What was the song in Westworld S2E5? [closed]

The episode was known for many remixes of contemporary songs such as "Paint it Black" by The Rolling Stones as a Japanese symphony remix (I was in love) and Akane’s dance as a traditional Japanese version of "C.R.E.A.M." by Wu-Tang Clan. Source.

After the robbery, Maives offers to have a "civil meeting", and I thought the song leading up to the scene with everyone in Kimonos sitting was a remix of "Another One Bites the Dust" by Queen. Am I correct? If not, what song was it?

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What is the song from Westworld?

Track listingNo.TitleLength1."Westworld (Main Title Theme)"1:412."Sweetwater" (Theme for the Park)2:533."Black Hole Sun"2:294."Paint It Black"5:4431 more rows

What song does the piano play in Westworld?

The show's first use of a modern song on the player piano happens a little over halfway through the pilot episode. As Maeve is closing up the Mariposa and just before Kissy is taken by William, "Black Hole Sun" plays on the piano.

What song is Dolores playing on the piano?

Prelude in C-Sharp Minor.

What does the piano mean in Westworld?

The player piano is therefore more than just a metaphor for Westworld's robots. It represents the repetition of play in which the audience interacts, straddling the divide between past and present. As the robotic hosts become more sentient in season two, it will be interesting to see how the instrument is used.

Westworld S2E05 Explained

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