Intermission From DOOM

Intermission From DOOM

Composer Bobby Prince Released 1993-12-10 Title Origin Official

Intermission From DOOM is the song from Doom composed by Bobby Prince. Listeners compare it to Pantera's Regular People (Conceit).

Bobby Prince used Sequencer Plus Gold to compose this track. This track appears on the Doom Music album as track three.

Games

Doom (DOS)

Doom (DOS)

Arranger Bobby Prince Released 1993-12-10 Length 3:18 Format MUS Loops Yes (Intermission), Yes (Level)

Intermission From DOOM is played between each level as the intermission music but also in the level E2M3: Refinery if you have registered your Doom.

Within the DOOM.WAD file, the song is contained in the "D_INTER" and "D_E2M3" lumps (the latter lump is used for the level and only for the registered version of Doom).

Doom (JAG)

Doom (JAG)

Arranger John Carmack Released 1994-11-01 Length 3:28 Loops Yes

Doom (32X)

Doom (32X)

Arranger Brian Coburn Released 1994-11-21 Length 3:21 Format UNK Loops Yes

Intermission From DOOM song plays when you finish the level.

Most of the listeners consider the Doom soundtrack arrangement on the 32X port the worst one.

Doom (SNES)

Doom (SNES)

Arranger Paul Webb Released 1995-09-01 Length 1:46 Format SPC Loops Yes

Intermission From DOOM is a song that plays after you have completed a level and does it play when you complete an episode (therefore, compensating the lacking of The End of DOOM tune). It is output to S-SMP.

Doom (GBA)

Doom (GBA)

Arranger Unknown Released 2001-09-26 Format UNK Loops Yes

DOOM RPG (J2ME)

DOOM RPG (J2ME)

Arranger Unknown Released 2005-10-06 Format MIDI Loops Yes

An arrangement of Intermission From DOOM in DOOM RPG plays when you advance to the next experience level (not stage or floor).

The song is contained in a file with MIDI format and is played at different sounding depending on device that runs the game.