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[301] Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days

• "Those Lazy Hazy Crazy Days Of Summer" by Nat King Cole. The Stars Hollow festival. 
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[302] Haunted Leg

• No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.

[303] Application Anxiety

• "Baby Face" by The Brady Kids. Lorelai & Rory watch the Brady Bunch Hour.
• "Tiny Cities Made Of Ashes" by Modest Mouse. Lorelai & Rory look over Lane's ad. 
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• "I Wanna Be Sedated" by The Ramones. Lane trims her ad. 
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• "Big In Japan" by Tom Waits. Rory finds the Harvard outcast daughter's room. 
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• "Smile" by Grant Lee Phillips. Luke & Taylor argue.

[304] One's Got Class And The Other One Dyes

• "London Calling" by The Clash. Dave's band rehearses.
• "Funky Days Are Back Again" by Cornershop. Rory listens to this while on the phone with Lane. 
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• "Naima" by John Coltrane. Lane listens to this while on the phone with Rory. 
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• "Hello Dolly" by Louis Armstrong. Lorelai sings to Luke on the phone.
• "Love Burns" by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. On Jess' radio when Lorelai arrives. 
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• "Cities In Dust" by Siouxsie and The Banshees. Rory bleaches Lane's hair. 
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• "I Don't Mind" by Slumber Party. Rory Dyes Lane's hair. 
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[305] Eight O'Clock At The Oasis

• "Eight O'Clock At The Oasis." Rory touches the clock on the mantel.
• "Ashes To Ashes" by David Bowie. Sung by Lorelai.

[306] Take The Deviled Eggs...

• "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" by Wang Chung. Baby shower games. 
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• "Baby Face" by Bennie Davise & Harry Akst. Rory karaokes at the baby shower.
• "Who's That Girl?" by White and Schogger. Sherry opens presents.
• "Fingersnap" by Chucho Merchan. Sherry's baby shower.

[307] They Shoot Gilmores, Don't They?

• "In The Mood" by Glenn Milller. A guy collapses at the dance marathon; Taylor talks about being a magician. 
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• "Sing Sing Sing (With A Swing)" by Louis Prima. The first song at the dance marathon.
• "Walkin' My Baby Back Home" by The Swingin' Deacons. 6-hour mark of the dance marathon.
• "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" by The Swingin' Deacons. Dance marathon.
• "By The Beautiful Sea" by The Swingin' Deacons. The Runaround.
• "String Of Pearls" by Glenn Miller. Sookie & Lorelai talk. 
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• "These Foolish Things" by The Swingin' Deacons. The 23-hour mark; Dean & Rory fight; Kirk's victory.
• "Gonna Fly Now" from 'Rocky.' Kirk takes his victory lap. 
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[308] Let The Games Begin

• "Then She Appeared" by XTC. Rory meets up with Jess, they kiss. 
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[309] A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving

• "Man Who Sold The World" by David Bowie. Dave's guitar intro; Dave kisses Lane.

[310] That'll Do, Pig

• "Fillmore Blues" by Chuck Berry. Richard's birthday party.
• "Louie Louie" by Richard Berry. The Stars Hollow marching band. 
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• "Without A Net" by Ken Hiatt. Dean & Jess face-off in the school hallway.

[311] I Solemnly Swear

• "Bad Moon Rising" by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Jackson comes home to Sookie's dinner. 
  
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[312] Lorelai Out Of Water

• "Ave Maria" by Franz Schubert. Dave plays this at the Kim wedding.

[313] Dear Emily And Richard

• "99 Luftballons" by Nena. Flashback of a young Lorelai in the hospital waiting room. 
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• "Easter Parade" by Judy Garland from the musical 'Easter Parade.' Lorelai sings to Emily while walking up the stairs.

[314] Swan Song

• "In A Young Man's Mind" by Mooney Suzuki. Dave & the band see Mrs. Kim while driving.
• "One For My Baby" by Frank Sinatra. Miss Patty sings during her rehearsal.

[315] Face-Off

• "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" written by Martin Luthor. Dave's band rehearses.
• "The Star-Spangled Banner" by Francis Scott Key. Sung by Miss Patty & Babette at the hockey game.
• "Amazing Grace" by John Newton. Dave's band plays for Mrs. Kim and her guests.

[316] The Big One

• "Prologue Into The Woods" from the musical 'Into The Woods.' Paris sings this to antagonize Brad.

[317] A Tale Of Poes and Fire

• No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.

[318] Happy Birthday, Baby

• "Happy Birthday" by Mildred J Hill & Dr. Patty Smith Hill. Sung to Lorelai at Emily & Richard's.

[319] Keg! Max!

• "Magic Moments" by Perry Como. Sung by the party guests at Emily & Richard's.
• "La La" by Shark Quest. On the radio at the party. 
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• "Fell In Love With A Girl" by The White Stripes. Lane's band plays.
• "White Riot" by The Clash. Second song Lane's band plays.
• "Calling All Enthusiasts" by Radio 4. On the stereo at the party. 
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• "Saccharine" by Sunday's Best. Rory & Jess talk to Dean & Lindsay. 
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• "Why" by North Green. Lane & Mrs. Kim on the phone; Rory goes looking for Jess.
• "Dance To The Underground" by Radio 4. Jess & Dean fight. 
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[320] Say Goodnight, Gracie

• "Wind Beneath My Wings" by Bette Midler. Lorelai sings to Rory for contributing to the party damage.
• "The Candy Man" by Sammy Davis, Jr. Taylor sings to Luke's patrons.
• "Semper Fidelis" by John Phillips Sousa. The marching band interrupts the funeral. 
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• "Suffragette City" by David Bowie. Jess cleans the diner & meets his father.
  
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[321] Here Comes The Son

• "Pipeline" by The Chantays. Jess steps off the bus in LA.
• "Catch A Wave" by The Beach Boys. Jess stands on the beach. 
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• "Mockingbirds" by Grant Lee Buffalo. Jess looks around his father's room. 
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• "Los Angeles" by X. At Jimmy's hot dog stand. 
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• "One Way Or Another" by Blondie. Jess & Jimmy talk near the beach. 
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[322] Those Are Strings, Pinocchio

• "Peace Train" by Cat Stevens. Lorelai & Rory with their big packs. 
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• "Mexican Shuffle" by Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass. Jackson plays with during the celebration with Lorelai.
• "Pomp & Circumstance" by Edward Elgar. The graduates walk to their seats. 
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• "Cherish" by The Association. Brad sings at graduation. 
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Gilmore Girls music list adapted from Audiophile: Music Pretty, The WB

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