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Real Song Theme Tune
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A Theme Tune which already existed as a well-known song. Most often, a cover of the original by an unknown artist is used, though the use of the original is increasingly common. Tends to be more common for dramatic series, though it is not unheard of for the Sitcom. Rarely occurs in children's shows. In some cases, the new version may become better-known than the original. In some rare cases, it might blow the first popular version out of the water, leaving future generations to assume that the song hadn't been all that popular beforehand. See The Lone Ranger below for an example. This entry does not cover cases where the theme music already existed but is not well known in its own right. (Thus, the use of "As Time Goes By" in Casablanca does not count.) Most Anime have J-pop theme tunes that change every season, but that doesn't count, either - Anime Theme Song is its own "trope". See also Repurposed Pop Song for a similar trope in advertising. |
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Aladdin: The Series used "Arabian Nights" for its opening theme. | |
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Beat Shazam plays "Let's Groove" by Earth, Wind & Fire leading into the show, going out and going to / coming back from commercial breaks. | |
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Happy Days used "Rock Around the Clock" by Bill Haley & His Comets before switching to an original theme song. The version of "Rock Around the Clock" the show used wasn't the original 1954 recording either: they had the aging Haley re-record the song. "Rock Around the Clock" was the opening theme for the first two seasons. The original "Happy Days" song ("Sunday, Monday, happy days...") was always the closing theme. For the third season, they started using their own song at the beginning and end, probably to make more money off royalties. The version of "Happy Days" used as the end theme for seasons 1 and 2 was performed by Jimmy Haas, and when it became the main theme, it was replaced by a version from Pratt & McClain (and that version was replaced again for the show's final season with a more modern arrangement from Bobby Arvon). It was also kept for the syndicated rerun version of the series that was circulated while the original series was still on the air. Entitled Happy Days Again, the original 1954 recording of the song by Bill Haley and His Comets was used instead of the 1974 re-recording. |
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Pretty Little Liars uses "Secret" by The Pierces. | |
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Only Yesterday closes with a Japanese-language translation of "The Rose", originally a hit for Bette Midler. | |
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inFAMOUS features "Silent Melody" by Working for a Nuclear Free City. The two trailers for the third game in the series - inFAMOUS: Second Son - heavily feature Dead Sara's cover of Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box". Not surprising, considering the game is the first to be set in a real city: Seattle. |
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The sequel, Finding Dory, closes with Sia's cover of Nat King Cole's "Unforgettable". | |
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Finding Nemo features a Robbie Williams cover of Bobby Darin's "Beyond The Sea" (originally Charles Trenet's French-language "La Mer") during the closing credits. The sequel, Finding Dory, closes with Sia's cover of Nat King Cole's "Unforgettable". |
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Big Love uses The Beach Boys' "God Only Knows". In season 4, it was replaced with "Home" by The Engineers. |
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Romeo × Juliet uses a Japanese translation of "You Raise Me Up" as an OP... then uses the original version in the finale. | |
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PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale uses Madeon's "Finale" for its theme. | |
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Ultraman Tiga used Take Me Higher by Dave Rodgers as its opening theme, albeit translated into Japanese with Rodgers' supervision. | |
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Chespirito's other series, El ChapulÃn Colorado, used Perry-Kingsley's "Baroque Hoedown"note Best known in the U.S. and Canada as the theme to the Disney Theme Parks' Main Street Electrical Parade. as the closing theme. | |
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Episode 0022 of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood had Coach Saunders lip-syncing to Chicken Fat, which was written by Meredith Willson and performed by Robert Preston under commission by JFK. Impressively, they used the long version of the song. | |
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The opening theme of Retro Game Master is a remix of "Ode to Joy". | |
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The theme song for Yakkity Yak uses the re-recorded version of the 1958 song "Yakety Yak" by The Coasters. | |
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Mariano Rivera, closing pitcher for the New York Yankees, would leave the bullpen to the sound of "Enter Sandman" by Metallica. It became so identifiable with him that when he retired, some headlines read "Exit Sandman". "Enter Sandman" is also the entrance music for Virginia Tech's football team at home games. Metallica is also used by a team of their area, the San Francisco Bay, as the San Jose Sharks hit the ice to the sound of "Seek & Destroy". |
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You Bet Your Life (Groucho Marx's Game Show) used an instrumental version of the song "Hello, I Must Be Going/Hurray for Captain Spaulding" from the classic Marx Brothers musical Animal Crackers. | |
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Luke Mochrie and the Inners use the Ouverture from 1981 musical Shock Treatment | |
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Fat Princess has, of course, "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-A-Lot, which is heard as the credits song. | |
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Down with Love uses the song of the same name, recorded decades earlier. | |
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Lollipop Chainsaw, being what Suda51 calls "a piece of pop zombie entertainment", has numerous licensed songs, from "Lollipop" by The Chordettes and the notorious "You Spin Me Right Round (Like a Record)" by Dead or Alive, to "Mickey" by Toni Basil, which is used as a Theme Music Power-Up in the game. | |
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The Deltora Quest anime uses Delta Goodrem's "In This Life" for one opening, likely because both the Deltora Quest author and Delta Goodrem are Australians. | |
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The first Homeworld game has the eponymous progressive rock song from Yes as the credits theme. This is only a borderline case: Yes wrote the song because they really, really liked the premise of the game, and the devs asked them if they could use it. | |
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Fillmore! uses the instrumental opening to "Das Uber Tuber" by Ookla the Mok. | |
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In keeping with its 80's cop show theme, LEGO City Undercover uses "Walkin' on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves during its opening cutscene. | |
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Jejak Suara Adzan uses Rizky Febian and Aisyah Aziz' "Indah Pada Waktunya", which is already released as a single and used for a Titled Afterthe Song webseries by NET in early 2018. | |
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Linus Tech Tips: The theme song is Supernova by artist Laszlo. The comments on the original video overwhelmingly reference Linus Tech Tips. The first LTT video to use the song is "Obutto Revolution Gaming Cockpit - The ULTIMATE Workstation Computer Setup?" on February 9, 2015. | |
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Unbound makes use of A$AP Rocky's involvement and uses an original song from him titled "Shittin' Me". | |
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The outro theme for Escape from Vault Disney!, "Walt Disney and You", debuted in a ubiquitous promo for 1980s Walt Disney Home Video VHS tapes before Tony repurposed it for his podcast. | |
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Soul Train used several real songs as its theme: most famously "TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)" by MFSB. Though "TSOP" was only used for nine of the show's 28 seasons (six of which used remixed versions), most fans consider it the theme song for the show. TSOP was originally written to be the official song to be named "Soul Train", but it was decided not to closely associate it with the show. Mother Father Sister Brother (MFSB) released it as a single, becoming the first disco song to reach #1 on the Billboard charts. |
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Cool Spot uses The Surfaris' "Wipe Out" as its opening theme. | |
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Gilmore Girls opens with a version of Carole King's "Where You Lead," which was recorded with her daughter. The lyrics are slightly different than the original, as King had become disillusioned with its anti-feminist undertones and had stopped performing it live. When approached by Amy Sherman-Pallidino to use it as the show's theme, King said she'd rather re-record it, contacting the song's co-writer who helped tweak the lyrics to reflect a mother/daughter relationship. | |
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From Channel Awesome we have: Benzaie's Hardcorener uses the arranged version of "Roar of the Twin Dragons" by Kazuhiro Hara and Nobuhito Tanahashi from the album Double Dragon II: The Revenge. All of Brad Jones' current shows use Theme Tunes from 1980s TV shows: The Cinema Snob - "Believe It or Not" from The Greatest American Hero The Pierre Kirby episodes - "Jet Set" by Alphaville Kung Tai Ted - The Master (but not "Master Ninja Theme Song"!) The Big Box - Automan Brad Tries... - Newhart'' 80's Dan - Probably the most obscure of all, this one is from a James D Parriot/Universal cop show called Hawaiian Heat. It ran on ABC in 1984 and flopped horribly. Brad and Jerrid - Bay City Blues, another extremely obscure one, and one of many TV shows from NBC's infamous "no-hitter" year of 1983-84 where none of their new fall shows lasted a full season. Chad Rocco uses the Junkie XL remix of "A Little Less Conversation" for his Familiar Faces show. That Dude in the Suede's theme songs are all Real Song Theme Tunes. They're Having An Evangelion Moment! - Unknown Song. Animénia - How Do You Have Your Tea? by Urbantramper AMV Heaven - Smack My Bitch Up by The Prodigy Fandom Stranger - Return of the Phantom Stranger by Rob Zombie. When it was Anime Weirdness, it used Let’s Fighting Love by DVDA Suede Played has Airbrushed by Anamanaguchi. Film Brain's is "Ready to Roll" by Jet Black Stare. Brows Held High uses the composition "Procession of the Nobles" by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. Spoony's theme is "Break Me" by The Irresponsibles. What the Fuck Is Wrong with You?'s theme in both its episodic and live incarnations is "Crazy" by Patsy Cline Nash's other show The Musical Chair has "My Guitar" by Jump, Little Children as its theme. Luke Mochrie and the Inners use the Ouverture from 1981 musical Shock Treatment ... and Obscurus Lupa uses The Supernaturals' Smile for her feature Manic Episodes. Todd in the Shadows opens Pop Song Reviews and One Hit Wonderland with himself playing instrumental versions of the spotlight song on his keyboard. |
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Though it should be obvious, each of the Rock Band games has one of the songs from the game play during the opening cutscene from each iteration. The original Rock Band has "Highway Star" by Deep Purple, Rock Band 2 has a rerecording of "Hello There" by Cheap Trick, and Rock Band 3 has "Break On Through (To the Other Side)" by The Doors. In addition, both Green Day Rock Band and The Beatles Rock Band have mashups of several songs by each respective band, and Lego Rock Band uses "Grace" by Music/Supergrass. | |
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The US and UK versions of Coupling each used different covers of "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps". The UK original uses a version by Mari Wilson. The US remake uses a sped-up version by Cake. | |
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Rescue Me, the American firefighter show, also falls under this: it uses "C'mon C'mon" by the Von Bondies. While thematically fitting for a series dealing so heavily with how tough men deal with loss, it is a little weird that such an emphatically New York series would use a song by such an emphatically Detroit band. | |
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Apocalypse Now: The Doors' "The End". Also of course "The Ride of the Valkyries" by Richard Wagner during the helicopter attack. Some viewers who weren't into classical music — among them, the inhabitants of the area where the sequence was filmed - assumed that the piece was written for the film. |
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Bottom uses "BB's Blues" over its opening credits, and "Last Night" over the closing credits. Both covered by the show's house band, The Bum Notes. | |
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Ax Men uses the Jimi Hendrix version of "All Along the Watchtower" for season 1. | |
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Bosch uses "Can't Let Go" by the Los Angeles-based indie electro soul band Caught A Ghost. | |
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Chuck opens to an instrumental cut of "Short Skirt Long Jacket" by Cake. | |
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Star Trek: Enterprise was the first of the series not to have a symphonic theme tune — it used "Faith of the Heart", performed by Russell Watson. (A more well-known version of the song is performed by Rod Stewart on the soundtrack of Patch Adams.) In the third and fourth seasons, they decided something was missing - a thumping backbeat... in what was essentially a country song. The closing credits music, now known as "Archer's Theme", was originally intended to be the Enterprise theme, and was written by the same man who wrote the theme for Deep Space Nine. Executive Meddling ensued, and it was replaced with "Faith of the Heart". This is what that would have looked like. An even earlier concept, however, was a throwback to other Trek series, including the Opening Narration and footage of the ship. |
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Season 1 (Phantom Blood and Battle Tendency): Yes's "Roundabout"; different parts of this eight-minute long jam session were used over the end credits, and in rare occasions the instrumental intro bled into the scene right before a "To Be Continued" freeze-frame, leading to a video meme where dramatic events are cut off right as the screen turns sepia, freeze frames, the iconic "To Be Continued Arrow" appears, and the beginning chords of "Roundabout" begin. | |
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House uses an instrumental version of "Teardrop" from Mezzanine by Massive Attack for its theme. In other countries a different song is used called 'House', composed by Scott Donaldson and Richard Nolan for the show. Once you've heard the Massive Attack version of the credits, the other one will really grate, because the cuts in the credits are perfectly timed to fit with "Teardrop", and they are a lot less powerful with a different song. Notably, in one episode a cover of "Teardrop" performed by José González, complete with lyrics, is played at the end. And, on the DVDs (at least the ones available for purchase in the UK), the two songs ("House" and the "Teardrop" instrumental) alternate with each episode. Additionally, the intro for the first episode of Season 6 used "No Surprises" by Radiohead. |
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Louie uses "Brother Louie" by Stories. | |
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NYC 22 uses Jay-Z's "Heart of the City (Ain't No Love)". | |
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That '70s Show uses a cover of Big Star's "In the Street". Obscure, but kinda famous in an underground way. From season 2 on it was performed by Cheap Trick. | |
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In a rare game show example, the short-lived Mark Goodson-Bill Todman game Now You See It used Quincy Jones' "Chump Change" as the theme on both versions. Bill Cosby also used this same music on The New Bill Cosby Show. Other game shows that used actual recordings as themes: The Price Is Right: From 1956 to 1961, they used "Sixth Finger Tune", which was taken from a stage show called "Six Fingers For A Five-Fingered Glove". Password: Its 1961-1963 theme was called "Holiday Jaunt" and was used as early as 1958. Seven Keys: "Everything's Coming Up Roses". Match Game: From 1962 to 1967, it was "A Swingin' Safari" by Bert Kaempfert. The pilot used the Billy Vaughn arrangement. Eye Guess: For the first two years the theme was Al Hirt's "Sugar Lips". The Face Is Familiar (a short-lived CBS nighttime show from 1966): "Brasilia" by Herb Alpert. The Love Experts, a short lived game show-panel game hybrid hosted by Bill Cullen, used Bebu Silvetti's "Spring Rain". |
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Salem uses the song "Cupid Carries a Gun" by Marilyn Manson. | |
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Suits uses "Greenback Boogie" by Ima Robot as its theme. | |
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The O.C. used Phantom Planet's "California". | |
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Mission Hill uses an instrumental version of Cake's "Italian Leather Sofa" (and, strangely, was left in when the show was put on DVD. The rest of the music and songs used were redubbed with copyright-friendly soundalikes). | |
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Weeds uses "Little Boxes" by Malvina Reynolds—the original in the first season, a different cover by a different artist every episode after that. Including, on at least one occasion, a French version. |
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Wings: Piano sonata No. 20 by Franz Schubert. | |
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In an inversion of the trope, the British football team Everton (based in Liverpool) traditionally uses the theme music from the TV series Z Cars, which was set in Liverpool. | |
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Iron Chef uses several songs from Hans Zimmer's Backdraft soundtrack. | |
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Cosmos, the Carl Sagan documentary series, used Heaven and Hell [side 1, third movement] by Vangelis as its theme tune. Several other Vangelis pieces were used in the soundtrack, including "Pulstar" and "Alpha". | |
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Lie to Me uses Ryan Star's "Brand New Day" (no relation to the Sting song). | |
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Film Brain's is "Ready to Roll" by Jet Black Stare. | |
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For a non-lyrical example, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia features Heinz Kiessling's "Temptation Sensation". | |
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For example, after every home football game at West Virginia University (and at many other Mountaineers games and other WVU events), the band will play John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads", long an unofficial state song and since 2014 one of several official state songs. At football games, the team will sing the song and invite the crowd to join in. (Denver himself performed the song at the 1980 opening game for the Mountaineers' current stadium.) | |
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Like a Dragon had a period of using licenced tracks as the theme songs for each game, at least in the Japanese releases. Those are "Loser" by Eikichi Yazawa for Yakuza 3, "Butterfly City" by ZEEBRA for Yakuza 4, "Bloody Moon" by GOSPELS OF JUDAS for Yakuza 5, and "Sobo" by Tatsuro Yamashita for Yakuza 6. | |
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The University of Pittsburgh Panthers' every victory, no matter how minor, will be heralded from the students' seats with the main chorus of Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline". This has led to the mascot gaining the unofficial name of Caroline. "Sweet Caroline" is also hugely popular among Boston Red Sox fans, and is played during the 8th inning of every home game. |
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The pilot for Superjail! opened with 10cc’s "Rubber Bullets". However, due to licensing costs, the song was replaced with the Suspiciously Similar Song “Comin’ Home� by Cheeseburger. Interestingly, “Comin’ Home� would become this trope itself when it was used in the intro to Skate 3. | |
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Diablero uses the song "Futuro" by Café Tacvba. | |
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Extras uses Cat Stevens' "Tea for the Tillerman" over the end credits, much like The Office example below. | |
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Alex Rider (2020) uses "The World is Mine" by Samm Henshaw in the opening credits. | |
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BrainDead (2016): "You Might Think" by The Cars is the Space Bugs' theme. Slow the song down by 16x, and it matches the sound of background radiation from the Draco constellation. | |
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Game On, a BBC sitcom, used "Where I Find My Heaven" by the Gigolo Aunts. | |
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The Cool Kids Table game Bloody Mooney uses "Shadows of the Night" by Pat Benatar. Sequinox has "Just Be Friends" by Megurine Luka for the first arc and filler episode. Starting in the second arc it uses an original theme composed by Emily E. Meo. |
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The opening theme of the film version of A Silent Voice is "My Generation" by The Who. | |
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The Memphis Grizzlies use "Go Harder" by Future as their theme song. During time outs at home games, they play "Whoop That Trick" from the Hustle & Flow soundtrack to pump up the crowd. | |
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Though it's best known as the Looney Tunes theme, "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down" was originally a #1 hit in 1937. "Merrily We Roll Along," from a 1935 show of the same title, is best known as the "Merrie Melodies" theme. |
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And Yet the Town Moves uses a cover of Sugar Babe's "DOWN TOWN". It makes it into a Dancing Theme too. | |
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Human Giant uses "Romantic Rights" by dancepunk band Death From Above 1979. | |
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Southland uses an instrumental version of Dulce Pontes' version of Canção do Mar. | |
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The Totally Spies! theme uses the tune of Moonbaby's "Here We Go" with Expository Theme Tune lyrics (as the regular lyrics to that song are a bit too risque for kids' TV). | |
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Serial Experiments Lain used "Duvet", by British rock band Boa, for its opening theme. | |
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Walt Disney Presents (The Wonderful World of Disney) used an instrumental medley of well-known songs from Disney movies, including "When You Wish Upon a Star", "Whistle While You Work", and "Zip a Dee Doo Dah". At least one of the tunes — "It's a Small World" — was from the theme parks. | |
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Lego DC Super-Villains has the Wolfmother song "Joker and the Thief" play during the title screen and in the Hall of Doom. | |
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F is for Family uses "Come and Get Your Love" by Redbone in the intro sequence. | |
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Scarface: The World Is Yours features a version of "Burning Inside" by Ministry as its theme song for the movie-style opening credits. | |
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Brad Tries... - Newhart'' | |
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Grey's Anatomy used "Cosy On The Rocket" by Psapp with its opening credits. | |
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I Wake Up Screaming uses "Over the Rainbow" as its Love Theme. This is somewhat odd considering that studios in this era preferred to recycle songs from their own song publishers' catalogs, but I Wake Up Screaming was made by 20th Century Fox, and "Over the Rainbow" was, of course, written for MGM's The Wizard of Oz. | |
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Grand Theft Auto 2: The song playing in the FMV movie is "Rhythm" by Engineers Without Fears. On the topic of Grand Theft Auto, games since GTA 2 have had licensed music appear in the game as well. Very often the songs will undergo Revival by Commercialization and become popular again just for appearing in the game. |
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In certain versions of Dr. Mario, the first five notes of "The Flea Waltz"/"Neko Funjatta" can be heard when the player does certain things such as eliminating two viruses at once or scoring a combo. | |
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Providence used Chantal Kreviazuk's cover of the Beatles' "In My Life". | |
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"And as the Minute Waltz fades away, it's my great pleasure to welcome you to Just a Minute!" | |
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Another Shaft example is Dance in the Vampire Bund. It uses a cover of "Friends" by Rebecca. | |
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Burnout Paradise uses Guns N' Roses' "Paradise City" in all its glory. | |
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Eden of the East uses "Falling Down" by Oasis for its opening theme. Due to copyright reasons, the dub uses "Falling Down" for the first episode and generic J-pop for the rest. | |
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Drifters' opening theme is a remix of Minutes Til Midnight's "Gospel of the Throttle". | |
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Unhappily Ever After, a sister show to Married... with Children, used a "Do It Yourself" Theme Tune sung by Bobcat Goldthwait in its first season, but switched to Ray Charles' "Hit the Road Jack" after that. | |
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Borderlands uses Cage the Elephant's "Ain't No Rest For The Wicked" as the game theme in both the opening video and commercial trailers. It fits the setting quite well. Champion's "No Heaven" is also used in one of the trailers and during the end credits. | |
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Similar to Borderlands 2, Knack also uses How You Like Me Now? in its credits. | |
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Borderlands 3 uses "Put It On The Line" by The Heavy for its intro and "Girl on Fire" by Alicia Keys for its credits. | |
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Injustice: Gods Among Us uses Angel by Depeche Mode as a credits theme. | |
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Mad Men uses "A Beautiful Mine" by Aceyalone and Rjd 2. | |
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Phantom Dust prominently features classical music mixed into an ambient-industrial tone, to fit the mood of the game. | |
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Community uses "At Least It Was Here" by The 88. | |
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The Secret Life of Us uses "Death Defy" by Motor Ace. | |
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Vikings uses (a shortened version of) "If I Had a Heart" by Fever Ray. | |
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The National Wrestling Alliance's weekly online show, NWA Powerrr, uses Dokken's "Into the Fire" as its theme. | |
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The theme to The Peter Serafinowicz Show is the song Opening Trailer 2 by Syd Dale from the KPM stock music library. | |
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Nitro has as its theme song "Code of the Road" by Danko Jones. | |
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Shift 2: Unleashed has "Night of the Hunter", also by Thirty Seconds to Mars, as its theme song. | |
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Initial D uses various Eurobeat tunes licensed from Avex Trax's Super Eurobeat library, just like its video game counterpart Initial D Arcade Stage. | |
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The Legend of Black Heaven uses a shortened version of John Sykes' "Cautionary Warning" both as the show's theme and as a song played by the main character...to save the universe. | |
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Ōkami-san uses a cover of '78 Japanese pop hit "Akazukin-chan Goyoujin" ("Little Red Riding Hood Beware") as its ending theme. Given the motif of the show, an appropriate choice. | |
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Gentleman Jack uses the song of the same title by O'Hooley and Tidow, which was written and recorded a few years previously. | |
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Peep Show uses Harvey Danger's "Flagpole Sitta", starting in season 2. | |
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Yellow Submarine used The Beatles' eponymous song. | |
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The Madballs cartoon used a cover of "Great Balls of Fire" by Otis Blackwell and Jack Hammer as the theme song. | |
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Twin Princess of Wonder Planet: In the second season, Twin Princess of Wonder Planet Gyu!, the first ending theme is a cover of "Gakuen Tengoku" by the '60/'70s Japanese boy group Finger 5. | |
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Cover Up, a short-lived CBS action drama, used Bonnie Tyler's "Holding Out for a Hero" (originally from the film Footloose) as its theme. | |
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Jam and Jerusalem uses Kate Rusby's cover of "The Village Green Preservation Society", originally recorded by The Kinks, as its theme music. | |
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What the Fuck Is Wrong with You?'s theme in both its episodic and live incarnations is "Crazy" by Patsy Cline Nash's other show The Musical Chair has "My Guitar" by Jump, Little Children as its theme. |
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Drive (2007) used "Can't Stop the World" by Gavin Rossdale. | |
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What We Do in the Shadows (2019) uses the song "You're Dead" by Norma Tanega as its theme song. This song is also used in the titles of the 2014 movie by the same title. | |
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Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) has "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen play shortly after the title card. | |
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Arrested Development famously used Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" to signal despair. | |
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Scrubs used the song "Superman" by Lazlo Bane, with a cover being used in the Postscript Season. The version of "Superman" used as the theme is faster and in a different key than the original version. | |
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Sharpe uses an extended version the traditional British military song "Over the Hills and Far Away", using the lyrics from George Farquah's 1706 play The Recruiting Officer. Although written during the War of Spanish Succession, they are fortuitously fitting for Sharpe's career, which also took him "to Flanders, Portugal and Spain" (well, actually Waterloo is in Brabant, but that's close enough to Flanders). | |
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Anne with an E uses "Ahead by a Century" by The Tragically Hip. | |
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Quincy Jones' "Soul Bossa Nova" was used as the opening credit theme for all the Austin Powers films. Jones even cameos as himself leading a band playing the song in Goldmember. | |
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Marry Me (2014) uses "Home" by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. | |
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Hot Pursuit (2010) has "Edge of the Earth" by Thirty Seconds to Mars. | |
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The first episode of each season of GLOW (2017) uses "The Warrior" by Patti Smith as its theme. | |
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May to December uses "September Song" from Knickerbocker Holiday. (Which meant the ITV sitcom September Song couldn't.) | |
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Motorsport 3 has "Tick Tick Boom" by The Hives. | |
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Season 5 (Stone Ocean): episodes 1-37 use Duffy's "Distant Dreamer", while episode 38 uses Yes's "Roundabout". | |
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Supernatural, as stated above, uses Kansas' "Carry on Wayward Son", though the series only used it in the first season before it was relegated to being the theme for the Season Finale recap. | |
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The Exorcist famously uses "Tubular Bells, Part One" by Mike Oldfield. According to William Friedkin, this was by pure chance - he had scrapped the previous score and sought to replace it. While visiting the office of Atlantic Records president Ahmet Ertegun, Friedkin picked up a record with a white label, put it on Ertegun’s turntable, and instantly decided it should be the theme to his film. Tubular Bells was already a success in Oldfield’s home country of the UK, where it hit the top 10; its use in The Exorcist replicated that success for Oldfield across the pond. | |
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There are at least two shows using "Alive & Amplified" by the Mooney Suzuki; The Aliens and That Mitchell and Webb Look. | |
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The Osbournes used a cover of Crazy Train by Ozzy Osbourne, as remade by Pat Boone- in a jazz style. | |
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The Continue? series uses two songs from video games for their intro - the dying jingle from Zelda II: The Adventure of Link and "Lord of Darkness", Ashtar's theme from Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword Of Chaos. | |
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Neon Genesis Evangelion: Every episode ends with a different cover of the standard "Fly Me To The Moon"; several were performed by Megumi Hayashibara, both in and out of character as Rei Ayanami. The Rebuild films have another cover of "Fly Me to the Moon", this time by Utada Hikaru, as well as a cover (once again by Hayashibara) of the Japanese standard "Tsubasa o kudasai", originally released by the group Akai Tori in 1971. |
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Each episode of Tales from the Borderlands uses a different song for its opening and credits theme: Zer0 Sum uses "Busy Earnin'" by Jungle. Atlas Shrugged uses "Kiss the Sky" by Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra. Catch a Ride uses "Pieces of the People We Love" by The Rapture. Escape Plan Bravo uses "To the Top" by Twin Shadow. Vault of the Traveler uses "Retrograde" by James Blake for its intro, and "My Silver Lining" by First Aid Kit for its credits. |
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"Boy Meets Girl" appears as the first opening and "EZ DO DANCE" appears as the second opening theme. You'll see this song pop up a lot in the rest of the series (especially in King of Prism), but not as a theme song anymore. The former song was also used as the first ending theme of UFO Baby. | |
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Married... with Children uses "Love and Marriage" by Frank Sinatra (and was replaced on the DVD with a cheery, instrumental soundalike in both the opening and closing credits — save the end credits to the season four episode "Buck Saves the Day" where, instead of Peg and Al on the couch, it shows Al, Bud, Steve, and the kids still in the woods). | |
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Jim Fullington was already calling himself "Mr. Sandman" and later "The Sandman" years before Metallica came out with the song "Enter Sandman". Afterwards, he would often use it as his entrance music, including when he made his return at ECW One Night Stand 2005 to a huge crowd pop. | |
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Portlandia uses "Feel It All Around" by chillwave artist Washed Out. | |
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The Dueling Banjo Arrangement by Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith became famous for its appearance in Deliverance and is rarely mentioned without Deliverance also being mentioned, so much so that the song is often referred to as the song from Deliverance. | |
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Please Like Me uses ‘I’ll Be Fine’ by Clairy Browne & The Bangin’ Rackettes. | |
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Sequinox has "Just Be Friends" by Megurine Luka for the first arc and filler episode. Starting in the second arc it uses an original theme composed by Emily E. Meo. | |
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InSecurity uses "The Sun Ain't Shining No More" by The Asteroids Galaxy Tour | |
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The C64 version likewise uses "Magnetic Fields, Part 2", and its sequel uses the ThunderCats theme. | |
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The opening theme of Ingress is "Tessellate" by alt-J. | |
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"Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor is used by the University of Memphis. | |
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And from 1979 until 2005, all of the election coverage had the opening to "Arthur" by Rick Wakeman as its theme tune. | |
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The Box Trolls features Loch Lomond's cover of "Little Boxes" during the end credits. | |
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In the older times, this trope was frequently used by MTV and VIVA for the various anime they showed in Germany. This had some, well, "interesting" results, like the song "Star" from Nova International (which has the line "I wanna drive a big fat Cadillac" as part of its lyrics), set to the opening of Inuyasha, of all things. They also changed one of the smoothest opening songs (Hellsing's "Logos Naki World") to some random heavy metal song by Keith Flint of the British techno group The Prodigy. Speaking of Hellsing, the ending used the song "Shine" by Mr. Big, a band who was actually quite popular over in Japan. |
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Burnout CRASH! uses "Crash" by The Primitives. | |
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The end credits of Iron Man is accompanied by Black Sabbath's "Iron Man", for obvious reasons. | |
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The Benny Hill Show used a fast version of Boots Randolph's "Yakety Sax" as its closing theme. They also used an instrumental arrangement of "Mah Na Mah Na" as background music for fast-paced comedy sequences. | |
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Robin Hood (1973) underscores its opening credits with a cover of "Whistle Stop" by Roger Miller (who voiced the Rooster in the movie). | |
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Hellsing Ultimate Abridged uses "Party Party Party" by Andrew W.K.. | |
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This Old House on PBS used Fats Waller's "Louisiana Fairy Tale" from 1979 to 2003 before it switched to an original theme. | |
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Analyst Bronies React uses a a rock instrumental of the Italian opening to My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. | |
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Test Drive series: 4 uses "Out There Somewhere (Part 2)" by Orbital. 5 uses "Genius" by Pitch Shifter. 6 uses "Cars" by Fear Factory & Gary Numan. The 2001 reboot has "Lackluster" by Saliva. |
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Wolfenstein 3-D uses "Horst Wessel Lied", the Nazi national anthem, as its theme tune. Unsurprisngly, this along with countless other Nazi symbols in the game led to it being banned in Germany for a long while. | |
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Cops: L.A.C. uses "Howlin' For You", by The Black Keys. | |
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Street Fighter X Tekken featured "Honest Eyes" by Black Tide as its Image Song and theme for the first cinematic trailer. Subsequent trailers featured "Knock Me Out" by Street Drum Corps, "In Love With You" by Jared Evan and "From Heads Unworthy" by Rise Against. | |
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The Wonder Years: The Joe Cocker version of "With a Little Help from My Friends". | |
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The Twilight Zone (1985): This version mixed the classic theme with The Grateful Dead's "Dark Star". | |
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The French cartoon A Kind of Magic uses the Queen song of the same name. | |
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Army of the Dead's opening has a reprise of Elvis Presley's "Viva Las Vegas!" by Richard Cheese and Allison Crowe. | |
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Search Party uses "Obedear" by Purity Ring. | |
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Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) famously features "Come and Get Your Love" by Redbone over the opening credits, with other classic 60's and 70's songs playing at various points throughout. | |
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 continues this, with "Mr. Blue Sky" by Electric Light Orchestra for the opening. | |
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Speed Grapher uses Duran Duran's "Girls on Film" in the original Japanese version. The song doesn't appear in the English language version due to licensing issues. | |
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Intimate features "Fahrradsattel" by German punk band Pisse, which became a viral hit on TikTok in 2021, playing over the end credits of the majority of episodes. | |
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The Unbelievable Truth: the instrumental part of 'My Patch' by Jim Noir. | |
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Frankie Howerd: Rather You Than Me opened and closed with Young Love by Frankie Avalon. | |
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Two Best Friends Play uses "Green Greens" from Kirby, but with their own lyrics on top of it. | |
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Mushishi uses "The Sore Feet Song" by Ally Kerr as its opening theme, and the second season does it again by using "Shiver" by Lucy Rose as its opening theme. | |
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The Young Ones used a cover of Cliff Richard's song of the same name sung by the cast. | |
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The Price Is Right: From 1956 to 1961, they used "Sixth Finger Tune", which was taken from a stage show called "Six Fingers For A Five-Fingered Glove". | |
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Misfits uses "Echoes" by The Rapture. | |
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The biggest exception would be ECW, who continued to use real songs as entrance themes as part of their image as an "outlaw organization". Even their TNN/SpikeTV theme counted (White Zombie's "More Human Than Human"). | |
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WWE has used several "real" hard-rock and heavy-metal songs as theme tunes for their various programs, including Marilyn Manson's "The Beautiful People", Papa Roach's "To be Loved", Nickelback's "Burn it to the Ground", Green Day's "Know Your Enemy", or Shinedown's "Enemies." When they don't use a real song, they often use a Thematic Theme Tune recorded by a popular artist such as SmackDown's mid-2000's theme, "Rise Up" recorded by Drowning Pool, and Raw's former theme from Triple H's "Reign of Terror" era, "Across the Nation" by Union Underground. This was pretty much the case for most wrestlers' entrance themes until the music industry started cracking down on "unauthorized use" of copyrighted music and demanding royalties. After that, in all but a few exceptions (Ex. Hulk Hogan shelled out of his own pocket for the rights to "Voodoo Child"), organizations either switched to a Suspiciously Similar Song version of songs (Sting's late run WCW music was Metallica's "Seek and Destroy" with the Serial Numbers Filed Off), original tunes, or public domain ("Macho Man" Randy Savage's use of "Pomp and Circumstance"). Examples in the mid-1980s WWF included Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" for Hogan, Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" for the Junkyard Dog, Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" for Lauper's protege Wendi Richter, and Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA" for the U.S. Express (Mike Rotunda and Barry Windham, real-life brothers-in-law). The first few WrestleMania events also used real songs, including Phil Collins and Phillip Bailey's "Easy Lover" for the first WrestleMania, and Aretha Franklin's "Who's Zoomin' Who?" for WrestleMania III. Also, "Ravishing" Rick Rude used "The Stripper" by David Rose as his entrance theme during his "Chippendale" gimmick. The biggest exception would be ECW, who continued to use real songs as entrance themes as part of their image as an "outlaw organization". Even their TNN/SpikeTV theme counted (White Zombie's "More Human Than Human"). A more recent WWE exception was its use of t.A.T.u.'s "All the Things She Said" as Victoria's entrance music from 2002–2004. CM Punk started using "Cult of Personality" by Living Colour during the "Summer of Punk" in Ring of Honor and eventually returned to using that, with people in the industry remarking that since Vince McMahon hates paying music royalties, it meant Punk got exactly what he wanted to re-sign for the company. His first WWE theme, "This Fire Burns" by Killswitch Engage is a subversion; it was originally recorded for WWE's Wreckless Intent compilation album, used for their 2006 Judgment Day and briefly by Randy Orton. It later appeared on the band's album As Daylight Dies under the shortened title "This Fire". |
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Chris Jericho's theme song in NJPW and AEW is "Judas" by his band Fozzy. | |
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Goodnight Sweetheart, of course, uses a cover of the 1931 song it's titled after. | |
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Saints Row: The Third uses "Power" by Kanye West as the Villain Song of the protagonist, as well as "Holding Out for a Hero" by Bonnie Tyler for the penultimate mission. | |
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Enter the Matrix uses Evanescence's "Going Under" as its credits theme. | |
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Texhnolyze had "Guardian Angel" by Juno Reactor as its opening theme. | |
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Absolutely Fabulous uses "This Wheel's on Fire". Julie Driscoll's recording of the song in the 60's was a hit in the UK, and she re-recorded the song for the show. It was replaced by a cover by Jennifer Saunders and Adrian Edmondson. |
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While not an entirely straight example, Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu uses a variation of Santana and Michelle Branch's song "Game of Love" for the ending. | |
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Binging with Babish uses a snippet of "Tossed Salads and Scrambled Eggs", the theme from Frasier. | |
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Scott The Woz: A portion of the track "Breakout" from the PlayStation 3 game 3D Dot Game Heroes is used as the ending theme. It's often referenced and remixed in other songs throughout the show, such as the song in The Bible Game, the opening titles in It's Awesome Baby! and It's A Bargain Bin Christmas, the fight scene in Anime Games, and a Dark Reprise at the end of Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash | The Darker Age of Nintendo. | |
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Supernatural: The Animation uses "Carry on Wayward Son" as its ED. The original Japanese release uses a cover version, and the US release uses the original by Kansas since Warner Bros. has the rights to the song in the first place. | |
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Underground 2 uses "Riders on the Storm (Fredwreck Remix)" by Snoop Dogg and The Doors as its theme song. | |
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Rock n' Roll Racing, as the name suggests, used a number of actual classic rock songs: George Thorogood's "Bad to the Bone", Black Sabbath's "Paranoid", Deep Purple's "Highway Star", Henry Mancini's "Peter Gunn" (also used in Spy Hunter), and Steppenwolf's "Born to be Wild". Admittedly, since it is an SNES game, they're instrumental arrangements, but they're arrangements that push the SNES' sound chip to its limits (largely thanks to Tim Follin's sound programming). Even more impressive is that he did this without the manual, and actually did a better job than the people who developed the program Tim used. When Shigeru Miyamoto heard it he wanted to know how it was done. The Genesis version adds Golden Earring's "Radar Love". |
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Destroy All Humans! (2020) plays "Ich Will" by as part of an Establishing Series Moment, the Villain Protagonist Crypto hypnotizing an American suburb to it For the Evulz. | |
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The Jackson 5ive cartoon used a specially recorded medley of four of the group's biggest hits during that time ("ABC", "I Want You Back", "The Love You Save", and "Mama's Pearl"; in that order) for both the opening and closing. | |
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Fahrenheit has several Theory of a Deadman songs, with "Santa Monica" playing over the credits. | |
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PaRappa the Rapper uses a remix of "LOVE TOGETHER" by J-funk band Nona Reeves (released the year before the anime's debut) as its first opening theme; the remix ended up being released as a single in its own right to promote the series. | |
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Russell Howard's Good News uses an abridged instrumental of "Fast Fuse" by Kasabian. The Russell Howard Hour, the successor series to Good News, uses "Ill Ray (The King)", also by Kasabian. |
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Deadliest Catch uses "Wanted Dead or Alive" by Bon Jovi. | |
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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! uses "Black Dragon" by The Vines for its opening and "What Makes A Good Man" by The Heavy for its credits. | |
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Most famously, TRF's music has made their way into infamy as Pretty Series theme songs, especially in the Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live continuity: "Boy Meets Girl" appears as the first opening and "EZ DO DANCE" appears as the second opening theme. You'll see this song pop up a lot in the rest of the series (especially in King of Prism), but not as a theme song anymore. The former song was also used as the first ending theme of UFO Baby. Speaking of King of Prism, their third installment Shiny Seven Stars has nothing but TRF music as their opening and ending themes. |
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The rock band Journey got their own arcade video game during The Golden Age of Video Games, which played several of the band's hits in electronic form. However, the cabinet also contained an actual cassette tape with an edited, looped version of "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" (not an electronic rendition, but the real song), which the game played through its speakers during the bonus stage. Playable copies of the cassette are a rarity for music collectors, as that version of the song isn't available anywhere else. | |
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Omega Boost has this in spades: The Japanese release features "Shade" by Feeder, in US, "Otsegolation" by Static-X, and in Europe, "Fly" by Loudmouth. And this is just the openings. It has three diferent endings as well: "Dip in the pool" by Ismeel (apparently a Japanese Enka), "Dreamer" by Cast, and "The Road" by Loudmouth. The Australian version only seems to use Dreamers, for some reason—plus, it seems to be a recording of the song made specifically for the game. | |
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Inverted in the case of Silent Hill 2. One of the songs from the game, "Promise (Reprise)", was used by the Philadelphia Eagles' splash page on their official website. | |
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The Cinema Snob - "Believe It or Not" from The Greatest American Hero | |
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Benzaie's Hardcorener uses the arranged version of "Roar of the Twin Dragons" by Kazuhiro Hara and Nobuhito Tanahashi from the album Double Dragon II: The Revenge. | |
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Marvel Cinematic Universe: The end credits of Iron Man is accompanied by Black Sabbath's "Iron Man", for obvious reasons. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) famously features "Come and Get Your Love" by Redbone over the opening credits, with other classic 60's and 70's songs playing at various points throughout. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 continues this, with "Mr. Blue Sky" by Electric Light Orchestra for the opening. All the MCU Spider-Man films use these: Homecoming uses "Blitzkrieg Bop" by The Ramones, Far From Home has "Vacation" by The Go-Go's, and No Way Home has "The Magic Number" by De La Soul. Thor: Ragnarok has "Immigrant Song" by Led Zeppelin play during the Batman Cold Open, with a reprise during the finale. The traier for Thor: Love and Thunder features Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child o' Mine", which was also used as the first ending song. Then comes Ronnie James Dio's "Rainbow In The Dark" playing as the extended credits roll. |
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Invariably, every time Iron Man's radio malfunctions, the song blaring out through his speakers is the Black Sabbath song of the same name. | |
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Thor: Ragnarok has "Immigrant Song" by Led Zeppelin play during the Batman Cold Open, with a reprise during the finale. | |
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NUMB3RS used a sample from Talking Heads' "Once in a Lifetime" in the first season. | |
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How to Make It in America uses Aloe Blacc's I Need a Dollar. | |
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Entourage uses "Superhero" by Jane's Addiction. | |
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The Baby Blues cartoon used "It's All Been Done" by Barenaked Ladies. Thanks to uncleared song licensing rights, it's the reason why that show wasn't released on home media until 2020, when HBO Max made it available on their service. | |
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Roswell used a shortened version of "Here with Me" by Dido. | |
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An American Werewolf in London used three different covers of "Blue Moon": Bobby Vinton in the opening, Sam Cooke during the Painful Transformation, and the Marcels for the end credits. Also used "Bad Moon Rising", by Creedence Clearwater Revival. | |
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CM Punk started using "Cult of Personality" by Living Colour during the "Summer of Punk" in Ring of Honor and eventually returned to using that, with people in the industry remarking that since Vince McMahon hates paying music royalties, it meant Punk got exactly what he wanted to re-sign for the company. His first WWE theme, "This Fire Burns" by Killswitch Engage is a subversion; it was originally recorded for WWE's Wreckless Intent compilation album, used for their 2006 Judgment Day and briefly by Randy Orton. It later appeared on the band's album As Daylight Dies under the shortened title "This Fire". | |
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Tommy Dreamer usually used "Man in the Box" by Alice in Chains in ECW. | |
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EV Nova uses "Mars, the Bringer of War" from Gustav Holst's "The Planets Suite". | |
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The Beatles cartoon used real Beatles songs throughout the series, including the title sequences. "Can't Buy Me Love" and "Help!" were both used as theme songs, but the one that seems to be the best remembered is "And Your Bird Can Sing," which was used during the last season. A rearrangement of "I Should Have Known Better" was used in the title cards. Actually, that was the King Features Television signature theme. It was used at the end of several features and the end of their other Saturday morning show, Cool McCool. |
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They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, set in The Great Depression, used a popular tune from that era, "Easy Come, Easy Go." | |
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Dirty Jobs uses "We Care a Lot" by Faith No More; some older episodes use a replacement written by the show's composer due to rights issues, though. | |
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Hangin' with Mr. Cooper used "Soul Man" for its second season before changing to an original theme song. | |
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Smallville uses Save Me by Remy Zero. | |
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Sucker Punch opens with a Dark Reprise of Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" by Emily Browning herself. | |
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Strike Force Heroes has a remix of When Johnny Comes Marching Home, an American patriotic song (it's also the basis for "The Ants Go Marching") as its theme. | |
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The Inbetweeners uses "Gone Up In Flames" by Morning Runner. | |
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Sword Art Online Abridged, unusually for an Abridged Series (which generally just use the same theme song as the source material) uses the Thirty Seconds to Mars "This is War". Used in both the Title Sequence and as a Theme Music Power-Up in the Season 1 finale. | |
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It's become somewhat of a tradition in the Borderlands series for each game to have one of these: Borderlands uses Cage the Elephant's "Ain't No Rest For The Wicked" as the game theme in both the opening video and commercial trailers. It fits the setting quite well. Champion's "No Heaven" is also used in one of the trailers and during the end credits. Borderlands 2 uses "Short Change Hero" by The Heavy in its opening, and the same band's other recognizable song, "How You Like Me Now?", in the credits. Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! uses "Black Dragon" by The Vines for its opening and "What Makes A Good Man" by The Heavy for its credits. Each episode of Tales from the Borderlands uses a different song for its opening and credits theme: Zer0 Sum uses "Busy Earnin'" by Jungle. Atlas Shrugged uses "Kiss the Sky" by Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra. Catch a Ride uses "Pieces of the People We Love" by The Rapture. Escape Plan Bravo uses "To the Top" by Twin Shadow. Vault of the Traveler uses "Retrograde" by James Blake for its intro, and "My Silver Lining" by First Aid Kit for its credits. Borderlands 3 uses "Put It On The Line" by The Heavy for its intro and "Girl on Fire" by Alicia Keys for its credits. |
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The closing credits music, now known as "Archer's Theme", was originally intended to be the Enterprise theme, and was written by the same man who wrote the theme for Deep Space Nine. Executive Meddling ensued, and it was replaced with "Faith of the Heart". This is what that would have looked like. An even earlier concept, however, was a throwback to other Trek series, including the Opening Narration and footage of the ship. | |
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Noah's Arc: The remixed variety of "Remember the Love" by Adriana Evans. | |
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Every FIFA game since Road to World Cup '98 has had a soundtrack of popular contemporary music, including one of these. | |
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Cars: Cars features a cover of Tom Cochrane's "Life is a Highway" by Rascal Flatts during the montage of Mack driving with Lightning McQueen in his trailer along Interstate 40 through the central United States. Cars 2 has Weezer's cover of The Cars' "You Might Think" playing as McQueen and co. travel to Tokyo for the World Grand Prix. |
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Whale Wars uses The Smashing Pumpkins' "Bullet with Butterfly Wings". | |
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Crime Story, set in the Rat-Pack '60s, used Del Shannon's "Runaway", redone by him with lyrics tweaked for the show. | |
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An in-universe example: the romantic theme for Mass Effect 3 is called "I Was Lost Without You". In the Citadel DLC for the game, Shepard and Tali watch Fleet and Flotilla; the romantic theme for the movie is the same tune. From the same DLC, Liara plays "Vigil" from Mass Effect on the piano when she visits Shepard's apartment. | |
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Teachers uses Belle and Sebastian's "The Boy With the Arab Strap". | |
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The Ranch uses "Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Cowboys", a well-known country song. It fits the "good ole boy" vibe of the show, and it's a nod to Debra Winger's role in Urban Cowboy. | |
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Revolution X, being an Aerosmith game, naturally features some of the band's songs, transparently looping thanks to the Midway DCS box. The arcade version contains the songs "Eat the Rich," "Sweet Emotion," "Toys in the Attic," "Love in an Elevator," and "Walk This Way." The console versions added the songs "Rag Doll", "Fever", and "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)". | |
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Birds of a Feather uses Irving Burlin's "What'll I do". Initially, it used the version recorded by William Atherton for The Great Gatsby (1974) but it was later sung by two of the co-stars. | |
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The opening theme of Rolling Girls is a cover of "Hito ni Yasashiku" by Japanese punk rock band The Blue Hearts, as sung by the voice actresses of the four main characters. | |
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The announcement trailers for the remakes of the Destroy All Humans! games has Crypto singing along to Rammstein songs. Destroy All Humans! (2020) plays "Ich Will" by as part of an Establishing Series Moment, the Villain Protagonist Crypto hypnotizing an American suburb to it For the Evulz. The trailer for Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed uses "Amerika" as Crypto (who at this point has been disguised as the POTUS) wreaking havoc around the world, brutally imposing his form of American Imperialism. |
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Twin Peaks used an instrumental version of Falling by Julee Cruise. | |
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Mass Effect: In an unusual subversion, the first game's use of "M4 (Part II)" from Faunts as its credits theme is what catapulted the group into fame in the first place. Mass Effect 3 uses another Faunts song, "Das Malefitz", for its closing credits. An in-universe example: the romantic theme for Mass Effect 3 is called "I Was Lost Without You". In the Citadel DLC for the game, Shepard and Tali watch Fleet and Flotilla; the romantic theme for the movie is the same tune. From the same DLC, Liara plays "Vigil" from Mass Effect on the piano when she visits Shepard's apartment. Mass Effect: Andromeda uses Aurora's "Under Stars". |
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High Score (the precursor to Bonus Stage) used Reel Big Fish's "A Little Doubt Goes a Long Way" as its theme song. | |
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The NHL also has victory songs, with a particularly notable example being Laura Branigan's "Gloria" after St. Louis Blues wins during their 2019 Stanley Cup run (though they retired it once they raised the Stanley Cup banner at the start of the next season). | |
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The video game review show The Electric Playground has "Skybike 1" from the Skeleton Warriors video game as its title tune. | |
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Bayonetta uses remixes of "Fly Me To The Moon", usually whenever the title character starts kicking a lot of ass. The sequel uses "Moon River", in keeping with the moon theme. |
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The Newlywed Game used "Summertime Guy". | |
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Designing Women used Ray Charles' "Georgia on my Mind". The first 5 seasons used an instrumental that featured Johnny Carson's bandleader, Doc Severinson, on the trumpet. In the 6th season, the opening credits featured Ray Charles himself on the piano, singing, while the Designing Women hung around looking pleased. |
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Brazil used several versions of "Aquarela do Brasil" as its theme music. Jeff Muldaur does the comical, yodelling version heard on Sam's car radio; Bachianos Brazil Samba the one on the end credits; and no less than Kate Bush provided a further one which was supposed to be heard over Sam's first flying dream. For some unfathomable reason, the last one was cut, but can be heard on the soundtrack album. | |
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gen:LOCK used Battle Tapes' "Belgrade" as its opening theme, and introduced a lot of people to Battle Tapes in the process. | |
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Jack Horkheimer: Star Gazer uses Isao Tomita's version of Claude Debussy's ""Arabesque No. 1" | |
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Watchmen used Bob Dylan's 'Desolation Row' as the theme over the credits — except that My Chemical Romance covered the rather folksy lyrics as a punk song, which worked surprisingly well. The very memorable title sequence had another Dylan song, though this time his original version — "The Times They Are A-Changin'". | |
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Password: Its 1961-1963 theme was called "Holiday Jaunt" and was used as early as 1958. | |
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Hotel Hell uses the eponymous "Hotel Hell" by the Australian band Skyhooks, thus also making it a Title Theme Tune. | |
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However, the most iconic Gamecocks music nowadays is "Sandstorm" by Darude, played periodically to ignite the crowd. So iconic, in fact, that some Carolina alums use the track at their weddings. | |
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All of the canonical Fallout games have this: "Maybe" by the Ink Spots for the original, "A Kiss to Build a Dream On" by Louis Armstrong for Fallout 2, "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" by the Ink Spots for Fallout 3, "Blue Moon" sung by Frank Sinatra (originally by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart) for Fallout: New Vegas, "The Wanderer" by Dion for Fallout 4, and "Take Me Home, Country Roads", originally by John Denver, for Fallout 76. Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas feature radio stations one can listen to; in each, there's a news station that features announcements related to the player's progress through the game, but features real music in-between announcements (in Fallout 3, Galaxy News Radio plays mostly 1940s pop while Enclave Radio plays mainly American patriotic standards; in Fallout: New Vegas, New Vegas Radio plays 1950's songs while Mojave Music and Black Mountain Radio play country/western songs. Old World Blues adds the Mysterious Broadcast, which plays jazz and, you guessed it, blues.) |
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Maison Ikkoku used Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Alone Again (Naturally)" as an OP, and "Get Down" by the same singer as the closing theme for episode 24. This was apparently a bit of cross-promotion that didn't pan out. The US release did not get the rights and doesn't use either. | |
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Time Crisis: Razing Storm uses "Ashes" as its opening theme and "The Bleeding" as its ending theme, both of which are done by Five Finger Death Punch. | |
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The Office (UK) uses a cover of "Handbags and Gladrags", as made famous by Rod Stewart. In one episode, Ricky Gervais as Brent sang the song over the closing credits. |
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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners used Franz Ferdinand's "This Fire" for their opening. | |
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The opening theme for Trinity Blood is a new recording of the 1993 BUCK-TICK song "Dress". | |
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Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War uses Puddle of Mudd's "Blurry" in the trailer and over the end credits. | |
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KaBlam!'s theme song is an instrumental to "2-Tone Army" by The Toasters, with the original closing theme being "Skaternity" then later changed to "Everything You Said Has Been A Lie" from season two onward, also by The Toasters. | |
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El Chavo del ocho used Jean Jacques Perrey's "The Elephant Never Forgets" as its theme tune, which in turn is an arrangement of Beethoven's Turkish March (aka Marcia Alla Turca) Chespirito's other series, El ChapulÃn Colorado, used Perry-Kingsley's "Baroque Hoedown"note Best known in the U.S. and Canada as the theme to the Disney Theme Parks' Main Street Electrical Parade. as the closing theme. |
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Cousin Skeeter uses a rewritten version of 702's "Steelo" as its theme song. The band also makes a cameo appearance in the opening credits. | |
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Carbon has "Hard Drivers" by Ekstrak as its theme song. | |
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Hatari! opens - after a cold opening - with Henry Mancini's arrangement of "Just for Tonight" by Hoagy Carmichael. | |
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Hearts Afire used "That's the Way of the World" by Earth, Wind & Fire as one of its ending themes. It also derived its title from the song's lyrics. | |
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Final Fantasy XV uses a cover of "Stand By Me" performed by Florence + the Machine as its theme song. | |
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In an unusual subversion, the first game's use of "M4 (Part II)" from Faunts as its credits theme is what catapulted the group into fame in the first place. Mass Effect 3 uses another Faunts song, "Das Malefitz", for its closing credits. An in-universe example: the romantic theme for Mass Effect 3 is called "I Was Lost Without You". In the Citadel DLC for the game, Shepard and Tali watch Fleet and Flotilla; the romantic theme for the movie is the same tune. From the same DLC, Liara plays "Vigil" from Mass Effect on the piano when she visits Shepard's apartment. |
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Paradise Kiss also utilizes Franz Ferdinand, specifically their song "Do You Want To" for its ending theme. Somehow, the American release managed to keep the rights for it. | |
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Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye used "Who I Am" by Jessica Andrews. | |
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Urban Chaos: Riot Response uses Metro Riot's "Modern Romance" as its intro and main menu music. The riff is fitting, but the lyrics are about STDs and rejecting love. | |
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The Back to the Future cartoon used "Back in Time" by Huey Lewis and the News (which also appeared in the first movie). | |
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The Death Note films and "Dani California". | |
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Death in Paradise, fittingly for a show set in the Caribbean, uses an instrumental cover of the 1964 ska song "You're Wondering Now" by Andy & Joey. | |
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Class (2016) uses "Up All Night" by Alex Clare. | |
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COPS uses "Bad Boys" by Inner Circle as its theme. | |
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Hung (HBO) uses "I'll Be Your Man" by The Black Keys. | |
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Joey used the penultimate part of "Sunny Hours" by Long Beach Dub Allstars. | |
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Reba, the eponymous sitcom of country singer/actress Reba McEntire, used a partial rewrite of her single "I'm a Survivor". | |
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Tony Hawk: RIDE which brings the series out with a musical bang with The Meters' "Cissy Strut". | |
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After Red vs. Blue had at most songs that the band Trocadero had written before the show started (one, "Vale Deah", was added to the Season 1 credits), season 18, Red vs. Blue: Zero, has an opening featuring the Omega Sparx song "The Mark" — the rapper also contributed some new tracks for the season. | |
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The late-night paranormal/conspiracy radio show Coast to Coast AM uses "Chase", Giorgio Moroder's instrumental theme from the movie Midnight Express, as its opening theme. Its closing theme is "Inca Dance", an instrumental by jazz/world music/New Age group Cusco. | |
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The Masked Singer uses "Who Are You" by The Who. | |
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Fans of NextG Poop are more likely to call The Rembrandts' "I'll Be There for You" "the NextG Poop theme" rather than "the Friends theme". | |
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Musical Hell, adequate to a show hosted by a devil, opens and closes with "Danse Macabre". | |
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The Twilight Chronicles uses Ke$ha's "We R Who We R". Episode 7 had a special opening credits montage consisting of: "Yes" by LMFAO (Jacob) "Miss New Booty" by Bubba Sparxx (Edward's Mom) "Cherry Lips" by Garbage (Edward) "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO (Bella and Carlisle). |
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Shrek (in)famously uses "All-Star" by Smash Mouth. | |
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Resident Alien uses "Bilgewater" by the defunct and rather obscure band Brown Bird, chosen by the show's creator when searching for songs by by artists he had never heard before. The pilot episode has a longer intro with a version of the song that includes lyrics, the remaining episodes use an insrumental only. | |
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Beat Bugs, a Netflix original series that features stories themed after songs of The Beatles, uses a cover of "All You Need is Love" performed by the show's main characters. | |
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The Filipino Christian radio station DWXI—owned by Mike Velarde as part of his El Shaddai charismatic movement—uses the theme song from Somewhere in Time as its background music for the opening prayers on most if not all of their programmes. | |
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Ice Road Truckers uses Aerosmith's "Livin' on the Edge" for its first four seasons. | |
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Virtual Hero features Mägo de Oz's "El libro de las sombras". | |
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... and Obscurus Lupa uses The Supernaturals' Smile for her feature Manic Episodes. | |
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Sugar Rush uses Blondie's "One Way or Another". | |
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The Drew Carey Show used "Moon Over Parma", "Cleveland Rocks", and "Five O'Clock World" at various times. | |
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80's Dan - Probably the most obscure of all, this one is from a James D Parriot/Universal cop show called Hawaiian Heat. It ran on ABC in 1984 and flopped horribly. | |
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Birdz used a cover of "Surfin' Bird" by The Trashmen (Yes, THAT song). | |
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Cars features a cover of Tom Cochrane's "Life is a Highway" by Rascal Flatts during the montage of Mack driving with Lightning McQueen in his trailer along Interstate 40 through the central United States. | |
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Cars 2 has Weezer's cover of The Cars' "You Might Think" playing as McQueen and co. travel to Tokyo for the World Grand Prix. | |
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The 2001 reboot has "Lackluster" by Saliva. | |
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Family Matters used Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World"... for all of one episode, before switching to an original tune. | |
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The Boondocks used the song "Judo Flip" by Asheru for its opening sequence. | |
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The ending theme of His and Her Circumstances is a cover of "Yume no naka e", a 1973 song by Yousui Inoue. In the West, it's known only through its use in this show. | |
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The Great Pottery Throw Down originally used "I Can't Explain" by The Who. It now uses "Makin' Time" by The Creation. | |
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Full Throttle, which is themed around a biker gang, uses songs from the biker band The Gone Jackals on its soundtrack. "Legacy" plays during the opening cinematic and closing credits. The band's "Born Bad" and "Drop The Hammer" are also played during the closing credits. | |
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As do both The Abominable Dr. Phibes and Dr. Phibes Rises Again. The latter memorably sung by Vincent Price. | |
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All the MCU Spider-Man films use these: Homecoming uses "Blitzkrieg Bop" by The Ramones, Far From Home has "Vacation" by The Go-Go's, and No Way Home has "The Magic Number" by De La Soul. | |
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Dawson's Creek uses Paula Cole's "I Don't Want to Wait", except for DVD and most streaming releases and in Puerto Rico due to budget and licensing reasons, in which cases "Run Like Mad" by Jann Arden (who contributed to much of the show's soundtrack) was used. In 2021, Netflix reincorporated Cole's song to the intro by using a new re-recording. | |
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Sean Hannity currently uses "Comin' to Your City" by Big & Rich. He's previously used "Independence Day" (Let Freedom Ring) by Martina McBride and "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)" by Toby Keith. | |
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Mock the Week uses a short clip of "News of the World" by The Jam. | |
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Top of the Pops went through several theme songs over the years but frequently returned to CCS' instrumental cover of "Whole Lotta Love". | |
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Dark (2017) uses "Goodbye" by Apparat as its opening theme. It was previously known for being used in Breaking Bad's season 4 finale. | |
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The second opening theme to One Piece, "Believe", is a reworded version of Lolita's "Dreamin' of You". One Piece Film: Z includes Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation" and Nickelback's "How You Remind Me", both covered by Avril Lavigne. |
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Although not completely associated with the movie, Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer" was long since forgotten until it was the main theme in The Sting. | |
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Both the arcade and NES versions of Punch-Out!!note as well as the arcade version's sequel Super Punch-Out!! (not to be confused with the Super NES game) use the "Look Sharp/Be Sharp March" by Mahlon Merrick for the opening theme. The character's themes are mostly based on real folk songs from their countries of origin, although this part only happens in the NES version and the Wii title. | |
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Rivals has "Troublemaker" by Haezer, and "Lootin' in London" by RDGLDGRN. | |
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Di Gi Charat Nyo!'s first opening is a cover of "Listen To Your Heartbeat" note "Lyssna till ditt hjärta" in its original Swedish (and by proxy its English version) by the Swedish pop group Friends. The first ending, "Equal Romance" is a cover of the 1989 CoCo song of the same name and was previously used as the 2nd ending of Ranma ½. |
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The Rugrats special "Vacation" opens with "Vacation" by The Go-Go's. | |
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Horizon 2 has "Nocturne" by Keeno. Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious uses "Get Low" by Dillon Francis and DJ Snake. | |
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Peaky Blinders uses "Red Right Hand" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (in keeping with the series' anachronistic love of using rock for the interwar setting). The series mostly uses the original version by Cave but starting in Series 3 covers by various (mostly English) artists are heard (including Arctic Monkeys and Laura Marling). The song itself is quite fitting, since it details a mysterious person doing acts of kindness for mysterious and possibly nefarious reasons (much like Tommy Shelby). (Also, for a series focused so much on "Irish business", it's sure convenient that a red right hand is a symbol of Ulster...). | |
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Monster Prom: The game's OST is composed of a 2015 album from the band Messer Chups, The Incredible Crocotiger. The ending theme is a 2011 song by Mike Kroll, "Fifteen Minutes". | |
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Guess Who's Coming to Dinner uses "The Glory of Love". | |
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Season 4 (Golden Wind): episodes 1-19 use Jodeci's "Freek'n You"note Try to keep a straight face when the 90s R&B bass line starts and then goes immediately into the lyrics "Every time I close my eyes / I wake up feeling so horny", while episodes 22-39 use Enigma's "Modern Crusaders". | |
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The original release of MDK ends with a cover of the song Non non Rien n'a Changé by French musician Billy ze Kick, which was released the year before on the album Paniac. The re-releases of the game remove that ending, however. | |
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OFF uses Judy Garland's "Over the Rainbow" from The Wizard of Oz as its ending theme. | |
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SSX Tricky uses "It's Tricky" by Run–D.M.C.. | |
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Kit Harrison's Machine CAST starts with Pendulum's "Showdown" and ends with "The Other Side". | |
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The trailer for Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed uses "Amerika" as Crypto (who at this point has been disguised as the POTUS) wreaking havoc around the world, brutally imposing his form of American Imperialism. | |
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The Legend of Tarzan used "Two Worlds" for its opening theme. | |
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Both Twisted Metal: Black and Conflict: Vietnam use "Paint it Black" by The Rolling Stones. The use of "Paint it Black" in Conflict: Vietnam might have been intentional, to promote a mood similar to and as a Shout-Out to Tour of Duty. |
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Xenon 2 Megablast uses "Megablast (Hip Hop On Precinct 13)" by Bomb the Bass. | |
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The Fox run of Don't Forget the Lyrics! used The Doobie Brothers' "China Grove". Yes, it did appear within the game itself on one occasion, although the contestant didn't end up picking it. | |
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Moonstruck uses Dean Martin's "That's Amore" in its opening. | |
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The film Freddy vs. Jason used Ill Nino's song 'How Can I Live' as the main theme in the end credits. The song eventually came out on their 2003 album Confession, but they thought the song fit the mood of the film so well they decided to use it before release. | |
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6 uses "Cars" by Fear Factory & Gary Numan. | |
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Joan of Arcadia used a version of "One of Us" that Joan Osborne specially re-recorded to fit the length and pace of the credits better. | |
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Overhaulin' used Kicking Harold's "Gasoline" for the first few seasons, switched to an instrumental song with an Opening Narration, and switched back in 2014. | |
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Get a Life (Chris Elliot's sitcom) opened every show with R.E.M.'s "Stand". | |
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Bryan Danielson used "The Final Countdown" by Europe during his time in the indies. When he became Daniel Bryan in WWE, he used "Ride of the Valkyries" for his first year in the company, and switched to a rock orientation of the song afterwards. Since signing to AEW, company president Tony Khan has paid for "The Final Countdown" to be used at least twice for special occasions. | |
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After War Gundam X uses Warren Wiebe's "Human Touch" as its ending from episode 1 to 26. The first 12 episodes use the English version and the rest uses a Japanese cover done by a female singer. | |
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The Rebuild films have another cover of "Fly Me to the Moon", this time by Utada Hikaru, as well as a cover (once again by Hayashibara) of the Japanese standard "Tsubasa o kudasai", originally released by the group Akai Tori in 1971. | |
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Sam's Game uses "As Good as it Gets" by Gene. | |
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Hatoful Boyfriend uses Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy" as Shuu's character theme. | |
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In Parappa The Rapper, the intro to the fourth stage plays a slightly slow-tempo snippet of "Tijuana Taxi" by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. It can be heard after the "I gotta believe" part during the part where the announcer announces Cheap Cheap the Cooking Chicken (Parappa's opponent in this stage). | |
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Jackass: The jangly polka is "Corona" by The '80s alternative punk trio Minutemen. An interesting choice, considering that it's a recording that's as old as most of the show's audience. | |
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Bosom Buddies used a version of Billy Joel's "My Life". (It's replaced by something generic and instrumental on the DVDs.) | |
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Peacemaker (2022) uses "Do Ya Wanna Taste It" by Wig Wam for its opening (set to a dance number at that). | |
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Funny You Should Ask used Pharrell Williams' "Happy" in season one. The second season switched it out for an instrumental soundalike. | |
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Ever Decreasing Circles uses Dmitri Shostakovich's Prelude in D-flat major, Op.34 No.15. | |
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Life on Mars (2006) uses David Bowie's "Life on Mars". The song is also a plot theme. | |
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The Australian version uses Wes Carr's cover of "Is She Really Going Out with Him?" | |
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver uses "Go" by Valley Lodge as its theme. Valley Lodge appeared in Last Week Tonight's second season finale to perform the song. | |
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The Jack Benny Program used a medley of "Yankee Doodle Dandy" and "Love in Bloom" as its opening theme, and "Hooray for Hollywood" as its closing theme. | |
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Ya Boy Kongming! has both the opening and ending songs as covers of "Bulikirály" by Hungarian singer Jolly and "Kibun J�j� ↑↑" by Japanese urban-pop duo Mihimaru GT respectively. | |
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Each season of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure uses a new licensed ending theme song to pay homage to author Hirohiko Araki's allusions to rock, prog rock, and pop music. They have included: Season 1 (Phantom Blood and Battle Tendency): Yes's "Roundabout"; different parts of this eight-minute long jam session were used over the end credits, and in rare occasions the instrumental intro bled into the scene right before a "To Be Continued" freeze-frame, leading to a video meme where dramatic events are cut off right as the screen turns sepia, freeze frames, the iconic "To Be Continued Arrow" appears, and the beginning chords of "Roundabout" begin. Season 2 (Stardust Crusaders): the first 24 episodes use The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian", while episodes 25-48 use Pat Metheny Group's "Last Train Home" Season 3 (Diamond is Unbreakable): Savage Garden's "I Want You" Season 4 (Golden Wind): episodes 1-19 use Jodeci's "Freek'n You"note Try to keep a straight face when the 90s R&B bass line starts and then goes immediately into the lyrics "Every time I close my eyes / I wake up feeling so horny", while episodes 22-39 use Enigma's "Modern Crusaders". Season 5 (Stone Ocean): episodes 1-37 use Duffy's "Distant Dreamer", while episode 38 uses Yes's "Roundabout". |
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Points of View used to have an instrumental version of "When I'm Sixty-Four", presumably due to the lines "Send me a postcard, drop me a line/Stating point of view". | |
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Generator Rex used the song "Revolution" by pop punk band Orange, with other songs from the LA-based group showing up as Insert Songs throughout the show's run. | |
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Kitchen Nightmares uses "Misirlou" by Dick Dale. | |
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Young Sheldon uses "Mighty Little Man" by Steve Burns. Yes, the one from Blue's Clues. | |
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Match Game: From 1962 to 1967, it was "A Swingin' Safari" by Bert Kaempfert. The pilot used the Billy Vaughn arrangement. | |
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The arcade game Bomb Jack uses the ending theme from Spoon-obaasan (the anime version of Mrs Pepperpot) as the first round theme. The second round theme is The Beatles' "Lady Madonna". The C64 version likewise uses "Magnetic Fields, Part 2", and its sequel uses the ThunderCats theme. |
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The Norm Show used "Too Bad" by Doug and the Slugs. | |
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The Transformers films seem to have this strange obsession with Linkin Park's music and managed to utilize this with What I've Done playing in the credits of the first filmnote it was also played in the background of another scene. Then it got subverted with New Divide being recorded specifically for Revenge of the Fallen, and was mixed into the film's actual score at various points. Dark of The Moon continued the tradition by having the song Iridescent as its theme, though slightly re-recorded to better fit with the film's grim mood. There's also the liberal use of Green Day's "21 Guns" in Revenge of the Fallen. Bumblebee meanwhile, ends up using bits from The Cars' "Drive", Player's "Baby Come Back", Rick James' "Superfreak" and the Pointer Sisters' "I'm So Excited" at different points in the films as part of his speech. |
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Border Security uses "Would I Lie to You" by Eurythmics. | |
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2001: A Space Odyssey uses a climactic fanfare that comes from Richard Strauss' Also sprach Zarathustra, written in 1896. The work wasn't that popular in the English-speaking world at the time, so it's understandable that many viewers assume it was written especially for the movie. Ironically, the classical standards (including both "Zarathustra" and "The Blue Danube") were actually filler music used for test viewings while Stanley Kubrick was waiting for a score to be done - but when it came back, he realized he liked the classical music better, and it stayed in. |
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Gimme, Gimme, Gimme naturally opens with the ABBA song, albeit a Kathy Burke and James Dreyfuss cover. | |
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Friday Night Dinner uses the Punks Jump Up remix of "Animal" by Miike Snow. | |
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Tour of Duty, a Vietnam War series, used the Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black" over the opening credits. | |
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The Brian & Jill Show: It uses the song "I Want to Singa", originally from a Looney Tunes cartoon (though most today would know it from the first episode of South Park), as the theme song for their first week. The plan had been to choose different theme song each week but instead had a listener or someone in the show's crew choose a new theme song each day. Their trivia game, "No Apparent Reason," gets the William Tell Overture while their "What's News" segment gets What's New Pussycat by Tom Jones. |
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Ergo Proxy's ending theme is "Paranoid Android" by Radiohead. | |
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Jon Moxley began using "Wild Thing" by May 2021, first using the original version by The Troggs, then using the cover version by X. | |
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Endless Ocean uses several Hayley Westenra songs, with "Prayer" being mostly closely identified as the title screen music and "The Water is Wide" for the credits. | |
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Timon & Pumbaa used "Hakuna Matata" for its opening theme. | |
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Eliminate Pro used a shorter version of Amon Tobin's "Mighty Micro People" as the game's main menu music. | |
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The Madagascar franchise infamously uses "I Like to Move It", originally released by Reel 2 Real in 1993. | |
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Dawn of the Dead has Johnny Cash's "The Man Comes Around". | |
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Soul Man (and possibly another show) used, appropriately enough, "Soul Man". Doubly appropriate as the lead actor is also one of The Blues Brothers. Hangin' with Mr. Cooper used "Soul Man" for its second season before changing to an original theme song. |
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Robot Unicorn Attack memetically utilizes "Always" by Erasure. | |
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What I Like About You used the song of the same title, covered by Lillix. | |
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A Prairie Home Companion uses a version of "Tishomingo Blues" with rewritten lyrics. Nobody really seems to remember the original. The original 1970s-80s run of the show opened with Garrison Keillor singing Hank Snow's "Hello Love", a #1 country hit in 1974. |
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The Rebel Billionaire: Branson's Search for the Best, the globetrotting reality show by borrowed mostly the instrumental section of the theme from the film Live and Let Die. | |
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The first PONIES The Anthology uses a pony-version of "Power" by Kanye West for its opening short. | |
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Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater plays "Way to Fall" by Starsailor during the ending credits. | |
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One Piece Film: Z includes Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation" and Nickelback's "How You Remind Me", both covered by Avril Lavigne. | |
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Local TV newscasts have used real songs, often instrumentals, on occasion. Perhaps the most famous use would be Gonna Fly Now being the theme to the ground-breaking CityPulse in Toronto from 1977 into the 2000s (with various rearrangements and new themes with the same melody being used until then). Brazilian broadcaster TV Globo has used "Freedom of Speech", an instrumental from the soundtrack of the 1971 film Vanishing Point, as the theme music for its newsmagazine Globo Repórter for decades. The same network uses "The Fuzz" by American composer Frank de Vol, an instrumental from the 1967 film The Happening, for its main newscast Jornal Nacional. |
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Se7en uses a remix of the Nine Inch Nails song "Closer" in the opening credits and David Bowie's "The Hearts Filthy Lesson" for the closing credits. | |
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Midnight Cowboy used Harry Nilsson's version of "Everybody's Talkin'". | |
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Horizon 3 features "Ingrid is a Hybrid" by Dusky. The Blizzard Mountain expansion has "Safe and Sound" by Justice, while the Hot Wheels expansion has "Hi!" by Metrik. | |
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The Graduate used Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sounds of Silence", "April Come She Will", and "Scarborough Fair/Canticle". The best-known Simon & Garfunkel tune in the movie, "Mrs. Robinson", was debuted in the movie so it doesn't quite fit this trope. | |
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The voice actors of the three female leads of Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day did a cover of "Secret Base ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~ (10 Years After Ver.)," which was sung beforehand by Scandal. The song itself was a revival of the song "Secret Base ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~," which was originally sung by Zone—and this version was covered by the cast of Kyou no Go no Ni, two and a half years before AnoHana! Since the lyrics were essentially the same, this means that the song has been used in at least two shows! | |
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Super Nanny uses Men at Work's "Be Good Johnny" as its theme: it's actually a re-recorded version from a Colin Hay solo album, but it sounds practically identical to the original (not that surprising, since Hay sang lead vocals on the original version). | |
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For its first few episodes, Oddity Archive used XTC's "Senses Working Overtime" as its theme song, before switching to an original composition. | |
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Its sequel, The Sponge Bob Movie Sponge Out Of Water, starts the end credits with N.E.R.D.'s "Squeeze Me". | |
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Alma Gêmea uses "Alma Gêmea" by Fábio Júnior, which was already a well-known song from the singer's self-titled 1994 album Fabio Jr. | |
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The Royle Family used "Half the World Away" by Oasis. | |
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Brows Held High uses the composition "Procession of the Nobles" by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. | |
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The game show The Joker's Wild in its first seasons used "The Savers" by Jean-Jacques Perry and Gershon Kingsley. | |
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Freaks and Geeks uses Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation". | |
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The University of Arizona pep band frequently plays Steppenwolf's "Born to Be Wildnote cats" at sports events, practically as a secondary unofficial fight song. note "Fight! Wildcats! Fight!" being the official, with "Bear Down, Arizona!" being the much more well-known unofficial fight song. | |
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Hercules: The Animated Series used "Zero to Hero" for its opening theme. | |
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Strike Back series 2 and onwards use "Short Change Hero" by The Heavy, like Borderlands 2 does below. | |
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Maria†Holic uses a cover of Yellow Magic Orchestra's "Kimi ni Mune Kyun" for its ending theme. | |
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The two trailers for the third game in the series - inFAMOUS: Second Son - heavily feature Dead Sara's cover of Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box". Not surprising, considering the game is the first to be set in a real city: Seattle. | |
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NecroVisioN's opening theme, and the Final Boss battle's theme, is "Preliator" by Globus. | |
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Jungle Cubs used "The Bare Necessities" for its opening theme. | |
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One of Hulk Hogan's early WWF themes was an instrumental version of Bonnie Tyler's "Ravishing". | |
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Season 2 (Stardust Crusaders): the first 24 episodes use The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian", while episodes 25-48 use Pat Metheny Group's "Last Train Home" | |
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G.I. Joe PSAs used a snippet of Fun Time Accapella by Night Rider in Reggae. | |
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Perfect Dark Zero uses real songs by Morisson Poe for its opening and ending themes; "Glitter Girl (Evil Side)" and "Pearl Necklace", respectively. The Nightclub Stakeout mission features Kepi and Kat's "Limelight". | |
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Duke Nukem Forever soundtrack's Duke's return to kick some alien ass with The Prodigy's aptly-named song, "Invaders Must Die". | |
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Gunslinger Girl used "The Light Before We Land" by The Delgados for its opening theme. | |
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That Dude in the Suede's theme songs are all Real Song Theme Tunes. They're Having An Evangelion Moment! - Unknown Song. Animénia - How Do You Have Your Tea? by Urbantramper AMV Heaven - Smack My Bitch Up by The Prodigy Fandom Stranger - Return of the Phantom Stranger by Rob Zombie. When it was Anime Weirdness, it used Let’s Fighting Love by DVDA Suede Played has Airbrushed by Anamanaguchi. |
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Doctor Doctor used "Good Lovin'" by the Rascals. | |
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Life Goes On: "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da", a cover version sung by the cast. | |
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The MSX and NES/Vs. versions of The Goonies video game, as well as The Goonies 2, feature Cyndi Lauper's "The Goonies R Good Enough" from the movie in question. | |
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The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie ends with Ween's "Ocean Man". Its sequel, The Sponge Bob Movie Sponge Out Of Water, starts the end credits with N.E.R.D.'s "Squeeze Me". |
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Todd in the Shadows opens Pop Song Reviews and One Hit Wonderland with himself playing instrumental versions of the spotlight song on his keyboard. | |
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Crüe Ball features three Mötley Crüe songs; "Dr. Feelgood" plays during the title screen and bonus level, "Live Wire" plays in a cutscene before the demo gameplay, and "Home Sweet Home" plays when you beat the game. The rest of the in-game music consists of cycled PCMs by arcade Pinball composer Brian Schmidt. The Motley Crüe license was attached to the game very late in development, so it's likely there wasnt much room for more than just three Crüe songs. | |
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Boardwalk Empire uses "Straight Up and Down" by The Brian Jonestown Massacre. | |
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"Popcorn" is also used as the background music for the Shareware PC game Digger (itself a clone of Dig Dug). | |
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Deutschland 83 used two different songs in different markets. The original German broadcast used "Blue Monday" by New Order, while the US and UK broadcasts used a German song of the era, "Major Tom (Coming Home)" by Peter Schilling. | |
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Grace Under Fire used Aretha Franklin's cover of "Lady Madonna" by The Beatles. | |
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True Detective uses "Far from Any Road" by The Handsome Family in season 1 and "Nevermind" by Leonard Cohen in season 2. | |
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Canadian talk show The Hour once used "Use It" by The New Pornographers, before switching to "The Good in Everyone" by Sloan (not coincidentally, both Canadian bands). | |
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The Wire uses Tom Waits' "Way Down in the Hole". Each season is done by a different artist - season one was by The Blind Boys of Alabama, season two was Waits' original version and season three was by The Neville Brothers. Season four's version was a specially recorded R'n'B version to represent the show's shift in focus to children on the streets. Season five was sung by Steve Earle, who plays Walon in the show. | |
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Monty Python's Flying Circus uses John Phillip Sousa's "Liberty Bell" march as theme music, and such was their influence they've effectively made it their own. The original, like most Sousa marches, goes into a different melody which is nowhere near as well-known. The original also has no razzberries. | |
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Call of Duty: Black Ops uses Eminem's "Won't Back Down" as its theme. | |
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CSI: Each show in the franchise takes its Theme Tune from a song by The Who: "Who Are You" for the original, "Won't Get Fooled Again" for CSI: Miami, "Baba O'Riley" for CSI: NY, and "I Can See For Miles" for CSI: Cyber. As TIME Magazine said, "[the fact the album Who's Next has only eight tracks] provides the only natural curb on the expansion of the C.S.I. franchise." It was lampshaded in an episode of Two and a Half Men, featuring a CSI parody which, for its Theme Tune, used The Who's wildly inappropriate "Squeeze Box". |
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HEX used Garbage's "#1 Crush". | |
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The News Quiz uses "The Typewriter" by Leroy Anderson. | |
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Il Était Une Fois... has a synth cover of Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor. | |
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Spoony's theme is "Break Me" by The Irresponsibles. | |
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Little Manhattan used "Only the Strongest Survive" by Elvis Presley as its opening credits song. | |
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Train Man (2004): The live-action drama used the Electric Light Orchestra's "Twilight" as its theme song (alluding to the opening animation for the convention Daicon IV). The first episode used "Mr. Roboto" by Styx. |
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The first three seasons of The Dead Zone used Jeff Buckley's song "New Year's Prayer" from Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk. | |
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Burnout: Burnout 3: Takedown uses "Lazy Generation" by The F-Ups. Burnout: Revenge features a remix of "Break on Through" by The Doors. Burnout: Legends has "Shot Down" by Nine Black Alps. Burnout Paradise uses Guns N' Roses' "Paradise City" in all its glory. Burnout CRASH! uses "Crash" by The Primitives. |
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MechAssault 2 has "Getting Away with Murder" by Papa Roach. "Right Now" by Korn is used for the final boss. | |
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FOX TV's short-lived legal procedural Justice used Warren Zevon's “Lawyers, Guns and Money� as its opening theme. | |
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the 2015 reboot has "Night Riders" by Major Lazer, Travi$ Scott, 2 Chainz, Pusha T, and Mad Cobra. | |
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Los Simuladores, being an Argentine show, uses Astor Piazzolla's "Cité Tango". | |
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Party of Five used "Closer to Free" by the BoDeans. | |
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George Lopez opens every episode with "Low Rider" by War. The DVD release replaces it with a completely original tune that has voice clips of George's most used catchphrases. | |
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Deadman Wonderland's theme tune "One Reason" is a reworded version of Fade's song "Black Hearts and Dollar Signs"—performed by Fade. | |
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My Brother, My Brother and Me used to have "(It's a) Departure" by John Roderick and The Long Winters as its theme, but as with the Monday Night Football example, this was replaced with another song after Roderick's involvement in the "Bean Dad" fiasco. | |
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Father of the Pride opens with John Goodman's rendition of Elvis Presley's "Viva Las Vegas". | |
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One Tree Hill used Gavin DeGraw's I Don't Want To Be as its theme song for its first four seasons. From Season 5 onwards, they did away with the credits. A few seasons later, they brought back the theme song, this time having it performed by a different artist every week. |
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Especially pronounced for Cities: Skylines, which has numerous radio stations (some which are DLC) that contains licensed music from numerous bands. Activating Streaming Mode completely disables these stations to protect the streamer's channel from an accidental copyright strike. | |
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Jet Set Radio Future has a remix of "Concept of Love" by Hideki Naganuma, as well as a soundtrack mostly comprised of remixes from the first game. | |
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The Golden Girls had a cover of Andrew Gold's "Thank You for Being a Friend" as its theme. | |
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In the Forza series: Motorsport 2 has "Rockstar (Jason Nevins Remix)" by N.E.R.D. Motorsport 3 has "Tick Tick Boom" by The Hives. Motorsport 4 has "It Starts" by Alex Metric. Horizon has "Language" by Porter Robinson. Horizon 2 has "Nocturne" by Keeno. Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious uses "Get Low" by Dillon Francis and DJ Snake. Horizon 3 features "Ingrid is a Hybrid" by Dusky. The Blizzard Mountain expansion has "Safe and Sound" by Justice, while the Hot Wheels expansion has "Hi!" by Metrik. Horizon 4 uses "A Moment Apart" by ODESZA. |
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Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow ends with a cover of "Over the Rainbow" from The Wizard of Oz. As do both The Abominable Dr. Phibes and Dr. Phibes Rises Again. The latter memorably sung by Vincent Price. |
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While OMORI does have an original theme tune, it additionally uses "My Time" in both a trailer and during the credits for the bad ending. | |
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Putty uses the Joe 90 theme song as its opening theme. | |
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R-Type Final uses "Piano Smasher" by Blue Man Group for the American version and "Proud of You" by Hekiru Shiina for the Japanese version as its credits theme. | |
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Top Gear uses "Jessica" by the Allman Brothers Band. The presenters lampshaded their use of the song during the second America special, when the original song came on over the radio. "On tonight's program..." Originally the closing theme was "Out of the Blue" by Elton John. |
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Actually, that was the King Features Television signature theme. It was used at the end of several features and the end of their other Saturday morning show, Cool McCool. | |
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The theme song for most The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy media is "Journey of the Sorcerer" by the Eagles. It appeared as the opening theme for the television and radio programs and appears in the scene introducing the titular guide in the 2005 film adaptation. According to The Other Wiki, the reason "Journey of the Sorcerer" was chosen was because Douglas Adams wanted a theme song that was both futuristic-sounding and suggestive of a traveler at the same time. Adams felt that the banjo gave it an "on the road, hitchhiker-esque feel". |
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Damien Sandow used "Symphony from the New World" during his time in WWE's old developmental league Florida Championship Wrestling, and "Hallelujah Chorus" once on the main roster. | |
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China Beach opens to the Diana Ross and The Supremes song, "Reflections". | |
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Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb: For its opening theme tune, the film uses a lush arrangement of the old standard "Try a Little Tenderness" over B-52 aerial refueling footage, turning it into machine porn. Closing the film with stock footage of nuclear explosions overlaid with Vera Lynn singing "We'll Meet Again" is also quite memorable. |
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As Time Goes By uses a rendition of the song "As Time Goes By". | |
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Veronica Mars used "We Used to Be Friends" by The Dandy Warhols. For the third season, The Powers That Be switched to a slower, ostensibly Darker and Edgier version of the song. | |
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Most Wanted 2005 has two theme songs: "Nine Thou (Grant Mohrman Superstars Remix)" by Styles of Beyond, and a specifically-made song, "Shapeshifter" by Celldweller and Styles of Beyond. | |
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Stand by Me uses the Ben E King song of the same name. | |
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The ending theme for Great Pretender uses the song from which the anime gets its title — Freddie Mercury's cover of The Platters' "The Great Pretender". The ending animation even takes many visual cues from Mercury's music video, and features cats modeled after Mercury's cats. | |
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Kung Tai Ted - The Master (but not "Master Ninja Theme Song"!) | |
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The DOS pseudo-3D Pac-Man clone 3-Demon uses "Maple Leaf Rag" in speaker bleep form, along with "The Entertainer". | |
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NCIS: New Orleans has the John Lee Hooker song "Boom Boom" as performed by Big Head Todd and the Monsters as the opening theme. This makes it the Oddball in the Series, since it's the only show in the franchise (of NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, and JAG) that uses a Real Song Theme Tune. Or to even have a theme song with lyrics. | |
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The Life & Times of Tim: "I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive" by Hank Williams. | |
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True Blood uses "Bad Things" by Jace Everett. | |
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Primal uses 16Volt's "And I Go" for the theme music, along with instrumental versions and edits of other 16Volt songs for the game's soundtrack. | |
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The traier for Thor: Love and Thunder features Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child o' Mine", which was also used as the first ending song. Then comes Ronnie James Dio's "Rainbow In The Dark" playing as the extended credits roll. | |
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Boong-Ga Boong-Ga, a South Korean arcade game that involves shoving your fingers up someone's ass. The game is weird enough as is, but then they also stole the theme song from The Addams Family to use on the level select screen, which just makes things weirder. | |
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Heaven's Memo Pad's ED is Mr. Big's "Colorado Bulldog", of all things. | |
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Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver uses "Ozar Midrashim" by Information Society, from their 1997 album Don't Be Afraid. | |
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ProStreet doesn't have a specific theme song, but many of the most recognizable songs in the game were made by Dutch musician Junkie XL. The most known of these songs is "Castellated Nut", as it has an appearance in World, thanks to the Mitsubishi Eclipse ELITE. | |
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Robbie Williams' "Let Me Entertain You" is used as the main menu music for Actua Soccer 3. | |
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Ronda Rousey uses a version of "Bad Reputation" by Joan Jett. | |
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Out of This World (1987) used David Lee Roth's cover of "Swinging on a Star", with reworked lyrics. | |
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The first The Impossible Quiz game loops "Gonna Fly Now" (aka the Rocky theme) and an instrumental version of "The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song" by the Flaming Lips. One of the questions also plays a clip from another Flaming Lips song, namely "What is the Light?" | |
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Initial D Arcade Stage tends to feature a lot of Eurobeat tracks, particularly from Avex Trax's Super Eurobeat collection. | |
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Kubo and the Two Strings ends with Regina Spektor's cover of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". | |
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2 Broke Girls uses "Second Chance" by Peter Bjorn and John. | |
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However, CWA isn't even close to having the most famous use of Also sprach Zarathustra in wrestling. That would belong to Ric Flair, who used it for practically all of his career. See the "Sports" folder for still another notable use of the tune. | |
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Kiki's Delivery Service uses two Yumi Matsutoya songs: it opens with "Rouge no Dengon" and closes with "Yasashiisa ni Tsutsumareta Nara". | |
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While most of the music across the Ultima series is original, it does repurpose "Rule Britannia" to be the theme for Lord British, even going so far as to use a version in a minopr key for while he was captured by the Shadowlords. | |
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G4's Code Monkeys uses Jonathan Coulton's song "Code Monkey", one of his better-known works. | |
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The Lone Ranger: The opera William Tell reached the pinnacle of its popularity in The '30s. Everyone had heard of it, and more importantly everyone knew the overture by heart. Unfortunately, the use of the final movement of the overture as the theme song for The Lone Ranger associated it so strongly with the Western genre that the opera basically became unstageable in America. Because of this, some might assume the song doesn't fit the trope because the opera isn't popular now. In any case, it's also an example of Public Domain Soundtrack. Lampshaded in a commercial for Jeno's Pizza Rolls, which itself was a spoof of a cigarette commercial that used the music. A man with a pack of cigarettes taps the shoulder of the announcer, saying, "I'd like to talk to you about that music you're using", whereupon Clayton Moore, dressed as The Lone Ranger, claps a hand on the shoulder of the second man, and says, "That's funny, I've been meaning to speak to you people about the same thing." Next to him is Jay Silverheels as Tonto, who asks, "Have a pizza roll, kemosabe?" and helps himself to quite a few of them. Watch it here. |
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Many of the background music used in Fate are based on Turlough O'Carolan's compositions. | |
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The opening theme for Gods, "Into the Wonderful", was written independently from the game. It was originally meant for the Nation XII's album Electrofear. | |
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Jak X: Combat Racing uses the songs "You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire" and "Song For The Dead" by Queens of the Stone Age for the intro cinematic. | |
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LISA uses an instrumental version "I've Got The Joy" (tying in with the in-game Fantastic Drug called Joy) as its ending theme. | |
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When you get an extra life in the arcade game Mr. Do!, the round (or "scene" as the case may be) is cleared and you see an intermission with the Astro Boy theme playing in the background. | |
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Every ending theme of Heaven's Lost Property from episode two onwards. Most of them are covers by the anime's cast members, but episode five's song ("Yuke! Yuke! Kawaguchi Hiroshi") is a re-recorded version by the original singer. | |
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Undercover, like ProStreet, doesn't have a specific theme song, but by far the most recognizable songs of the soundtrack are Combichrist's remix of "Never Wanted to Dance" by Mindless Self Indulgence and "The Mark Has Been Made" by Nine Inch Nails. | |
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Bad Robots uses Rednex's "Cotton Eye Joe"*a Eurodance version of the American folk standard "Cotton-Eyed Joe when they need a song to annoy the hapless victim. | |
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Whisper of the Heart featured John Denver's "Take Me Home Country Roads" performed by Olivia Newton-John. The song figures in the storyline; as part of a school assignment, Shizuku writes a set of original lyrics to the song. | |
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Momoko 120% features "Lum no Love Song" ("Lum's Love Song"), the first (and perhaps most well known) opening theme to the Urusei Yatsura anime series. Justified, since it was originally going to be an Urusei Yatsura gamenote It was eventually released on the Nintendo Famicom (the original Japanese version of the NES) as Urusei Yatsura: Lum no Wedding Bell, where the song choice makes a lot more sense. | |
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Made in Canada used "Blow at High Dough" by The Tragically Hip. | |
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The Fast Show: The first series featured Paul Whitehouse singing Esther Phillips' 'Release Me' as a theme, with the comedy element provided by Whitehouse's crooner being grotesquely distorted as if in a hall of mirrors. | |
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The Italian opening for the first of the Time Bokan series is a cover of The Buggles' "Video Killed the Radio Star". | |
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Duck Dynasty uses ZZ Top's "Sharp Dressed Man" for the TV broadcasts of the first six seasons, and The 4onthefloor's "Workin' Man Zombie" on the DVD releases. | |
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Spec Ops: The Line has a few licensed tracks in-game. The Jimi Hendrix version of "The Star-Spangled Banner" is used as the title screen music becoming increasingly more distorted with a Drone of Dread as the game gets increasingly more dark, while his song "1983... A Merman I Should Turn To Be" is used for the credits. | |
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The sequel uses "Moon River", in keeping with the moon theme. | |
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Season 3 (Diamond is Unbreakable): Savage Garden's "I Want You" | |
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Mass Effect: Andromeda uses Aurora's "Under Stars". | |
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Patriot uses "Train Song" by Vashti Bunyan in its first season and "Sure Shot" by Beastie Boys in its second. | |
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The English-language versions of Final Fantasy XIII use Leona Lewis' "My Hands" in the trailer, and during the final cutscene and end credits. | |
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Third Watch used "Keep Hope Alive" by the Crystal Method. | |
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Horizon has "Language" by Porter Robinson. | |
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Knights of the Zodiac, the DiC dub of Saint Seiya, used the Bowling for Soup cover of A Flock of Seagulls' song "I Ran (So Far Away)". | |
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Zero Punctuation originally opened and closed each video with a short snippet of a song that was vaguely appropriate to the game he was covering. He eventually stopped doing this and got an official theme song. | |
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Vanguard plays the Star Trek: The Motion Picture theme at the start of the game, and then Vultan's theme from Flash Gordon when the player gets a power-up. This slipped pass both Paramount and Universal somehow. | |
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Spy Hunter (1983) has the theme from Peter Gunn as its theme, which was then updated into "The Spy Hunter Theme" by Saliva for the PS2/XBOX installment. The sequel to the PS2/XBOX game has "Dark Carnival", a Bond-esque tune by Vanessa Carlton. | |
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The opening theme of A Little Snow Fairy Sugar is a Japanese remake of "Sugar Baby Love," the 1974 debut single of the British band The Rubettes. | |
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Also of course "The Ride of the Valkyries" by Richard Wagner during the helicopter attack. Some viewers who weren't into classical music — among them, the inhabitants of the area where the sequence was filmed - assumed that the piece was written for the film. | |
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Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place originally used the song "Blister in the Sun" by Violent Femmes. It switched to an original song in season 3 at the same time the show's name was changed and the pizza place was dropped. | |
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Bondi Rescue Uses "In the Summertime" By Thirsty Merc as their Opening theme song. | |
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Primeval uses "All Sparks" by Editors for its ending theme. Unless you're not in the UK. It recycles the opening theme for the ending theme in overseas broadcasts (at least in Australia it does). "All Sparks" was only used for the televised broadcast of the show's first season. When season 1 was released on DVD, the credits used the opening theme. |
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Wizard of Wor uses the "Danger Ahead" portion of the Dragnet theme to open each stage. If the player is able to shoot the Worluk, the "DOUBLE SCORE DUNGEON" screen will appear, and the fifth note of the theme will play. | |
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The US version of Gran Turismo 4 uses a choral version of "Moon Over the Castle", followed by Van Halen's "Panama". It also has a techno remix of Moon Over The Castle. The EU version instead follows the chorus up with the Jackknife Lee remix of Kasabian's "Reason is Treason". |
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Charmed used Love Spit Love's version of The Smiths' "How Soon Is Now?", which was first used in the movie The Craft, which was thematically similar to the first few seasons. | |
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The Music Video Show had theme songs for three and a half seasons from a band called The Carps. Season One: Compton To Scarboro Season Two: All The Damn Kids Season Three: Veronica Belmont Season Four: Heaven's Gates & Hell's Flames was used for about half the season before the opening credits were phased out. |
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The fake movie Calvin and Hobbes III: Double Trouble uses "Calvin and Hobbes" by Pure Joy, fittingly enough. | |
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The Big Box - Automan | |
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Chad Rocco uses the Junkie XL remix of "A Little Less Conversation" for his Familiar Faces show. | |
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The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle uses "Be Ya Self" by Tarsha Vega during the first part of the credits. | |
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Most Wanted (2012) has "Butterflies and Hurricanes" by Muse, though only in the opening sequence. | |
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My Little Pony: The Movie (2017)'s opening theme is a ponified cover of "We Got the Beat", sung by Rachel Platten. | |
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Friends used The Rembrandts' "I'll Be There for You". | |
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The Sopranos uses "Woke Up This Morning (Chosen One Mix)" by electro-blues group Alabama 3. The difference between the original and the Chosen One Mix (both of which predate their use in The Sopranos by a couple years) is that the former is in the first person, and the more famous latter version is in the second person. | |
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The Little Mermaid (1992) used an instrumental medley beginning with "Part of Your World," continuing with "Under the Sea," then "Kiss the Girl," then "Under the Sea" again, then "Part of Your World" once more and ending, once again, with "Under the Sea." | |
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They also changed one of the smoothest opening songs (Hellsing's "Logos Naki World") to some random heavy metal song by Keith Flint of the British techno group The Prodigy. Speaking of Hellsing, the ending used the song "Shine" by Mr. Big, a band who was actually quite popular over in Japan. |
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Pit Boss uses a hip-hop remix of Keith Mansfield's "Funky Fanfare" (as heard in those "feature presentation" bumpers in Kill Bill and Grindhouse). | |
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Transformers: Beast Machines used Leftfield's "Phat Planet" for its theme, spiced up with animal noises. The music in the series itself modeled itself off the theme. And it's even kept intact in the Japanese dub too when the show was renamed as Beast Wars Returns... except in the recap episode (due to the cast talking over it on the opening). | |
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Another 1982 Sega arcade game, Super Locomotive, uses the 1979 song "Rydeen" by Yellow Magic Orchestra. This tune has also gone on to appear in several other computer games, such as Stryker's Run and Daley Thompson's Decathlon. A later port of Super Locomotive, for the Sega Genesis Mini 2, swaps out the song for "Ryzeen" by the tribute band Oriental Magnetic Yellow. | |
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The Man in the High Castle uses "Edelweiss" from The Sound of Music, sung by Jeanette Olsson. | |
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The Need for Speed series has had many theme songs. The first time a theme song was used was in Hot Pursuit 2 with two songs by Hot Action Cop: "Goin' Down on It" and "Fever for the Flava", both bowdlerised for the game. Underground 1 uses "Get Low" by Lil' Jon and The Eastside Boyz and Ying Yang Twins as its theme song. Underground 2 uses "Riders on the Storm (Fredwreck Remix)" by Snoop Dogg and The Doors as its theme song. Most Wanted 2005 has two theme songs: "Nine Thou (Grant Mohrman Superstars Remix)" by Styles of Beyond, and a specifically-made song, "Shapeshifter" by Celldweller and Styles of Beyond. Carbon has "Hard Drivers" by Ekstrak as its theme song. ProStreet doesn't have a specific theme song, but many of the most recognizable songs in the game were made by Dutch musician Junkie XL. The most known of these songs is "Castellated Nut", as it has an appearance in World, thanks to the Mitsubishi Eclipse ELITE. Undercover, like ProStreet, doesn't have a specific theme song, but by far the most recognizable songs of the soundtrack are Combichrist's remix of "Never Wanted to Dance" by Mindless Self Indulgence and "The Mark Has Been Made" by Nine Inch Nails. Shift has as its theme song "Kalemba Wegue Wegue" by Buraka Som Sistema and Pongolove. Nitro has as its theme song "Code of the Road" by Danko Jones. Hot Pursuit (2010) has "Edge of the Earth" by Thirty Seconds to Mars. Shift 2: Unleashed has "Night of the Hunter", also by Thirty Seconds to Mars, as its theme song. Most Wanted (2012) has "Butterflies and Hurricanes" by Muse, though only in the opening sequence. Rivals has "Troublemaker" by Haezer, and "Lootin' in London" by RDGLDGRN. the 2015 reboot has "Night Riders" by Major Lazer, Travi$ Scott, 2 Chainz, Pusha T, and Mad Cobra. Unbound makes use of A$AP Rocky's involvement and uses an original song from him titled "Shittin' Me". |
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The animated version of George and Martha used "Perfidia" by Mambo All-Stars. | |
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According to The Other Wiki, the reason "Journey of the Sorcerer" was chosen was because Douglas Adams wanted a theme song that was both futuristic-sounding and suggestive of a traveler at the same time. Adams felt that the banjo gave it an "on the road, hitchhiker-esque feel". | |
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Movie Dorkness: 'Brazil - The Office' during the 'Red Suitcase' era. | |
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Both the Medal of Honor 2010 Continuity Reboot and Gundam Extreme Vs. use "The Catalyst" by Linkin Park; the band has noted themselves as being both video game players and Gundam fans, hence why they let Electronic Arts and Bandai Namco Entertainment go ahead. | |
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The first two Quatermass series used "Mars - The Bringer of War" from Holst's The Planets. | |
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Cold Case uses E.S. Posthumus' Nara (with added screaming). | |
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