Awesome Music / [Work Name]

"Lyrics from the song they're playing."

• Cheerful declaration that the work's entire soundtrack qualifies.
• A licensed song that was used in the work's trailer, and doesn't appear in the work itself.
• Dead link to the work's main theme
  • If the work has multiple openings, expect
  • every
  • opening
  • and
  • ending
  • theme
  • to
  • be
  • listed

with no further explanation.

• "Some song lyrics that fail to capture the actual music's beauty"
• "Some song lyrics that caused an Ear Worm to get stuck in your head again"
• "Dun dun dah dah DAH!", which is meant to be an a capella rendition of an instrumental theme. The link is dead, and there's no further explanation, so you can't even tell what track it's supposed to be.
• Big
  • list
  • of
  • song
  • names
  • with
  • no
  • links
  • or
  • descriptions.
• Fan music that should probably go in the Fan Works page.
• A song you actually hate.
• The Final Boss music.
• Whichever song has the most squealy guitars on it.
• Song, followed by some cheesy metaphor regarding what listening to the song feels like.
• A song that's near-universally hated. The example was added by one of the rare few people who can tolerate it, and is mostly ranting about how it doesn't deserve its reputation. There is very little, if any, explanation of what the song actually sounds like.
• Youtube link for a song that's on Bandcamp.
• A five-second jingle
• Intricate explanation of a song's themes that doesn't say very much about how it actually sounds.
• Example with unjustified speculation about how a the song fits the plot and characters of the work.
• The rest of this list contains almost all the other music from the work (making you wonder if the songs that aren't on here were regarded as crappy)