This song is beautiful. It completely tells her story without any words... The way the music builds, the contrast of the piano vs the guitar, how it gets loud and almost daunting and scary at the end, but the beautiful sound of the piano is still there, the core of the whole song. It's just a beautiful piece of music ❤️
hey where's the chocolate Where it grabs the pit of ur stomach & feels u right back, as if it's a long list identical twin of urs or something... :p I sure feel that way at least. :D
If you enjoy this type of music...then listen to Brian Eno's ambient projects like: Another Green World & Music for Airports. Then there's Tangerine Dream from Germany: Phaedra or Rubycon. All are monumental works that paved the way for this genre of music.
@Winduct You might not believe me: but when i first saw The Social Network, i did not recognize it was Trent behind the music in the movie! It was a few days after that, when talking with friends about it, that i was told. When i was in the theatre seeing The Girl immediately recognized his touch in the music, and believe me: i had been told nothing, nor i had read anything about this version of the movie. It was a great pleasure to see this movie knowing it was Trent in business.
I'll probably be right with you on this one, though I haven't seen the Swedish films yet...and really, I just want to get my hands on the books right now after seeing the David Fincher version of this.
@Winduct I must disagree with you on this; at least the music accompanying the movie is WAY darker and dramatic than what we heard on the Social Network. You can not compare the ambient created by the Social Netowrk´s plot with the Girl with the Dragon´s...at all, thus Trent created music accordingly...
Akira Yamaoka (Composer for the silent hill series), Brian Eno's Ambient Music Series, Nick Cave and The Bad Seed, John Carpenter, Clipping., Cabaret Voltaire, Future Sound of London, Terry Riley, Sun Ra, Henry Cowell, Henry Cow, The Residents, Snakefinger, MF Doom, Earl Sweatshirt, Tangerine Dream, Popol Vuh, Goblin, Kraftwerk, Throbbing Gristle, Gary Numan, Merzbow, White House, Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music, John Cale, M|O|O|N|, Sun Araw, Ben Prunty (Composer for FTL), Disasterpiece, The Who's Who's Next, Fela Kuti, and Einstürzende Neubauten.
wow awesome reply, thanks for this comprehensive list! I recognize a handful of those artists and there are plenty of new ones for me to discover, you're great!
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This song is beautiful. It completely tells her story without any words... The way the music builds, the contrast of the piano vs the guitar, how it gets loud and almost daunting and scary at the end, but the beautiful sound of the piano is still there, the core of the whole song. It's just a beautiful piece of music ❤️
this song, makes me think of those particular moments in my past that- changed me forever
Cant fall asleep without listening to this anymore
Thank You Trent for this soundtrack and David for the movie.
Don't forget Atticus.
so few notes in this song but it never fails to get me emotional
hey where's the chocolate Where it grabs the pit of ur stomach & feels u right back, as if it's a long list identical twin of urs or something... :p I sure feel that way at least. :D
This must be my favorite. This is a work of genius(es)!!
agreed
"I'm mentally incompetent and can't manage daily life." - Lisbeth
mood
If you enjoy this type of music...then listen to Brian Eno's ambient projects like: Another Green World & Music for Airports. Then there's Tangerine Dream from Germany: Phaedra or Rubycon. All are monumental works that paved the way for this genre of music.
Beautiful
I love this one...
dont forget to thank Atticus Ross!
@Winduct You might not believe me: but when i first saw The Social Network, i did not recognize it was Trent behind the music in the movie! It was a few days after that, when talking with friends about it, that i was told. When i was in the theatre seeing The Girl immediately recognized his touch in the music, and believe me: i had been told nothing, nor i had read anything about this version of the movie. It was a great pleasure to see this movie knowing it was Trent in business.
I'll probably be right with you on this one, though I haven't seen the Swedish films yet...and really, I just want to get my hands on the books right now after seeing the David Fincher version of this.
@xaxsimplexescapex - Such is the power of Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' work.
It's perfect.
We are going to die...
@cloudnine04 - Aronofsky is one of the best working today. He, Nolan, Fincher and Paul Thomas Anderson are the top four best in this generation.
@AngusYoungForMayor Yeah it plays in the end when they are talking in bed.
@Winduct its not at all the same thing. you simply hear noise, instead listen for the music.
@Winduct I must disagree with you on this; at least the music accompanying the movie is WAY darker and dramatic than what we heard on the Social Network. You can not compare the ambient created by the Social Netowrk´s plot with the Girl with the Dragon´s...at all, thus Trent created music accordingly...
@cloudnine04 - See "Boogie Nights" and "There Will Be Blood". "Magnolia" is great too!
@JesusCristo2002 That would make my life! Aronofsky is one of my favorite directors (right there with Fincher).
@vonkaunaz After seeing the film, I agree. It fits perfectly and creates a perfect atmosphere. In actually prefer this over The Social Network.
Nice
@JesusCristo2002 I've seen There Will Be Blood- excellent movie. I'll have to see Boogie Nights and Magnolia!
@JesusCristo2002 Couldn't agree more with the first three. I haven't seen much of Anderson's work.
Reminds me of Black Swan.
@cloudnine04 Trent and Atticus should record a score for Darren Aronofsky!!!
reminds me of minecraft.
Does anyone know bands that have a similar style to this ?
ezequiel méndez nine inch nails
i know nine, another
Akira Yamaoka (Composer for the silent hill series), Brian Eno's Ambient Music Series, Nick Cave and The Bad Seed, John Carpenter, Clipping., Cabaret Voltaire, Future Sound of London, Terry Riley, Sun Ra, Henry Cowell, Henry Cow, The Residents, Snakefinger, MF Doom, Earl Sweatshirt, Tangerine Dream, Popol Vuh, Goblin, Kraftwerk, Throbbing Gristle, Gary Numan, Merzbow, White House, Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music, John Cale, M|O|O|N|, Sun Araw, Ben Prunty (Composer for FTL), Disasterpiece, The Who's Who's Next, Fela Kuti, and Einstürzende Neubauten.
*****
wow awesome reply, thanks for this comprehensive list! I recognize a handful of those artists and there are plenty of new ones for me to discover, you're great!
@Winduct Shhhhhh...
This is The Social Network all over again. They keep getting the same awards for the same things.
Kind of reminds me of Minecraft.
you're right, those are pretty similar piano sounds to the ones on the Minecraft soundtrack
Travail d'orfèvre...