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Episode 12 ‘Give a Little Bit’ Music

Monday, October 5, 2009

Season 6, Episode 12 Season Finale ‘Give a Little Bit’ had an all sorts in the music sense, check it out after the Jay-Z clip (Episode Credits):

“Budget Fro” by The Diplomats of Solid Sound
[A car full of girls drives by]
“Yearning For Your Love” by The Gap Band
[UCLA Chick booty calls Turtle]
“Lucifer” by Bob Seger
[Eric+Sloan drive up the Coast]
“Touch Me Tease Me” by Case ft. Foxy Brown
[Turtle still loves Jamie & tells Brooke]
“Alpha Dog” by Illfonics
[Sloan is angry]
“How You Like Me Now” by The Heavy
[Ari firing TMA Agents]
“Cat and Mouse” by Nikki & Rich
[Phil Yagoda gives Drama the news]
“Gallop” by Jeremy Jay
[Lloyd storms in]
“Beautiful Day” by Spider Harrison
[Ari says sorry to Lloyd]
“Lisztomania” by Phoenix
[Eric+Sloan meet Drama & Vince]
“In My Lifetime (Remix)” by Jay-Z
[End Credits]

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Episode 11 ‘Scared Straight’ Music

Monday, September 28, 2009

The plethora of music was as a diverse as a motherfucker, even Empire of the Sun got an actual mention on the show! Take a look at the video clip of the song mentioned on the show, it’s bangin’:

“Tigers In The Fire” by Love Grenades
[Driving into Villa]

“So Long Johnny” by The Go
[The Boys at the 101 café]

“Crown Of Age” by The Ettes
[Terrance in Ari's office]

“We Are The People” by Empire of the Sun
[Jamie-Lynn downloads Empire of the Sun!]

“Fire and a Microphone” by The Yelling
[Drama talks to Phil Yagoda in the CBS lobby]

“Reminder” by Honeythieves
[Vince on the floater, Drama calls]

“Come In My Kitchen” by The Diplomats of Solid Sound
[Eric rushes to Drama]

“As Good As Gone” by Eric V. Hachikian
[Drama talks to Lloyd, gives up Melrose]

“Its Me Snitches” by Swizz Beats
[Ari leaves the lift and enters TMA]

“Blade in The Back” by UNKLE
[Ari yells, Lloyd is hiding]

[The boys in the living room]
“Down By The River” by Buddy Miles

“Ladies” by Lee Fields
[End Credits]

As I said before this episode was massive in the celebrity cameo appearances and music department, and I’m sure it will step up a notch in the last episode. The preview for the next episode is in my inbox somewhere, so if you didn’t catch it at the end of ‘Scared Straight’ then come back soon and I’ll have it posted up. Enjoy the music.

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Episode 9 ‘Security Briefs’ Recap

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Overall I thought the ‘Security Briefs’ was at the bottom rung of Season 6′s ladder, although it has to be said it was probably Turtle’s best episode yet. So Doug Ellin’s recap was interesting, as he describes Jerry Ferrara’s real life experiences as the motivation for this episode:

And finally Lloyd has a VIDEO diary to share with us all. I love the idea of these video diaries, but I just can’t stand reading his ‘blog’. They should give us more video, and because they’re short it’s quick bit-sized entertainment that pulls us through the week till the next ep. It would be cool to see the other characters get involved in some kind of extra videos playing their characters or even behind the set through the real actors. Maybe it could be security footage or telephone recordings etc. I think Lloyd’s video diaries and Doug Ellin’s behind-the-scenes have both been very welcome additions to this season.

After seeing Vincent Chase getting dressed up in his ‘Enzo’ gear, could he be finally ready to go back on set again? For some reason I think it will happen in the last episode. It would be nice if next season was devoted to his film making again. Next episode should be awesome!

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