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Doom Playstation: Official Soundtrack
Doom Playstation: Official Soundtrack
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Tracklist
Disc 1
| 01 |
Doom Playstation: Main Theme |
3:11
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| 02 |
Doom Playstation: Level Complete Stats |
3:28
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| 03 |
Doom Playstation: Credits & Demo |
3:56
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| 04 |
Retribution Dawns (Level - Hangar) |
4:32
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| 05 |
The Broken Ones (Level - Plant) |
4:32
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| 06 |
Sanity's Edge (Level - Toxin Refinery) |
5:01
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| 07 |
Hell's Churn (Level - Command Control) |
5:01
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| 08 |
Digitized Pain (Level - Phobos Lab) |
4:58
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| 09 |
Corrupted Core (Level - Central Processing) |
5:09
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| 10 |
Mind Massacre (Level - Computer Station) |
5:01
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| 11 |
Mutation (Level - Phobos Anomaly) |
5:01
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| 12 |
Breath Of Horror (Level - Deimos Anomaly) |
5:19
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| 13 |
A Calm Panic Rises (Level - Containment Area) |
4:32
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| 14 |
The Slow Demonic Pulse (Level - Refinery) |
4:32
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| 15 |
Corrupted (Level - Deimos Lab) |
4:24
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| 16 |
Steadfast Extermination (Level - Command Center) |
5:28
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| 17 |
Beyond Fear (Level - Hell Gate) |
6:04
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| 18 |
In The Grip Of Madness (Level - Hell Keep) |
4:32
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| 19 |
Lurkers (Level - Pandemonium) |
3:42
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| 20 |
Creeping Brutality (Level - UnHoly Cathedral) |
3:45
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| 21 |
Lamentation (Level - Mt. Erebus) |
4:02
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| 22 |
Twisted Beyond Reason (Level - Limbo) |
3:42
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| 23 |
Hopeless Despair (Level - Hell Beneath) |
5:01
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| 24 |
Doom Playstation: Finale |
3:49
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| 25 |
Doom Playstation: Finale (no voiceover) |
3:48
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| 26 |
Club Doom |
2:10
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| 27 |
BONUS - Total Lamentation! |
2:34
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| 28 |
BONUS - Sufficate |
3:28
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| 29 |
BONUS - Plague Rats |
3:29
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Disc length
124:11
Notes
Soundtrack for the PlayStation Port of the game "Doom" by Williams Entertainment.
Music composed by Aubrey Hodges
M26 composed by Danny Lewis (A.K.A. Technoman) / produced and mastered by Aubrey Hodges
Notes from the composer:
"The Sony PlayStation version of Doom was a conversion of Doom and Doom II by Williams Entertainment. It was released on November 16, 1995 and is still considered one of the most unique versions of Doom to this day.
While the original Doom on the PC used a midi rock soundtrack this version is largely comprised of dark ambient soundscapes designed to enhance the suspense of the levels. The result is a dark and brooding score that combined with the imagery of the levels serves to unnerve and rattle the player. The audio and visuals work together to really define the hellish nightmare that is the world of Doom."
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