Many thanks to Mel for compiling much of this information. Mel has downloaded a great deal of Buffy music. If you would like to request any Buffy songs or scores by Christophe Beck, you may email her at mjck1@aol.com. If she has the music you want, Mel will send it to you.

Anne

Belly Love:

The band Belly Love played at The Bronze in the episode Anne on what Xander called “depressing night”. They played the track ‘Back to Freedom’ in that episode. Their performance on Buffy was Bellylove’s first show as they had only just released their first album on their own label, Bad Boy Kitty Records.

Dead Man�s Party

Four Star Mary:

The music for Oz’s band Dingoes Ate My Baby was provided by real-life band Four Star Mary. James Marsters has performed with them on stage (off screen) a few times. The band themselves appeared in the season four finale Restless, as the band who play with Giles during the Exposition Song.

Four Star Mary songs can be heard in the following Buffy episodes:

• Inca Mummy Girl - The songs ‘Shadows’ and ‘Fate’ at the Cultural party in The Bronze.
• Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered - ‘Pain’ is heard in The Bronze.
• Dead Man’s Party - The Dingoes mime to ‘Pain’, ‘Nevermind’ and ‘Sway’ at Buffy’s party.
• Homecoming - we hear the song ‘She Knows’ at the Homecoming Dance - it’s the song Oz wrote for Willow.
• Living Conditions - ‘Pain is heard when Buffy and Willow move into their dorm room.
• Band Candy - the Dingoes mime onstage at The Bronze to ‘Violent’, when the adults are acting weirdly.
• Revelations - Dingoes Ate My Baby perform ‘Run’ in The Bronze at the start of the episode.
• The Harsh Light of Day - ‘Dilate’ is played at the Bronze at the start of the episode.
• The Initiative - Riley gets the song ‘Fate’ turned off at the party as it upsets Willow.

Faith, Hope and Trick

Darling Violetta:

The band Darling Violetta appeared at the Bronze in the episode Faith, Hope and Trick playing their tracks ‘Cure’ and ‘Blue Sun’. They also composed and performed the theme tune to Angel.

The Brian Jonestowne Massacre:

In Faith, Hope and Trick, we hear The Brian Jonestowne Massacre’s “Going To Hell” as Willow waits for the others outside the high school. This is from the album Strung Out In Heaven.

Third Eye Blind:

We hear Third Eye Blind’s song “The Background” when Buffy and Angel dance in Buffy’s dream in Faith, Hope and Trick.

Beauty and the Beasts

Teenage Hate Machine:

Faith listens to Marc Ferrari’s Teenage Hate Machine on her headphones in Beauty and the Beasts.

Homecoming

Fastball:

As Cordy and Buffy are campaigning for Homecoming Queen we hear the song ‘Fire Escape’ by Fastball, from the album All The Pain Money Can Buy.

Four Star Mary:

The music for Oz’s band Dingoes Ate My Baby was provided by real-life band Four Star Mary. James Marsters has performed with them on stage (off screen) a few times. The band themselves appeared in the season four finale Restless, as the band who play with Giles during the Exposition Song.

Four Star Mary songs can be heard in the following Buffy episodes:

• Inca Mummy Girl - The songs ‘Shadows’ and ‘Fate’ at the Cultural party in The Bronze.
• Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered - ‘Pain’ is heard in The Bronze.
• Dead Man’s Party - The Dingoes mime to ‘Pain’, ‘Nevermind’ and ‘Sway’ at Buffy’s party.
• Homecoming - we hear the song ‘She Knows’ at the Homecoming Dance - it’s the song Oz wrote for Willow.
• Living Conditions - ‘Pain is heard when Buffy and Willow move into their dorm room.
• Band Candy - the Dingoes mime onstage at The Bronze to ‘Violent’, when the adults are acting weirdly.
• Revelations - Dingoes Ate My Baby perform ‘Run’ in The Bronze at the start of the episode.
• The Harsh Light of Day - ‘Dilate’ is played at the Bronze at the start of the episode.
• The Initiative - Riley gets the song ‘Fate’ turned off at the party as it upsets Willow.

Lisa Loeb:

In Homecoming we hear Lisa Loeb’s ‘How’ when Willow and Xandertry on their outfits and kiss. The song is from the album Firecracker.

Lori Carson:

The episode Homecoming’s soundtrack includes the song ‘Fell into Loneliness’ by Lori Carson, while the gang discuss whether ot not to get a limo.

Pinehurst Kids:

In Homecoming we hear the song ‘Jodie Foster’ by the Pinehurst Kids, as the yearbook pictures are being taken.

Band Candy

Cream:

Giles and Joyce listened to Cream’s “Tales of Brave Ulysses” together in Band Candy. In season five’s Forever, the episode after Joyce’s death, we see Giles silently listening to this song again in a tribute to his dead friend, and the memories he had of her.

Every Bit of Nothing:

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.

Four Star Mary:

The music for Oz’s band Dingoes Ate My Baby was provided by real-life band Four Star Mary. James Marsters has performed with them on stage (off screen) a few times. The band themselves appeared in the season four finale Restless, as the band who play with Giles during the Exposition Song.

Four Star Mary songs can be heard in the following Buffy episodes:

• Inca Mummy Girl - The songs ‘Shadows’ and ‘Fate’ at the Cultural party in The Bronze.
• Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered - ‘Pain’ is heard in The Bronze.
• Dead Man’s Party - The Dingoes mime to ‘Pain’, ‘Nevermind’ and ‘Sway’ at Buffy’s party.
• Homecoming - we hear the song ‘She Knows’ at the Homecoming Dance - it’s the song Oz wrote for Willow.
• Living Conditions - ‘Pain is heard when Buffy and Willow move into their dorm room.
• Band Candy - the Dingoes mime onstage at The Bronze to ‘Violent’, when the adults are acting weirdly.
• Revelations - Dingoes Ate My Baby perform ‘Run’ in The Bronze at the start of the episode.
• The Harsh Light of Day - ‘Dilate’ is played at the Bronze at the start of the episode.
• The Initiative - Riley gets the song ‘Fate’ turned off at the party as it upsets Willow.

Louis Louis:

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

Mad Cow:

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

Revelations

Four Star Mary:

The music for Oz’s band Dingoes Ate My Baby was provided by real-life band Four Star Mary. James Marsters has performed with them on stage (off screen) a few times. The band themselves appeared in the season four finale Restless, as the band who play with Giles during the Exposition Song.

Four Star Mary songs can be heard in the following Buffy episodes:

• Inca Mummy Girl - The songs ‘Shadows’ and ‘Fate’ at the Cultural party in The Bronze.
• Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered - ‘Pain’ is heard in The Bronze.
• Dead Man’s Party - The Dingoes mime to ‘Pain’, ‘Nevermind’ and ‘Sway’ at Buffy’s party.
• Homecoming - we hear the song ‘She Knows’ at the Homecoming Dance - it’s the song Oz wrote for Willow.
• Living Conditions - ‘Pain is heard when Buffy and Willow move into their dorm room.
• Band Candy - the Dingoes mime onstage at The Bronze to ‘Violent’, when the adults are acting weirdly.
• Revelations - Dingoes Ate My Baby perform ‘Run’ in The Bronze at the start of the episode.
• The Harsh Light of Day - ‘Dilate’ is played at the Bronze at the start of the episode.
• The Initiative - Riley gets the song ‘Fate’ turned off at the party as it upsets Willow.

Lolly (Man of the Year):

In Revelations we hear ‘Silver Dollar’ by Lolly (Man of the Year) at the end of the episode.

Lotion:

The band Lotion play their track “Blind For Now” from their album Nobody’s Cool when Willow and Cordelia are talking in The Bronze in Phases. In Revelations, we hear Lotion’s song “West of Here” (from The Telephone Album) as the Dingoes leave the stage.
There are two stickers for the band seen in Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered. One is on the locker behind Giles at the beginning of the episode, and the other is on the locker next to Cordelia’s.

Lover�s Walk

My Way:

In Lover’s Walk, Spike listens to ‘My Way’. A common misconception is that it’s Sid Vicious’s version. It’s not - it’s Gary Oldman from the soundtrack of Sid and Nancy. Joss Whedon has said that Spike and Drusilla were based on Sid Vicious and his groupie girlfriend Nancy.

The Wish

Gingersol:

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

The Spies:

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.

Amends

Barry White:

Willow plays Barry White’s ‘Can’t Get Enough of Your Love’ to try and seduce Oz in Amends.

Gingerbread

Helpless

The Zeppo

Sound Stage:

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

Supergrass:

In The Zeppo, we hear Supergrass’s ‘G-Song’ as Xander talks to Lysette in The Bronze.

Tricky Woo:

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

Bad Girls

Curve:

The music Buffy and Faith shake their hair to in Bad Girls is ‘Chinese Burn’ by Curve. The lyrics fit Faith quite well, they are as follows:

She burns friends like a piece of wood
And she’s jealous of me because she never could
Hold herself up without a spine
And she’ll look me up when she’s doing fine
Because the rage it burns like Chinese torture
She’s just someone’s favourite daughter
Spoilt and ugly as she willingly slaughters
Friends and enemies they’re all the same
All the same
They’ll burn her name
And crush her fame
She’ll break a promise as a matter of course
Because she thinks it’s fun to have no remorse
She gets what she wants and then walks away
And she doesn’t give a fuck what you might say
Because it cuts her up like Irish mortar
Mother’s pride is what we taught her
Soiled and petty as we happily taunt her
Friend or enemy we’re all to blame
If she sits still like she knows she could
She could win this game and be the queen for good
Save herself up for the cream of the crop
Then she’ll look us up when she’s ready to stop
Because the rage it burns like Chinese torture
She’s just someone’s favourite daughter
Spoilt and ugly as she willingly slaughters
Friends and enemies they’re all the same
To burn her name
Crush her flame
We’re all to blame

Consequences

Kathleen Wilhoite:

We hear Kathleen Wilhoite’s song ‘Wish We Never Met’ in Consequences, when Willow cries in the bathroom after finding out Xander slept with Faith. Kathleen is also an actress. She played the recurring character Chloe Lewis on ER.

Doppelg�ngland

K’s Choice:

The band playing on stage in the Bronze in Doppelgängland when Vamp Willow enters is K’s Choice, playing their song ‘Virgin State of Mind’.
In Hush, as Tara runs up the stairs to escape the Gentlemen, she passes a board. If you look closely or pause the picture, you will see a poster of K’s Choice’s album “Cocoon Crash”.

Spectator Pump:

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”.

Enemies

Earshot

Choices

The Prom

Cracker:

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

Fatboy Slim:

In The Prom, we hear Fatboy Slim’s ‘Praise You’ from his album You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby.

Kool and the Gang:

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

The Sundays:

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’

Graduation Day (Part 1)

Spectator Pump:

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”.

Graduation Day (Part 2)