thats cos they are not on the OST. hear are the song credit taken from the film credits. seeing as each song contains 'swan lake' i dont imagine this forms any new music for future release, just exclusive soundtrack material. well we now know what they were doing at air studios in august.

"Danka Jane"
Written by Tom Rowlands
Performed by The Chemical Brothers
The Chemical Brothers Perform
Courtesy of EMI Records Limited
Contains “Swan Lake” written by
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky


"Electric Hands"
Written by Tom Rowlands
Performed by The Chemical Brothers
The Chemical Brothers Perform
Courtesy of EMI Records Limited
Contains “Swan Lake” written by
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

"The Nina Frequency"
Written by Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons
Performed by The Chemical Brothers
The Chemical Brothers Perform
Courtesy of EMI Records Limited
Contains “Swan Lake” written by
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Its not exatly Prodigy, track wtite be Liam Howlett & 3D from Massive Attack, but anyway i think "Lost In The K-Hole" will be better for two hot chicks

Natalie Portman had a huge Christmas weekend. The actress announced Monday that she is engaged to Black Swan choreographer Benjamin Millepied, and that the pair are already expecting a child.

I finally saw the movie yesterday. I agree, very strange and worth seeing again.
I'm not sure which songs are the Chem's (other than Don't Think, which had an awesome scene!). The music that was in it was very catchy - I had this suspenseful/eerie riff in it stuck in my head most of yesterday.

Lesbian scene was hot btw. The masturbation scene was pretty neato too, until the TWIST

Anyone understand what happened at the end? It didn't really make sense to me from a practical perspective.

Black Swan
Song: "A Swan Is Born" and “Perfection” by Clint Mansell
Just as Nina Sayers spends her entire life preparing to dance the lead in Swan Lake, the movie Black Swan builds entirely toward the dance of the ballet and the Tchaikovsky music that comes with it. As Nina endures rehearsals and the immense psychological pressure of tapping into her dark side to dance both the white and black swan, Clint Mansell's score veers between the unsettling, modern notes of his own work and hints of Tchaikovsky's classic. We hear the major themes from Tchaikovksy's work in Nina's cell phone ring and the music box her mother places by her bedside, in the piano and violin music in the rehearsal room, and in scraps Mansell's score, quickly covered up by the haunting modern piano and violin that contrast so sharply with the classical work.

And then, it's time for Nina to dance, and the score gives over completely to Tchaikovsky's work so familiar from the past century of ballet. The violins soar and the percussion booms as Nina dances, shyly at first during the white swan segment, and then with ferocity matching the orchestra as she transforms into the black swan. She's introduced with a trumpet fanfare as she begins the black swan dance, and what's striking about the music at that moment isn't its intensity, but how similarly jarring and strange it is to Mansell's original score. Tchaikovsky, it turns out, is just as dark and oddly compelling as something written this decade. Even in a scene where a young woman transforms to an evil swan before our eyes, music written 130 years ago is the real showstopper.

Not sure "Nina Frequency" being a "Don't Think" edit as it suppose to have "Swan Lake" sample in it.
At least according to the credits.

This site is telling all the songs are in the club scene : http://what-song.com...le=Black%20Swan

There are some 'electronic'-noises in the movie everytime Nina gets in not so good situations. They didn't sound like the regular soundtrack so maybe they are "The Nina Frequency". Who said that "Danka Jane", "Electric Hands" & "The Nina Frequency" have to be complete songs?


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This site is telling all the songs are in the club scene : http://what-song.com...le=Black%20Swan