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31st Jan '13 4:44:20 PM mlsmithca

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Right basic idea for page creation. However... (1) Game and album titles are italicised (and namespaced where appropriate). Song titles are put in quotes. Level titles, if they are punctuated at all, go in quotes as well. (2) Example Indentation In Trope Lists. Please read it. (3) You are consistently confusing "it's" and "its". "Its" is a possessive determiner meaning "belonging to it". It is NOT the same thing as "it's", which is a contraction of "it is" or "it has". And (4) "You are not tropeworthy." Do not use "this troper" or other first person references on the wiki. You are writing the article for everyone, not just for yourself.

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* The first ever NaziZombies song was in the second map, ''Verruckt''. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDtDKuOGE40 Lullaby For A Dead Man]] is possibly the biggest contrast from the rest of the song, but that doesn't change how awesome it is. It's debatable, but most figure this song to be in [[CreepyChild Samantha's]] POV.
* The third map, ''Shi No Numa'', brings us [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAGYDBcJke8 The One]]. Surely one of the ''creepiest'' zombie songs, but it's justifiable, seeing as it's most likely in the POV of a Zombie.
* The final World At War map, ''Der Riese'', gives [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAUOpUsR7ME Beauty Of Annihilation.]] It doesn't even require an explanation to say how amazing it is, just listen for yourself. 
** POV is assumed to be the four survivors. 
** There's a song in ''Der Riese'' for the Hellhound boss rounds that's hidden in the game's files, thus never used. Judging by [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXF2TM9v8iY how it sounds]], it's actually a wonder why they didn't keep it.

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* The first ever ''VideoGame/NaziZombies'' song was in the second map, "Verruckt". [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDtDKuOGE40 Lullaby For A Dead Man]] is possibly the biggest contrast from the rest of the song, but that doesn't change how awesome it is. Most figure this song to be in [[CreepyChild Samantha's]] POV.
* The third map, "Shi No Numa", brings us [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAGYDBcJke8 The One]]. Surely one of the ''creepiest'' zombie songs, but it's justifiable, seeing as it's most likely in the POV of a Zombie.
* The final ''World At War'' map, "Der Riese", gives [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAUOpUsR7ME Beauty Of Annihilation.]] It doesn't even require an explanation to say how amazing it is, just listen for yourself. POV is assumed to be the four survivors.
* There's a song in "Der Riese" for the Hellhound boss rounds that's hidden in the game's files, thus never used. Judging by [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXF2TM9v8iY how it sounds]], it's actually a wonder why they didn't keep it.

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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bevws2UDtpw Abracadavre]] is just indescribable. As ''this'' troper's favorite song, Abracadavre perfects the zombie slaying action of ''Ascension'', and by the time you can finally activate it by opening up all the doors, it completes the experience. Samantha's POV.
* Avenged Sevenfold's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKP9RwoTWwE Not Ready To Die]], on ''Call Of The Dead'', is the ''longest'' song so far, and holds up just as well as the others. The amount of references to the NaziZombies storyline and feel of the song is exactly why it deserves it's spot here.
** The first Black Ops song to be not in Samantha's point of view, but rather [[MadScientist Richtofen's]].
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7YAHQQQkcQ Pareidolia]] from ''Shangri-La'' keeps up a constant intense feel of awesomeness. While the lyrics might be hard to get at first, they make more sense as the song itself listened to more, and when the song is considered in Richtofen's POV. 
** Piano solo at the end is beautiful, too.
** As a side note, the title Pareidolia means something ordinary that is instead perceived with much greater importance.

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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bevws2UDtpw Abracadavre]] is just indescribable. It perfects the zombie slaying action of ''Ascension'', and by the time you can finally activate it by opening up all the doors, it completes the experience. Samantha's POV.
* Avenged Sevenfold's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKP9RwoTWwE Not Ready To Die]], on ''Call Of The Dead'', is the ''longest'' song so far, and holds up just as well as the others. The amount of references to the ''VideoGame/NaziZombies'' storyline and feel of the song is exactly why it deserves its spot here. The first Black Ops song to be not in Samantha's point of view, but rather [[MadScientist Richtofen's]].
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7YAHQQQkcQ Pareidolia]] from ''Shangri-La'' keeps up a constant intense feel of awesomeness. While the lyrics might be hard to get at first, they make more sense as the song itself listened to more, and when the song is considered in Richtofen's POV. The piano solo at the end is beautiful, too.
** As a side note, the title "Pareidolia" means something ordinary that is instead perceived with much greater importance.

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* The menu theme, ''Damned'', gets a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4MvHGw62CI remix]] as of Black Ops 2. Now named ''Damned 100ae'', it doesn't exactly carry the creepy feel of the original, but it still retains it's great feel.
* The song heard at the diner in ''Tranzit'', [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNb07lvFqT8 Lovesong for a Deadman]] is a massive throwback to the music of the 1950s and 1960s, and still sounds just as great.
* The main theme of ''Tranzit'', [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhPHMdYOSwQ Carrion]], doubles as both an intense, zombie slaying song, and a BadassBoast for the new main antagonist, [[spoiler: Richtofen.]] The song has received some negative reception for switching singers from fan loved Elena Siegman to Clark S. Nova, however this troper finds no problem with the switch. [[spoiler: It might be to indicate the change from Samantha to Richtofen as the main antagonist.]]
* ''Die Rise's'' theme, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEaGpgVy71s We All Fall Down]] is the shortest zombie song to date. ''However'', the song makes up for it with it's incredible references and focus on the storyline, and incredible lyrics overall.
** The title, ''We All Fall Down'', and a lot of the song's content is a direct reference to the Bubonic Plague, or Black Death; one of the worst plagues in known history. 
*** Not only that, but the lyrics of the song suggest that the [[spoiler: new Element 115 plague]] bears much relation to the plague itself.

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* The menu theme, "Damned", gets a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4MvHGw62CI remix]] as of ''Black Ops 2''. Now named "Damned 100ae", it doesn't exactly carry the creepy feel of the original, but it still retains its great feel.
* The song heard at the diner in "Tranzit", [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNb07lvFqT8 Lovesong for a Deadman]], is a massive throwback to the music of the 1950s and 1960s, and still sounds just as great.
* The main theme of "Tranzit", [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhPHMdYOSwQ Carrion]], doubles as both an intense zombie slaying song, and a BadassBoast for the new main antagonist, [[spoiler: Richtofen.]] The song has received some negative reception for switching singers from fan loved Elena Siegman to Clark S. Nova. [[spoiler: It might be to indicate the change from Samantha to Richtofen as the main antagonist.]]
* "Die Rise"'s theme, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEaGpgVy71s We All Fall Down]], is the shortest zombie song to date. ''However'', the song makes up for it with its incredible references and focus on the storyline, and incredible lyrics overall.
** The title, "We All Fall Down", and a lot of the song's content, is a direct reference to the Bubonic Plague, or Black Death; one of the worst plagues in known history. The lyrics of the song suggest that the [[spoiler: new Element 115 plague]] bears much relation to the plague itself.

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31st Jan '13 12:58:49 PM JusticeOfKarma

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31st Jan '13 12:52:21 PM JusticeOfKarma

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I thought this page was necessary, and I had free time, so I created it. I hope I made it correctly.

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NaziZombies has it's own soundtrack of it's own, and dear god is it ''awesome''. Even more so when you figure out that most of the lyrical songs are in a character's point of view.

Each lyrical song is found by interacting with various items in a certain map's environment. Like blowing up barrels or finding three rocks of Element 115.

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[[folder: Call of Duty: World at War]]
* The first ever NaziZombies song was in the second map, ''Verruckt''. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDtDKuOGE40 Lullaby For A Dead Man]] is possibly the biggest contrast from the rest of the song, but that doesn't change how awesome it is. It's debatable, but most figure this song to be in [[CreepyChild Samantha's]] POV.
* The third map, ''Shi No Numa'', brings us [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAGYDBcJke8 The One]]. Surely one of the ''creepiest'' zombie songs, but it's justifiable, seeing as it's most likely in the POV of a Zombie.
* The final World At War map, ''Der Riese'', gives [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAUOpUsR7ME Beauty Of Annihilation.]] It doesn't even require an explanation to say how amazing it is, just listen for yourself.  
** POV is assumed to be the four survivors. 
** There's a song in ''Der Riese'' for the Hellhound boss rounds that's hidden in the game's files, thus never used. Judging by [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXF2TM9v8iY how it sounds]], it's actually a wonder why they didn't keep it.

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[[folder: Call Of Duty: Black Ops]]
* The NaziZombies menu screen now has a theme of it's own, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd7MFXzOyqU Damned]]. While not like the other songs, it certainly holds up in it's own right. They even decided to make it the very faint background music for ''Kino Der Toten'' and ''Five''.
* In the remake of ''Nacht Der Untoten'', the hidden song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYpio2tG-BE Undone]]. Certainly sounds much different from the many other songs, however is still an incredibly good listen. Has a bitchin' piano solo by the middle, as well.
* The first map, ''Kino Der Toten'', has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOcXB_Kj0BE 115]]. Bringing back the intense feel of Beauty Of Annihilation, it can only be described as pure awesome. Every match on ''Kino Der Toten'' has players scrambling to activate this song for all to hear while they conduct their own zombie slaughter. 
** Even better when you realize it's in Samantha's point of view.
* ''Dead Ops Arcade'' has a bunch of songs in it, one for each different area. The whole soundtrack, more or less, replicates the feel of much younger video game songs excellently. The soundtrack can be found on [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL22C51E2ADB3C9A31 Kevin Sherwood's channel.]]
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bevws2UDtpw Abracadavre]] is just indescribable. As ''this'' troper's favorite song, Abracadavre perfects the zombie slaying action of ''Ascension'', and by the time you can finally activate it by opening up all the doors, it completes the experience. Samantha's POV.
* Avenged Sevenfold's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKP9RwoTWwE Not Ready To Die]], on ''Call Of The Dead'', is the ''longest'' song so far, and holds up just as well as the others. The amount of references to the NaziZombies storyline and feel of the song is exactly why it deserves it's spot here.
** The first Black Ops song to be not in Samantha's point of view, but rather [[MadScientist Richtofen's]].
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7YAHQQQkcQ Pareidolia]] from ''Shangri-La'' keeps up a constant intense feel of awesomeness. While the lyrics might be hard to get at first, they make more sense as the song itself listened to more, and when the song is considered in Richtofen's POV. 
** Piano solo at the end is beautiful, too.
** As a side note, the title Pareidolia means something ordinary that is instead perceived with much greater importance.

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[[folder: Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2]]
* The menu theme, ''Damned'', gets a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4MvHGw62CI remix]] as of Black Ops 2. Now named ''Damned 100ae'', it doesn't exactly carry the creepy feel of the original, but it still retains it's great feel.
* The song heard at the diner in ''Tranzit'', [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNb07lvFqT8 Lovesong for a Deadman]] is a massive throwback to the music of the 1950s and 1960s, and still sounds just as great.
* The main theme of ''Tranzit'', [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhPHMdYOSwQ Carrion]], doubles as both an intense, zombie slaying song, and a BadassBoast for the new main antagonist, [[spoiler: Richtofen.]] The song has received some negative reception for switching singers from fan loved Elena Siegman to Clark S. Nova, however this troper finds no problem with the switch. [[spoiler: It might be to indicate the change from Samantha to Richtofen as the main antagonist.]]
* ''Die Rise's'' theme, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEaGpgVy71s We All Fall Down]] is the shortest zombie song to date. ''However'', the song makes up for it with it's incredible references and focus on the storyline, and incredible lyrics overall.
** The title, ''We All Fall Down'', and a lot of the song's content is a direct reference to the Bubonic Plague, or Black Death; one of the worst plagues in known history. 
*** Not only that, but the lyrics of the song suggest that the [[spoiler: new Element 115 plague]] bears much relation to the plague itself.
** The song has quite a few Latin and scientific terms that you might not understand without looking it up or listening to it several times:
*** Xenopsylla Cheopis is the Oriental Rat Flea, most notably known for being a prime carrier of the Bubonic Plague. MDCLXV, refers to the Great Plague of London in the year 1665. 
*** A helicase is a class of enzymes vital to all living organisms. CXV translates to Element 115, a key part of the NaziZombies storyline.
*** Ferritin is a protein that stores iron.
*** Vivo translates to life in Latin. The phrase 'in Vivo' (used in the song) refers to an experiment in which an organism is used fully alive instead of partially or fully dead.
*** Vitro literally translates to 'glass' in Latin, however the phrase 'in Vitro' (used in the song) refers to studies in experimental biology in which an organism is isolated from it's normal environment. 
*** Tallowy refers to the hard fat in animals, while Offal refers to their internal organs. 
** The song was at first, considered to be in Richtofen's point of view. However, it was later decided that the song fit more in Doctor Maxis' point of view, thus marking the first song in which a song is in his point of view.

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