Film soundtracks today are usually shit. If you browse the internet for a short while, you'll find dozens of blogs dedicated to the fantastic scores of yesteryear. Think back to the John Carpenter/Bernard Hermann/Ennio Morricone/John Williams days. Yeah. Today, film scores sound canned and generic; which is a shame, truly. Enter The Social Network OST, a score you can actually enjoy, all on its own, which is a "testament to its power and visceral nature." Please don't overlook this one. It deserves to be heard (especially if you haven't seen the film yet.)