Stupid Mario Brothers, like most shows with a fictional, episodic format, features musical cues, incidental, lyrical, or otherwise. In earlier seasons, nearly none of the music was originally composed for the show, most of it coming from video games, film scores, and TV shows. Later seasons and installments saw an increasing use in royalty free cues and fan remixes, and several few and far between original cues. This list will attempt to cover every available track used in the series in chronological order, repeats in later episodes or seasons not included.
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| - Stupid Mario Brothers, like most shows with a fictional, episodic format, features musical cues, incidental, lyrical, or otherwise. In earlier seasons, nearly none of the music was originally composed for the show, most of it coming from video games, film scores, and TV shows. Later seasons and installments saw an increasing use in royalty free cues and fan remixes, and several few and far between original cues. This list will attempt to cover every available track used in the series in chronological order, repeats in later episodes or seasons not included.
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| - Stupid Mario Brothers, like most shows with a fictional, episodic format, features musical cues, incidental, lyrical, or otherwise. In earlier seasons, nearly none of the music was originally composed for the show, most of it coming from video games, film scores, and TV shows. Later seasons and installments saw an increasing use in royalty free cues and fan remixes, and several few and far between original cues. This list will attempt to cover every available track used in the series in chronological order, repeats in later episodes or seasons not included.
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