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[301] Perfect Circles

• "Rock On" by David Essex. Nathaniel enjoys some fenugreek as he talks to Nate about life and death. 
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• "A Rush Of Blood To The Head" by Coldplay. Nate sees himself with Lisa and Maya in the pastoral room; repeats at the end as Nate & Lisa discuss the random nature of life. 
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• "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" by Peggy Lee. Nate watches his family at Christmas two years ago. 
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• "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" by Richard Marvin. Nate watches an alternative Fisher Family Christmas.
• "Time Is On My Side" by Irma Thomas. Nathaniel & Nate discuss the concept of parallel universes. 
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• "Transcendental Blues" by Steve Earle. At a backyard BBQ we are introduced to Nate's "new life". 
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• "Flat Plane" by Soul Hat. Lisa talks about her problems feeding baby Maya as Nate flashes back.
• "Miles Moods" by Guy Barker. In her drawing class, Claire draws nude model and checks out Russell.
• "Little Miss More Or Less" by Magnet. Claire practices drawing a perfect circle for art class.
  
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• "Warm Up & Rehearse" by All Rise. Phil's band warm up and rehearse.
• "Some Other Time (from 'On The Town')" by Michael C Hall. David sings for his audition at LA Gay Men's Chorus; montage.

[302] You Never Know

• "Dark Eyes" by Dave Alvin. Joe's cooking is interrupted by a telemarketer.
• "The Flowers The Bloom In The Spring (from 'The Mikado')" by Michael C Hall. David rehearses his song for the choir.
• "The Golden Age" by Beck. Claire opens up to Phil about graduating high school, going to art school, and moving on with her life. 
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• "Violin Concerto #2 in A Minor Ill Allegro Assai" by Susann Lautenbacher and The Mainz Chamber Orchestra. At a mountain cabin Carol calls Lisa for help with the salad dressing.
• "All That We Percieve" by Thievery Corporation. Claire talks with Russell at LAC/Arts.
• "Stolen Car" by Beth Orton. Nate & Lisa invite David & Keith to a BBQ to get acquainted with baby Maya. 
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• "Isobel" by Dido. Later at the BBQ, Keith wakes up Maya with a flush. 
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• "Maya Row The Boat Ashore" by Peter Krause & Lily Taylor. Nate & Lisa sing Maya a song, which David & Keith overhear through the baby monitor.
• "Nearer My God To Thee" by The Londonderry Choir. At the Showalters Funeral David criticizes Rico about his moral superiority.

[303] The Eye Inside

• "It's Only Paper Moon" by Michael C Hall & The Gay Men's Chorus. David & The Gay Men's Chorus sing this song at a rehearsal.
• "Must Be Dreaming" by Frou Frou. David & Keith are excited and playful as they drive off to their vacation get-away. 
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• "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" by Michael C Hall. In anticipation of poolside drinks, David accidentally sings a bit of this song in the car.
• "Carino Neuvo" by Mariachi Sol De Mexico. David feels uncomfortable as he & Keith arrive at the hotel pool.
• "Cielito Lindo" by Lomos Mariachi Band. At the BBQ, Keith & David decide to head back to their room.
• "Uptight" originally by Stevie Wonder. David & Keith belt out this song in their hotel room.
• "Willful Suspension Of Disbelief" by Modest Mouse. Claire breaks up with Phil at the crematorium. 
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• "Start Again" by Electric Soft Parade. After breaking up with Phil, Claire sits in her car for a moment before driving off.
• "Rocket Man" by Elton John. Driving home from their vacation, Keith & David start singing along as they hit traffic.

[304] Nobody Sleeps

• "Une Larme" by Jeno Jando. Ruth & Bettina go for a massage.
• "This One's About Me" by Brooke Ramel. Lisa, Bettina & Ruth prepare for Ruth's birthday party.
• "Boys Better" by The Dandy Warhols. At a local bar, Olivier & Scott argue about art. 
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• "Peg" by Steely Dan. Ruth, Bettina, David, Keith, Nate & Lisa get loose after the birthday dinner. 
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• "Best Days Of Out Lives" by Weekend Players. Later at the bar, Olivier compliments Claire & Russel's artwork. 
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• "Circle" by Sarah McLachlan. Lisa gives Ruth a foot massage. 
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• "Burning Down The House" by Bonnie Raitt. Everyone dances at Ruth's party. 
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• "Popolo di Pekino (from 'Turandot')" by Giacomo Puccini, Albert Erede conductor. Robert Lamar Giffin's funeral #1. 
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• "Nessun Dorma (from 'Turandot')" by Giacomo Puccini, Eric Leinsdorf conductor. Robert Lamar Giffin's funeral #2. 
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[305] The Trap

• "Mazurka Opus 59" by Frederic Chopin. Claire & Russell are working and chatting in art class; Olivier asks Claire to be his assistant. 
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• "June Is Bursting Out All Over (from 'Carousel')" composed by Rodgers and Hammerstein. The Gay Men's Chorus rehearses.
• "Let's Go To Bed" by Ivy. David joins Terry & Evan for a drink after chorus rehearsal.
• "More Than This" by Charlie Hunter ft Norah Jones. At their apartment, David is relieved when Keith tells him can't attend his concert performance. 
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• "Obstacle 2" by Interpol. Nate browses for CDs at a record store. 
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• "Roland" by Interpol. Nate has fantasy that Lisa has discovered him spending money outside their budget. 
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• "Rock Hard Times" by The Eels. Claire drives Olivier to the mall on her first day as his assistant. 
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• "Summertime" by Goldenboy. Olivier laments his lost love Astra to Claire as they continue to drive to the mall. 
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• "Break You Off" by The Roots. Keith sits in his parked patrol car listening to music. 
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• "Good Thing Going" by Stephen Sondheim. David sings beautifully at the Gay Men's Chorus concert.
• "Not Dead Yet" by Ralph Covert and The Bad Examples. In a fantasy sequence, Nate drives down the highway blasting music from the car stereo and smoking cigarettes with the late Will Jaffe.

[306] Making Love Work

• "Ain't No Woman Like The One I Got" by The Four Tops. In the prep room, Nate tells Rico about his camping trip. 
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• "O2" by Sleater Kinney. Russell dyes Claire's hair blue. 
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• "Rejoice In The Sun" by Joan Baez. Ruth & Arthur watch the film 'Silent Running'.
• "Violet" by Cerulean. Claire & Russell share their first kiss. 
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• "Come & Find Me" by Josh Ritter. Nate & Lisa drive home after their camping trip.

[307] Timing And Space

• "Let It Ride (jimpster mix)" by Lisa Shaw. David & Keith get ready to go to Terry's brunch. 
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• "1937: Saint Sebastian (from 'Mishima')" composed by Phillip Glass. A string quartet performs at Bernard Chenowith's funeral #1.
• "Got To Wake Up" by Baxter. David & Keith arrive at Terry's for the brunch.
• "1939: Grandmother & Kimitake (from 'Mishima')" composed by Phillip Glass. A string quartet performs at Bernard Chenowith's funeral #2.
• "Chick A Boom Boom Boom" by Mocean Worker. Keith feels out of place at Terry's brunch. 
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• "Teenage Sensation" by Gus Gus. David & Keith are at Terry's brunch playing "Guess the Celebrity" game. 
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• "Come Home Angel" by Dan Wilson. Claire & Russell talk inside the hearse. 
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• "My Favorite Things (from 'The Sound Of Music')" composed by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Ruth sings with Arthur.

[308] Tears, Bones And Desire

• "Horse With No Name" originally by America. At The People's house, family members sing this song as they make hand mops.
• "Take It All In & Check It All Out" by Joseph Malik. Olivier lectures Claire & Russell about sex. 
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• "Tear It Down" by Metal Rap Addiction (from Firstcom Library). David, Terry & Patrick arrive for paintball competition.
• "The End" by Llorca. Olivier asks Claire to run an errand for him in Azusa. 
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• "Rolling And Tumbling (remix)" by RL Burnside. In Azusa, Carmen, invites Claire to stay awhile to escape the desert heat.
• "Variation Sure Emma Peel" by Gran Tourism. At her studio, Carmen tells Claire that she too was once Olivier's assistant.
• "Melisma" by Terry Davies. Lisa gets a massage from Brenda.
• "Scenes Pittoresques: Air De Ballet" by Jules Massenet. Claire returns from her trip to Azusa and tells Olivier that she quits. 
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• "Sweet Thing" by Mary J Blige. Keith & David hang out with friends Patrick, Terry & Sarge. 
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[309] The Opening

• "There She Goes" by Sixpence None The Richer. Melinda Bloch prepares for her suicide. 
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• "70s 80s" by Nightmares On Wax. David & Keith run into Father Jack at Video West.
• "Song For My Father" by Horace Silver. In Margaret's condo, Brenda & Margaret argue about her choices in life. 
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• "Vuelvo Al Sur" by Gotan Project. Russell's sculpture sells quickly at the LAC ARTS Gallery. 
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• "Stiff Jazz" by Dzihan and Kamien. Olivier & Billy catch up at the LAC Arts Gallery. 
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• "Wax" by Subthunk. Claire is disappointed that her photo has not sold. 
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• "Our Love Is Here To Stay" by Patti Austin. Rico tries to get romantic with Vanessa. 
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• "Hayling" by FC Kahuna. Nate & Brenda check out Billy's artwork and joke about how they've evolved. 
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• "Segredo" by SUBA. At the gallery, Margaret smokes a joint with Keith & Janny, Ruth & Arthur talk to Claire about her photograph. 
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• "Bhangra Fever" by Midical Pundtiz. Claire & Russell watch Olivier & Margaret dance. 
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• "Tunnel" by The Dining Rooms. Nate & Lisa are talking in the pyramid when Brenda enters.
• "Scheherazade: Prince & Princess" by Rimsky Korsakov. Ruth & Arthur cuddle. 
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• "Naked (club remix)" by Oryon. Keith & David recruit a playmate while out at a bar.
• "Concerto for Organ & Orchestra #10 in D Minor, Opus 7, Adagio" by Handel. In the Pastoral Room, Rico & Nate feel sorry for Alex Gramm. 
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[310] Everyone Leaves

• "J'Veux O'la Musique" by Les Nubians. In the car, Keith & David talk about their issues. 
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• "Got To Be Cool" by Wailing Souls. Billy cooks for Brenda in his apartment.
• "El Prescador" by The Big Band. Rico & Vanessa take a dancing lesson.
• "La La La" by Jack Costanzao. While dancing with Rico, Vanessa starts to get dizzy.
  
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• "Los Angeles" by X. Nate is looking after Maya, when Brenda stops by. 
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• "Overthrown" by Tom McRae. Claire & Ruth talk about the men in their lives.
• "Our Love Is Gonna Live Forever" by Spain. Closing montage. 
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[311] Death Works Overtime

• "Sa-Rang-Ee-Mal-Bak-Keh" by RICH. At a Korean convenience store, Dorothy Su is shot and killed during a robbery.
• "Heaven" by Eyra Gail. At a health club, a jogger on a treadmill has a heart attack.
• "Corcovado" by Charlie Byrd & Ken Peplowski. On the telephone, Brenda & Margaret talk about spreading Bern's ashes. 
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• "Doralice" by Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto. Margaret throws Bern's ashes off her apartment balcony so "he can be in Westwood for all eternity". 
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• "Sonata in F Minor" by Scarlatti. At the funeral home, David & Claire greet mourners. 
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• "Killing Me Softly With His Song" originally by Roberta Flack. Margaret sits on her balcony and sings.
• "La Tormenta" by The Latin Brothers & Gambino Pampini. Rico dances with another woman when Vanessa misses their dance lesson. 
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• "I Saw The Light" by Todd Rundgren. Nate sits in Lisa's car and listens to the cassette that she was playing. 
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[312] Twilight

• "Rise" by Azure Ray. Claire in her bedroom, gets a call from Russell.
• "Beautiful Dreamer" by Stephen Foster. The Gay Men's chorus practices. 
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• "Outro Lado (Presence Mix by Charles Webster)" by Zuco 103. David & Patrick discuss David's breakup with Keith. 
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• "Angel" by Weekend Players. Claire wakes up at Brenda's house, they discuss Nate. 
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• "Beautiful Otherness" by Bent. David & Patrick make out. 
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[313] I'm Sorry, I'm Lost

• "It's All In The Game" by The Four Tops. Nate has a drink in a tavern and meets Monica. 
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• "Rebellion" by Joe Arroyo. Rico takes a dance lesson.
• "The Projects" by Paul Hunter. Brenda & Joe have dinner in a Korean restaurant.
• "It Keeps You Running" by The Doobie Brothers. Nate returns to the tavern for more drinking.
• "Wet, Wet, Wet" by Princess Superstar. Rico & friend have drinks at a strip club. 
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• "The Seed (2.0)" by The Roots ft Cody Chesnutt. A stripper hits on Rico. 
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• "Radar Love" by Golden Earring. Nate picks a fight at the tavern. 
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• "Cherish" by The Association. Ruth & George get married. 
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• "Move It On Over" by Hank Williams. Ruth & George dance back at the funeral home. 
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• "Climbatize" by Prodigy. Nate drives frantically as Nathaniel & Lisa taunt him and urge him to commit suicide. 
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• "Jambalaya (On The Bayou)" by Hank Williams. The wedding party continues.
  
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Six Feet Under music list adapted from HBO's Six Feet Under Music Guide

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