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• It's even inspired this song by MC Lars.
• Hell, the BATTLE THEME itself probably is better to listen than Frank Sinatra's version.
• Let's dance!
• The music being played when fighting Jeanne for the second time, an awesome, fast song with some killer piano and a cooing breathy girls' chorus in the background.
  • Blood and Darkness during the final battle with Jeanne is even more awesome.
• Climatic Battle is incredibly memorable as well, if for no other reason than it's the song that plays right as you're about to literally take apocalyptic horrors calling themselves angels apart in the most gruesome-cum-awesome method physically possible.
• The Greatest Jubilee and You May Call Me Father are the second and third best boss themes ever.
• The music that plays through most of Chapter 8 makes it one of the best parts of the game.
• The track that plays in the first sections of the Epilogue chapter, Friendship.
• The tracks for the Cardinal Virtues, Fortitudo - In Labors And Dangers, Temperantia - In Foregoing Pleasures, Iustitia - In Giving Every Man His Due, and Sapientia - In The Choice Between Good and Evil, may not have the general awesomeness of some of the other tracks that makes them as enjoyable played separately, but while fighting the bosses in question, you'd be hard-pressed to imagine a more appropriate track.
• One Of A Kind. Hearing the slow Ominous Latin Chanting, followed by the violin riff while the camera zooms away from Bayonetta and Jeanne, all while they are falling off an absurdly high cliff and hordes of Angels come flying towards you, really sets the tone for the rest of the game.