Slayer's ' Behind The Crooked Cross' at 1:08, Blackmayne's 'Twilight Of Lear' from their 1985 LP Blackmayne, Aria's ' РС‚Рѕ PРѕРє' (English: 'This Is Doom' or 'This Is Fate') from their 1985 debut album РњР°РЅРёСЏ Р’РµР»РёС‡РёСЏ (English: Megalomania) are also possible, as well as Bathory's 'Necromansy'. A similar sequence is heard in ' The Family Ghost' by King Diamond (the approximately 2:05 into the song). However the riff, almost verbatim, is also featured in D.R.I.'s ' Hooked' from their 1987 LP Crossover, while Metallica's ' Master of Puppets' has a similar riff and is also suggested. It is mostly agreed that the chorus riff of Metallica's ' No Remorse' was the song Prince was trying to emulate. Exactly which song 'At Doom's Gate' is based on has been disputed, because this style of riff was hugely popular in 1980s heavy metal.The Muffin Man (traditional nursery rhyme) and Gamma Ray - ' Space Eater'

' Sargent D & The S.O.D.', also comparable to Slayer - ' Silent Scream', Black Sabbath - ' Symptom of the Universe' and Venom - ' Red Light Fever' Slayer - ' Behind the Crooked Cross', also comparable to Saxon - ' Heavy Metal Thunder' James Horner - ' Going After Newt', similar to Candlemass - ' Gothic Stone' Pantera - ' Regular People (Conceit)' (same intro), Diamond Head - ' Am I Evil?' (the main riff after the intro) Doctor' and Joy Division - 'Day of the Lords' Metallica - ' The Call of Ktulu', also comparable to Devil Doll - ' Mr. The Stranglers - ' Down in the Sewer' and Alice in Chains - ' We Die Young' (the drumming in particular is identical, albeit faster)ДЄC/DC - ' Big Gun', Ozzy Osbourne - ' Lightning Strikes', comparable to Helstar - ' Burning Star', Accept - ' I'm a Rebel' and Metallica - ' Master of Puppets' Siouxsie and the Banshees - ' Placebo Effect', comparable to The Cure - ' Pornography', also similar to Helmet - ' Turned Out' (at the 2:55 mark in the song.) Pantera - ' Rise', similar to Helmet - ' Unsung'

Metallica - ' The Thing That Should Not Be', also similar to Judas Priest - ' Heavy Metal' Metallica - ' No Remorse, Master of Puppets' similar to D.R.I - ' Hooked', Suicidal Tendencies - ' Trip at the Brain', and Overkill - ' Who Tends the Fire' (from 4:22 for 20 seconds) also Dokken - ' Lightnin' Strikes Again' and Ozzy Osbourne - ' Demon Alcohol' (from 2:39 for 8 seconds) and РђСЂРёСЏ (Aria) - 'РС‚Рѕ СЂРѕРє' (This is rock) Many of the songs were inspired by or closely mirror popular rock and metal songs of that era, from groups such as Alice in Chains, D.R.I, Metallica, Pantera and Slayer. The fourth episode added in The Ultimate Doom did not include any new tracks and only used songs from the first three episodes.

For Doom II,В Final Doom, and Doom (2016) music, see the links at the bottom of the page.ДЄll of Doom music was composed by Robert Prince. This page lists the music for the original classic Doom game.

Doom 1993 soundtrack