🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <2gh9go$2...@apakabar.cc.columbia.edu>,
Adam Robert Fields <ar...@konichiwa.cc.columbia.edu> wrote:
>We found a solution to the music problem (i.e.: while nice, it does tend to get
>repetetive after hours of play). Do this: Turn the Doom sounds on, but the
>music off. Turn off all the lights in the room except the one over the keyboard
>so you can see what you're doing. Pop Black Aria (Miracle Mile soundtrack also
>works well) into your CD player. Scare the SHIT out of yourself... Works
>nicely. Candlelight is also a nice touch...
>							- Adam
>
	Hoo-hah!  You are so right, Adam!  I'm playing Doom on a 386 
w/4megs and no sound card.  Of course I have to Lshift boot to play and 
run the game on low-rez...my hardware also can't keep up in Ultra-Violence...
but who cares!  It's still a pile o' fun!
	Personally I like to slide industrial tunes into my Discman 
(Throbbing Gristle's Second Annual Report, anything by White House or 
Souls In Darkness) while I play.  
	Maybe all of us here could develop a DoomScore Jukebox of sorts.  
I'd like to know what-all other folks who don't have sound, or turn the 
score off, listen to when they're playing...

Robert Antonelli