- Since when is "In the Navy" our song? I always thought it was "Kung-fu fighting." - To someone who loves you as madly as I do, they are all our songs. You happy you came? - Believe it!

- Since when is "In the Navy" our song? I always thought it was "Kung-fu fighting." - To someone who loves you as madly as I do, they are all our songs. You happy you came? - Believe it!

InSpider-Man Far From Home, this music is playing, when Peter gets the black dahlia necklace.

In Spider-Man Far From Home, this song plays on the plane to Venice.

In 'Spider-Man Far From Home', Marvel intro rolls followed by pictures of Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow and Vision in the school news' In Memoriam segment.

When Peter starts building in Tony Stark's secret lab for the first time, Happy puts on AC/DC song "Back in Black." This is the same song that was playing in the first Iron Man film, when Tony was ambushed and kidnapped by the 10 Rings. AC/DC's "Shoot to Thrill" was featured in both Iron Man 2 and The Avengers during scenes with Tony Stark. Clearly, he has a thing for them.

"By far one of the best scenes in Far From Home is the moment where Peter Parker finally suits up in his own costume, but specifically the moment where he starts building it. He's finally placing ownership on his identity, and Happy Hogan cements it all by playing Back in Black. It's more than just a rock classic though. AC/DC's hit was the very first song audiences heard when Iron Man launched in 2008. It literally comes at the opening scene, and it's what plays out Tony's role in Pete's development in Far From Home."

And when Peter actually gets to the dance, you’re hearing “Space Age Love Song” by A Flock of Seagulls.

The “getting ready for the big dance” scene is set to “Save it for Later” by The English Beat, from their 1982 album, Special Beat Service.

Some big screen Spidey action set to “Blitzkrieg Bop” is a treat.

The jaunty tune with the horns you hear in the early high school scenes is the appropriately titled “The Underdog” by Spoon.

In many ways, the Ramones were the Spider-Man of rock n’ roll bands. They even hid a revved-up version of the iconic 1967 animated theme tune as a bonus track on their final studio album, Adios Amigos! (that theme tune got the orchestral treatment from Michael Giacchino in Spider-Man: Homecoming, too).

Purple Man has Peter climb a lamppost to distract him and has him sing. His choice of music? Elvis Costello. Specifically “Oliver’s Army” from Armed Forces.