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Let's hear it for Trent and Atticus...wooooo, they're good!
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Just starting the obligatory thread to discuss this masterpiece of a soundtrack.
Let's hear it for Trent and Atticus...wooooo, they're good!
Science Officer
Woo! I really enjoyed their rendition of In the Hall of the Mountain King. The original is fun by itself, and their version adds an edgy digital era feel.
Flaccid Member
They were spot on. A movie about Facebook really can't be that dark, but Fincher, Reznor, and Atticus found a way. Perfect score and great flick.
Stubby Member
I'd like to buy the soundtrack BD. Can someone upload some scans here? I'd really like to see the package. Thanks in advance!
Stubby Member
The Social Network BD (not the soundtrack BD) for $.9.99 at Amazon as part of Black Friday Sale: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...rd_i=384082011
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I loved most if not all the pieces of music from this soundtrack, I thought it fit the film very nicely. I have even used some of the pieces (In Motion, Magnetic and Almost Home - just to mention a few) in some of my running / fitness workout playlists.
Josh Wink was on HLAH
It's almost exactly the same as the CD, but nincat has it all http://www.nincatalog.com/item.asp?key=01-90472Originally Posted by laci
Flaccid Member
saw the movie last night (again) and really loved the score. My all-time favorite score was Tangerine Dream's score to the best Michael Mann movie ever-his first, "Thief". They also did Sorcerer which was a remake of a movie from the 40's I think. I think seeing Thief and hearing Gary Numan got me into making music. Eagerly await hearing sountrack to GWDT and HTDA and whatever comes next.
Stubby Member
Honestly, I think TSN soundtrack is some of Trent's best work. It's more focused then Ghosts but doesn't lose it's best ambient qualities and it's more layered then The Slip without losing it's delicate production.
God is an American
I wish they had made a 24bit download available along with the BD/CD/vinyl formats. The 16bit version has sync errors in between each track (yes, on the CD too).
Hairy Member
Been putting off watching this movie as I was sure it couldn't be that good - but checked it last night and to be fair - it was pretty good;
Hairy Member
Are the official soundtrack and the "For your Consideration" disc different or is it just the different title names and track 12 "Dinner with Sean" ?
words.exe
The official soundtrack expands on every track and combines a few bits and pieces into a coherent track, so it's a somewhat different listening experience. The Ghosts reprises and the Grieg composition are missing as well.
Active Member
Quick question. I have never noticed the voices talking during Eventually We Find Our Way...starting at 2:47. You can barely hear them on headphones. Any ideas?? Sorry, a little late if this has already been mentioned. Never heard the voices until now.
Squeal like a pig.
I think I might've heard the word 'defendant' so it could be audio from the film?Quick question. I have never noticed the voices talking during Eventually We Find Our Way...starting at 2:47. You can barely hear them on headphones. Any ideas?? Sorry, a little late if this has already been mentioned. Never heard the voices until now.
reznorwaver
I love the Score, but I canīt listen to it without watching the movie.
TSN is great and Reznors Tunes are as necessary as the story in this movie, but without the movie itself, the music isnīt working.
Throbbing Member
TSN feels more aggressive musically than TGWTDT...granted, two different films and overall feels...
What I love about the TSN soundtrack and the movie itself is that whenever I watch it, I can get really sucked in via the music and makes the movie so much better.
Hairy Member
So I randomly decided to search The Social Network on Spotify...found this:
The Original Movies Orchestra – The Social Network (Main Themes From The Movie)
Click and listen for a good laugh. Who knew "Complication with Optimistic Outcome" was a main theme?
Throbbing Member
I vehemently disagree. I've only seen the film once, in theaters, whereas the soundtrack has had countless plays on its own and means quite a bit to me. It's extremely evocative and I believe once I see Dragon Tattoo I'll eventually split my connection with the soundtrack from that film as well.
Administrator
For Your Consideration
Flaccid Member
I agree with this. I don't need the movie to make a connection to any of the music. In fact I could not give a shit about the movie. I bought TSN soundtrack as a stand alone piece, and will do so for TGWTDT too. If I make a connection with, or if the music moves me then that's all I need. Watching a movie to see how the music fits has no interest to me.
Throbbing Member
Soft Trees Break The Fucking Fall.
Flaccid Member
sync errors?
words.exe
There were weird glitchy noises at the ends of each track that messed up the transition, I think. I never noticed it, but I don't have really high-end equipment, either.
Active Member
Similar here. I put my order in for the soundtrack the day it was announced, but I didn't even bother with the movie until Netflix had the disc available. Watched it once, and while it was good, I probably won't watch it again. The CD for the soundtrack, however, is still in my car and has been played more times than I can count while driving through the night.
Throbbing Member
I finally just bought the 5.1 Bluray from nullco.com w00t!
Squeal like a pig.
I found out the other day that two tracks from The Social Network made their way onto the Drive soundtrack (not the CD but the film only).
Active Member
This was only in the pirated workprint version, not the theatrical or dvd/blu-ray releases.
Josh Wink was on HLAH
Collectors, prepare your bank accounts http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Signed-She...#ht_1688wt_960
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How did I miss this!
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