Spider-Man 2 was the first of the films to truly delve into Peter’s various conflicts of interest. While Spider-Man had New York mostly protected from superpowered threats, Peter’s personal life was in utter turmoil. Spider-Man 2 found our hero in a tough spot. Notable artists: Train, Maroon 5, Jet, Yellowcard, Taking Back Sunday Most “Spider-Man” lyric: “Hope dangles on a string / Like slow-spinning redemption / Winding in and winding out / The shine of it has caught my eye / And roped me in” Lead single: “Vindicated” by Dashboard Confessional 3 on the Billboard Hot 100) the Spider-Man single that 2002 deserved. Speaking solely from a charts achievement perspective, Nickelback was the Post Malone of its era, making “Hero” (which peaked at No. radio of the 2000s decade, according to Nielsen data.

While many today may scoff at a Nickelback leading the soundtrack, let us not forget that 2002 was the year that “How You Remind Me” was named Top Single of the Year by Billboard it ended up as the most-played song on U.S. Treading a fine line between relatable and edgy, Music from and Inspired by Spider-Man swung in right at the height of the post-grunge rock radio explosion. The album homed in on the “friendly neighborhood” aspect of Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) by saying: This is totally music that a guy would listen to right now. Much like Sam Raimi’s franchise-starter - which had to establish a superhero movie language outside of films like Blade (1999) and X-Men (2000) - Music from and Inspired by Spider-Man felt fresh and edgy at the time, but is now delightfully dated. Notable artists: The Strokes, Sum 41, Aerosmith Most “Spider-Man” lyric: “They say that a hero can save us / I’m not gonna stand here and wait” Lead single: “Hero” by Chad Kroeger feat.

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