Difference between revisions of "The Hall Of Souls"
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| − | This is the only version of the song available. It features layers of Reznor whispering, played backwards, throughout the track. A single-note bassline undulates beneath while uneasy synthesizer chords fade in and out. Later, percussion loops and distorted guitar riffs are layered on top. | + | This is the only version of the song available. It features layers of Reznor speaking low and whispering, processed and played backwards, throughout the track. The speech sounds like it may possibly be sampled from "[[The Downward Spiral (song)|The Downward Spiral]]" (more specifically, the "problems do have solutions" line.) A single-note bassline undulates beneath while uneasy synthesizer chords fade in and out. Later, percussion loops and distorted guitar riffs are layered on top. |
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Revision as of 10:14, 3 April 2021
"The Hall Of Souls" is the third track on the Quake Soundtrack.
Game level names: "Introduction" (START), "The Door To Chthon" (E1M6), "The Dismal Oubliette" (E2M6), "Chambers of Torment" (E3M6), "The Pain Maze" (E4M6), "Shub-Niggurath's Pit" (END).
Song Credits
Written, arranged, produced, programmed and performed by Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails
Appearances
Other
- Quake Soundtrack
Versions
The Hall Of Souls
This is the only version of the song available. It features layers of Reznor speaking low and whispering, processed and played backwards, throughout the track. The speech sounds like it may possibly be sampled from "The Downward Spiral" (more specifically, the "problems do have solutions" line.) A single-note bassline undulates beneath while uneasy synthesizer chords fade in and out. Later, percussion loops and distorted guitar riffs are layered on top.
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