Does anybody know if there is a compilation of the music/songs featured in the show? I think the music is great - and, although I seem to be in the minority, I love the show too!
shareI love the way he was listening to YES and the daughter turned the power off. YES is still great music
shareIn the latest episode I was shocked to hear an old Todd Rundgren underrated tune at the end of the episode. I like the music choices as well. I was surprised that I like the humor in the show and was initially not going to watch because I'm not a fan of SJP. Will continue to watch.
Why do you have to be a fan of someone to watch a movie they are in? I mean, I won't watch a movie if there is something I think is reprehensible in it, but that is different isn't it?
shareI could not agree more--the music and the way it's been incorporated into the show is terrific (especially for fans of 70's pop). Haven't heard anything about a compilation release, but it probably wouldn't be too difficult to find the songs used and make your own playlist--which I actually think I'm going to do.
It's a smart, funny, interesting and well-written show, which is probably why those of us who love it are in the minority.
Loved "This 'Ol Cowboy" by Marshall Tucker Band to begin episode 8.
shareI loved the music played in every episode, especially the first episode 'Baby, You're My Light' by Richard Hawley. So sad and such beautiful lyrics. Hopefully there will be a CD released in the future.
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Has anyone figured out what the name of the song is that is used in the trailer and not the the trailer with man man's head on but the other trailer released? The whole entire internet hasn't been able to figure it out, One trailer uses the song by man man's "head on (hold on to your heart". But the song used in this trailer is the song no one has been able to find thru shazam or lyric searches or anything like that, here is the link to the trailer with the unknown song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGxlK6yQugY
It's astounding...Time is fleeting...Madness takes its toll!
Oldies from the 70's.
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