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Metal Gear/Awesome Music


Every single Metal Gear game owes a great deal of its awesomeness to the incredible music.

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Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake

  • The Theme of Solid Snake, from Metal Gear 2 definitely deserves mention.
    • There's also the Integral version, which remixes it with some of Solid's sensibilities.
      • Hell, the entire soundtrack from Metal Gear 2 deserves mention. There is a significant improvement in the quality and complexity of the music, compared to its predecessor - no doubt due in part to the addition of the SCC sound chip, which increased the number of sound channels from 3 to 5.
  • Metal Gear 2's Zanzibar(land) Breeze may only play during the prologue, but with all the remixes that are out there, one might think it was a recurring theme. Some remixes include the remix on the official music collection, and this troper's favorite the Red Disk/Policenauts version.


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Metal Gear Solid: Ghost Babel

  • The final battle against Viper (Ascent) is undoubtedly one of the best boss themes on the GBC.


Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty


Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater

  • Snake Eater, the theme song of Metal Gear Solid 3, managing to be both a parody and a spectacular example of 60s spy tunes.
  • What about "Way To Fall", the ending theme of MGS3 by Starsailor? Easily up there with several of the Silent Hill themes, if not the most fitting ending theme ever for a game.
  • The Debriefing music from Snake Eater, including its Triumphant Reprise of the original MGS theme.


Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops

  • Calling to the Night, the unexpectedly awesome theme song for Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops.
    • Also from Portable Ops is Gene's final boss music, an eerily calm and driving song. This one also got orchestrated on the anniversary album.
  • The main theme of Portable Ops, Show Time.


Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots


Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker

  • Peace Walker: Heaven's Divide.
    • Peace Walker also has the main theme. which is later remixed into Zero Allies! And of course there's Love Deterrence and Koi No Yojushiryou.
      • What makes them more awesome is that, like in past games, they play as certain parts in the game, Heaven's Divide is played in the mentioned part above, while Koi no Yokushiryoku is played as Paz's battle theme when she hijacks ZEKE. This is a different change of music from past games, seeing as how you are fighting a friend (or at least someone with second thoughts), and not a enemy. What's make it special is that this was what she was supposed to sing during the annual MSF day of peace.
  • The quiet piano version of Snake Eater also qualifies. It's a good callback to the game of the same name, the part of the game where the flashback scenes tend to take place (it plays "Snake Eater" if you take too long), and in general has sort of a wistful, flashbacky feel to it.
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