Here's as much music from the Final Fight series and related games as I can get. Everything is in MP3 format.

= One of Mike Haggar's top tunes.

[Capcom Vs. SNK] [Final Fight] [Final Fight Amiga] [Final Fight CD] [Final Fight Double Impact] [Final Fight One] [Final Fight SNES] [Final Fight 2] [Final Fight 3] [Final Fight Revenge]

[Final Fight Streetwise] [Marvel Vs. Capcom 3] [Marvel Vs. Capcom Infinite] [Mighty Final Fight] [Namco X Capcom] [Ring of Destruction] [Street Fighter III 2nd Impact]

[Street Fighter III 3rd Strike] [Street Fighter Alpha] [Street Fighter Alpha 2] [Street Fighter Alpha 3] [Street Fighter X Tekken] [Street Fighter V] [Super Street Fighter IV] [Ultra Street Fighter IV]

Yes, the rapper in this is ready to "fuckin' spill". He really does say that, clearly the censors weren't being paid enough. This track can be heard in the original Capcom Vs. SNK, Capcom Vs. SNK Pro and the Xbox and Gamecube versions of Capcom Vs. SNK 2.

All of this music is from the arcade version of the game.

Music:	Used in:
A Moment of Joy	Any boss beaten excluding Belger
Big Katana Boss	Subway (3rd & 4th parts)
Boil 'em up	Industrial Area (2nd part)
Burnin' Cycle	Bay Area (3rd part), Up Town (4th part)
Double Andore	West Side (2nd and 3rd parts)
Ending	Ending sequence
Glass-Smashin'	Both bonus levels
Mad Gear Gang	Intro
Nothing Spoiled	Up Town boss beaten
Selection	Character select
Slim Subway Smash	Subway (1st part), Up Town (3rd part)
Slum Alleyway	Slum (1st & 3rd parts), West Side (1st part), Up Town (1st part)
Slum Opening	Slums start
Something Putrid by the Bay	Bay Area (1st part)
Street of Luxury	Industrial Area (1st part), Up Town (2nd part)
Toilet-Gang	Bay Area (2nd part)
Tool-Grabbing	Continue Screen
Trashcan Trasher	Slum (2nd part)
Whheee-Haa!	Game Over screen

The Amiga version doesn't have any music during gameplay, but does have this tune during the intro sequence.

The SEGA CD version has some of the best music of all the Final Fight ports to date.

Music:	Used in:
A Moment of Joy	Any boss beaten excluding Belger
Big Katana Boss	Subway (3rd & 4th parts)
Boil 'em up	Industrial Area (2nd part)
Burnin' Cycle	Bay Area (3rd part), Up Town (4th part)
Double Andore	West Side (2nd and 3rd parts)
Ending	Ending sequence
Glass-Smashin'	Both bonus levels
Mad Gear Gang	Intro
Nothing Spoiled	Up Town boss beaten
Selection	Character select
Slim Subway Smash	Subway (1st part), Up Town (3rd part)
Slum Alleyway	Slum (1st & 3rd parts), West Side (1st part), Up Town (1st part)
Slum Opening	Slums start
Something Putrid by the Bay	Bay Area (1st part)
Street of Luxury	Industrial Area (1st part), Up Town (2nd part)
Time Attack	Time Attack stages
Toilet-Gang	Bay Area (2nd part)
Tool-Grabbing	Continue Screen
Trashcan Trasher	Slum (2nd part)
Unused track 1	These 3 tracks are unused, at least to my knowledge...
Unused track 2	...they might have had something to do with the Time attack mode...
Unused track 3	...as they are all close to the time attack track in the sound test.
Whheee-Haa!	Game Over screen

The music for this game was composed by Simon Viklund, who previously did the music for Bionic Commando Rearmed.

The GBA version has really fast techno music, and it isn't that bad.

Music:	Used in:
A Moment of Joy	Any boss beaten excluding Belger
Big Katana Boss	Subway (3rd & 4th parts)
Boil 'em up	Industrial Area (2nd part)
Burnin' Cycle	Bay Area (3rd part), Up Town (4th part)
Double Andore	West Side (2nd and 3rd parts)
Ending	Ending sequence
Glass-Smashin'	Both bonus levels
Mad Gear Gang	Intro -This is only used in the Japanese version.
Selection	Character select
Slim Subway Smash	Subway (1st part), Up Town (3rd part)
Slum Alleyway	Slum (1st & 3rd parts), West Side (1st part), Up Town (1st part)
Slum Opening	Slums start
Something Putrid by the Bay	Bay Area (1st part)
Street of Luxury	Industrial Area (1st part), Up Town (2nd part)
Toilet-Gang	Bay Area (2nd part)
Tool-Grabbing	Continue Screen
Trashcan Trasher	Slum (2nd part)
Whheee-Haa!	Game Over screen