Music (Season Eight)

• Music (Original Score)
• Music (Season One)
• Music (Season Two)
• Music (Season Three)
• Music (Season Four)
• Music (Season Five)
• Music (Season Six)
• Music (Season Seven)

8.01 We Need to Talk About Kevin

Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath

plays during the "Road So Far"

Styx - Man in the Wilderness

plays over the montage of Dean post-Purgatory

8.02 What's Up, Tiger Mommy?

Reverend Horton Heat - The Devil's Chasing Me

plays when Kevin and Mrs. Tran are getting tattooed

8.03 Heartache

Jamie Dunlap & Scott Nickoley - Good Love Gone Bad

playing from inside the strip club as Randa kills a man in the alley''

8.04 Bitten

Milo Green - What's the Matter

plays at various points in the episode

Fairechild - These Days

plays when Kate and Brian talk about film

The Muddy Reds - Waiting on Nicky

plays while the group talks about their future

The Broken Remotes - Get Alone

plays when Michael tests out his new abilities

The Muddy Reds - Bathtub

plays when Brian sets up the cameras in the house

The Leaning Eaves - I Lie

plays when Sam and Dean question Brian

Should - Turned Tables

plays when Brian and Kate are talking about Michael

Koko Taylor - It Took a Long Time

plays in the diner while Sam and Dean are doing research

The Outdoors - Barricades

plays as Kate and Michael pack to leave

8.05 Blood Brother

In the flashback in Purgatory, Benny whistles "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from the Peer Gynt Suite by Edvard Grieg. According to director Guy Bee, this was an homage to the Fritz Lang Movie "M", where the killer played by Peter Lorre whistles the same tune.

8.06 Southern Comfort

Soundgarden - Fell on Black Days

plays during the penny montage; also played in Simon Said

The ringtones on Garth's phones were:

• Jump by Kriss Kross
• Wild Wild West by Kool Moe Dee
• Hammer Time by M.C. Hammer

8.07 A Little Slice of Kevin

The Animals - We Gotta Get Out of This Place

plays in the beginning when Dean is driving and first sees Cas

8.08 Hunteri Heroici

Beethoven - Ode to Joy from Symphony No. 9

8.09 Citizen Fang

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Born on the Bayou

plays over the opening with Benny

Steve Earle - Feel Alright

plays when Dean gets the call from Elizabeth

Jim Wolfe - That Old Familiar Pain

plays at the end of the episode

8.10 Torn and Frayed

Bob Seger - Katmandu

plays during the previouslies

8.11 LARP and the Real Girl

The Doobie Brothers - China Grove

plays in the beginning when Sam and Dean talk in the car

8.12 As Time Goes By

As Time Goes By

plays on young John Winchester's music box, and whistled by Henry Winchester

Watt Son - The Future Is Strange

plays from a car as Henry escapes the motel room

Bodega Girls - Surf's Up America

plays when Sam, Dean and Henry enter Atomic Comics

8.13 Everybody Hates Hitler

Dude Royal - Love High

plays in the bar while Rabbi Bass is there

Ella Fitzgerald - Get Thee Behind Me Satan

plays when Sam and Dean are first in the bunker

Frankie Laine - Sunny Side of the Street

plays over the end scene of Sam and Dean in the bunker

8.14 Trial and Error

Debussy - Clair de Lune

plays while Carl and Alice are having dinner

Divinyls - I Touch Myself

plays when Dean walks in on Ellie's last night "celebration"

8.15 Man's Best Friend with Benefits

Tony Osborne and His Orchestra - Puerto de la Cruz

plays at the witch bar when James meets with Spencer

8.16 Remember the Titans

NONE

8.17 Goodbye Stranger

Supertramp - Goodbye Stranger

plays during the closing montage

8.18 Freaks and Geeks

The Rubens - I'll Surely Die

plays during the opening scene

8.19 Taxi Driver

NONE

8.20 Pac-Man Fever

Benny Carter and His Orchestra - Night Hop

plays during the teaser

Katrina and the Waves - Walking on Sunshine

plays during Charlie's outfit montage; also played in The Girl with the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo

Frédéric Chopin - Nocturne in E Flat Major

plays in the shopping mall

===8.21 The Great Escapist Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass - Whipped Cream

plays when the demons call Crowley from the hunters trap; also known as the theme to The Dating Game