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| "Monster Smash!" is two minutes and fourty-nine seconds, while "Monster Smash! -Code 72-16-" is two minutes and eighteen seconds long. | | "Monster Smash!" is two minutes and fourty-nine seconds, while "Monster Smash! -Code 72-16-" is two minutes and eighteen seconds long. |
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| In "Monster Smash! -Code 72-16-", there is a low four-note progression that repeats throughout the first half of the track. This ostinato quotes a recurring leitmotif from the ''{{w|Monsters, Inc.}}'' original score by Randy Newman, such as in "Boo is a Cube" and "Mike's in Trouble". | | In "Monster Smash! -Code 72-16-", there is a low four-note progression that repeats throughout the first half of the track. This ostinato quotes the track "Boo Is a Cube" by Randy Newman from the ''{{w|Monsters, Inc.}}'' original score. |
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