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The Delfino Plaza music in Super Mario Sunshine has portions that sound a lot like the jingle heard in Motel 6 commercials.

The first minute or so of the ending credits sounds similar to "Somewhere Out There".

Bowser's theme sounds similar to the Deep Purple's famous riff from Smoke on the Water.

Said previous theme has its first four notes come right out of Freddy Krueger's theme.

"Ultimate Bowser" sounds like a mix of the previous Bowsers' theme and Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor.

Koopa's Road also sounds like a slower, more dramatic version of the Super Smash Bros.

"Goal & Score" sounds like "Put On a Happy Face" from Bye Bye Birdie.

Probably the most bizarre example in the game is the intro theme, which is suspiciously similar to, wait for it.

The series-standard athletic stages use a jazzy Benny Goodman-esque swing tune that's also quite reminiscent in places to "Mad About Me" from the New Hope soundtrack.

The Castle theme is similar to "Song of Storms" from Ocarina Of Time, to the point that there is an annoying number of comments about it on almost any YouTube video of the piece.

Some levels also have a theme which is suspiciously similar to Francois De Roubaix's "Benedicte".

The world theme music sounds pretty close to "Anywhere Is" by Enya.

Compare that same song (14 seconds in) to the North American version of Sonic CD's Palmtree Panic Present music (17 seconds in).

Furthermore, compare "Make Eggs, Throw Eggs" to "Loco In Acapulco" by The Four Tops.

The regular level theme is a rather blatant takeoff of The Emotions' "Best Of My Love".

There's even a humorous video referencing the coincidence.

Interestingly enough, Pumpkin Zone's Haunted House track sounds eerily similar to the tuba skit from the television show, Family Guy.

Canadian violinist and music artist Owen Pallett samples the melody from the Star Maze level in his song " Arrow in the Side of Final Fantasy ".3's Water Land, which itself is derived from Zelda's Fairy Fountain theme. Tree Zone's Treetop Theme shares a few notes from Mario Bros.The second world theme sounds a bit like The Beatles' Penny Lane.The Marine and Sky Pop stages in Super Mario Land used a knockoff of the original Super Mario Bros.The overworld theme sounds a lot like "Green Green" by The New Christy Minstrels, especially Hikaru Kataoka's cover of it.The ending theme sounds a lot like the Tom and Jerry theme, particularly during the Enemy Roll Call.Forest of Illusion from SMW uses a Suspiciously Similar Song to Mozart's 40th symphony.It also sounds like a sped-up version of "Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin (play it at 1.5x speed to hear the resemblance). The Athletic theme sounds a lot like Dave Seville's "Witch Doctor." "Ooh eeh ooh ahh ahh bing bang walla walla bing bang ooh eeh ooh ahh ahh bing bang walla bing bang!" SiIvaGunner noticed.The loop section is similar to Bach's Prelude in C minor. The first part of the castle theme (before it goes into the loop) sounds like Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain mixed with the SMW main theme.The boss theme is a lot like "Please Don't Touch," an old Rock & Roll song famously covered in a collaboration between metal bands Girlschool and Motörhead.The first 8-note part of the castle theme sounds very similar to the iconic Twilight Zone theme song, more specifically, the closing notes.The music that plays when Mario/Luigi loses a life is basically the "E-I-E-I-O" portion of "Old MacDonald Had A Farm".The first ground theme is basically a speeded-up interpretation of Sentimental Journey (especially the Ringo Starr version).

But then again, "Bringer of War" is a pretty appropriate theme for those levels. The similarities are even more obvious in the orchestrated version from Super Mario Galaxy. The Airship music is suspiciously similar to of Mars: The Bringer Of War from Holst's "The Planets" suite.This hook also appears as a Recurring Riff in the "Snowman's Land" music in Super Mario 64. The second ground theme heavily resembles the The Buggles' "Video Killed The Radio Star", especially the second half.In the Super Mario All-Stars remakes of the first game and The Lost Levels, the final Bowser battle theme is similar to the Macbeth theme from Star Fox.The underwater theme is very similar to the Waltz 5B section of Johann Strauss's "Blue Danube", and to a lesser extent Tchaikovsky's "Waltz of the Flowers" from The Nutcracker.The first six notes of the original theme is actually suspiciously similar to the Minsky Pickup.The castle theme sounds like Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's "Flight of the Bumblebee".