Episode 1-1: "Pilot"
- "La Femme d'Argent" by Air (Moon Safari, 1998): Playing under the voiceover at the very top of the episode. [DVD only -- not in original broadcast]
- "What You Want" by The Wayouts (Bite, 1993): Played while Veronica cuts Wallace down off flagpole. See Notes for more info.
- "Insincere Because I" by The Dandy Warhols (Welcome To The Monkey House, 2003): Playing while Veronica is sitting at the lunch table talking about how Duncan used to be her boyfriend.
- "Sittin' On Top Of The World" by Botany Boyz (Forever Botany, 1999): Played while Wallace gets robbed at the Sac and Pac.
- "Just Another" by Pete Yorn (musicforthemorningafter, 2001): Played when Veronica is at the pool and thinks she hears her mother, and also while she is playing with her dog at the beach.
- "White Lines (Don't Do It)" by Grandmaster Flash (GH): Played during the car wash flashback scene.
- "Give You More" by Taxi Doll (Waiting, 2004): First song played at the party where Veronica gets drugged.
- "Girls" by Death In Vegas (Scorpio Rising, 2003): Second song played at that party.
- "Bathroom Stall" by DAMe Lee (no info): Played while Veronica is talking to Logan and Duncan while they're sitting in the yellow car.
- "Weak Become Heroes" by The Streets (Original Pirate Material, 2002): Played while Veronica is at the computer printing the picture.
- "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" by Blue Öyster Cult (Agents of Fortune, 1976; GH): Played while Veronica and her dad are barbequeing.
- "Pata Pata" by Miriam Makeba (GH): Played during the fake fire in the evidence room at the sheriff's office.
- "Atomic Girl" by The Wannabes (Decade of Moral Fumbles: 1990-1999, 2000): Played near the end when Veronica is talking to Wallace on the beach and he is flying his airplane.
- "Butterflies" by Davíd Garza (A Strange Mess Of Flowers, 2004): Played when Veronica is sitting in the office near the end.
- "All You Need Is Love" (originally performed by The Beatles, Magical Mystery Tour, 1967; GH): A music box-type instrumental version played at the very end of the episode.
Notes:
- Wayouts: You can listen to "What You Want" at the band's MySpace page.


9 Comments:
Wonderfully organised site.
I was just wondering whether anyone knew the title of the instrumental/score playing when Veronica discovers the note her mother left, please?
The instrumental score playing when Veronica finds the note from her mother is called "Left Behind" and it's by the show's composer, Josh Kramon.
It can be found here:
http://www.joshkramon.com/music/VERONICAMARS/index.htm#][/url]
Sorry, it's not "Left Behind". It's actually called "Music Box"
Kim Hayes, singer songwriter for "The Wayouts" here in Austin Texas, letting you know that we are working on getting the CD available. If you are interested you can contact me directly at KHayes5085@aol.com. I'm waiting. Special thanks to our good buddy Rob Thomas.
What do you call a dyslexic, agnostic insomniac do at night? Lies awake at night wondering if there's a dog. (Liberty Lunch Men's Room Graffiti)
Not that this has anything to do with this particular epdisode, but I was just wondering in general, is Cherry Blossom Girl by Air played in an episode of Veronica Mars at some point? I have a feelingit is but it doesn't appear to be mentioned in any of the episode guides, unless I'm really blind.
Something that sounds a lot like the beginnings of Cherry Blossom Girl does play in the third episode, when Veronica spots Logan and Duncan at school and kinda freezes for a while.
I was wondering, in the pilot, when we see rhe flashback of Veronica at the Station, when she goes to report the rape - is that another Air song on the background? Sounds like something from the Virgin Suicides, but i'm not sure.
Veronica Mars is underrated IMO
Great site, but I'm really looking for the song that plays as Veronica has just been drugged in the flashback of the party, it plays as she walks towards the lounge chair. I've looked everywhere but can't seem to find it. If it helps it is also in Lost In Translation.
La Femme d'Argent is a beautiful song that worked perfectly with the unaired opening sequence. Lorelai, it definitely sounds like Cemetery Party from The Virgin Suicides CD hwich is also by Air
It's listed here in "A Trip To The Dentist" :)
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