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'''"3:14 Every Night"''' is a track from ''[[The Social Network Soundtrack]]'', written by [[Trent Reznor]] and [[Atticus Ross]]. | '''"3:14 Every Night"''' is a track from ''[[The Social Network Soundtrack]]'', written by [[Trent Reznor]] and [[Atticus Ross]]. | ||
| − | + | Different iterations of the piece are titled "Zuckerberg Stole Our Website," "Violation of Harvard Law" and "Who's Eduardo Saverin?" on the Sony Pictures website for Academy Award consideration. | |
==Song Credits== | ==Song Credits== | ||
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===3:14 Every Night=== | ===3:14 Every Night=== | ||
| − | This is the original version. | + | This is the original version. Three different alternates exist: "Zuckerberg Stole Our Website" is a shorter, much louder version; "Violent of Harvard Law" is shorter but retains a similar mix and volume level as the commercially available version; and "Who's Eduardo Saverin?" is a shorter version focusing on the deep synths and lacking the flickering sounds prominent in all other versions. |
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Revision as of 04:38, 7 February 2011
"3:14 Every Night" is a track from The Social Network Soundtrack, written by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
Different iterations of the piece are titled "Zuckerberg Stole Our Website," "Violation of Harvard Law" and "Who's Eduardo Saverin?" on the Sony Pictures website for Academy Award consideration.
Song Credits
Written by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross
Appearances
- The Social Network Soundtrack
- The Social Network Soundtrack Academy Award consideration website
Versions
3:14 Every Night
This is the original version. Three different alternates exist: "Zuckerberg Stole Our Website" is a shorter, much louder version; "Violent of Harvard Law" is shorter but retains a similar mix and volume level as the commercially available version; and "Who's Eduardo Saverin?" is a shorter version focusing on the deep synths and lacking the flickering sounds prominent in all other versions.
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