"Combat is like crack cocaine. It's an enormous high, but it has enormous costs. Any sane person would never do crack. Combat is like that. You're scared, you're terrified, you're miserable, but then the fighting starts, and suddenly everything is at stake, your life, your friend's lives. It's almost transcendence because you're no longer a person. You lose that sense, you're just the platoon, and the platoon can't be beat. And not to mention there's a savage joy in overcoming your enemy, just a savage joy. And I think we make a big mistake if we say, 'oh war is hell'. We all know the 'war is hell' story-it is-but there's an enormously exhilarating part of it." -Marlantes, The Vietnam War
Amazing quote with awful human depth poured in it. Being aware that basic-human instinct can override almost any situation is a blessing and curse in disguise. Laying dormant until you summon it yourself or awakens on its own.
When I came back from the sandbox...his books saved my life. Matterhorn was a masterpiece. I had the privilege of meeting him at a college seminar I went to in DC and he respectfully and amazingly read my outline for a personal memoir I wanted to write about Enduring Freedom...he was so supportive and stated "Brother even if you don't get it published it will climb your mind over mountainous hurdles and will be good lessons to pass on to your children and grandchildren. It might even save your life." Karl Marlantes is the epitome of the type of LT you want to serve under as an NCO
As a Vietnamese speaking to you - bread: true. We youths can't forget or forgive, however. Only those who fought, died and lived have the right to forgive. We who reaps the fruits of their labor and sacrifice have no right to forget.
Do you mean didn’t know what they were doing? I remember this track playing specifically when Nixon and Kissinger were discussing how best to deal with Daniel Ellsberg after the Pentagon Papers leak.
After hearing this song in parkour fortress I actually thought it was part of the original game (Mirrors edge) until I listened to the full soundtrack of it. I still love this song.
There was a boy half my age that listened to you faithfully. I didnt learn until i was fucking old how meaningful this music was! My song list is nit what it used to could be! Yes! Thats diuthern engrish!
this was great fun. i love how they implemented the sounds of the game boy that i got for Christmas in 1994 into the music, haha made me appreciate the track even more
All the other nominees score had no identity. 50 years from now when you listen to all of them you can't tell each of them apart. The Social Network theme stands out from the pack. Just like what Vangelis did for Blade Runner or Brad Fiedel for the Terminator. And lastly, arguing about personal preferences is stupid. If you really like the artist you wouldn't need an award to validate it.
Hi, there are several lists of Suits soundtracks on youtube but i haven't found that piece(btw i prefer the 'original' one ahah), most of them are just songs. Fyi one of my favourites is: The xx - Intro
Or did we wait for the mechanical banshees to scream upon asphalt in the cool distance, blocked by layers of concrete slabs and manufactured mediums to hide within as the elements lay upon the senses? Somewhere one stands and speaks to the sky, wishing for answers to rain down, but only to be seen in obscurity when the mind is not looking. Subtle. Like a nuance sunset, one does not gaze upon it until the bony fingers of the forest swallow it deep within the curved horizon. Remarkable, knowing one derives their age from revolutions around the lights in the sky, eyes of nature shine radiant, but do take care; further inspection reveals an ultimate conundrum. The romanticized death sheds anew, giving everything yet asking for nothing.
SlamifiedBuddafied Just a hobby, huh? Not bad, app development is a hobby of mine. Soon engineering too, just need the money to get the tools. And the space.
Good luck with that. I hear apps can be quite lucrative, as well as other programs. Now when you say engineering, are we talking computer engineering? (I imagine so)
SlamifiedBuddafied Thanks. As for engineering, though. Mainly electronics, but also some ideas that I am thinking of that almost seem impossible. I have a design for a generator that does not need fuel to generate that only uses things you'll find in the shops. And I mean just sit there generating not "pull the crank to make electricity" style generators. I have some others but it will take too long to explain them all. And as for apps, well I have almost finished it. Only need to add a few things and change a few things then I'll be on my way.
@OfficialTechnician Totally. The Lion King, Muppet Treasure Island, Madagascar 2, Despicable Me. Let's not forget The Rock, The Fan, True Romance, and Cool Runnings, yeah we can all remember those scores viscerally. What does Reznor have? Pretty Hate Machine, Downward Spiral, With Teeth, who can even recall what was on those albums? Of course, this being Reznor's first movie soundtrack, we can forgive him for lack of experience. The fact his only OST is nominated for an Oscar is a fluke.
@ImINFAM0US I agree Hans Zimmer's stuff is amazing and Trent's are equally good in another way. Why people insist on insulting one just because one person won and others lost when they aren't the people who even made the music, is beyond me
The film , A scene during the court case states who was using Facebook during its early days. And he says A celebrity used it but they dont say who in the film.
@OfficialTechnician fair enough, but it still comes down to opinion. These people aren't the final deciders of what's better. Because Trent Reznor was a rockstar for years and Hans Zimmer is a classical composer doesn't make them unworthy competition.
Technically, the genre of this song is ambient, with a bit of electro-industrial mixed in. However, the entire soundtrack leans more towards dark ambient in general.
@CookieAdventures Whoa now calm down there. Hans Zimmer is an amazing music composer. It's just that his soundtrack for Inception, although still great, just didn't compare. And I don't think the swearing was necessary.
@komunista94 I get your point about an electronica movie scorer not being taken as seriously as a classical movie scorer, but I personally I have a soft spot for orchestral soundtracks, so sorry, I can't agree with you. Also, just in the case of the 2011 nominations, I found the score for 127 Hours unique too. Still along the classical lines, but still a bit different. And come on, stop the hating. I'm not a pompous person just because I like orchestral scores.
@Werejabberwock I agree. I love Trent but How To Train Your Dragon is the most beautiful score i've heard in a long time! But they're also obviously very different uncomparable scores so they really should've gotten seperate awards for greatness...!
@Jaws8u at last an unretarded reply. i'm actually a big fan of music scores. people tend to pontificate about the glories of orchestral scores over the electronic medium; but that's fine, to each his own taste. have heard all the nominees' scores; all were good actually, it's just that this ost stood out precisely because of its difference (predominantly electronica) to the other traditional styles. that doesn't mean it's bad, just different. of course others wont agree. not my problem.
@ImINFAM0US No way man. I love the Inception soundtrack and while "Time" and "The Dream is Collapsing" are amazing songs, as a whole The Social Network is a better overall soundtrack.
@CookieAdventures ...well...that's only true to the degree that the Golden Globes are objective measurements of a soundtrack's merits. Not to take sides on this debate.
i loved the inception soundtrack, seriously when i was watching the movie i was just thinking, my god what an unbelievable movie and soundtrack. but the social network is flat out a more intriguing and interesting movie. just like its soundtrack. it fucking deserved to be recognized way more than inception
Nope..I don't think so. The fact that Hans Had already got an Oscar is one such Fact. Another is that The Oscars DEPEND on the Campaign of the film. And the Social Network..their Campaign was really fine. Plus, Hans Doesn't Even bother about these Awards. In my Opinion it should Be Hans Zimmer. His Score is something which would be Remembered for Ages. But The Social Network did an exceptional job at it too
@komunista94 Have you even listened to "How to train Your Dragon"? Because, well, you should... just type in forbidden friendship and watch the 2nd vid. It's worth your time.
Alright, guys, I think it's time we admit who the real winner of the Academy award should have been. That's right, everyone, say it with me...How to Train Your Dragon! ...what do you mean I was the only one that thought it would win?
@komunista94 Have you listened to ALL 5 full scores from the nominees? You wouldn't make that comment if you had. The score for TSN is very unique and different from typical movie scores, but that doesn't make it miles better than the other nominees, as you imply. If TRON had scored a nomination, you wouldn't dare say it's score has no identity or that you can't tell it apart from the rest.
@ImINFAM0US He very well may be, but for Inception, I don't think so. It's really just 2 notes played over and over and over again in a slow, droning rhythm. It sounds epic but lacks the extra "spice" it needs to surpass a complex, subtle, layered soundtrack like this.
@ImINFAM0US inception was a great film, but when you hold it up to other smash huge blockbuster movies it fell short for me. still one of my favorite movies of the year, but i think social network tops it, imo.
@crazychainsawkid1 Yeah well tell that to the people here slamming the soundtrack of The Social Network, not me. And I was not maligning DJs merely pointing out how the 'high art' pseudo-intellectuals do not like it when something totally off-tangent from their Victorian highbrow pompousness invades and totally screws with their realities.
@Zodiac11111 just set piece after overblown set piece is all Inception amounted to, and it's disgusting to think the man who made "Following," "Memento" and "The Prestige," has come to this. Now "The Dark Knight Rises," maybe the most inane title they could have used, will be his next opus, but with no Heath Ledger to give an inspired turn as The Joker, it's gonna have to up the ante on balls-to-the-wall action, just sensory overload, we already have a james cameron thank you, no room for two
I've been listening to this on loop every day at work.. 8 hours a day... for like a week... I've never been more productive.
literally still listening.....
Legend
@@bennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn wow
Literally me too, found this video just to commend this. Best work soundtrack by far
@@bennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn Still listening?
This also appeared in The Vietnam War documentary, to great effect
10 years later and I still keep coming back. From the film to the score, the entire production was simply a masterpiece!
Still coming back??
Most motivational thing ever. agreed.
@@Mazda6yoo I am 🎶
i agree
it's great for studying.
"Combat is like crack cocaine. It's an enormous high, but it has enormous costs. Any sane person would never do crack. Combat is like that. You're scared, you're terrified, you're miserable, but then the fighting starts, and suddenly everything is at stake, your life, your friend's lives. It's almost transcendence because you're no longer a person. You lose that sense, you're just the platoon, and the platoon can't be beat. And not to mention there's a savage joy in overcoming your enemy, just a savage joy. And I think we make a big mistake if we say, 'oh war is hell'. We all know the 'war is hell' story-it is-but there's an enormously exhilarating part of it."
-Marlantes, The Vietnam War
Amazing quote with awful human depth poured in it. Being aware that basic-human instinct can override almost any situation is a blessing and curse in disguise. Laying dormant until you summon it yourself or awakens on its own.
When I came back from the sandbox...his books saved my life. Matterhorn was a masterpiece. I had the privilege of meeting him at a college seminar I went to in DC and he respectfully and amazingly read my outline for a personal memoir I wanted to write about Enduring Freedom...he was so supportive and stated "Brother even if you don't get it published it will climb your mind over mountainous hurdles and will be good lessons to pass on to your children and grandchildren. It might even save your life." Karl Marlantes is the epitome of the type of LT you want to serve under as an NCO
"In war, no one wins or loses" - Ken Burns Vietnam War, NVA veteran
As a Vietnamese speaking to you - bread: true. We youths can't forget or forgive, however.
Only those who fought, died and lived have the right to forgive.
We who reaps the fruits of their labor and sacrifice have no right to forget.
I'll never forget when this was in Parkour Fortress.
Can't wait untill summer this will be the perfect song to sit outside at night and have a smoke sesh with the boys
Real
I love this whole album. The greatest one in recent years.
Music that ease your ears and puts you in a trance state
this is a very oscar worthy soundtrack..👍
This is probably the soundtrack I listened most.
yep
This was the music they would play in The Vietnam War documentary by Ken Burns. It played anytime somebody knew what the hell they were doing LOL.
Usually the VC
Do you mean didn’t know what they were doing? I remember this track playing specifically when Nixon and Kissinger were discussing how best to deal with Daniel Ellsberg after the Pentagon Papers leak.
The music was perfect. In a theater sound system, awsome.
This is perfection.
This song has been scored underneath so many stories on "This American Life" I had no idea it was part of "The Social Network" soundtrack.
Natalie Portman was the celebrity on campus! =D
"Does it matter?"
@@bennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn "no"
Was he not talking about self?
Thanks!
Trent still got it... he hasn't lost his touch... never will. Props to Atticus Ross as well.
God, this is ETHEREAL.
After hearing this song in parkour fortress I actually thought it was part of the original game (Mirrors edge) until I listened to the full soundtrack of it. I still love this song.
Gonna use this for every time I’m working on a script or video. Mad productive to hear
epiiiiic
favorite song to listen to walking through down town Louisville at night
I could see this movie everyday & never get tired.
There was a boy half my age that listened to you faithfully. I didnt learn until i was fucking old how meaningful this music was! My song list is nit what it used to could be! Yes! Thats diuthern engrish!
this was great fun. i love how they implemented the sounds of the game boy that i got for Christmas in 1994 into the music, haha made me appreciate the track even more
this song is very soothing to me, very nice sounds
Did they use Sitar in "Pieces form the whole"? Amazing!!!
This song gets my blood pumping.
Best song to listen to after swimming in open sea
That's such a specific thing to do before listening to this.
I like that this also sounds like a digital and ambient version of the The Fragile album.
Am I the only one who thinks the social net work soundtrack is a great soundtrack to lift weights too
Music to parkour to.
Genius at work.
2:57 oh my god
真的好听，作品真棒！
Listen to it at 2x speed, the normal speed is better IMO but at twice the speed it’s still very good
All the other nominees score had no identity. 50 years from now when you listen to all of them you can't tell each of them apart. The Social Network theme stands out from the pack. Just like what Vangelis did for Blade Runner or Brad Fiedel for the Terminator. And lastly, arguing about personal preferences is stupid. If you really like the artist you wouldn't need an award to validate it.
this song played in the first episode of “Break Point” on netflix and i knew i heard it from somewhere. man i’m about to rewatch this masterpiece ❤
And the Grammy for Album of the Year/Oscar for Best Original Score goes to...Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross.
Any Coheed fans here? Atticus Ross produced their last album and you can totally tell the similarities. He's pretty much a badass.
Love it!
this piece has surely inspired a soundtrack that sometimes I hear in Suits
:O i think the same ;)
do you know the name of that soundtrack?
Hi, there are several lists of Suits soundtracks on youtube but i haven't found that piece(btw i prefer the 'original' one ahah), most of them are just songs.
Fyi one of my favourites is: The xx - Intro
@ImINFAM0US love the inception score but I can see why it lost to this, this is truly innovative.
This music is absolutrly perfect while playing a really intense game of Chess….
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@oof oof MRS OBAMA GET DOWN
Parkour Fortress)))
Seems like they were inspired by Forever Heavy from Black Moth Super Rainbow released in 2007, one year before this soundtrack.
Thanks man, I was wondering where I recognised that alternating synth note part
Yes
YES
YESSSSS
Or did we wait for the mechanical banshees to scream upon asphalt in the cool distance, blocked by layers of concrete slabs and manufactured mediums to hide within as the elements lay upon the senses? Somewhere one stands and speaks to the sky, wishing for answers to rain down, but only to be seen in obscurity when the mind is not looking. Subtle. Like a nuance sunset, one does not gaze upon it until the bony fingers of the forest swallow it deep within the curved horizon. Remarkable, knowing one derives their age from revolutions around the lights in the sky, eyes of nature shine radiant, but do take care; further inspection reveals an ultimate conundrum. The romanticized death sheds anew, giving everything yet asking for nothing.
I saw you in the Hall of The Mountain King! Are you analysing every song or something?
Not really. Just an enjoyable past time thing.
SlamifiedBuddafied Just a hobby, huh? Not bad, app development is a hobby of mine. Soon engineering too, just need the money to get the tools. And the space.
Good luck with that. I hear apps can be quite lucrative, as well as other programs. Now when you say engineering, are we talking computer engineering? (I imagine so)
SlamifiedBuddafied Thanks. As for engineering, though. Mainly electronics, but also some ideas that I am thinking of that almost seem impossible. I have a design for a generator that does not need fuel to generate that only uses things you'll find in the shops. And I mean just sit there generating not "pull the crank to make electricity" style generators. I have some others but it will take too long to explain them all. And as for apps, well I have almost finished it. Only need to add a few things and change a few things then I'll be on my way.
@shugshooter Hi this is the name of the song we were looking
it'sdenis de laat's "sound of violence" Great Vibe!~
Parkour fortress, Come on!, anyone else?...
I just got this soundtrack today.
This was in a screen junkies video back in the day
@BaddestJournalism Thank you!!!
Nobody:
me: *thinks I recognize the guy who plays mark Zuckerberg*
also me: "hey thats the guy from zombieland who plays Collumbus."
@OfficialTechnician Totally. The Lion King, Muppet Treasure Island, Madagascar 2, Despicable Me. Let's not forget The Rock, The Fan, True Romance, and Cool Runnings, yeah we can all remember those scores viscerally. What does Reznor have? Pretty Hate Machine, Downward Spiral, With Teeth, who can even recall what was on those albums? Of course, this being Reznor's first movie soundtrack, we can forgive him for lack of experience. The fact his only OST is nominated for an Oscar is a fluke.
@ImINFAM0US I agree Hans Zimmer's stuff is amazing and Trent's are equally good in another way. Why people insist on insulting one just because one person won and others lost when they aren't the people who even made the music, is beyond me
I hear NiN and Nintendo the two best things ever
The film , A scene during the court case states who was using Facebook during its early days. And he says A celebrity used it but they dont say who in the film.
it was natalie portman!
@OfficialTechnician fair enough, but it still comes down to opinion. These people aren't the final deciders of what's better. Because Trent Reznor was a rockstar for years and Hans Zimmer is a classical composer doesn't make them unworthy competition.
this is so fucking amazing!
Parkour Fortress anyone?
hell yeah!!
that's why Im here!
can someone tell me what genre this is
Technically, the genre of this song is ambient, with a bit of electro-industrial mixed in. However, the entire soundtrack leans more towards dark ambient in general.
STILL HERE BROTHER
Man oh man
@MCKinnon023 it is.and it's one of the best movies of 2010.
@CookieAdventures Whoa now calm down there. Hans Zimmer is an amazing music composer. It's just that his soundtrack for Inception, although still great, just didn't compare. And I don't think the swearing was necessary.
Fuck off
@komunista94 I get your point about an electronica movie scorer not being taken as seriously as a classical movie scorer, but I personally I have a soft spot for orchestral soundtracks, so sorry, I can't agree with you. Also, just in the case of the 2011 nominations, I found the score for 127 Hours unique too. Still along the classical lines, but still a bit different. And come on, stop the hating. I'm not a pompous person just because I like orchestral scores.
@Werejabberwock I agree. I love Trent but How To Train Your Dragon is the most beautiful score i've heard in a long time! But they're also obviously very different uncomparable scores so they really should've gotten seperate awards for greatness...!
Nice Song
@Jaws8u at last an unretarded reply. i'm actually a big fan of music scores. people tend to pontificate about the glories of orchestral scores over the electronic medium; but that's fine, to each his own taste. have heard all the nominees' scores; all were good actually, it's just that this ost stood out precisely because of its difference (predominantly electronica) to the other traditional styles. that doesn't mean it's bad, just different. of course others wont agree. not my problem.
Such Beauty
@ImINFAM0US
No way man. I love the Inception soundtrack and while "Time" and "The Dream is Collapsing" are amazing songs, as a whole The Social Network is a better overall soundtrack.
That part... At 1:25... Sounds like a song I've heard from a video game, but I can't remember which one. Can anybody help me with this?
Fortnite
@CookieAdventures ...well...that's only true to the degree that the Golden Globes are objective measurements of a soundtrack's merits. Not to take sides on this debate.
i loved the inception soundtrack, seriously when i was watching the movie i was just thinking, my god what an unbelievable movie and soundtrack.
but the social network is flat out a more intriguing and interesting movie. just like its soundtrack. it fucking deserved to be recognized way more than inception
rhymeswithgabriel THANK 👏🏻 YOU 👏🏻 SIR 👏🏻
Nope..I don't think so. The fact that Hans Had already got an Oscar is one such Fact.
Another is that The Oscars DEPEND on the Campaign of the film. And the Social Network..their Campaign was really fine.
Plus, Hans Doesn't Even bother about these Awards.
In my Opinion it should Be Hans Zimmer. His Score is something which would be Remembered for Ages. But The Social Network did an exceptional job at it too
@komunista94 Have you even listened to "How to train Your Dragon"? Because, well, you should... just type in forbidden friendship and watch the 2nd vid. It's worth your time.
Watch the movie
Alright, guys, I think it's time we admit who the real winner of the Academy award should have been. That's right, everyone, say it with me...How to Train Your Dragon!
...what do you mean I was the only one that thought it would win?
damn 13 years since the movies realease
@komunista94 Have you listened to ALL 5 full scores from the nominees? You wouldn't make that comment if you had. The score for TSN is very unique and different from typical movie scores, but that doesn't make it miles better than the other nominees, as you imply. If TRON had scored a nomination, you wouldn't dare say it's score has no identity or that you can't tell it apart from the rest.
@AppleHousing sure boss, you're the expert.=)
So magnetic...
nooooooo, that's the other song
@@Kazikas Yeah this comment would've been cool on that one.
There is another soundtrack fr9m.same movie as "magnetic that's even more magnetic
@ImINFAM0US He very well may be, but for Inception, I don't think so. It's really just 2 notes played over and over and over again in a slow, droning rhythm. It sounds epic but lacks the extra "spice" it needs to surpass a complex, subtle, layered soundtrack like this.
@ImINFAM0US
Agreed. This is good, and original, music... but Time supersedes any film score track I've ever heard.
@CookieAdventures We will see at the award ceremony that matters..THE OSCARS Hans Zimmer FTW
Where would I get mp3 soundtrack of this?
@MCKinnon023 The movie was dark, I recently saw it, best movie ever.
@rhymeswithgabriel EXACTLY.
@CookieAdventures Zimmer is great. Plus - Tron had the best soundtrack this year. Inception was a close second.
@phus2001 , yeah I need to know that too!
@ImINFAM0US inception was a great film, but when you hold it up to other smash huge blockbuster movies it fell short for me. still one of my favorite movies of the year, but i think social network tops it, imo.
did i hear this in 'suits'?
What is the name of the songs playing in the background when they are in the Disco Club in SFO?
can anyone say me how the name of the song at the discoscene is? i mean the scene where sean and mark are in that lovely disco.
Sound of Violence - Dennis De Laat
@crazychainsawkid1 Yeah well tell that to the people here slamming the soundtrack of The Social Network, not me. And I was not maligning DJs merely pointing out how the 'high art' pseudo-intellectuals do not like it when something totally off-tangent from their Victorian highbrow pompousness invades and totally screws with their realities.
@Zodiac11111 just set piece after overblown set piece is all Inception amounted to, and it's disgusting to think the man who made "Following," "Memento" and "The Prestige," has come to this. Now "The Dark Knight Rises," maybe the most inane title they could have used, will be his next opus, but with no Heath Ledger to give an inspired turn as The Joker, it's gonna have to up the ante on balls-to-the-wall action, just sensory overload, we already have a james cameron thank you, no room for two
@komunista94 That's true, it's what I was complaining about actually. These snobs should be less stubborn and accept new genres of music.
@MCKinnon023 it is dude
@Msincognito007
BOOM! BOOM!
wow
This is god produtium.
anyone has this full album yet? i got the samples...anyone?