Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Tracklist:
01. INTRO - Title 0:01
02. E1M1 - At Doom's Gate 0:11
03. E1M4 - Kitchen Ace (and Taking Names) 3:25
04. E1M5 - Suspense 6:17
05. E1M8 - Sign of Evil 9:04
06. E1M9 - Hiding the Secrets 11:38
07. E2M1 - I Sawed the Demons 13:57
08. E2M3 - Intermission from DOOM 16:39
09. E2M6 - Sinister 19:59
10. E3M1 - Untitled 22:54
11. E3M2 - Donna to the Rescue 24:36
12. E3M3 - Deep into the Code 26:33
13. E3M8 - Facing the Spider 28:34
14. VICTOR - The End of DOOM 30:11
15. UN13 33:25
16. UN31 34:40
17. TNT01 - Sadistic 35:44
18. TNT04 - Death's Bells 37:45
19. MAP01 - Running from Hell 40:15
20. MAP07 - Shawn's Got the Shotgun 44:04
21. MAP08 - The Dave D. Taylor Blues 48:37
22. MAP09 - Into Sandy's City 53:37
23. MAP10 - The Demon's Dead 58:18
24. MAP23 - Bye Bye American Pie 1:02:44
25. MAP30 - Opening to Hell 1:04:25
26. READ_M - Read Me 1:09:03
Download links here (all for free!): cotecio.bandcamp.com/album/doomguys-mixtape
This is my album Doomguy's Mixtape in it's entirety. This was done as a partial "update" to my previous Doom cover albums Doom Remakes... Remade! and Doom II Remakes.
If you're unaware of the original projects, they are my takes on the Doom soundtrack, done in a very conservative fashion in the sense that I retain the original structure of the songs (for the most part) and try to stay faithful to how the original songs are constructed.
The album includes a selection of songs from both albums (plus two outtakes from the unfinished Final Doom Remakes project and a couple bonus tracks) in a heavily remixed/remastered fashion. I approached the production of these songs very differently for this. Instead of looking for a natural sound, I went with a more in-your-face production, with a bombastic drum sound and a more aggressive guitar tone, but underneath they're still the same master tracks, just mixed and processed differently. I did this mainly because I felt the more metal-focused stuff sounded a bit weak, while the quieter stuff sounded pretty good already so I don't think they need any sort of remixing.
I sincerely hope you enjoy this, this took a bit of time to get right. I'd be extremely thankful if you guys spread this stuff to anybody you think would enjoy this! Let's make this reach the guys who were involved in the making of Doom!
Thanks for listening!
Tracklist:
01. INTRO - Title 0:01
02. E1M1 - At Doom's Gate 0:11
03. E1M4 - Kitchen Ace (and Taking Names) 3:25
04. E1M5 - Suspense 6:17
05. E1M8 - Sign of Evil 9:04
06. E1M9 - Hiding the Secrets 11:38
07. E2M1 - I Sawed the Demons 13:57
08. E2M3 - Intermission from DOOM 16:39
09. E2M6 - Sinister 19:59
10. E3M1 - Untitled 22:54
11. E3M2 - Donna to the Rescue 24:36
12. E3M3 - Deep into the Code 26:33
13. E3M8 - Facing the Spider 28:34
14. VICTOR - The End of DOOM 30:11
15. UN13 33:25
16. UN31 34:40
17. TNT01 - Sadistic 35:44
18. TNT04 - Death's Bells 37:45
19. MAP01 - Running from Hell 40:15
20. MAP07 - Shawn's Got the Shotgun 44:04
21. MAP08 - The Dave D. Taylor Blues 48:37
22. MAP09 - Into Sandy's City 53:37
23. MAP10 - The Demon's Dead 58:18
24. MAP23 - Bye Bye American Pie 1:02:44
25. MAP30 - Opening to Hell 1:04:25
26. READ_M - Read Me 1:09:03
Download links here (all for free!): cotecio.bandcamp.com/album/doomguys-mixtape
This is my album Doomguy's Mixtape in it's entirety. This was done as a partial "update" to my previous Doom cover albums Doom Remakes... Remade! and Doom II Remakes.
If you're unaware of the original projects, they are my takes on the Doom soundtrack, done in a very conservative fashion in the sense that I retain the original structure of the songs (for the most part) and try to stay faithful to how the original songs are constructed.
The album includes a selection of songs from both albums (plus two outtakes from the unfinished Final Doom Remakes project and a couple bonus tracks) in a heavily remixed/remastered fashion. I approached the production of these songs very differently for this. Instead of looking for a natural sound, I went with a more in-your-face production, with a bombastic drum sound and a more aggressive guitar tone, but underneath they're still the same master tracks, just mixed and processed differently. I did this mainly because I felt the more metal-focused stuff sounded a bit weak, while the quieter stuff sounded pretty good already so I don't think they need any sort of remixing.
I sincerely hope you enjoy this, this took a bit of time to get right. I'd be extremely thankful if you guys spread this stuff to anybody you think would enjoy this! Let's make this reach the guys who were involved in the making of Doom!
Thanks for listening!
