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'''''Quake''''' is a video game by id Software released on June 22, 1996, which features music by [[Nine Inch Nails]]. Historically, there was confusion as to whether the [[Soundtracks|soundtrack]] was credited to NIN or [[Trent Reznor]] alone, but this was cleared up by id Software designer American McGee[https://www.quaddicted.com/interviews/americanmcgee] and by the 2020 vinyl edition. NIN was also responsible for the game's sound effects. It is notable that this soundtrack contains [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambient_music ambient music], which Reznor went on to explore further with the ''The [[GhostsSoundtracks|soundtrack]]'' series was reissued in 2020 on vinyl and various scores created with [[Atticus Ross]]. It is also reminiscent of the dark ambient music of [[Coil]]digital.

Most versions of Historically, there was confusion as to whether the game included 10 audio tracks from music was credited to NIN or [[Trent Reznor]] alone, but this was cleared up by id Software designer American McGee[https://www.quaddicted.com/interviews/americanmcgee] and by the game as standard CD-Audio files2020 edition. It is notable that this soundtrack contains [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambient_music ambient music], so the game disc could be played in a CD player which Reznor went on to explore further with the first track reserved for game data (which cannot be read by a CD player), ''[[Ghosts]]'' series and 10 additional tracks of musicvarious scores created with [[Atticus Ross]]. Some versions It is also reminiscent of the game include shortened edits dark ambient music of the music tracks[[Coil]].

===12" VinylDigital==='''Side A'''

===12" Vinyl==='''Side A'''#"Quake Theme"#"Aftermath"#"The Hall Of Souls" '''Side B'''#"It Is Raped"#"Parallel Dimensions"#"Life" '''Side C'''#"Damnation"#"Focus"#"Falling"#"The Reaction" ===Original CD-ROM===Most versions of the game included 10 audio tracks from the game as standard CD-Audio files, so the game disc could be played in a CD player with the first track reserved for game data (which cannot be read by a CD player), and 10 additional tracks of music. Some versions of the game include shortened edits of the music tracks. 

Until the 2020 vinyl release, there were no official names for these tracks, as they were untitled in the accompanying game literature.[http://nincatalog.com/items-with-official-tracks/quake-us-cd-1230/] They were referred to by their track number; however, because the first audio track is the CD's second track (the first being reserved for the actual game data), this usually led to confusion.