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With an energetic, uplifting tone, it's sure to get you excited for, as its name suggests, the new generation of this series. 'New Generation', which plays during the very first chapter of Story Mode in MT6 as well as the game's initial reveal trailer.Very upbeat and makes you feel like nothing's stopping you from being a racer. 'Burning Away', which plays during the game's opening movie.'Entry (Maxi6 Version)' is the first Entry theme with sung lyrics (compare Maximum Tune 3's, which uses spoken-word samples, and 3 DX's which samples vocals from the Rival and Course Select theme from 3), getting you pumped up to take on the road.Maximum Tune 6 seems to take on a more diverse music direction than past games, with Yuzo Koshiro breaking out of the trance mold to explore other genres: 'High Speed Monster', the very first track you listen to at the beginning of Story Mode in 5DX+, with a fitting name too, as its energetic melody is indeed suitable for high speed action on the highway.'Drive Me Crazy' delves into house elements.

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'Entry (Maxi5DX+ Version)' has a drop that segues into one of the boldest 'Entry' tracks in the series yet.

Thought 'Highway Discipline' was an interesting change of pace? How about 'The Race Is On', which is entirely rock and sounds like something you'd hear in Daytona USA? Definitely an eyebrow-raising experience!.

'Daystar' is another great 'daytime' track.

(The non-Japan versions reuse 'Entry Maxi4'). Sadly, this track is exclusive to the Japanese version.

'Entry Maxi5' gets you in the mood with some killer guitar riffs in the background.

'The Final Count Down' note Not to be confused with that Europe song is an absolutely chilling track with choir chants throughout the song, used for stages 10 (the last stage of the 'The Return of the Devil Z' arc), 20 (last stage of 'The Akasaka Straight' arc), and 60 (the final stage of Story Mode).

'Dark Side Style' is used as R200CLUB's theme in 4 and 5 (including its Updated Rereleases), reflecting the intent of the club's members to destroy your car, literally.

'Highway Discipline' is, surprisingly, more rock than trance, and for many players it makes the track brilliantly stand out.

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'Never Throw Away' is hauntingly beautiful, if full of sorrow.'Entry Maxi4' is here to bring in a new era of Maximum Tune games.It is also one of the longest gameplay tracks in the game, at about 3:40 per loop.until the record was broken by 'Driving Instinct', which is around five minutes per loop, five games later. 'Loop of Fortune', a track well-suited for determined players.An epic, triumphant track to signify the arrival of Akio and the Z, as well as to set the mood for the final showdown between you, the Devil Z, Blackbird and Ogishima's FD3S. 'Phantom of Blue', the theme of the Devil Z in 3 and the final boss theme for 3DX and 3DX+.'Love to Rise in the Summer Morning' is, as the title indicates, light and cheerful enough for those early morning drives.Some people have combined the songs together since the end of LU links up to HLA. 'Last Utopia' and 'Holy Land Anthem', tracks that are used to relax with a haunting theme.