Top 10 MCU's Greatest Soundtrack Hits Of All Time
These songs made MCU movies shine even brighter.
Guardians of the Galaxy totally rules when it comes to using epic songs, but it wouldn't be fair to ignore other movies So let’s take a moment to remember the best needle drops from all the MCU movies.
10. Nirvana — Come As You Are (Captain Marvel)
Despite Captain Marvel being a controversial movie, it features a great scene of Captain Marvel confronting Supreme Intelligence, and the lyrics of Come As You Are actually match the essence of the scene.
9. Queen — Another One Bites the Dust (Iron Man 2)
The fight scene between Tony and Rhodey has the legendary song by Queen playing in the background, switching up to another hit song — Robot Rock by Daft Punk.
8. Blue Swede — Hooked On A Feeling (Guardians of the Galaxy)
One of the most unforgettable songs from the first movie about the Guardians was Hooked On A Feeling, playing in the background when The Guardians are taken to the prison.
7. Pink Floyd — Time (Eternals)
Eternals didn’t quite live up to the expectations, but the movie has one of the best intro songs in the MCU. It’s just great that Pink Floyd made their mark in the franchise.
6. Fleetwood Mac — The Chain (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2)
There's basically no better song for the scene when Star Lord gets pumped up and fights his Celestial father Ego.
5. Traffic — Dear Mr. Fantasy (Avengers: Endgame)
Avengers: Endgame has one of the best intros of all time, according to fans. And the song perfectly fits the tone of the movie.
4. AC/DC — Back In Black (Iron Man)
The very first scene of the very first MCU’s movie features this hit song by AC/DC, that right away tells us who Tony Stark is.
3. Cat Stevens — Father & Son (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2)
One of the saddest moments of the franchise, Yondu’s funeral, has such great music playing in the background reflecting that Yondu was basically a father for Peter.
2. Led Zeppelin — Immigrant Song (Thor: Ragnarok)
The final battle of Thor: Ragnarok still gives chills when Immigrant Song starts playing. It’s just a perfect match for the scene.
1. Radiohead — Creep (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3)
GOTG3 starts with Creep by Radiohead, and Rocket singing it along. The song just nails it at setting the sad tone of the film.