Music: Season 7

This page contains information on the music in season seven, kindly provided by Mel (mjck1@aol.com). On the left is the artist, track title and the name of the album (in brackets) and on the right is whether the piece is from a sountrack or is sung live.

Lessons
Strange Radio: “So High” (Pop Radio)
In the Espresso Pump as Anya and Halfrek talk		 Live (Espresso Pump)
Beneath You
Stillste Stund: “Von Der Tiefe” (?)
At the start when the German Potential is being murdered		 Soundtrack
Gus Gus: “David” (Attention)
At the Bronze		 Soundtrack
The Von Bondies: “It Came From Japan” (Lack of Communication)
At the Bronze		 Soundtrack
Joey Ramone: “Stop Thinking About It” (Don’t Worry About Me/Radio Sunnydale - US Version)
At the Bronze		 Soundtrack
Same Time, Same Place
No music information for this episode  
Help
No music information for this episode  
Selfless
Joseph Hayden: “String Quartet No 2 in F Major ” (?)
During the flashback to the Russian Revolution		 Soundtrack
Emma Caulfield: “Mrs” (not available)
During Anya’s flashback to Once More, With Feeling		 Live
Him
Max Steiner: “Theme From A Summer Place” (Gone With The Wind: The Essential Max Steiner Film Music)
When the girls all see RJ		 Soundtrack
The Breeders: “Little Fury” (Title TK)
As Dawn and RJ dance in The Bronze		 Live
The Breeders: “Son Of Three” (Title TK)
As Dawn and Buffy argue in The Bronze		 Live
The Shins: “New Slang” (Oh, Inverted World)
As Dawn is looking for Buffy’s cheerleading outfit		 Soundtrack
Aberdeen: “Handsome Drink” (Homesick and Happy To Be Here)
As Dawn tries to pluck up the courage to talk to RJ		 Soundtrack
King Black Acid: “School Blood” (Love’s A Long Song)
As Dawn mopes in her room		 Soundtrack
Coldplay: “Warning Sign” (A Rush Of Blood To The Head)
As Buffy takes RJ to the empty classroom		 Soundtrack
Silvera Tamara: “Let Me Know” (Sink or Swim)
In the last scene		 Soundtrack
Conversations with Dead People
Angie Hart: “Blue” (The Angie Hart Project/Radio Sunnydale)
In The Bronze at the start of the episode		 Live
Scout: “The Never Never” (Drummer on the Cover)
As Dawn is playing with Buffy’s weapons		 Soundtrack
Los Cubaztecas: “Nicolito” (Brazil)
Plays on the radio		 Soundtrack
Sleeper
Sandra Collins: “Red” (Ode To Our)
When Buffy is watching Spike		 Soundtrack
Tommy Morgan: “Sweet Harmonica Player” (unavailable)
Tune the busker is playing		 Live
Aimee Mann: “This Is How It Goes” (Lost In Space)
Performed In The Bronze		 Live
Aimee Mann: “Pavlov’s Bells” (Lost In Space/Radio Sunnydale)
As Spike and the female vampire fight in the Bronze		 Live
Traditional: “Early One Morning” (?)
Spike’s trigger song		 Soundtrack
Never Leave Me
No music information for this episode  
Bring On the Night
No music information for this episode  
Showtime
No music information for this episode  
Potential
Citizen Bird: “I Love You” (Citizen Bird)
At the Bronze		 Soundtrack
The Killer in Me
Aberdeen: “Sink or Float” (Homesick and Happy To be Here)
In the Bronze		 Live
Aberdeen: “Cities and Buses” (Homesick and Happy To be Here)
In the Bronze		 Live
First Date
Trembling Blue Stars: “Ammunition” (?)
When Xander is on his date with Lyssa		 Soundtrack
Patty Medina: “Still Life” (Happy Hours and Heartaches/Radio Sunnydale)
On Xander’s date		 Soundtrack
Get It Done
No music information for this episode  
Storyteller
J. S. Bach: “Brandenburg Concerto 3, Movement 1″ (?)
Playing at the beginiing of the episode.		 Soundtrack
Lies My Parents Told Me
Traditional: “Early One Morning” (?)
Spike’s trigger song		 Soundtrack
Dirty Girls
No music information for this episode  
Empty Places
Nerf Herder: “Mr Spock” (American Cheese)
Performed at The Bronze		 Live
Nerf Herder: “Rock City News” (American Cheese)
Performed at The Bronze		 Live
Touched
Heather Nova: “It’s Only Love” (South)
As all the lurve making is going on		 Soundtrack
End of Days
No music information for this episode  
Chosen
No music information for this episode  

Source: Many thanks to Mel for compiling 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.