Editing List of SSBU Music (Animal Crossing series)

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In the ''Animal Crossing'' series, a traveling musician named [[K.K. Slider]] appears on Saturday nights. With his acoustic guitar, K.K. performs an extensive catalog of music inspired by a wide variety of genres. When K.K. completes his performance, he gives the player an instrumental "aircheck", which features different instruments and no lyrics.
In the ''Animal Crossing'' series, a traveling musician named [[K.K. Slider]] appears on Saturday nights. With his acoustic guitar, K.K. performs an extensive catalog of music inspired by a wide variety of genres. When K.K. completes his performance, he gives the player an instrumental "aircheck", which features different instruments and no lyrics.


''Go K.K. Rider!'' is one of the songs K.K. could perform in the original ''Animal Crossing'' game. This particular song is styled after theme songs for ''{{s|wikipedia|tokusatsu}}'' series such as ''{{s|wikipedia|Kamen Rider}}''. This arrangement mixes the vocal and instrumental versions of the song with an original bridge; the overall brass-heavy instrumentation references the theme song for the original 1971 ''Kamen Rider'' series, including the revving of a motorcycle at the very beginning.
''Go K.K. Rider!'' is one of the songs K.K. could perform in the original ''Animal Crossing'' game. This particular song is styled after theme songs for ''{{s|wikipedia|tokusatsu}}'' series such as ''{{s|wikipedia|Kamen Rider}}''. This arrangement mixes the vocal and instrumental versions of the song with an original bridge; the overall orchestral rock-style instrumentation references the theme song for the original 1971 ''Kamen Rider'' series, including the revving of a motorcycle at the very beginning.


===Composition & Arrangements===
===Composition & Arrangements===

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