author: Friendly Neighbor Night Monkey Man
since "Spider-Man: Heroes expedition" This movie can play in the network, recently we found a lot of new eggs.
For example, the day before yesterday, Night Monkey shared a Night Monkey’s egg, from the "Spider Monkey" (spider-monkey) in the comics
Actually, when Peter first exposed the identity of Spider-Man to his girlfriend , I personally said the word "Spider Monkey".
Today, Night Monkey found another wonderful egg.
said it’s strange because, on the surface, the egg of is related to Iron Man, but in fact it has something to do with "Thor 3" and even the "Reunion" :
feels ashamed after being played around by a mysterious guest. Under the enlightenment of Hapi, Peter plans to cheer up again.
and this easter egg happened when Peter made his suit and Harpy opened the music for him.
Harpy’s track is AC/DC's "Back In Black" , which is the first background music (beginning of "Iron Man 1") in the entire Marvel movie universe of .
On the surface, this is a very standard "Iron Man" egg, and Marvel fans have always thought so. Here comes the highlight of
: is clearly an AC/DC song, but Peter mistakenly thought it was a Zeppelin album.
"Zeppelin" is a very famous British rock band , which was inducted in the American Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995 and is well known by generations of British people.
Spider-Man is originally an American character, but the "Brother Dutch" is an Englishman . It may be that the crew is playing tricks on this point.
After our actual verification, it turns out that Peter mistakenly thought this song was "Kashmir" by Zeppelin. You can listen to
, is very similar to AC/DC's "Back in Black" in terms of drums and rhythm. What makes
even more contemplative is that some netizens comment: the prelude of "Kashmir" is even an accelerated version of the prelude to the theme song of "Reunion"!
As for the facts as the netizen said, it is a matter of opinion. There are more than these two songs with similar rhythms.
But what is certain is that is an easter egg that can be linked to Thor 3. If
uses other people's works, it must be copyrighted, and "Thor 3" cost millions of dollars with just one Zeppelin song!
Yes, 's "Thor 3" movie "Immigrant Song" is the most popular music in the 1970 Zeppelin classic.
The copyright fee for the track amounts to 4.9 million US dollars, which may be the most expensive music copyright fee in history.
Night Monkey also spent 4.9 million (not yet), and shared this song in this tweet, let’s go!
For such a huge sum of money, it is estimated that Marvel Pictures is also impressed!
So this time I took the opportunity of my Dutch brother to pay tribute to this great rock band with a long history.
I don't know which one will be the next band's golden song that Marvel is willing to spend millions of dollars to buy?
