Classical music of Doom

This is the BEST ONE

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Last Edited by Zoinkaeon on 11/23/2019 12:25 PM

Thank you. I was just about to post the same video...

This is not necessarily doomy, but it has its vibes.

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Thanks Zoink.

awesome.

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Zoink! You're a Warhammer fan!? My hubby has raped my brain with random WH4K information to the point where I actually started getting into it

From classical to neo-classical to any genre doom music.

Carl Orff - Carmina Burana

Kha'Dha'r Khar'Khaos

Once upon a time, I owned the Liber Chaotica... a profound book detailing in exquisite detail the baroque variety that are the Ruinous Powers. All 4 books, symbolizing the 4 gods, combined into one, signifying Chaos Undivided! Khorne, Nurgle, Slaanesh, and Tzeentch. The book was stolen from me, and given away, in an effort to suppress the Primordial Truth. But I know the way to the Eye of Terror. I've ventured deep into the Void that is the Realm of Chaos, through extreme's of one venture, or another. Art is the key to black seas of infinity... I have linked many of its darkling delights in music, and media. All paying homage to the Old Ones.

OPISCULUM DAEMONIS. An expository lectures on the followers and rituals of Chaos. [link to www.scribd.com (secure)]



Pain, for pleasure's sake

In the Grim Dark future, there is only, eternal... war

I cannot remember when first stepping foot upon the path of damnation, as a slave to darkness, or if I have always been here. If... I made the choice... or was chosen.

There is only one prize.

Neth Khaslaa'phak



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Last Edited by Zoinkaeon on 11/23/2019 02:38 PM

Powerful.

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Ho lawdy my Brian just took a dump Be gentle! I've lots to learn :chuckle

I'm sure that was a heavy influence on this:

Basil Poledouris conducts Poledouris' Conan The Barbarian

Bach - Toccata and Fugue in gaudy 1080p; that reverb though...



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