Hypomania Song Lyrics

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Food for your soul. The more you listen, listen carefully, the more you hear. The more you hear the songs, their motifs & phrases, the greater the connection you have with music. Music like this awakens your inner consciousness that gets put to sleep by the nonsense of life. It feeds your inner you. There is a wide range of dynamics; the subtle soft phrases (or melodies), and timing. As a soundtrack, it couldn't get better. The various tones, the prepared piano especially helps paint the character's realities. Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross did an amazing job with all aspects of the soundtrack/album. Disclaimer: All the above statements are just my opinion; the opinion of a girl who is often looked at strangely and considered crazy by the majority of our population here in the United States of Capitalism.

Belfegore - All That I Wanted. was in the film but is missing from the soundtrack. Legal issues I'm betting. Great soundtrack to a very cool movie (minus the glaring product placement)

Reznor and Ross. I love the Book, Movie, and now I'm in love with the Music. I'm a huge David Fincher fan so when I heard that he was going to Remake The Girl With The Draqon Tattoo I was so Excited!!! I loved the score for The Social Network so when this movie was announced all I could think was Trent and Atticus better do the score to make this movie perfect...and the movie is

Not Impressed. I'm not totally sure why everyone seems to love this score so much. A great film score should not just provide an aural background for the viewer/listener, but to also accentuate the visual component and in many cases stand out as a major feature. While the score that Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have From a musical standpoint, not a whole lot is going on; just a lot of drawn out long tones that aren't even in a recognizable pitch ("Perihelion", "With The Flies", "Hidden In Snow" - essentially two thirds of the whole score). If I had a mind to, I could recreate 80% of this "score" using my keyboard and it's pitch/modulation control. On the whole, It is a very minimalist score featuring a large amount of repetitive phrases, which I suppose is barely acceptable in the context of the film, but there is hardly anything (read: nothing) interesting to listen to. Even the more upbeat tracks such as "A Thousand Details" feature too much repetition for the listener to really invest much attention in. Another important feature of film scores is recurring themes, which help to identify specific characters, locations, or the like - again, this major facet is conspicuously missing. In my opinion, the use of leitmotifs (specific recurring themes for individual characters) would have been an excellent choice in this movie, but the artistic vision of the "composers" is clearly different than my own. To play the devil's advocate, one thing the "score" does well is capture much of the feeling of the novel rather than the movie. I felt that the novel really brought forth a feeling of isolation and being cut off from most of society. With the constant droning and manipulation of long tone modulations, you can really almost imagine a journalist stuck in the backwoods in the middle of winter, going stir crazy and working on a mystery that apparently has no solution to it. IF I were to listen to this soundtrack, I would likely only listen to it while reading the original novel. Overall, this soundtrack is highly subpar for a movie score, and I do not recommend purchasing it. Besides, this isn't even music - it's honestly just noise. However, if your tastes are different from mine, and you disagree with what I've said, go ahead and waste your 12 bucks.

fu*king incredible. one of the best soundtracks to ever be composed, seriously. since the moment i heard "she reminds me of you" i was hooked. honestly i've listened to at least half of this score every single day for the past year. i write my best stuff to it, i have to watch out when i listen to it depending on my mood; meaning, it can facilitate some dark thoughts in me--it is that powerful. now, everyone's different, but i take my music very seriously, it affects me in a real way, and this just gets me every time.

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