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I mind broke you so hard you're ruminating on old posts now. Peak cringe kino.

What types of music pair well with which game/setting?

For example, Quake and Blood both go great with dungeon synth https://youtu.be/XZCfKAgmKyo
Black metal can also pair well with these games due to the castle and graveyard settings, as long as the frequencies don't prevent you from hearing game cues
https://youtu.be/TJxBX54tf_A
https://youtu.be/Tz22OwNDfFE

For Quake 2 I've been liking metal, especially 90s metal, not the thrash or black metal stuff, but the more modern mainstream stuff. There is nothing wrong with today's metal but 90s metal feels more appropriate with the game, all things considered. Vocals are generally distracting, though, so I haven't found many albums to listen to, just instrumentals
This instrumental metal playlist goes great with Quake 2 https://youtu.be/uNIpbNgobVE
And here is a good 90s metal album that pairs well with the game, only song I skip is Love Dump https://youtu.be/gSQXWhma2lI

Doom wads always have their own music, whereas Quake1 or 2 levels often reuse the same music, so I usually don't need to change the music for Doom, but if I do, I might use dungeon synth like I mentioned before, or I listen to this music, I have no idea the genre but it's great Dooming music https://youtu.be/H5WShWhQKdE
In my mind, thrash should be good Doom music since that's what the original music is based on, but I find it's too distracting, for example this song is great but would make it hard to hear stuff https://youtu.be/07uNI0DwUWA

I haven't played Duke enough to tire of the original MIDIs. They are still bad ass, especially the SC-55 music packs https://sc55.duke4.net/games.php#duke3d

Punk rock would go well with some sort of Mad Max TC.