We hear “I Wish That I Could Be You” by The Muffs as Sunday and her gang talk about Buffy in The Freshman. The song is from the album Alert Today Alive Tomorrow.

Paul Riordan’s song “Freaky Soul” (from the albim Alternative Vol 1) plays in The Freshman as Buffy walks through the dorm.

“Universe” by Stretch Princess plays in The Freshman, as Buffy walks around the UC Sunnydale campus.

Giles is listening to David Bowie’s “Memory Of A Free Festival” (from the album Space Oddity) at his apartment when Buffy goes to see him in The Freshman.

The song which Buffy and Angel dance to at The Prom is ‘Wild Horses’ by The Sundays. It’s from their 1992 album ‘Blind’ and is a cover version of a Rolling Stones track from the 1971 album ‘Sticky Fingers’

Kool and the Gang’s ‘Celebrate Good Times’ is the song which makes the hellhounds run back towards The Prom.

We hear Cracker’s ‘The Good Life’ when Buffy finally get to The Prom.

Spectator Pump’s “Priced 2 Move” plays in the Bronze in Doppelgängland. When Buffy goes to Faith’s apartment in Graduation Day (Part 1), Faith is listening to Spectator Pump’s “Sunday Mail”.

‘Dodgems’ by Sound Stage can be heard in The Zeppo as Xander is showing Buffy and Willow his new car.

In The Zeppo, we hear ‘Easy’ by Tricky Woo while Xander drives Jack O’Toole and the zombies round Sunnydale.

Gingersol’s “Never Noticed” plays at the end of the episode The Wish, when Cordy is saying all the wishes.

In The Wish, “Tired of Being Alone” by The Spies (from the album Toy Surprise Inside) plays at the Bronze when Xander and Cordy are trying to show each other they are okay.

In Band Candy, a group of adults sing “Louis Louis” by The Kingsmen on stage at The Bronze.

In Band Candy, when Snyder says Oz has cool hair, the song “Slip Jimmy” by Every Bit of Nothing can be heard in the background. This comes from the album Austamosta.

Mad Cow’s song “Blasé” (from the album Eureka) can be heard in Band Candy as the gang are discussing the SAT’s.