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	Ultimate Doom PWAD Longplay: Knee-Deep in the DEU (2/4 (Part 2 of 4) A playthrough of Knee-Deep in the DEU (kneedeep.wad), a demonstration of what could be done with the legendary, powerful, and easy-to-use 1994 Doom map editor, DEU 5, with which it was bundled. This was a big deal because it was the third-party Doom modding community itself that figured out how to modify Doom. This WAD replaces all the levels in episode 1, and it was produced by Raphaël Quinet, Jeremy Blackman, and Steve Bareman. All the mappers were DEU 5's beta testers. E1M1: Cameron Newham E1M2: Steven L. Bareman E1M3: Billy Chow E1M9: Robert M. Harvey E1M4: Michael Stiller E1M5: Michael Kelsey E1M6: Sean R. Malloy E1M7: Trevor Phillips E1M8: Dietrich Hempelmann (although it was a real 1994 level, it supported the Baron tag 666 feature, which causes certain platforms to lower when the Barons die in E1M8!) View Video
	The Jam Kids - Lonely Hearts The Jam Kids at the Sidewalk in NYC 8/22/06 Jeremy Blackman, bass, vocals Ben Barasch, guitar, vocals David Derish, guitar, vocals Sam Barasch, drums View Video
	Ultimate Doom PWAD Longplay: Knee-Deep in the DEU (4/4 (Part 4 of 4) A playthrough of Knee-Deep in the DEU (kneedeep.wad), a demonstration of what could be done with the legendary, powerful, and easy-to-use 1994 Doom map editor, DEU 5, with which it was bundled. This was a big deal because it was the third-party Doom modding community itself that figured out how to modify Doom. This WAD replaces all the levels in episode 1, and it was produced by Raphaël Quinet, Jeremy Blackman, and Steve Bareman. All the mappers were DEU 5's beta testers. E1M1: Cameron Newham E1M2: Steven L. Bareman E1M3: Billy Chow E1M9: Robert M. Harvey E1M4: Michael Stiller E1M5: Michael Kelsey E1M6: Sean R. Malloy E1M7: Trevor Phillips E1M8: Dietrich Hempelmann (although it was a real 1994 level, it supported the Baron tag 666 feature, which causes certain platforms to lower when the Barons die in E1M8!) View Video
	Ultimate Doom PWAD Longplay: Knee-Deep in the DEU (1/4 (Part 1 of 4) A playthrough of Knee-Deep in the DEU (kneedeep.wad), a demonstration of what could be done with the legendary, powerful, and easy-to-use 1994 Doom map editor, DEU 5, with which it was bundled. This was a big deal because it was the third-party Doom modding community itself that figured out how to modify Doom. This WAD replaces all the levels in episode 1, and it was produced by Raphaël Quinet, Jeremy Blackman, and Steve Bareman. All the mappers were DEU 5's beta testers. E1M1: Cameron Newham E1M2: Steven L. Bareman E1M3: Billy Chow E1M9: Robert M. Harvey E1M4: Michael Stiller E1M5: Michael Kelsey E1M6: Sean R. Malloy E1M7: Trevor Phillips E1M8: Dietrich Hempelmann (although it was a real 1994 level, it supported the Baron tag 666 feature, which causes certain platforms to lower when the Barons die in E1M8!) View Video
	Ultimate Doom PWAD Longplay: Knee-Deep in the DEU (3/4 (Part 3 of 4) A playthrough of Knee-Deep in the DEU (kneedeep.wad), a demonstration of what could be done with the legendary, powerful, and easy-to-use 1994 Doom map editor, DEU 5, with which it was bundled. This was a big deal because it was the third-party Doom modding community itself that figured out how to modify Doom. This WAD replaces all the levels in episode 1, and it was produced by Raphaël Quinet, Jeremy Blackman, and Steve Bareman. All the mappers were DEU 5's beta testers. E1M1: Cameron Newham E1M2: Steven L. Bareman E1M3: Billy Chow E1M9: Robert M. Harvey E1M4: Michael Stiller E1M5: Michael Kelsey E1M6: Sean R. Malloy E1M7: Trevor Phillips E1M8: Dietrich Hempelmann (although it was a real 1994 level, it supported the Baron tag 666 feature, which causes certain platforms to lower when the Barons die in E1M8!) View Video
	The Jam Kids - Maximum Safe, Market Lifter The Jam Kids at Sidewalk, NYC 8/22/06 Ben Barasch, guitar Jeremy Blackman, vocals Dave Derish, guitar Sam Barasch, drums View Video

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