79 mixes with songs by “Strapping Young Lad”

Sit back, load up Ultimate DooM and stick on this play list. Instant time travel back to the early 90's. In this play list I tried to pick music released between 1992 and 1994, considering DooM came out in '93. Annoyingly it seems I don't own some of the biggest and best albums from the era but I did what I could.

The play list is a little "mainstream" cuz I think that that's what most people would of been listening to when playing DooM.

Nothing but the sweet,sweet decay of Metal music from the last 3 decades.Grab leather jacket,put up those devil horns & clear your calendar boys & girls,this one is epic!

Over five hours of metal from the 1990's. From black metal to nü-metal, industrial to modern thrash and alternative groove, as well as early melodic death metal and metalcore.

Back then, music wasn't classified into a thousand sub-genres but if you listened to "metal" then this was what you where into. You'll hear plenty of well known names as well as the occasional obscure bands.

Hope you enjoy these.

Some of my favourite metal tracks, with music from Strapping Young Lad, Hanzel und Gretyl and Halestorm. There's a rather off-beat track at the end =o)

A selection of some of my favourite progressive artists growling their brains out.

Last updated: 10 May

Songs that got me through a year where my Dad underwent chemotherapy and I slowly came to terms with the fact that my marriage was over. This 58 song mix begins with songs brimming with sadness and strength through misery, then it merges into songs of anger, then falls for a spell into low dark heaviness before moving upward to songs of strength, determination, and celebration of new beginnings, and then finally ending on songs of happiness and joy and a zest for life!

16 covers i really like!

There...there really is no rhyme or reason to this playlist. Just a bunch of horrifically heavy-hitting rock and metal music that I love. Last updated: 23 February

Eight tracks including music by Type O Negative, Modern Witch and Greenmachine.

The test drive for your brand new eighteen wheeler, that is.

Nine tracks including music by Fear Factory, Machine Head and Meshuggah.

A whole lotta rock and metal to melt your ear holes! Not so safe for kiddies and those of you with any moral fiber.