Naked Noise presents:

                           D O O M S D A Y ! ! !

`Doomsday' tells the story of a small fighting unit that's more and more 
loosing it's game. It is a very heavy song about doom, battle and the end 
of the world. It's a particular blast when played loud while cruising 
in a car...

`Doomsday' was recorded in summer '95 by Naked Noise, the world's meanest
21st century mega-city heavy metal cyberpunk band. Naked Noise are:

Valdir Cruz     (Brazil) :  Attack Guitar
Henrik Klagges  (Germany):  Doom Guitar
Rochel Lago     (Japan)  :  Battle Bass
Radu Ispasiou   (Romania):  Drums

In this distribution, doomsday comes to you in 11.025khz, 8-bit stereo, 
MS-Dog wav-format. Total file size is 4.6MB. If you like the song, let
us know, and we'll also put up a CD-quality MPEG layer 2 version onto the
Net. If you can, please be nice to the Net and mirror the song (and this 
Readme, so that we get some credit for our work) locally if possible. If 
you mirror the song, let us know where so that we can write the ftp sites 
into this file.

`Doomsday' track & title (C) 1995 Naked Noise - heavy metal cyberpunk! 
Any commercial distribution, reproduction and broadcasting of this song
is prohibited. Any for-free reproduction and distribution such as uploading 
onto non-commercial ftp sites and BBS's or copying on tapes is encouraged.
In particular, the primary doom site (Walnut Creek CD-Rom) and all doom
mirror sites may distribute the song over the Net. Inclusion of the song 
onto Doom-WAD-file-CD's (even if commercial) is also encouraged. Have fun
playing it.
Additional soundwork on `Doomsday' from Lars & the trashboys and James
Cameron's `Aliens'. Special thanks for the Doom sound effects that are 
copyright by ID Software, and for ID allowing the distribution of the
song. Also thanks to the internet sound archives and their maintainers, 
and big cheers to Oyvind Hammer from Norway for his ultracool mix software.

For more info about the band and song, email me (henrik@UniX11.com) or use 
the WWW: ftp://thor.quantum.physik.uni-muenchen.de/pub/henrik/N3/N3.html.