dramatic · horror · mysterious
1933 Silver-Screen Titans
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tense · dramatic · 2:02
Godzilla vs Kong
from the album Dragon Tales 2 · released Jul 03, 2021
Godzilla vs Kong
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About this track
About Godzilla vs Kong
I know, I normally write fantasy music, but what are King Kong and Godzilla if not fantasy? I remember being a very young kid and watching the very old King Kong movies again and again, always loved that tender monster. Godzilla always had a special place in my heart as well.
I can’t remember how many Godzilla toys I had as a kid, but I’m pretty sure I made my Kong and Godzilla toys fight at some point.
I think this movies nails it, it’s what it is, epic and frenetic.
Ended up inspiring me to write this track and I hope you enjoy it.
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