Awesome Music / LEGO Dimensions

• GLaDOS gets a new credits song.
• The Ghostbusters theme, "Savin' the Day" and "Cleaning Up the Town" are all used in the Ghostbusters level. The first of those also appears in the reboot's Story, replacing the controversial Fall Out Boy cover that the developers apparently didn't secure.
• The original Justice League theme is used for the Aquaman and Cyborg showcases.
• The Robotron 2084 theme that plays during the final portion of "All Your Bricks Are Belong To Us" starts out normal but slowly turns into a foreboding techno remix as the fight escalates. This gets better for fans of the original arcade classic: This song was written from ONE song-worthy soundbite that's about 10 seconds long.
• Murray Gold's epic Twelfth Doctor theme, "A Good Man", is heard during the Doctor Who level pack. Nearly every version of the Doctor Who theme dating back to 1963 can be unlocked with the Doctor Who level pack. There is also a Red Brick upgrade option to replace all the music in the game with Doctor Who themes and incidental music.
• Most of the Adventure Worlds' music is absolutely perfect for its franchise:
  • "The Power Of Love" is used in the 1985 section of the Back to the Future adventure world.
  • The Jurassic World theme that plays in the Adventure World and character spotlights isn't the original theme, but it's still absolutely beautiful.
  • The Underwater Chima theme captures the best parts of the show's music.
  • The Knight Rider Adventure World has a very catchy 80's theme playing through it.
  • The E.T. Adventure World music captures the movie's feeling of excitement and heart.
• The Sonic the Hedgehog series is already renowned for its incredible soundtracks, and while none of the original Genesis-era songs could be used due to licensing issues, several stellar Dreamcast-era songs still managed to make it in:
  • "Azure Blue World", the music for Emerald Coast (specifically its Generations mix), which doubles as the background music for the Sonic Speedster's building instructions.
  • "Theme of Dr. Eggman", which plays during the first encounter with the doctor himself.
  • "ZERO the Chase Master", which plays during the second encounter with Dr. Eggman.
  • "Egg Mobile", which plays during the third encounter with Dr. Eggman.
  • "CHAOS ver.0, 2, 4" plays during the first portion of the fight against Chaos. Halfway through, it transitions to an instrumental of "Open Your Heart".
  • Instrumental versions of "Believe in Myself", "Unknown from M.E.", "My Sweet Passion", "Lazy Days ~ Livin' In Paradise", "Throw it All Away", and "E.G.G.M.A.N." play whenever you get near their corresponding character, and are all available via the Jukebox.
  • The oft-forgotten "Fight for my Own Way", which plays during fight segments in the Sonic the Hedgehog hub world.
  • Although none of the Genesis-era music got into the game (save the drowning theme for the Labyrinth segment of the level pack), this game's version of the Ice Cap Zone theme is a treat to listen to.
  • The race themes use "Chasing Drive", the theme of Route 101 and 280 from Sonic Adventure 2. Except for the snowboard race in the Ice Cap Zone, which uses "Be Wild, Be Cool, and Be Groovy" from Sonic Adventure.
• The John Williams Superman theme plays whenever Superman flies, making a truly immersive feel whenever he takes flight.
• The incredibly funky Knight Rider theme plays during Michael Knight's showcase. A Red Brick from his world unlocks the ability to play it every time a character enters a vehicle.
• The Beetlejuice Theme. While the original iconic theme didn't make it in, the newly-composed theme really captures the chaos and spookiness Beetlejuice had to offer.^note And NO, we're not going to say his name a third time.