bass, it just sounded more right. The heavier beats come in towards the end when the Dune theme fades out."
E1M1	5628 KB	At the Gate of Magnus Corpus	deejay atrophy	Author's Comment: "I got frantic one day, unable to compose on my own. And I remembered that one of my friends kept on asking me when I'd remix DooM. The first remix wasn't good enough, they wanted my take on the most infamous song, E1M1. After tinkering around with a couple new instruments I decided 'what the hell' and painstakingly transferring note for note the guitar melody. I tend to get my better idea when I'm not at my computer... Always when I'm at work or driving around. It makes it hard to jot down the notes for the different ideas, and I got most of the ideas while at work for this one. After a while, it just grew to what it was. I hope you have a deep sub woofer, though... That 808 kicks hard."
MAP09	3883 KB	Fall	Raven Squad	Author's Comment: "I know I should stop remixing this same doom2 piece, but it just won't let me get on with my life. Always calling and telling how much she needs to be remixed and so on. Oh well I thought and so I remixed it again and here it is. I tried to make this different than my other doom mixes, so no dance/trance here. Style is more like pop/rock? ballad, or something =) I did extend the original material quite alot with my own stuff."
E1M5	5702 KB	Synthetic Demon (E1M5)	Scott Peeples	Author's Comment: "I present my next mix, entitled 'Synthetic Demon (E1M5).' It's from the original Doom, Episode 1, Mission 5. The original was a rather boring atmospheric piece, and I changed it into an upbeat techno mix with a little orchestra and distortion tossed in for good effect :)"
E1M1	4726 KB	At Doom's Gate (On Speed Mix)	Bart Klepka	Author's Comment: "I started mixing this tune with normal rock drums and basically was aiming for a better quality remake of the original midi. But that all soon changed when I started experimenting with some trance/acid effects and I liked them, so I decided to try my 'chord trial and error' progression, and I came up with a sequence that really suited the guitar leads. The bass drum I used sounds totally awesome on my headphones, so they has to stay. The lead-up style is something I always loved in trance songs so I had a go at that too, tho I realise it might get a bit crowded here and there, I think it's still enjoyable. Hope you all agree."
E1M1	2196 KB	Doom E1M1	Matthias Sachal	Author's Comment: "I've listened to some of the doom remixes hosted at your site, but now the time has come for THE one and only good e1m1 remix! ;-)" See if he's right.
MAP30	4250 KB	Hell's Marshal	The Orichalcon	Author's Comment: "The original was a bland version of this song that suited the level well but was barely audible. This piece isn't really made to fit the level, but rather to give the last level music a bit of jazz, and rekindle people's love of Doom 2."
E2M8	5300 KB	CyberDemon Awaketh	The Orichalcon	Author's Comment: "The piece is a remix of The Tower of Babel from Doom, the level with the Cyberdemon. It starts off with Strings, moves into synth strings, gets a bit darker with the beat pushing in and a heavily distorted bass line. The lead is my favourite part in the mix (A portahorn lead.) The main chords from the original E2M8 piece kicks in a little later, followed by a sequenced guitar string solo and then repeat to fade."
E2M4	5627 KB	The Man Alone	Mythril Nazgul	Author's Comment: "This has been collecting dust on my hard drive, and I figured, why the hell not, let me release it. It is a real smorgasborg, to be honest. The title comes from the last chapter of Well's The Island of Dr. Moreau, as does the opening speech."
E2M1	1922 KB	I Sawed the Demons	Dark Luke	Author's comment: "This is a frantic synth instrumental mix that matches the speedy pace of the shooting action from the game it comes from, Doom 1. ... To remix this I used Noteworthy Composer and a bunch of soundfonts over the internet. ... This was made for dance game simulators such as Stepmania, hence the relatively short length ..."
E1M7	3754 KB	Phobos Modulus	The Orichalcon	Author's Comment: "This is a more recent remix of the E1M7 music "Demons on the Prey" from the computer station level in Doom. It's a moody Techno version. With vocals added by myself."
E1M1	4428 KB	Knee Deep in the Dead	Kadmium	Author's Comment: "This is a my version of the song that plays during E1M1 on that great FPS, Doom. The style is kinda like Therion (sans choir) mixed with Opeth."
Medley	3904 KB	The City of Id!	Jamie Robertson	Author's Comment: "This is a nice little track done with a mixture of themes from Doom2 Quake and Quake3. For the Record the Actual Drumming is Real and live!"
E1M5	2625 KB	Old School E1M5	Scragadelic	Author's Comment: "This is an 'Old School' version of the theme song 'Suspense' which is on Episode 1 level 5 of DooM. The 'Old School' sound was created by turning the stringed instruments into pianos and adding some sad whistling and a beat."
E2M2	6768 KB	Contamination (e2m2)	Scott Peeples	Author's Comment: "This is another mix of a song from the infamous Bobby Prince. The level here is E2M2... as in the title of the song. Anyways, I'm not sure what to make of this mix actually, it's my first one in a long ass time, but I don't have all my tools with me here at the Academy, so this song is completely made of stock Reason 2 sounds. This also meant that I couldn't do any real post-processing on the song, so it doesn't sound as polished as my older mixes."
MAP18	4848 KB	Waiting (Slo-Mo-Mix)	Bart Klepka	Author's Comment: "This mix is a representation of my feelings I get when playing Doom. When running around in the levels, it's not the speed of the monsters or how they attack me that scares me, since I've played it all before and know them well. The thing about the Doom foes that really gets my heart pumping is knowing that they're there. [. . .] I'm very pleased with the very clear and clean samples I used for this song. It's a slower mix with some powerful drums backed up by a breakbeat loop. I like the way I used the breakbeat in this mix, I think it's very unique and works well with the tune progression. The acidy like sequences that enter half way through the mix go very well with the natural drums and the simple bassline."
Various	45450 KB	Post-Doomage	Paul Smith	Author's Comment: "This project (named the CyberDemon Project, a lot of thought went into the name as you can tell!) was to put it basically enhance the quality of the original DOOM soundtracks. I'd thought I'd try a different sound (less of the overdriven and distorted guitars), a much more acoustic sound, guitars and pianos and the like."
MAP09	4507 KB	Escape From The Pits	Raven Squad	Author's Comment: "This tries to be little different doom remix. Remix has quite alot my own stuff." This is very well done, and has quite a bit of variation from the original. Very smooth is a good way to describe this song.
E2M7	2292 KB	Silican Death	Inphernic	Author's Comment: "Well, here it goes again - Waltz Of The Demons from Doom 1 meets yours truly. I wanted to have a 'Godfathery' theme in this one (driveby shootings, old family traditions, etc)."
Medley	4824 KB	At the Shores of Hell	Black Smetana	Black Smetana, a self-proclaimed "two-man band", gives us this metal medley of four songs from Doom and Doom 2. Included are At Doom's Gate, The Demon's Dead, the Endgame music from Doom 2, and Into Sandy's City.
MAP23	3984 KB	Barrels O' Fun	Mazedude	DJ Pretzel of OverClocked ReMix: "Mazedude truly surprises with this balls-to-the-wall Doom 2 ReMix that is much heavier and more aggressive than his previous (though no less impressive) submissions. From the nice use of game samples to the in-your-face pitch-bendin' slap-bass-o-death doubled with a synth bass at points to the extensive dsp that goes above and beyond the call of freaky (truly masterful work in the special effects arena . . . you'll see) [. . .] Fans of industrial music or - heck - just plain GOOD music shouldn't hesitate."
E3M2	5178 KB	demonik elektronik	analoq	DJ Pretzel of OverClocked ReMix: "This Doom ReMix is an instant classic, easily one of the best from the series that I've ever heard, and features some truly varied, inspired processing, Rammstein-esque vocals, and a bassline that drives the whole thing and is the business. It's a very good thing when a bassline is the business, and this one is. Layered, filtered synths, electronic drums, and gated guitar hits fill everything out, and there's also more than one breakdown and the PERFECT ending, a mellow, maudlin chorus of fuzzy synth strings."
MAP09	4989 KB	Gothic Sandy	Mazedude	DJ Pretzel of OverClocked ReMix: "This is gothic industrial, featuring choir and harpsichord merging with heavy electric beats and fx. Fading in with basic synth, there's a great vocal effect at 0'31" that ALONE makes this worth listening to. [. . .] The basic piece evolves from there to feature increasingly heavy percussion with a variety of panned bleeps, squirts, wurls, and kachunks, and the introduction of a symphonic organ to compliment the harpsichord. The one thing this piece is (arguably) missing is a strong presence on the low end - no overt, dedicated bassline to speak of."
Medley	6043 KB	Blood Bath	Mazedude	DJ Pretzel of OverClocked ReMix: "This is one seriously evil mix - it starts off innocently enough with a charmingly delicate bell and piano motif, but don't take that as any sort of indicator of things to come, as Chris builds from there, layer by layer, piece by piece, bringing in rock drums, awesome synth effects, a mean+ugly synth bass with some serious attitude, choir, menacing organ that would make Castlevania proud, and ever- increasing volume. This is intense, jugular-grabbin' stuff that doesn't let up or let you go for a second, so be prepared for a sonic journey into one ReMixer's vision of the underworld, id style. The processed guitar and flammed drum bits later on are just some of the juicy details that - importantly - you can hear amidst the chaos. Also, dig the chromatic rise just before the ending, which is softer but still resolves with menace hanging in the air."
Medley	5716 KB	Purgatory	N-JekteD	DJ Pretzel of OverClocked ReMix: "This is some heavy stuff indeed, but Mick also works in some subtleties and more elaborate passages, with an almost proggish and flashy guitar solo at 1'50" that's followed by a most definitely proggish synth solo at 2'10" that layers a little ELP over the more contemporary metal backdrop. There's also a plethora of electronic textures, including some synth bass action, and the first 50 seconds are ambient/electronic. The segue at the fifty second mark warrants mentioning - a tortured scream that introduces the balls-to-the-wall guitar with menace and applomb. There's some slick production tricks throughout that you may not have heard in a ReMix before, possibly indicative of Mick's apparent studio experience; while it's predominantly a metal track, there's enough other alchemic goings-on to turn it into a real genre chimera, and a well-blended one at that."
MAP18	3015 KB	Monster Condo	Chuck Dodgers	DJ Pretzel of OverClocked ReMix: "This track is subdued, lacks percussion, and is more of a 'mood' thing. The first time I listened to it I thought it was alright - passable, but not his best work. Then I listened again on headphones, and I have to say the improved stereo separation really helped, as all of the hard work that went into the ambient fx in the stereo field and the panning of the main pattern timbre (sort of like an electronic organ patch, similar to the tone used in much of the original DOOM II score) became apparent. [. . .] This [. . .] shows the more suspenseful, darker side of DOOM II (as opposed to the blast-everything-kick-ass side). Good stuff."
E1M1	2223 KB	E1M1	APN	DJ Pretzel of OverClocked ReMix: "Sweet but short monster remix of the DOOM theme, which centers around a bitchin guitar riff, and should please any KMFDM fans in the crowd (me!) as well as providing great ambiance for a retro-deathmatch."
MAP09	3180 KB	Doom II Trance	UFO	I was sent this remix by someone other than the author, and I deemed it good enough to be placed here. This is an electronic-type remix of Into Sandy's City, and I have no idea who UFO is nor if he has a web site.
E1M1	431 KB	Episode 1 Mission 1 Guitarioed	Allyrulez	I wish this MP3 was better quality, but you'll have to make do with only 64Kbps. This is still a pretty good rendition of E1M1, though I can't tell if the guitar was programmed or sequenced in, or if it is actually live. The bass is pretty strong, and the drums are a bit explosive.
E1M9	3312 KB	Easy Listening to Frag to	Blak Omen	I'm not sure if this mix exactly qualifies as "easy listening", but it's still a decent remix of Hiding the Secrets. The organ instrument sounds like something you'd hear in a Mario game.
E1M7	1564 KB	E2M5 Redux	Matt Demarco	In case you haven't noticed, E1M7 and E2M5 have the same music. Anyways, this is a rather heavy rendition of Demons on the Prey, and I'm not sure if the genre fits this song exactly. At any rate, download it and form your own opinion.
E1M9	5914 KB	Death by Distortion	Aureolis	Indeed, this remix won't kill you with distortion. In fact, I hardly noticed any distortion at all. It is quite lengthy and may get repetitive, but its primitive synth techno style may appeal to some.
E1M5	162 KB	Doom E1M5	Tom Mustaine	Interesting. I did a Google search on the author of this S3M, and it turns out the guy who made it apparently works for Ritual Entertainment now. Anyways, this isn't really advertised as a remix, but deserves to be called one. It adds a couple of instrumental elements not in the original song. This is an S3M file, not an MP3, but it can be played in WinAmp. Author Comment: "Ooooo, everybody ELSES favorite Doom music in S3M. Once again, buy a high end soundcard and this is near what it sounds like."
MAP09	1531 KB	Back to Sandy's City	Josh Whelchel	Let's just say this mix is rather, silly, if you will. It starts off with a chorus of imps shouting out the beginning bars of the song. Don't let the initial insanity put you off, however, as there really is some good music in this remix.
E1M1	6628 KB	Threshold of Doom	Thumper	Not that I've listened to them very much, but this mix sounds like something that would come from Metallica. It's got E1M1 on both ends, but in the middle there's an interlude that sounds pretty much nothing like the original. Still a song to get.
E2M8	2967 KB	E2M8 Recreated	Scragadelic	Not your usual Scragadelic mix, this piece changes the main square wave lead to...well, I can't quite place it, but it seems to be something straight out of a polka song. I don't know, it seems to work, but check it out and see for yourself.
Doom	0 KB	N/A	Per Kristian	Per Kristian, author of the recommended high resolution Doom sound effects pack, is actively working on remixing all the tracks from Doom and Doom 2. I hear they're pretty good...
E1M1	2019 KB	Episode 1, Mission 1	Jehovah Gyra	Says bigd in an old Doomcenter feature: "It rocks. They've done a great job of not only recreating the music, but also adding nice effects here and there, and adding more of a hard rock, in-your-face feel to it."
Doom 2	0 KB	N/A	Per Kristian	See above entry for Per Kristian under Doom.
Doom 2	88042 KB	N/A	Ashley Carr	Since remixing the entire Doom 1 score, Ashley has gotten quite a few requests to do Doom 2, and he has delivered. These mixes are of the same high-quality caliber as you'll find in the Doom 1 set. Grab a demo of this set here.
E1M8	2673 KB	Doom E1M8 Recreation	Jeremiah Sypult	This is a very good remix of E1M8's theme, by the creator of one of the tracks from Quake 2, Climb. The atmospheric choir background and some subtle variations on the guitar lead, along with some fantacular drum work, make this piece definitely worth listening to.
E1M5	3915 KB	Doom Fear	disturbed	This is a pretty neat solo piano rendition of Suspense. It's not just the original regurgitated though; there are several improvisations and just plain good piano work which definitely add something.
Doom and Doom 2	6129 KB	Chiptune Doom and Doom 2	Bloodshedder	This is a set of Doom and Doom 2 remixes, done by myself, where all the songs are remixed in chiptune style. The drums are higher quality than what you might find in a typical chiptune. You can find WAD file versions here and here that you can use with ZDoom.
Doom	900 KB	Doom NES Remixes	Bloodshedder	This is a set of Doom remixes, created by myself, intended to somewhat resemble what Doom's music would sound like if it were ported to the NES. All of Doom's music is remade. This is based on my earlier work of Chiptune Doom. You can find a WAD file version here that can be used with ZDoom.
E1M5	2149 KB	Suspense	Kernel666	This is a somewhat dark, crunchy guitar rendition of the Doom song of the same name. The author has this to say about how it was made: "I used pretty crappy equipment.. an Ibanez RG320 with a Boss Metal Zone MT-2 FX Pedal, into the Line-in on my onboard sound card. To mix the tracks I used Quartz Audio Master Sequencer."
Medley	4921 KB	Doom Studio	Cursor	This is a very cool medley of several different Doom and Doom 2 songs. It covers the Doom 2 intermission, E1M1, MAP10, Doom intermission, and, last but not least, MAP01, which includes a bitching live guitar solo.
MAP01	1767 KB	Doom Guitar Solo	Wimdenherder	This is the original MIDI of Running From Evil, with the guitar solo missing and an awesome live one recorded back over the song. Wimdenherder is a member of the band Cursor, which did a medley of Doom songs that you can find on this page as well.
Episode One	42804 KB	Classic Doom 3 Soundtrack	Sonic Clang	This is the soundtrack to version 1.0 of the Doom 3 modification Classic Doom 3. Author's Comment: "What you have in your possession is [. . .] all the songs from the Doom 3 mod 'Classic Doom 3'. I made every song but E1M9, which was made by Thumpmonk. The process started in March of 2005 and I was finally done around September of 2005. [. . .] In remaking these songs I was inspired by bands that I listen to. Dream Theater, NIN, Type O Negative, Slipknot."
MAP03	5086 KB	Countdown to Death	Mazedude	This is track 10 on Mazedude's American Album. Author's Comment: "Every sound in this mix was created from strings. After all, ya take a pizz and pitch shift down fast enough and ya get a bass drum, ya over-reverb something, loop it and add a flange and ya get a lead synth, and so on. The end result is a very unique, yet uniform sounding mix, that certainly provided its share of mixing challenges."
MAP30	7469 KB	Opening to Hell	Mazedude	This is track 15 on Mazedude's American Album. Author's Comment: "From the moment I considered remixing this piece, I knew I wanted to make it scary. Like, chill-inducing scary. And what better way to do that than to create a soundscape of Hell? Fire, screams, demons, cries of pain, sounds of suffering... and all on top of guitars, organs, strings, choir and industrial percussion. Yes, I am quite twisted. And creating this 8-minute epic masterpiece of horror was a fun evil time."
E1M9	193 KB	Episode 1_9	Specialist	This piece is a decent, straightforward tracked rendition of Hiding the Secrets. heh, I don't have much more to say than that.
E2M3	1500 KB	Doom	Selvagens	This piece is a live recorded remix of Intermission from Doom, with some good guitar work. Plus it's got solid bass and drums for backup, making a rocking good remix.
E1M2	2763 KB	E1M2 Recreated	Scragadelic	This piece is a well-done atmospheric mix of The Imp's Song. There's a some variation in the actual notes as compared to the original, but without that this wouldn't really be much of a remix. The drum work is rather strong and nicely varied as well.
E1M9	5242 KB	A Common Neurosis	aluminum	This remix is a techno-like remake of the original song and is quite well done. The panning effects, leads, bass, and drums are all satisfying to the ear.
E2M2	3423 KB	Doom: Adrian Has a Pit	Josh Whelchel	This remix is well done. It draws upon the original elements that are present in The Demons from Adrian's Pen, and adds some new things as well. The wind instrument for the lead solo fits satisfactorily.
E1M9	2276 KB	Doom is still my favourite FPS	analoq	This remix starts out with a soothing piano solo, then builds into a full-blown jazz-techno-fusion remix of the original song. analoq is quite well known for his remixes, and this is one you shouldn't miss.
E1M1	1563 KB	doomsong	Heart of Evil	This short but sweet rendition of E1M1 plays when you pick up the chainsaw while playing this Vietnam-based single player Half-Life modification. Even though it's not Doom, I highly recommend playing this Half-Life mod.
E1M3	3962 KB	Dark Hallz Simply Devilish Mix	deejay atrophy	This song will probably invoke extremes for most people, as you either like it or hate it. I, for one, like it. It's got loads of distortion on the drums, and some may argue that's what makes it sound good. Get it and see.
Doom 2	139950 KB	Delta-Q-Delta	Various	Website comments: "Doom II: Delta-Q-Delta is the eleventh album from OverClocked ReMix. ... The premise behind Delta-Q-Delta was to follow in the footsteps of 'The Dark Side of Phobos', keeping some principles from that album, while still going in a unique direction. DQD focuses on dark-sounding music in a variety of genres."
Doom	136600 KB	The Dark Side of Phobos	Various	Website comments: "The Dark Side of Phobos is a 23 track, two disk album with remixes of music from the original DooM game for the PC. It is an official Overclocked ReMix site project." The project is distributed in both MP3 and FLAC.
E1M1	226 KB	E1M1 Re-Make	Tristan Henderson	Yet another E1M1 remix, this is a decent tracked version of said song. Not much more to say than that.
E1M8	2683 KB	E1M8 Recreated	Scragadelic	Yet another recreation by Scrag here, on one of the most remixed songs from Doom. The choir synths in this atmospheric song fit perfectly, and the drums are strong and full as well. Also, harmony on the main guitar lead adds a fuller sound to the song.