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* WHAT DOES EVERYBODY WANT?! Unce Unce Unce Unce. WHAT DOES EVERYBODY NEED?!
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May overlap with BallroomBlitz if the battle actually is taking place at a dance club and the music is actually playing in universe.
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* TronLegacy had a cameo from Daft Punk, DJing inside a virtual club while a BallroomBlitz broke out, thanks to Clu's forces.
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* ''MortalKombat 3'', especially the title theme.
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* The ShootEmUp ''{{Recca}}'' had techno music for the ''entire soundtrack''. Note that ''Recca'' is a NES game...
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* ''BioMetal'' had 2 Unlimited for its boss music, or at least in the US version.
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* ''BioMetal'' had "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOGOiYa7eew Get Ready For This]]" and "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiVX_vC0om8 Twilight Zone]]" by 2 Unlimited for its boss music, or music. Or at least in the US version.
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* ''BioMetal'' had 2 Unlimited for its boss music, or at least in the US version.
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* ''Many'' tracks from the StreetsOfRage series.
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* The Boss music from Plok.
* Seven Force's theme from GunstarHeroes and AlienSoldier.
* Ridley's music from SuperMetroid sounds similar to 'Twilight Zone' from 2 Unlimited, just in a different time signature.
* A majority of DevilMayCry's soundtrack.
* Seven Force's theme from GunstarHeroes and AlienSoldier.
* Ridley's music from SuperMetroid sounds similar to 'Twilight Zone' from 2 Unlimited, just in a different time signature.
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* The Boss music from Plok.
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* Seven Force's theme fromGunstarHeroes ''GunstarHeroes'' and AlienSoldier.
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* Ridley's music fromSuperMetroid ''SuperMetroid'' sounds similar to 'Twilight Zone' from 2 Unlimited, just in a different time signature.
* A majority ofDevilMayCry's ''DevilMayCry's'' soundtrack.
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* In ''ArcanaHeart's'' story mode, should you be defeated by Mildred Avalon's first form, her boss theme becomes one of these. It's much more intense than her normal battle theme, and because she starts with a full Super Meter when you lose the first round, it serves to underline [[ThisIsGonnaSuck how badly you're screwed]].
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In some cases, the song itself only has to be about fighting as in the case of the aforementioned Mortal Kombat remix.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJ7hNc_BcHY Galba-Roa's battle theme]] from ''{{Ys}}: The Ark of Napishtim''.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyITEQDiJq4 Shudder]], one of the boss themes from ''{{Einhander}}''
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* A majority of DevilMayCry's soundtrack.
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* Seven Force's theme from GunstarHeroes and AlienSoldier.
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* The most famous example is the film adaption of Mortal Kombat with the titular track from The Immortals.
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* The most famous example is the film adaption of Mortal Kombat with the titular track from The Immortals.Immortals, which underscores the first phase of the final showdown between Liu Kang and Shang Tsung.
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Named for the orchestra hit synth that is frequently used in early [[TheNineties 90's]] techno groups such as 2 Unlimited and of course The Immortals and their [[MortalKombat Mortal Kombat ]] remix. The film adaption of Mortal Kombat is probably the most notable example of utilizing this trope.
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Named for the orchestra hit synth that is frequently used in early [[TheNineties 90's]] techno groups such as 2 Unlimited and of course The Immortals and their [[MortalKombat Mortal Kombat ]] remix. The film adaption of Mortal Kombat is probably the most notable example of utilizing this trope.
trope as well as being the TropeCodifier.
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But sometimes, said "Rave music" can go the other way, into the realm of aggression and rage. Mostly a trope confined to fiction, The OrchestraHitTechnoBattle is when high energy rave music is used as BGM for a fight scene or an epic battle, rather than a peaceful dance party.
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But sometimes, said "Rave music" can go the other way, into the realm of aggression and rage. Mostly a trope confined to fiction, The OrchestraHitTechnoBattle is when high energy rave music is used as BGM for a fight scene FightScene or an epic battle, rather than a peaceful dance party.
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In video games, this is a type of BattleThemeMusic, mostly reserved for [[BossBattle BossBattles]].
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* The Boss music from Plok.
* Ridley's music from SuperMetroid sounds similar to 'Twilight Zone' from 2 Unlimited, just in a different time signature.
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Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy [[ House house]], [[ Techno techno]] and [[SpeedyTechnoRemake Speedy Techno Remakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.
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Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy [[ House house]], [[ Techno techno]] house, techno and [[SpeedyTechnoRemake Speedy Techno Remakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.
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* The most famous example is the film adaption of Mortal Kombat with the titular track from The Immortals.
** The fight scene between Liu Kang and Reptile features an instrumental remix of Traci Lords 'Control'
* A particularly brutal and gritty version exists in TrueRomance during the fight scene between Clarence and Drexl, Nymphomania's 'I Want Your Body' is playing in the background. The music in the scene is pretty loud, which almost drowns out Gary Oldman's dialog.
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Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy [[House [[ House house]], [[Techno [[ Techno techno]] and [[SpeedyTechnoRemake Speedy Techno Remakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.
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Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy [[House house]], [[Techno techno]] and [[SpeedyTechnoReamake [[SpeedyTechnoRemake Speedy Techno Remakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.
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Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy [[House house]], [[Techno techno]] and [[SpeedyTechnoReamake SpeedyTechnoRemakes]] Speedy Techno Remakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.
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Rave music is generally regarded as background music to pop drugs to and dance. The songs are uplifting, entrancing and quite often promote the ideas of peace, love and happiness. People who enjoy [[House house]], [[Techno techno]] and [[SpeedyTechnoReamake SpeedyTechnoReamakes]] SpeedyTechnoRemakes]] generally dance to it to get lost in the music, like a form of well deserved escapism from RealLife.
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But sometimes, said "Rave music" can go the other way, into the realm of aggression and rage. Mostly a trope confined to fiction, The OrchestraHitTechnoBattle is when high energy rave music is used as BGM for a fight scene or an epic battle, rather than a peaceful dance party.
Named for the orchestra hit synth that is frequently used in early [[TheNineties 90's]] techno groups such as 2 Unlimited and of course The Immortals and their [[MortalKombat Mortal Kombat ]] remix. The film adaption of Mortal Kombat is probably the most notable example of utilizing this
Since the decline of rave culture, many of these songs such as 2 Unlimited's 'Get Ready For This' are frequently played at hockey games to amp the testosterone levels in the crowds up to 11.
