Awesome Music / Spider-Man: Far From Home

• Peter's love for The Ramones continues with "I Wanna Be Sedated" in the first trailer (which, appropriately enough, is cut off by Nick Fury sedating Ned). In the film proper, "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend" plays over the kids' return to the U.S., Peter and MJ hand in hand.
• As Peter designs a new Spider-suit, Happy turns up AC/DC's "Back in Black". It's already a badass song, but also heartwarming when you recall that ACDC was one of Tony's favorite bands, cementing Peter as a worthy inheritor to his idol's legacy. Also punctuated with a funny moment where Peter confuses the band with Led Zeppelin.
• Peter and MJ get the lovely and downright adorable romance theme "Bridge and Love's Burning" that punctuates their first kiss.
• As with Homecoming's use of "Blitzkrieg Bop", Far From Home has a real banger of a classic pop tune for the first half of its credits. Appropriately, it's "Vacation" by the Go-Gos.
• Umberto Tozzi's Stella Stai, a 1980 Italian pop song, accompanying the plane scene, is a energetic tune that makes you want to travel with Peter Parker and his friends.
• Caterina Valente's Bongo Cha Cha Cha. For those who don't understand Italian, the singer of this song (Caterina Valente, Italian '50s singer) is asking her Brazilian lover to tell her what beautiful things they could do in Rio de Janeiro.
• The Matador's Snad jednou ti dám has a beautiful jazz sound.
• Mina's Amore di tabacco has an intro that reminds you of Robot Chicken and a rhythm that reminds you of the Benny Hill theme.
• The Specials - A Message to You Rudy, played during the post-credit scene (thus making it the last song of the Infinity Saga), is a second wave Ska theme by The Specials.
• Michael Giacchino's instrumental score is just as awesome as the vocal soundtrack. His theme for Mysterio is a particular delight, starting off as a badass heroic theme before getting warped into more and more sinister versions as his true villainous nature is revealed.