Bad Songs to set a Space Battle to, but people do

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Bad Songs to set a Space Battle to, but people do

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The idea, find songs that shouldn't EVER be used in space battles, but some people just might do it...

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc

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Kreshh wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc

Preferably while you're glassing a planet
Actually, it's so bad that it comes back around again and becomes ironic. Like "We'll meet again someday" at the end of Dr. Strangelove. Agreed on final countdown though.
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As far as the realm as the realm of possibility goes, I hope I never see "We are the Champs" used in a spacefight. Ever.

As far as hilarious goes, Mary Had a Little Lamb set on repeat as the behemoths slug it out.
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Trailers wrote: As far as hilarious goes, Mary Had a Little Lamb set on repeat as the behemoths slug it out.
That could be chilling if done right, though. A child singing a little children's lullaby, even as thousands of men are fried in a burst of gamma rays from a near-miss nuclear detonation... It could really highlight the inhumanity of war to set it to a children's song.
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Also Sprach Zarathustra, because something you might hear in laundromat and car ads loses much of its charm.

MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lva8L-J8x04

Also there was a Blood(that classic FPS) theme that started with a Children's lullaby, it would be eerie if it did not degraded into a LOL Circus music after the well done opening.
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Don't Stop Me Now by Queen would be the best thing ever for the "oh hay the good guys will win after all" part of a battle.
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Central Facehuggeria wrote:
Trailers wrote: As far as hilarious goes, Mary Had a Little Lamb set on repeat as the behemoths slug it out.
That could be chilling if done right, though. A child singing a little children's lullaby, even as thousands of men are fried in a burst of gamma rays from a near-miss nuclear detonation... It could really highlight the inhumanity of war to set it to a children's song.
Seconded.

I think any 80s rock or pop-rock in a space battle would be horrendous. It isn't absurd enough to be da-da, and isn't dramatic enough to reinforce the situation.
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