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I worry we're talking about two different bands. The one of John Deacon was a trio with Robert Ahwai and Lenny Zakatek... And they have surely nothing to do with MK themes.
Nothing to add to the article itself, but you'd be surprised how many times and by how many people, the "Mortal Kombat Theme" has been misidentified and wrongfully credited to the industrial group KMFDM. I'm glad this article is here to actually tell the truth. I can't tell you how many times, linking to this very article has gotten people to stop claiming that KMFDM wrote this song. So, thanks to whoever wrote it.
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Its also credited to Scooter. I think it (techno syndrome) reworks melody from Dolce Vita by Ryan Paris in a minor key. Is interesant that Belgian edm is inspired by italian one, while dutch and german are inspired by Belgian. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 161.111.56.204 (talk) 09:18, 28 February 2019 (UTC)