The Social Network (2010)

The Social Network (Movie)

October 1, 2010

Genres: Drama

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Music connected to The Social Network

Songs

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Arrival Of The Queen Of Sheba (Song)

performed by Lumiere String Quartet; composed by George Frideric Handel

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Baby, You're a Rich Man (Song)

performed by The Beatles

July 7, 1967

This song is played in the closing scene of the movie and into the end credits.

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Ball and Biscuit (Song)

performed by The White Stripes

April 1, 2003

This song is played in the opening of the film.

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Creep (Song)

performed by Scala & Kolacny Brothers

July 2010

This song is played in the movie trailer.

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Hesitation (Instrumental Version) (Song)

performed by Exray's

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I Swear (Song)

performed by Bruin Harmony

This song is sung by the a cappella group.

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In the Hall of the Mountain King (Song)

performed by Atticus Ross, Trent Reznor

2010

This song is played during the boat racing scene.

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Power (Song)

performed by Kanye West

2010

This song is played in the trailer for the movie.

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Sound of Violence (Main Mix) (Song)

performed by Dennis de Laat

This song is played in the California club scene.

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Underground Rapstar (Post-Mortem Remix) (Song)

performed by Cage

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Albums

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TV/Films connected to The Social Network

Television Episodes

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Entourage

Bottoms Up (Television Episode)

Season: 7
Episode: 5

August 1, 2010

Jessica Simpson and Aaron Sorkin are both in Ari's office at the same time. Jessica tells Aaron that she saw previews for 'The Social Network' and thinks it looks great.

30 Rock: Plan B / Season: 5 / Episode: 18 (2011) (Television Episode)

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Liz goes to an audition to be part of 'The Sing-Off', now that 'TGS' is on a forced hiatus. While in the waiting area, she meets Aaron Sorkin, who is also there for the audition. He introduces himself, listing some of his famous works, such as 'The Social Network', 'The West Wing' and 'A Few Good Men'.