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#601 "The Kids Are Alright"
Episode #105/128 Original Air Date: 10/02/2002
Episode #1 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson returns to Boston after working as an assistant director in Los Angeles over the summer
and reunites with Joey who has spent a relatively angst-free summer in Capeside.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Fun" - Rose Falcon
Album: Rose Falcon (Sony)
Website: www.rosefalcon.com
Scene: Played over the video montage when Joey was recounting the events that she encountered
over the past summer.
 Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Holiday" by Ariel's Worm | |
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"Love Is All Around" - Joan Jett and The Blackhearts
Album: Fit To Be Tied (Uni/Mercury)
Website: www.joanjett.com
Scene: Joey is rushing to get to class on time and bumps into her professor who she didn't know
it was her professor at the time.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Right Place" by Lava Baby | |
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"Bionic" - Melanie Doane
Album: You Are What
You Love
Website: www.melaniedoane.com
Scene: The song heard playing in Pacey's car when he drops Audrey and Jack Osbourne off at school.
 Visit Melanie's site for CD info. |
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"1000 Questions" - Laura Doyle
Album: No Easy
Answers
Website: www.lauradoyle.com
Scene: Joey waiting for Dawson at the Cafe but he fails to show up before she heads off to class.
Artist also heard in episode: #603
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Goodbye" - Anna Waronker
Album: Anna By Anna
Waronker
Website: www.annawaronker.com
Scene: Pacey and Audrey playing pool at the bar.
Artist also heard in episode: #602 #608 #616
CD also available through Anna's website. |
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"Slide" - Sci-Fi Lullaby
Album: N/A
Website:
www.sci-filullaby.com
Scene: Joey and Pacey talking by the jukebox regarding the earlier incident in the dorm room.
Song is currently unreleased. |
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"Road To You" - The Tom Kitt Band
Album: Find
Me
Website: www.tomkittband.com
Scene: Joey encounters the drunk guy at the jukebox before Emma tells her to apply for the waitress
job. Then when Joey, Jack, and Jen at the bar after Pacey and Audrey left.
Visit the website to download a MP3 of this song! |
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"Mary" - Kristin Hoffmann
Album: Divided Heart
Website: www.kristinhoffmann.com
Scene: Joey alone in the bar waiting for Dawson to show up. Dawson arrives as she's leaving the
bar.
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"Found" - Jonah
Album: Save The Swimmer
Website: www.jonahtheband.com
Scene: Dawson and Joey in the bar; Dawson telling Joey about the Speilberg phone call.
Artist also heard in episode: #605
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"As I Lay Me Down" - Sophie B. Hawkins
Album:
Whaler (Sony)
Website: www.thecreamwillrise.com
Scene: The song Joey was waiting for to play on the jukebox and eventually danced with Dawson
to.
Artist also heard in episode: #100 #219 #602 #603
This song was also heard in episode: #100 #602 #603
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"Your Love" - Laura Doyle
Album: No Easy Answers
Website: www.lauradoyle.com
Scene: Dawson and Joey share a passionate kiss which eventually leads to them making love.
Artist also heard in episode: #603
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. | |
#602 "The Song Remains The Same"
Episode #106/128 Original Air Date: 10/02/2002
Episode #2 on
the Season 6 DVD set
Score Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson and Joey spend a special night together, but things turn sour when Joey finds out
Dawson had a girlfriend in California. Pacey and Jack get an apartment together.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"As I Lay Me Down" - Sophie B. Hawkins
Album:
Whaler (Sony)
Website: www.thecreamwillrise.com
Scene: Opening of the episode when Joey is awaking from the evening spent with Dawson.
Artist also heard in episode: #100 #219 #601 #603
This song was also heard in episode: #100 #601 #603
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"Afterlife" - Rosey
Album: Dirty Child (Def
Jam)
Website: www.roseymusic.com
Scene: Pacey and Audrey in the hotel room; Pacey getting ready for the interview.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Show Me With Your Hands" by Popup
Boy
Website: www.popupboy.com | |
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"I Wish You Well" - Anna Waronker
Album: Anna
By Anna Waronker
Website: www.annawaronker.com
Scene: Joey going to the bar to apply for the waitress job.
Artist also heard in episode: #601 #608 #616
CD also available through Anna's website.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Black Peach" by The Elms | |
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"Gimme A Sign" - Ryan Adams
Album: Demolition
(Universal)
Website: www.ryan-adams.com
Scene: Jen talking to the peer counseler at the outdoor cafe.
Artist also heard in episode: #520
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"Confessions" - Lea Longo
Album: Confessions
Website: www.lealongo.com
Scene: Dawson and Joey having champagne at the movie set.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Here We Go" - Dispatch
Album: Bang Bang
Website:
www.dispatchmusic.com
Scene: The rest of the gang at the bar after they left the dorm room because Dawson and Joey
were arguing. Emma agrees to give Pacey and Jack the apartment.
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"It's Not" - Aimee Mann
Album: Lost In Space (Superego)
Website: www.aimeemann.com
Scene: End of episode as Dawson and Joey part ways.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Let You Go" by Laura Doyle | | |
#603 "The Importance Of Not Being Too Earnest"
Episode #107/128 Original Air Date: 10/09/2002
Episode
#3 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score Music By: Adam Fields
Joey accidently sends an email intended for Dawson to the entire campus instead. Jack falls
for his professor. Pacey finds it tough to succeed in the business world without selling his soul.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"East Of Eden" - 60 Cycle Hum
Album: N/A
Scene: #1) Very beginning of episode as Joey is at the computer thinking about what to write to Dawson in the
email. #2) Song that came on right after Eddie kicked the jukebox to shut off the song playing.
This song has not been commercially released. The band does not have a website at this time. |
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"When It Comes" - Plankeye
Album: Relocation
Website: www.plankeye.com
Scene: Jack and Emma in the kitchen.
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"Blur" - Casual Blue
Album: Everyone
Website:
www.casualblue.com
Scene: At the bar, Joey is waiting on the table with the students talking about her email that
she accidently sent to the whole campus.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Hold It Down" - Lee Hester
Album: I'm Ready
Website: www.leehester.com
Scene: Background music at the bar when Joey's professor walks in.
This song is a hidden track on the CD. |
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"High On The Sunshine" - Kelly Brock
Album: Dirty Dishes
Website: www.kellybrock.com
Scene: Pacey is driving his boss to the car dealership.
Artist also heard in episode: #209
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"We're At The Top Of The World" - The Juliana Theory
Album: Emotion Is Dead (EMD/Chordant)
Website: www.thejulianatheory.com
Scene: Pacey closes the stock deal with "Topper" and tells his boss about it.
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"Tattoo Your Image (On The World)" - Pop Unknown
Album: If Arsenic Fails Try Algebra (Deep Elm Records)
Website: www.popunknown.com
Scene: Eddie (guy from Joey's class) walks in the bar to start work.
Artist also heard in episode: #503 |
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"Above All This" - Lee Hester
Album: I'm Ready
Website: www.leehester.com
Scene: Jack, Jen, and Audrey at the bar visiting Joey on her first day on the job.
Visit Lee's site for CD purchase info. |
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"I Love You So" - Laura Doyle
Album: No Easy
Answers
Website: www.lauradoyle.com
Scene: Outside the bar when Pacey is telling Audrey about what happened at the job earlier that
day.
Artist also heard in episode: #601
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com.
This song is track #13 on the CD, added in the most recent print run (first print run sold out.) |
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"Now The News" - Eli
Album: Now The News
Website:
www.elinews.com
Scene: Song playing on the jukebox as Jack and Jen leave the bar.
Artist also heard in episode: #318 |
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"As I Lay Me Down" - Sophie B. Hawkins
Album:
Whaler (Sony)
Website: www.thecreamwillrise.com
Scene: Joey hears the song on the jukebox and says she hates it after Eddie says he hates the
song. (Eddie kicks the jukebox to shut it off.)
Artist also heard in episode: #100 #219 #601 #602
This song was also heard in episode: #100 #601 #602
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"The Drifter" - David Poe
Album: The Late Album
(Sony)
Website: www.davidpoe.com
Scene: End of episode... Pacey is the first one at the office; Joey running to class. Heard moments
later as Dawson is seen starting to write an email to Joey.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Stride" by The Bennett Cale Project
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#604 "Instant Karma!"
Episode #108/128 Original Air Date: 10/16/2002
Episode #4 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson finds himself in an awkward situation when he is put between Joey and Natasha, the
girl (and lead actress in the film) that he dumped after spending the evening with Joey.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Amsterdam" - Rubber Snake
Album: Ten Shepherds
Lost
Website: www.rubbersnake.com
Scene: Beginning of episode ... Todd (director) and Dawson discussing Natasha's arrival.
Visit their website to download the full MP3. |
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"Alive" - Rebecca Timmons
Album: The Turing
Event
Scene: Joey reading a book at the bar when Eddie comes along. Continued to the next
scene where Pacey called Audrey from work.
No official website yet but check her out at www.rebeccatimmons.net. |
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"Superstar" - The Crash Poets
Album: Big Bang
Theory
Website: www.thecrashpoets.com
Scene: Jack, Jen, and Audrey in the bar when Audrey announces she wants to go home but Jen wants
to party and convinces her not to go home.
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"Over The Top" - Heavy Stud
Album: Straight Out Of Lakeville
Website: www.heavystud.com
Scene: Jack, Jen, and Audrey at the house party. Jen meets up with CJ, the peer counselor.
Artist also heard in episode: #605 #613 #614
This song was also heard in episode: #613 |
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"Just Like Me" - Moxie
Album: Ladyfest East
(Compilation CD)
Scene: Jen and Audrey are with the two guys playing quarters. Audrey throws
the cellphone in the drink.
Artist also heard in episode: #212 #404 #511 #614
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com.
Band is also known as MOXIEstarpark. This track comes from the various artists/compilation CD of female rockers and
bands. |
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"Judas" - Geller
Album: N/A (Exergy)
Website: www.mineonline.net
Scene: Jack and his professor are outside the house party.
Artist also heard in episode: #510
This song is only available as a single right now. |
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"Spike-A-Delic Groove" - Mr. Spike
Album: Beer
Can Alley (Attack Records)
Website: www.mrspike.biz
Scene: Pacey and his boss at the strip club.
Artist also heard in episode: #606 |
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"Find Yourself" - Universal Honey
Album: Magic
Basement
Website: www.universalhoney.com
Scene: Audrey is going upstairs to the bedroom with the guy and Jen tries to stop her but cannot.
Artist also heard in episode: #314 #506 #614 #615
This song was also heard in episode: #614 |
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"Thinking About Tomorrow" - Beth Orton
Album:
Daybreaker (Astralwerks)
Website: bethorton.astralwerks.com
Scene: Heard for a long duration at end of episode when Pacey meets Audrey at the dorm, Dawson
gets his job back, and Joey kisses Eddie on an impulse.
Artist also heard in episode: #410 #412
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#605 "The Impostors"
Episode #109/128 Original Air Date: 10/23/2002
Episode #5 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson's quick thinking saves the day when a producer arrives on the movie set ready to close
down production. Audrey joins an all girl punk band. Joey figures out that Eddie is not really a student at Worthington.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Bye Bye Baby" - Schnockered
Album: Bye Bye
Baby
Website: www.schnockered.com
Scene: (Opening of episode) Bar background song as Joey is waiting for Eddie to get her the drink
order as he flirts with some of the customers.
Artist also heard in episode: #505 #516 #520 #522 #614
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Spaceshot" - Brian Sullivan
Album: Don't Postpone Joy
Website: www.briansullivanmusic.com
Scene: Song playing as Dawson meets Todd and Natasha at the bar.
Artist also heard in episode: #611 #620 |
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"On 2" - Heavy Stud
Album: Straight Out Of Lakeville
Website: www.heavystud.com
Scene: The song playing that Audrey is listening to through her headphones.
Artist also heard in episode: #604 #613 #614 |
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"Only Human" - Mike Freedman
Album: Mother Earth
Website: www.mikefreedman.com
Scene: Joey asking questions to Emma about Eddie and where he lives.
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"Frustrated" - Catfight
Album: Ladyfest East
(Compilation CD)
Website: www.catfight.net
Scene: Audrey and Jen talking about the gig just before Audrey goes on stage.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com.
This track was taken from this various artists/compilation CD featuring all female rockers and bands. |
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"California Dreamin" - Busy Phillips
Album:
N/A
Scene: The first tune Audrey sings as part of the all-girl punk band Hell's Belles.
Also the song Audrey sang in the shower. This song was made popular by the Mamas & The Papas, as well as The Beach
Boys. |
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"Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" - Busy Phillips
Album:
N/A
Scene: The second song Audrey sings with Hell's Belles. Joey is shocked when she arrives
to see Audrey on stage.
This song was originally made popular in the 80's by Cyndi Lauper.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Bad Times" by Busy Phillips | |
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"Turn Your Lights Down Low" - Reed Foehl
Album:
Spark
Website: www.reedfoehl.com
Scene: Natasha and Dawson walking at the movie set just after she met Heather the producer.
Artist also heard in episode: #609
Visit Reed's website for CD info.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Come Around" by Lee Hester | |
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"Lately" - Binge
Album: Anna Kournikova
Website:
www.bingeusa.com
Scene: Joey is closing down the bar when Eddie comes in.
Artist also heard in episode: #212 #220 #503
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Reunion" - Jonah
Album: Save The Swimmer
Website: www.jonahtheband.com
Scene: End of episode as Jack and Jen are walking down the street.
Artist also heard in episode: #601
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. | |
#606 "Living Dead Girl"
Episode #110/128 Original Air Date: 10/30/2002
Episode #6 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson helps Todd in throwing a blow-out Halloween party on the movie set. Joey gets stuck
taking Professor Heston's daughter to a haunted house with Eddie.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Land Of Opportunity" - The Undecided
Album:
The Undecided
Website: www.theundecided.net
Scene: Pacey and Audrey, getting ready for the Halloween party.
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"Put Me On" - The Kickovers
Album: Osaka
Website:
www.thekickovers.com
Scene: Joey tells Eddie she made a deal with Prof. Hetsen so he can attend class again.
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"Dead In Hollywood" - Murderdolls
Album: Beyond
The Valley Of The Murderdolls (Roadrunner Records)
Website: www.themurderdolls.com
Scene: First time the party band is shown. Dawson interrupts Todd with the two girls.
The band playing at the Halloween party. |
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"Move To Bremerton" - MxPx
Album: Ten Years
And Running
Website: www.mxpx.com
Scene: At the bar, Joey wants to take Prof Hetsen's daughter out but she wan't go without Eddie.
Artist also heard in episode: #613
This song was also heard in episode: #613 |
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"The Corporate Enthusiast" - Dead Poetic
Album:
Four Wall Blackmail
Website: www.deadpoetic.com
Scene: Music at the party when CJ and his friend David arrive at the party and meet Jack and
Jen.
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"Love At First Fright" - Murderdolls
Album:
Beyond The Valley Of The Murderdolls (Roadrunner Records)
Website: www.themurderdolls.com
Scene: Audrey and Pacey arrive at the party and start to bicker.
The band playing at the Halloween party. |
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"B-Movie Scream Queen" - Murderdolls
Album:
Beyond The Valley Of The Murderdolls (Roadrunner Records)
Website: www.themurderdolls.com
Scene: Dawson is talking to the blonde chick when he notices the "ghost" up on the rafters.
The band playing at the Halloween party. |
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"197666" - Murderdolls
Album: Beyond The Valley
Of The Murderdolls (Roadrunner Records)
Website: www.themurderdolls.com
Scene: Dawson talking to Natasha about the "ghost" and she accuses him of asking if she and Todd
have something going on with each other.
The band playing at the Halloween party. |
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"Reverend Rider" - Dislife
Album: Holy Sphere
Website: www.dislife.net
Scene: Audrey is hiding in the coffin when Pacey is talking to Emma about Audrey.
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"Hard Core" - Mr. Spike
Album: Beer Can Alley
(Attack Records)
Website: www.mrspike.biz
Scene: Jen talking to C.J.'s friend at the electric chairs while Jack is talking to C.J. to find
out if he may like Jen.
Artist also heard in episode: #604 |
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"Living Dead Girl" - Rob Zombie
Album: Hellbilly
Deluxe (Universal)
Website: www.robzombie.com
Scene: Dawson goes after the "ghost" and finds Todd and Natasha on one of the sets kissing. Moments
later when Dawson finds out Natasha and Todd pulled a prank on him.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Switchback (Detroit 2000)" by
Celldweller | |
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"Miracle" - Josh Rouse
Album: Under Cold Blue Stars (Slow River)
Website: www.joshrouse.com
Scene: Eddie and Joey sharing the root beer float.
Artist also heard in episode: #218 #415 #416 | |
#607 "Ego Tripping At The Gates Of Hell"
Episode #111/128 Original Air Date: 11/06/2002
Episode
#7 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score Music By: Adam Fields
Audrey gets drunk before her band performs and worries her friends as she gets out of control.
Pacey's boss takes the office to New Orleans for the night. Eddie and Joey agree to go on a date.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Kind Of Girl" - Annie Minogue
Album: Love Parade
Website: www.annieminogue.com
Scene: Opening scene; Joey and Eddie at the bar.
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"On The Prowl" - Walter "Wolfman" Washington
Album:
On The Prowl (Rounder)
Website: www.walterwashington.com
Scene: Pacey talking to the girls at the casino bar.
Instrumental.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"42nd Street" by Jeff Lingle | |
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"While You're Here" - Ali Handal
Album: Dirty
Little Secret
Website: www.alihandal.com
Scene: (3 scenes) Eddie pouring a drink for Joey before Audrey showed up to buy shots. Moments
later... CJ and Jen in the booth when CJ notices Audrey. Background music during Audrey and Joey bathroom scene.
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"Bad Girls" - Nigel Mack
Album: High Price To
Play
Website: www.nigelmack.com
Scene: Pacey and his boss in the casino, hitting on the blackjack dealer.
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"One Way Or Another" - Busy Phillips
Album:
N/A
Scene: Audrey goes crazy on the stage as she sings this song.
This song was originally a hit by the group Blondie in 1978. |
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"No Signs Of Pain" - Azure Ray
Album: November
(Saddle Creek Records)
Website: www.warmsupercomputer.com/AZURERAY.html
Scene: CJ and Jen picking up the glass off the bar floor.
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"The Seduction Of Mrs. Nielsen" - JP
Album:
Short/Sleeve (The No Jewel Case Project)
Website: www.thejplink.com
Scene: Eddie is sweeping up glass from the floor and then he and Joey argue about Audrey.
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"Greasy Money" - Kenny Greenberg
Album: New
Blues
Scene: Pacey and his boss on Bourbon Street arguing about the call girl he hired for
Pacey.
(Instrumental piece) Note: CD is not available commericially. It's part of a music source library of pre-licensed music.
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"Orange Sky" - Alexi Murdoch
Album: Four Songs
Website: www.aleximurdoch.com
Scene: End of episode as Pacey is walking alone down Bourbon Street and when Eddie comes to Joey's
dorm room.
Artist also heard in episode: #616 #622
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. | |
#608 "Spiderwebs"
Episode #112/128 Original Air Date: 11/13/2002
Episode #8 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson gets No Doubt concert tickets for everyone. Jen finds out CJ slept with Audrey.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"I Can't Let You Go" - Love Candy
Album: Love
Candy
Website: www.lovecandy.org
Scene: Opening scene with Dawson, Jen, Jack, and David at Hell's Kitchen.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Right Here" - Fine Machine
Album: Demo
Website:
www.finemachine.com
Scene: Joey is trying to convince Eddie to take her to the No Doubt concert for their first official
date.
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"Say It Twice" - Choo Choo La Rouge
Album: Choo
Choo La Rouge (EP)
Website: www.choochoolarouge.com
Scene: Audrey and Jen are in the music store.
Artist also heard in episode: #614 |
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"Peek" - Anna Waronker
Album: N/A
Website:
www.annawaronker.com
Scene: Joey and Eddie trying to get into the concert when Joey realizes she forget the tickets.
Artist also heard in episode: #601 #602 #616
Song is not available on any recording at this time. |
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"Supergirl" - Gina Young
Album: Intractable
Website: www.ginayoung.com
Scene: Pacey arrives at his seat to see Audrey sitting there alone.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Fall" - Lake Boone
Album: Lake Boone
Website:
www.lakeboone.com
Scene: Eddie trying to talk to the security guard to let him and Joey in.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Just A Boy (For Now)" - Nemochrome
Album: Nemochrome
Website: www.nemochrome.com
Scene: CJ and Jen talking when Jen finds out he slept with Audrey.
Artist also heard in episode: #611 #614 #620
This song was also heard in episode: #620
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Every Song On The Radio" - Pillbox
Album: The
Teenage Years (NYC Records)
Website: www.pillbox.co.uk
Scene: Pacey and Audrey coming down the escalator after he buys her a No Doubt concert shirt.
Artist also heard in episode: #516 #521
This song was also heard in episode: #516 |
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"Hella Good" - No Doubt
Album: Rock Steady (Interscope)
Website: www.nodoubt.com
Scene: Joey and Eddie appear to be lost after sneaking in the arena. (first tune heard from the
band.)
Sound clip is from the CD, not from the show which features the actual live performance. |
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"Underneath It All" - No Doubt
Album: Rock Steady
(Interscope)
Website: www.nodoubt.com
Scene: Second song performed by No Doubt in concert.
Sound clip is from the CD, not the show which features the actual live performance. |
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"Magic's In The Makeup" - No Doubt
Album: Return
Of Saturn (Interscope)
Website: www.nodoubt.com
Scene: Joey and Eddie are up in the rafters looking down at the concert. (3rd song from the band.)
Sound clip is from CD, not from the show which features an actual live performance. |
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"Beautiful" - Josh Zandman
Album: Not Yet Rated
Scene: End of episode when Eddie walks Joey back to the dorm room and kisses her goodnight.
Song will be available on Josh's forthcoming EP. Visit his site to hear the full song. | |
#609 "Everything Put Together Falls Apart"
Episode #113/128 Original Air Date: 11/20/2002
Episode
#9 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson discovers his jealous side when Natasha is drawn to a new actor on the movie set.
Joey spends the night at Eddie's place and ends up missing Professor Heston's final exam.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"We Are Family" - Sister Sledge
Album: Disco
Fever - Volumes 1 & 2 (SPG Records)
Website: www.sistersledge.com
Scene: (Opening scene) At the movie set when filming the disco scene with Natasha.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Dancin' Nights" by Sonoton Music
Library
Album: Funky Disco Fever (SCD 289) | |
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"Gone" - C60
Album: C60 (Monolyth)
Website:
www.c60music.com
Scene: Joey is studying for her final exam at the bar as this song plays on the jukebox. Joey
asks Eddie to turn the song off.
Artist also heard in episode: #517 #612 |
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"Static" - The Figgs
Album: Slow Charm
Website:
www.thefiggs.com
Scene: Pacey and Emma in the store looking for a dress for Emma.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Good Time" - Out Of Eden
Album: More Than You
Know
Website: www.outofedenonline.com
Scene: Pacey is waiting for Emma to arrive at the party when his boss introduces his date to
him.
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"Friday's Salvation" - River City Rebels
Album:
Playin' To Live - Livin' To Play (Victory Records)
Website: www.rivercityrebels.com
Scene: A punkishly dressed Emma arrives at party.
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"Get Down Tonight" - K.C. & The Sunshine Band
Album: Get Down Tonight: The Best Of Disco (VA)
Website: www.kcandthesunshineband.com
Scene: Disco scene at the movie set when Natasha and Max were dancing.
This song is available on various greatest hits, dance, and 70's compilations.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Bump And Grind" by Source In
Synch Music Library | |
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"Hi-Life" - Iffy
Album: Biota Bondo
Website:
www.iffy.net
Scene: At the party, Emma and Pacey's boss Rich exchange insults.
Artist also heard in episode: #511 #513 |
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"Whispers From Heaven" - Glenn Graham & Amy
Graham
Album: Step Outside
Website: www.glenngraham.ca
Scene: Joey and Eddie arguing after she just came back from trying to get Professor Heston to
give her another chance at the final exam.
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"Green Tomatoes" - 45 Dip
Album: The Acid Lounge
Website: www.45dip.com
Scene: Pacey and his boss get into a little rift about Emma and he tells Pacey that his job is
on the line for the way he talks to him.
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"Parting Shot" - No Knife
Album: Riot For Romance
(Better Looking Records)
Website: www.noknife.net
Scene: Song playing in the bar as Professor Heston sits at one of the tables Joey is waiting
on.
Find out more about the band at their label site -- www.betterlookingrecords.com/no_knife. |
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"The Remedy" - Reed Foehl
Album: Spark
Website:
www.reedfoehl.com
Scene: Joey and Eddie outside sitting on Eddie's truck when he tells her he just got fired for
punching Prof. Heston.
Artist also heard in episode: #605
Visit Reed's website for CD info. |
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"Into The Light" - Alice Peacock
Album: Alice
Peacock (Columbia)
Website: www.alicepeacock.com
Scene: Joey and Eddie ice skating alone at the rink.
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#610 "Merry Mayhem"
Episode #114/128 Original Air Date: 12/11/2002
Episode #10 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson and Gail invite everyone back to Capeside for Christmas but things aren't very merry.
Pacey returns home with a new car and fancy gifts to impress his family; Joey's father returns to Capeside on temporary parole.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Love Came Down At Christmas" - Shawn Colvin
Album:
Holiday Songs And Lullabies (Columbia)
Website: www.shawncolvin.com
Scene: Joey and Eddie walking around town; she invites Eddie to Capeside for Christmas.
Artist also heard in episode: #403 #409 #421 #506
This song was also heard in episode: #409
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Christmas Magic" by Dee Dee O'Malley
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"Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" - Lynsey Bartilson
Album: School's Out Christmas (Universal)
Website: www.lynseybartilson.com
Scene: Joey is packing for her trip back to Capeside when Audrey arrives back at the dorm because
she misses her airline flight.
Lynsey appears on the television show "Grounded For Life".
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"The Bells" by Universal Honey
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"Wild Christmas" - Chris Trousdale
Album: School's
Out Christmas (Universal)
Website: www.christrousdale.com
Scene: Dawson is hanging tinsel on the tree when Natasha comes over and kisses him.
Chris is from the band Dream Street.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Best Christmas Ever" by Universal
Honey | |
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"Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" - Mary
Beth Maziarz
Album: N/A
Website: www.marybethmusic.com
Scene: Christmas morning at the Potter B&B. Eddie surprises Joey by showing up to spend Christmas
with her.
Artist also heard in episode: #301 #308 #316 #319 #401 #409 #413 #420 #423 #501 #515
This song was also heard in episode: #409
This song was specially recorded by Mary Beth for this episode. Back in season 4 episode #409, she specially recorded
this same song but it was recorded a little differently.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Please Come Home For Christmas"
by Tanya Anton | |
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"Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree" - Brenda Lee
Album: Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree (Decca Records)
Scene: Audrey is talking
to Mr. Potter by the Christmas tree.
This song is available on many holiday compilations.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"UNKNOWN REPLACEMENT" by | |
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"Windy Nights" - Shawn Colvin
Album: Holiday
Songs And Lullabies (Sony/Columbia)
Website: www.shawncolvin.com
Scene: Joey and family arrive at the Leery's house. Pacey and Doug pull up in Pacey's new car
moments later.
Artist also heard in episode: #403 #409 #421 #506
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"That's What Xmas Means To Me"
by Amy Sky | |
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"Jingle Bells" - Booker T & The MG's
Album:
In The Christmas Spirit (Atlantic)
Scene: Todd is saying grace at the dinner table.
Instrumental version.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Jingle Bells" by Phil Sillas
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"Like An Alien" - Bionica
Album: Bionica
Website:
www.bionicamusic.com
Scene: Song on Pacey's car radio just before Audrey crashes it into Dawson's house.
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#611 "Day Out Of Days"
Episode #115/128 Original Air Date: 01/15/2003
Episode #11 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
Back in LA, Dawson is conflicted when asked by the studio to direct re-shoots of the movie
after Todd refuses. Joey hasn't heard from Eddie since Christmas and finds his apartment empty when paying a visit. Pacey
is spending more time with Emma.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Lonely Day" - Phantom Planet
Album: The Guest
(Sony)
Website: www.phantomplanet.com
Scene: First time Joey is leaving a message on Eddie's answering machine.
Artist also heard in episode: #622 #623
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Crosstalk" by Our Friend The
Atom | |
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"Mona Lisa" - Eric Saulnier
Album: N/A
Website:
www.mosquitostudios.com/ericsaulnier.htm
Scene: Jack and his boyfriend eating at the bar where Joey works.
Artist also heard in episode: #520 |
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"Hole In Your Head" - Nemochrome
Album: Nemochrome
Website: www.nemochrome.com
Scene: Coming Soon
Artist also heard in episode: #608 #614 #620
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Only Got One" - Frou Frou
Album: Details (Universal)
Website: www.froufrou.net
Scene: Emma and Pacey at the aquarium; Pacey is playing hookey from work.
Artist also heard in episode: #617
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"How Long Will It Last" - Colin Hay
Album: Company
Of Strangers - Brown Bag Edition
Website: www.colinhay.com
Scene: Emma is waiting for Pacey at the aquarium but he doesn't show up.
Artist also heard in episode: #421
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"Crazy" - Brian Sullivan
Album: Don't Postpone Joy
Website: www.briansullivanmusic.com
Scene: End of episode when Dawson finds Todd on the beach.
Artist also heard in episode: #605 #620 | |
#612 "All The Right Moves"
Episode #116/128 Original Air Date: 01/22/2003
Episode #12 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
Joey follows Eddie to his family home where they face up to their true emotions. Audrey returns
from LA and is welcomed back into the band but blows her chance by getting drunk before taking the stage.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Does She Walk On Water" - Jennie DeVoe
Album:
Does She Walk On Water
Website: www.jdevoe.com
Scene: Opening scene when Audrey walks into the bar to apologize to everyone.
Visit Jennie's website for CD purchase info. |
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"Lost At 22" - The Snaggs
Album: Info Not Available
Website: www.thesnaggs.com
Scene: Joey and Emma at the bar eyeing the new bartender.
Visit the band's website to download the full song. |
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"Bad Times" - Busy Phillips
Album: N/A
Scene: Audrey is singing during the band warmups before the big gig. Also playing when Audrey collapses on stage
later during the gig.
Song originally performed by Hissy Fit, an indie punk band from Canada. |
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"Fair Sky In Wichita" - Chad Lawson Trio
Album:
Chad Lawson Trio
Website: www.chadlawson.com
Scene: Background dinner music when Rich and Pacey arrive at the party.
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"Something I Can't Be" - Kirsten Proffit
Album:
N/A
Website: www.kirstenproffit.com
Scene: Professor Hesten barges into the bar looking for his daughter.
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"Zombie Lincoln" - C60
Album: C60 (Monolyth)
Website: www.c60music.com
Scene: Audrey is on the party bus hanging with the other band members.
Artist also heard in episode: #517 #609 |
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"Kozy Claustrophobic" - Failsafe
Album: Failsafe
Website: www.failsafe.us
Scene: At the bar, Joey is trying to ignore Eddie.
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"Love Is All Around" - Busy Phillips
Album:
N/A
Scene: Audrey singing the opening song on stage at the gig.
Song is affectionally known as the theme to the "Mary Tyler Moore" show.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"SCENE DELETED FROM DVD RELEASE"
by | |
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"Dear Dorothy" - Chad Lawson Trio
Album: Dear
Dorothy: The Oz Sessions (Summit)
Website: www.chadlawson.com
Scene: Background music at the party Rich and Pacey attended.
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"Prince Of The City" - Jacobstone
Album: Regions
Website: www.jacobstone.com
Scene: Joey and Hartley talking about getting Professor Hesten to read Eddie's manuscript.
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"Rock 'n' Roll & The Teenage Desperation" -
Loudermilk
Album: The Red Record (Dreamworks)
Website: www.loudermilk.net
Scene: Song being performed on stage by the headline act at the gig. Also heard near end of episode
when Audrey arrives at the dorm room and passes out.
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"One More Day" - Tommy Holmes
Album: Tommy Holmes
II
Website: www.tommyholmes.com
Scene: Professor Hesten comes back to the bar to get Harley's backup and tells Joey that Eddie's
manuscript has some promise.
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"Are We There Yet?" - Chad Lawson Trio
Album:
Dear Dorothy: The Oz Sessions (Summit)
Website: www.chadlawson.com
Scene: Pacey is leaving the party and the mystery girl catches up with him.
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#613 "Rock Bottom"
Episode #117/128 Original Air Date: 01/29/2003
Episode #13 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
Eddie and Joey say goodbye as he is moving to Los Angeles. Joey convinces Audrey to rehab
in LA and convinces Eddie to take her and Audrey with him cross country in Eddie's car. Dawson finds his authority questioned
when Natasha refuses a nude scene.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Over The Top" - Heavy Stud
Album: Straight Out Of Lakeville
Website: www.heavystud.com
Scene: Opening scene with Joey and Audrey in the dorm room as Audrey is getting ready to go to
rehab.
Artist also heard in episode: #604 #605 #614
This song was also heard in episode: #604 |
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"Move To Bremerton" - MxPx
Album: Ten Years
And Running
Website: www.mxpx.com
Scene: Eddie and Joey look for Audrey at the hotel room and find her in the tub.
Artist also heard in episode: #606
This song was also heard in episode: #606 |
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"Sour Mash" - The Gentlemen
Album: Ladies and
Gentlemen...
Website: www.thegentlemenrock.com
Scene: Driving scenes... Eddie turns off the radio as this song is playing.
Artist also heard in episode: #507 |
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"Overdrive" - Foo Fighters
Album: One By One
(RCA)
Website: www.foofighters.com
Scene: Heard in the driving scenes before arriving, and while at the gas station.
Song clips from their official site. Visit to hear clips of all songs from their recent release.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Eye On The Setting Sun" by The
Elms | |
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"Total Eclipse Of The Heart" - Busy Phillips
Album:
N/A
Scene: Audrey is doing a karaoke version of this song at the bar.
Song originally performed by Bonnie Tyler (1983).
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Hey Jamie" by UNKNOWN ARTIST
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"Tidza" - Big Bad Bollocks
Album: Night Of The
Tiles (Monolyth)
Website: www.bigbadbollocks.com
Scene: Plays on the bar jukebox right after Audrey finishes her karaoke performance.
Visit the band's website for CD info. |
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"Staging The Plaguing Of The Raised Platform" -
Cornershop
Album: Handcream For A Generation (BMG)
Website: www.cornershop.com
Scene: Played during the driving scenes right before arriving at Audrey's house in California.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Hey Now" by Bob Mair | |
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"True (With You)" - Wild Colonials
Album: Get A Life!
Website: www.wildcolonials.com
Scene: End of episode when Joey and Eddie are kissing goodbye.
Artist also heard in episode: #322 #404
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Best For You" by Walkabout | | |
#614 "Clean And Sober"
Episode #118/128 Original Air Date: 02/05/2003
Episode #14 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
As Dawson visits Audrey in rehab, he spots a big time producer and follows her into a therapy
session. Back in Boston, Pacey throws a big party to celebrate his success and is surprised when Joey lets loose during a
spin-the-bottle game.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"The Truth Is Out" - The Andersons
Album: Separated
At Birth
Website: www.theandersons.com
Scene: Workers are bringing in the big TV set that Pacey just bought.
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"Drop Out" - Heavy Stud
Album: Straight Out
Of Lakeville
Website: www.heavystud.com
Scene: Dawson enters the lobby of the rehab center looking for Audrey.
Artist also heard in episode: #604 #605 #613 |
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"Thanks Dave" - Nemochrome
Album: Nemochrome
Website: www.nemochrome.com
Scene: Party music playing when Jen and C.J. arrive at the party.
Artist also heard in episode: #608 #611 #620
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Shining Stars" - Morella's Forest
Album: Tiny
Lights Of Heaven
Website: www.morellasforest.com
Scene: Party music playing as Pacey is making Joey a drink by the refrigerator.
Visit the band's website for CD purchase info. |
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"Crazy" - Schnockered
Album: Bye Bye Baby
Website:
www.schnockered.com
Scene: Party music playing as Joey is talking to David about some of her past with Jack.
Artist also heard in episode: #505 #516 #520 #522 #605
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Hole In My Heart" - Glen Echo
Album: Glen Echo
Website: www.mosquitostudios.com/glenecho.htm
Scene: Dawson goes up to talk to the producer who is staying at the rehab center.
Artist also heard in episode: #511 #517 #622 |
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"Find Yourself" - Universal Honey
Album: Magic
Basement
Website: www.universalhoney.com
Scene: Party music playing when Jen and David were talking by the refrigerator when Pacey tells
Jen C.J. accepted a drink.
Artist also heard in episode: #314 #506 #604 #615
This song was also heard in episode: #604 |
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"Beacon Street" - Red Chord
Album: Wicked...Live
At The Abbey
Website: www.redchord.com
Scene: Party music playing when Pacey and Joey are talking on the bed.
Artist also heard in episode: #511 |
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"Take It Off" - The Donnas
Album: Spend The
Night (Atlantic)
Website: www.thedonnas.com
Scene: Played during the montage of party scenes.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Suburbia" by Moxie | |
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"Ragged Dick" - Choo Choo La Rouge
Album: Wall
To Wall (EP)
Website: www.choochoolarouge.com
Scene: Party music playing when Jack, Emma, and Gus were talking on the couch. Jack is questioning
why Emma would marry Gus.
Artist also heard in episode: #608 |
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"If I Didn't Have U" - Lava Baby
Album: Big
Muff
Website: www.lavababy.com
Scene: Party music playing as Emma is upside-down drinking from the keg, and Pacey and Jack by
the TV talking about Gus.
Artist also heard in episode: #511 #513 #517 |
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"To Be Alone" - Danny Blitz
Album: Hollywood
Website: www.dannyblitz.com
Scene: Party music playing as Jen and C.J. are discussing the incident when he accepted a drink
from Pacey.
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"Don't Kiss Me Now" - Moxie
Album: N/A
Scene: A game of spin-the-bottle breaks out between Joey, Pacey, Jen, CJ, Emma, Jack, David, and Gus.
Artist also heard in episode: #212 #404 #511 #604
The band is now known as MOXIEstarpark. The song is unavailable on any commerically released CD. |
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"Sometimes" - Jay Hansen Project
Album: Turn
Website: www.jayhansenproject.com
Scene: Jack and David are talking about some of things that Joey told David earlier in the party.
Artist also heard in episode: #520
This song was also heard in episode: #520
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com.
The band for this song was listed as August Sky when it was first heard in episode #520. They now go by The Jay Hansen
Project. |
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"Honey & The Moon" - Joseph Arthur
Album:
Redemption's Son (Universal)
Website: www.josepharthur.com
Scene: C.J. and Jen in bed.
Artist also heard in episode: #415
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Always" by Robert Scheffler | |
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"My Friend" - Annie Palmer
Album: Info Not Available
Website: www.davidbean.net/annie/
Scene: Pacey brings a drunken Joey up to his room to rest, moments later they kiss.
Available exclusively from Dawson's Creek - www.dawsonscreekcds.com. Annie plans to release a CD later this year. | |
#615 "Castaways"
Episode #119/128 Original Air Date: 02/12/2003
Episode #15 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
On the way home from a business party, Pacey and Joey make an unexpected stop at a Kmart
and end up getting locked in, forced to spend the night together.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"You Do Something To Me" - Sinead O'Connor
Album:
Red Hot + Blue: A Tribute To Cole Porter (Capitol)
Scene: Opening of episode during
the scenes of the business dinner Pacey and Joey attended.
Artist also heard in episode: #323
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"In Spite Of Unrequited Love"
by Joel Evans | |
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"How Big Is Your World" - Universal Honey
Album:
Invincible
Website: www.universalhoney.com
Scene: Pacey and Joey are driving to K-Mart.
Artist also heard in episode: #314 #506 #604 #614 |
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"Hot Damn" - The Salads
Album: Who's That? (EP)
Website: www.thesalads.com
Scene: In K-mart, Joey is on the intercom.
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"Big Blue Sea" - Bob Schneider
Album: Lonelyland
(Universal)
Website: www.bobschneidermusic.com
Scene: In K-mart, Joey walking down the book aisle, Pacey looking around in the electronics department
and then calls for Joey over the intercom.
Artist also heard in episode: #618
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"The Truth Is Lies" by Scott Laurent
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"Juliette" - Vanessa Daou
Album: Make You Love (EQ8R)
Website: www.vanessadaou.com
Scene: Joey is shaving Pacey's gotee off.
Artist also heard in episode: #418 #508
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"I'm All Right (Help Me)" - Michael Brandmeier
Album: Let Me In
Website: www.michaelbrandmeier.com
Scene: End of episode when Joey and Pacey are at the cashier checking out items before leaving
K-mart.
Artist also heard in episode: #218
CD only available through his MP3.com page. Listen to this song in it's entirety. | |
#616 "That Was Then"
Episode #120/128 Original Air Date: 03/26/2003
Episode #16 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
Pacey goes to Capeside where his father has been hospitalized, postponing his meeting with
Joey. Dawson returns to Capeside High where he gives an insightful speech in his old film class.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"On My Way" - Off By One
Album: Off By One
Website:
www.offbyoneonline.com
Scene: Dawson arrives at Capeside High, his old high school film teacher Mr. Gold greets him.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Picking Up The Pieces" by Jeff
Lingle | |
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"Today Is Tomorrow" - Anna Waronker
Album: Info Not Available
Website: www.annawaronker.com
Scene: Song playing on the stereo in Harley's room when Joey shut its off on both occasions.
Artist also heard in episode: #601 #602 #608
Song is unavailable on any of Anna's recordings at this time. |
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"Break My Heart" - Anna Waronker
Album: Info Not Available
Website: www.annawaronker.com
Scene: Joey and Patrick outside Harley's bathroom trying to get her out. Patrick tries to hit
on Joey. Moments later when Joey shuts the song off the radio and then turns it back on.
Artist also heard in episode: #601 #602 #608
Song is unavailable on any of Anna's recordings at this time. |
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"Blue Mind" - Alexi Murdoch
Album: Four Songs
Website: www.aleximurdoch.com
Scene: Song ends the episode as Dawson and Pacey talk outside of Dawson's house. Joey arrives
back at the dorm room and leaves a long message on Pacey's voice mail.
Artist also heard in episode: #607 #622
This song was also heard in episode: #622
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. | |
#617 "Sex And Violence"
Episode #121/128 Original Air Date: 04/02/2003
Episode #17 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
Joey agrees to be Pacey's temporary assistant but they both have second thoughts when their
mutual jealousy leads to disaster at the office. Eddie makes an unexpected visit to Boston to see Joey.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Without Sleep" - Cynthia Catania
Album: Cynthia Catania
Website: www.cynthiacatania.com
Scene: In Jen's bedroom, C.J. and Jen talking about their not having sex in a week.
Visit www.olivoilrecords.com for CD purchase info. |
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"The Beautiful Ones" - John Lardieri
Album: Firecracker
Website: www.johnlardieri.com
Scene: C.J. and Jen walking down the street discussing their relationship.
Artist also heard in episode: #413 |
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"Over You" - Straight Razor Seduction
Album:
Demo Tracks
Website: youthpanacea.tripod.com
Scene: This is the band that is performing in the music video that Todd is directing.
Currently only available on a demo CD sent in by the band. |
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"Hear Me Out" - Frou Frou
Album: Details (Universal)
Website: www.froufrou.net
Scene: Pacey walks into the bar and fires Joey from her secretary position.
Artist also heard in episode: #611
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"The Race" by Deb Pasternak | | |
#618 "Love Bites"
Episode #122/128 Original Air Date: 04/09/2003
Episode #18 on the Season 6 DVD set
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Music By: Adam Fields
Jen learns Grams has breast cancer. Pacey agrees to join Joey as chaperones at Harley's school
dance. Pacey reluctantly agrees to invest Dawson's life savings for his film project.
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| Featured Songs |
Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Paper Umbrella" - Shamra
Album: Whatever Fits (Fum Records)
Website: www.shamramusic.com
Scene: Joey and Harley at the dorm. Harley is picking out something for Joey to wear for Harley's
prom.
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"Chevy Malibu" - The Dingees
Album: Sundown
To Midnight
Website: www.dingees.com
Scene: Pacey/Joey and Harley/Patrick arrive at the prom.
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"Round And Round" - Bob Schneider
Album: Lonelyland
(Universal)
Website: www.bobschneidermusic.com
Scene: Dawson at his computer, contemplating what to write for his script.
Artist also heard in episode: #615
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Meeting Hall" by Tim Burlingame
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"Goodbye" - Nancy Weisler
Album: Live By Letting Go
Scene: Harley is dancing
with another guy just before Patrick and the guy fight.
No website available. You can email the artist at nweisler@yahoo.com for more info. |
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"She Will Return" - Ballistic Edna
Album: She Will Return
Website: www.ballisticedna.com
Scene: Back and forth between Joey & Harley in the girl's bathroom, and Pacey & Patrick
in the boy's bathroom.
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"Just Another" - Pete Yorn
Album: Songs From
Dawson's Creek Volume 2
Website: www.peteyorn.com
Scene: Harley and Patrick are dancing. Pacey and Joey dance to the song moments later.
Artist also heard in episode: #405 #508
This song was also heard in episode: #405
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"You Are Not Alone" by Lee Hester
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"The Blower's Daughter" - Damien Rice
Album:
O
Website: www.damienrice.com
Scene: Heard at end of episode when Joey goes to see Eddie.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Now" by JD Webster | | |
#619 "Lovelines"
Episode #123/128 Original Air Date: 04/16/2003
Episode #19 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
Joey and Eddie's emotional and sexual relationship is played out on stage during a counseling
center benefit with the stars of "Loveline". Jen confides in CJ about Grams' breast cancer.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Jerk It Out" - Caesars
Album: 39 Minutes Of
Bliss (Astralwerks)
Website: www.caesarsweb.com
Scene: Opening of episode when Joey is in her dorm room with Eddie trying to study while Eddie
tries to kiss her.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Brand New Day" by Wonderlife
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"Oh No" - Grey Eye Glances
Album: A Little Voodoo
Website: www.greyeyeglances.com
Scene: Eddie tries to talk with Joey about sex but she is avoiding the subject.
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"Would You...?" - Touch and Go
Album: I Find
You Very Attractive (V2)
Website: www.davidlowemusic.com
Scene: (3 uses) 1)Students gather in the auditorium for the Lovelines show,Jack waits for David.
2)David finally shows and sees Jack. 3)Played over montage of questions when Audrey was hosting the show.
Radio-Edit version, track #4 off the CD.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Superbad Girl" by Iffy | |
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"Sex With Strangers" - Marianne Faithfull
Album:
Kissin' Time (Virgin)
Website: www.mariannefaithfull-usa.com
Scene: Joey and Eddie head up on stage to be with the "Loveline" crew..
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Sex Junkie" by Lava Baby | | |
#620 "Catch-22"
Episode #124/128 Original Air Date: 04/23/2003
Episode #20 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
Pacey realizes the money he invested for Dawson is gone when the company stock Pacey invested
for him becomes worthless. Eddie surprises Joey with a trip to Europe for the summer.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Just A Boy (For Now)" - Nemochrome
Album: Nemochrome
Website: www.nemochrome.com
Scene: In the dorm room, Eddie is hanging out while Joey is studying. Audrey is reading the letter
from the Dean about her attending summer classes.
Artist also heard in episode: #608 #611 #614
This song was also heard in episode: #608
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"East Of Anywhere" - Lamya
Album: Learning From
Falling (J-Records)
Website: www.lamya.com
Scene: In the morning, Pacey and Sadia wake up in bed together.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Angels In The Wings" by Amy Sky
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"Blue Streak Cadillac" - Katrina Carlson
Album:
Untucked
Website: www.katrinacarlson.com
Scene: Eddie gives Joey the backpack with the Europe tour guide.
Artist also heard in episode: #512
This CD is due to be released sometime in Spring 2003. |
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"Love In Vain" - Steve Tannen
Album: Big Senorita
Website: www.stevetannen.com
Scene: Jack and David at the bar, David breaks up with Jack.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Radio" - Crushing Velvet
Album: N/A
Website: www.crushingvelvet.com
Scene: Eddie and Joey in the dorm room..talking about taking their trip to Europe, just before
they have an argument.
Artist also heard in episode: #404 #414
This song is unreleased by the band. |
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"Promised" - Brian Sullivan
Album: Don't Postpone Joy
Website: www.briansullivanmusic.com
Scene: At the water fountain when Pacey was telling Sadia about losing Dawson's money on the
bad stock.
Artist also heard in episode: #605 #611 |
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"Soda Jerk" - Buffalo Tom
Album: A-Sides From
Buffalo Tom: 1988-1999
Website: www.buffalotom.com
Scene: End of episode when Joey tells Audrey she will go on that trip to Europe with Eddie after
all, only to find the letter that he has left her.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Straight Into The Sun" by Meanwhile
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#621 "Goodbye, Yellow Brick Road"
Episode #125/128 Original Air Date: 04/30/2003
Episode #21 on
the Season 6 DVD set
Score Music By: Adam Fields
Dawson's movie dreams are shattered when Pacey comes clean about losing Dawson's money. The
ensuing fight leads to old wounds and three friends wonder if their friendship will ever be the same.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Hand In Hand" - Leah Erbe
Album: Info Not Available
Website: www.leaherbe.com
Scene: Jen's mother arriving at Jen & Gram's house.
Leah's CD is expected to be released in the upcoming weeks. |
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"Old Time Memory" - Josh Kelley
Album: For The
Ride Home (Hollywood)
Website: www.joshkelley.com
Scene: Jack and Jen are in the grocery store.
This album is due to be released in June 2003. (USA) |
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"Home To Me" - Josh Kelley
Album: For The Ride
Home (Hollywood)
Website: www.joshkelley.com
Scene: Audrey and Jack O. walk into a bar and find Pacey sitting alone.
This album is due to be released in June 2003 (USA). |
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"Place Called Home" - Kim Richey
Album: Rise
(Universal)
Website: www.kimrichey.com
Scene: Joey and Pacey at the docks.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"My Friend" by Annie Palmer | |
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"Way Beyond Empty" - Busy Phillips
Album: N/A
Scene: Audrey is singing this song at the bar.
Busy is actually singing, but she's not really playing the guitar. A full version was not recorded. Tune originally
performed by Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society (1996). | |
#622 "Joey Potter and Capeside Redemption"
Episode #126/128 Original Air Date: 05/07/2003
Episode
#22 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score Music By: Adam Fields
When Dawson gives up his dream of making his movie, Joey rallies the old group back to Capeside
to help Dawson being production. Jen, Jack, and Grams say goodbye and leave for New York, so Grams can receive better care
for her breast cancer.
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Void" - Red House Painters
Album: Old Ramon
(Sub Pop)
Website: www.subpop.com/bands/redhousepainters/ramon
Scene: During the montage where we see Grams and Jen having a yard sale.
Front man Mark Kozelek's solo recordings were heard in episode #404 and #504.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Sit And Watch The Sky" by Crashpalace
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"Nobody's Fault" - Phantom Planet
Album: The
Guest (Sony)
Website: www.phantomplanet.com
Scene: (1) Joey goes over to Doug's house to visit Pacey. (2) Jack and Jen are talking to the
A/V geek trying to persuade him to lend them the filmmaking equipment.
Artist also heard in episode: #611 #623
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Overrated" by Pilate | |
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"Sins" - Glen Echo
Album: Glen Echo
Website: www.mosquitostudios.com/glenecho.htm
Scene: Setting up the film set in the streets of Capeside outside the video store.
Artist also heard in episode: #511 #517 #614
This song was also heard in episode: #511 |
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"Pleasant Valley Sunday" - The Wedding Present
Album:
The Hit Parade 1 (RCA)
Website: www.westnet.com/weddoes
Scene: Joey and Todd by the dock discussing Todd's infatuation with steamed broccoli....Harley
telling Dawson she's not doing the water scene.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"I Know What You Don't" by Poxy
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"Soundtrack Of Your Life" - A Girl Called Eddy
Album:
Tears All Over Town
Website: www.agirlcallededdy.com
Scene: Jen, Grams, and Jack are saying their goodbyes and hugging everyone before they leave
in the cab.
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"Blue Mind" - Alexi Murdoch
Album: Four Songs
Website: www.aleximurdoch.com
Scene: Dawson wakes up to find Joey has already left, but finds a note that she left him..
Artist also heard in episode: #607 #616
This song was also heard in episode: #616
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"The Air That I Breathe" - The Hollies
Album:
Classic Masters - The Hollies (Capitol)
Website: www.hollies.co.uk
Scene: Heard during the montage of scenes at the end of the episode which took place in the near
future.
This song can be found on many of The Hollies compliations, as well as many 70's compilations.
Season 6 DVD replacement song:
"Butterfly Girl" by Jaylene Johnson
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#623 "All Good Things..."
Episode #127/128 Original Air Date: 05/14/2003
Episode #23 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
Five years have passed and everyone is reunited in Capeside for a special wedding, but the
happy reunion is cut short after the group learns that one of their own has been harboring a heartbreaking secret.
This episode is the first hour of the 2 hour series
finale ending (WB Network)
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"The Art Of Losing" - American Hi-Fi
Album:
The Art Of Losing (Def Jam)
Website: www.americanhifi.com
Scene: Jack speeding down the road when Sheriff Doug Witter pulls him over.
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"Always On My Mind" - Phantom Planet
Album:
The Guest (Sony)
Website: www.phantomplanet.com
Scene: Pacey at the Icehouse when the woman he was having an affair with arrived.
Artist also heard in episode: #611 #622 |
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"If" - Dragmatic
Album: Dragmatic (EP)
Website: www.dragmatic.com
Scene: Pacey happily spots Joey walking up to the Icehouse.
Artist also heard in episode: #307 #422 #506
This song was also heard in episode: #307 #422 |
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"Fall From Grace" - Amanda Marshall
Album: Amanda
Marshall (Epic/Sony)
Website: www.amandamarshall.com
Scene: The gang is all hanging out at the Icehouse talking about memories of the past.
Artist also heard in episode: #105 #111 #216
This song was also heard in episode: #111 |
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"I'll Be" - Edwin McCain
Album: Misguided Roses
(Atlantic)
Website: www.edwin.com
Scene: Dawson and Joey talking in Dawson's old bedroom, just before they fall asleep together.
Artist also heard in episode: #112 #318 #421
This song was also heard in episode: #112 |
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"Reflections" - Painted Man
Album: Painted Man
Website: www.paintedmanmusic.com
Scene: Instrumental played by the wedding band during the wedding celebration.
CD available for purchase at CDBaby.com. |
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"Have A Little Faith In Me" - Painted Man
Album:
N/A
Website: www.paintedmanband.com
Scene: Instrumental played by the wedding band as Joey, Pacey, Jen, and Dawson were dancing.
Painted Man is based out of Wilmington, North Carolina where the show is filmed. |
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"Have A Little Faith In Me" - John Hiatt
Album:
Bring The Family (A&M)
Website: www.johnhiatt.com
Scene: Pacey and Joey dancing just as he kisses her to try and get the woman he was having an
affair with to leave him alone.
Artist also heard in episode: #201
This song was also heard in episode: #201
This song is also featured on his Greatest Hits CD but it's of a different version -- not the version heard on DC.
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"Say Goodnight" - Beth Nielsen Chapman
Album:
Sand And Water (Reprise)
Website: www.bethnielsenchapman.com
Scene: At the hospital, Jack gets in bed with Jen, and then during the montage of scenes as Jack
is telling each of the gang that Jen is dying.
Artist also heard in episode: #105 #112 #201 #215 #624
This song was also heard in episode: #112 #624 | |
#624 "...Must Come To An End"
Episode #128/128 Original Air Date: 05/14/2003
Episode #23 on the Season 6 DVD set
Score
Music By: Adam Fields
The final episode, five years into the future....death falls upon on one of the four friends.
Joey finally chooses between Dawson and Pacey. Jack gets his man.
This episode is the second hour of the 2 hour series finale ending (WB Network)
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Note: Songs listed in order heard. Sometimes, a song may
be heard in more than one scene so you may need to read all scene descriptions to find a song you're looking for. Audio clips
may not be reflective of sample heard in the episode.
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"Angel" - Sarah McLachlan
Album: Surfacing (Arista)
Website: www.sarahmclachlan.com
Scene: Dawson is filming the video that Jen is making for her daughter Amy.
Artist also heard in episode: #103 #112 #407
This song was also heard in episode: #112 |
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"Hand In My Pocket" - Alanis Morissette
Album:
Jagged Little Pill (Maverick)
Website: www.alanismorissette
Scene: Played during the short homemade video montage of the four young creeker's that Pacey
was showing Jen in the hospital room.
Artist also heard in episode: #222 #308 #520
This was the song used as the theme music in the original and unaired pilot episode. Click here for more info. |
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"Healing Hands" - Marc Cohn
Album: Burning The
Daze (Warner)
Website: www.marccohn.org
Scene: Dawson and Joey outside in the hospital gardens.
Artist also heard in episode: #104
This song was also heard in episode: #104 |
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"Green Apples" - Chantal Kreviazuk
Album: Under
These Rocks And Stones (Sony)
Website: www.chantalkreviazuk.com
Scene: Montage of scenes showing everyone at the hospital waiting room.
Artist also heard in episode: #107 #111 #218 #305 #306 #322
This song was also heard in episode: #107 |
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"Hands" - Jewel
Album: Spirit (Atlantic)
Website: www.jeweljk.com
Scene: The special luncheon at the Icehouse for Jen's funeral -- Pacey telling Doug to go over
to Jack.
Artist also heard in episode: #205 #517
This song was also heard in episode: #205 |
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"Say Goodnight" - Beth Nielsen Chapman
Album:
Sand And Water (Reprise)
Website: www.bethnielsenchapman.com
Scene: End of the episode.
Artist also heard in episode: #105 #112 #201 #215 #623
This song was also heard in episode: #112 #623 | | |
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Dawson's Creek: The Series Finale
Release
Date: September 30, 2003 (USA)
Episode Music - Part I & Part II
Part I and Part II correspond respectively
to episodes #623 and #624, without the additional or extended scenes.
All the tunes heard during the show's original airing on The WB
Network are still here. Due to the extended scenes, an additional track was heard in Part 1 during one of wedding scenes.
It is an instrumental song performed by the portrayed wedding band - Painted Man Band, and the song is titled "Brotha".
Original Pilot Presentation Ending
The song heard during this clip is "Don't Speak" by No Doubt.
You can find out all the music played during the original and unaired pilot episode.
Closing Credits Music
The closing credits are the actual credits and music placed by Sony/Columbia when
the show was originally produced. When the show originally aired on the WB Network, this music was not heard. This particular
piece is different than with all other season 6 episodes. In order to accomodate the additional credits of a double episode,
the music needed to be additional 15 seconds longer. Adam Fields, Dawson's Creek music composer, recorded this special solo
piano piece just for that purpose. This music was also heard at the end of the one and only TBS syndication airing of the
2 hour finale. |
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