Complete HIMYM Songs List (Seasons 1, 2, 3, and 4)

[Lilyman]

Here you can find the complete lists of songs... (as complete as possible)
If there is anything wrong, or if a song is missing, let any of the Admin's or Mod's know, and they'll change/add it.

Thanks to MikeJonas

SEASON 1:

Pilot:
"Cigarettes and Coffee" by Otis Redding (played on Robin's stereo)
"Back on the Chain Gang" by The Pretenders

Purple Giraffe:
"Haven't We Met" (Instrumental Version) by Vanessa Rojo (Ted's fantasy scenario of when Robin turns up at his party)

Return of the Shirt:
"We Rule the School" by Belle and Sebastian (Ted begins his story about Natalie)
"Wonder" by John Swihart, vocals by Alissa Moreno (The gang discusses how Ted should break up with Natalie)

Okay Awesome:
"Shine (Lovefreekz Club Mix)" by The Lovefreekz (Marshall's dance solo)
"Heaven" by DJ Sammy (ending)

Slutty Pumpkin:
"Danger Zone" by Kenny Loggins (plays on Barney's stereo)
"Inside of Love" by Nada Surf (ending)
The a cappella group sings "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean," the Peanuts theme, and Big Sugar's "Is She Really Going Out With Him."

Matchmaker:
"Parallel or Together?" by Ted Leo/Pharmacists (begins as Ted prints out the information about his 9.6)
"Summer Breeze" by Seals and Croft (Ted and Dr. O'Brien sing)

The Duel:
"Tubthumping" by Chumbawumba (Played on Marshall's 1998 Valentine's Day Mixtape)

Belly Full of Turkey:
"Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt" by We Are Scientists (Ted distributes mushrooms)
"Mr. Roboto" by Styx (the strip club)
"You Belong to Me" by The 88 (ending)

Pineapple Incident:
"Voices" by Cheap Trick (played on the jukebox)
"Voices" by Jon Brion (Cover played at the end)

The Limo:
"You Give Love a Bad Name" by Bon Jovi
"Major Leagues" by Pavement (Ted calls for a toast)

The Wedding:
"Laundry Shop" by Fuck
"Soul Meets Body" by Death Cab for Cutie (Ted sees Victoria for the first time)

Drumroll, Please:
"The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin (Played on the piano by Ted)
"You Don't Know Me" by Michael Buble (Ted and Victoria's dance)
"Spit on a Stranger" by Pavement (ending)

Game Night:
"Off the Record" by My Morning Jacket (ending)

Cupcake:
"Where is My Mind" by The Pixies (ending)

Life Among the Gorillas:
"Dirty Deeds" by AC/DC (Barney sings Karaoke)
"Don't Go Breaking My Heart" by Elton John and Kiki Dee (Marshall and Lily sing Karaoke)

Nothing Good Ever Happens after 2 A.M.
"Alright" by Supergrass (Robin's day begins)
"Quiet" by Rachael Yamagata (Robin drinks a glass of wine)
"The Morning After", originally by Maureen McGovern (Korean Elvis sings Karaoke)
"Love Me Tender" by Elvis Presley (Korean Elvis sings Karaoke)
"Hard Left" by Robin Hackett (ending)

Best Prom Ever:
"Good Feeling" by Violent Femmes (plays on Lily's stereo)
"The Freshmen" by Verve Pipe (Lily's prom)
"Hide Another Mistake," "Head Cut Off," "Jesus is Good," and the cover of "Good Feeling" by The 88 (the prom that the gang crashes)

Milk:
"Mother of Pearl" by Roxy Music (Ted is dropped off by Robin and has his epiphany)

Come On:
"Air from Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D Major" by Johann Sebastian Bach (Played by the String Quartet in Robin's Apartment)
"This Modern Love" by Bloc Party (ending)

SEASON 2:

Where Were We:
"Cryin' in the Streets" by George Perkins and the Silver Stars (Marshall & Lily break up)
"Give Up the Funk" by Parliament (George Clinton's cameo)
"Boys Don't Cry" by Grant Lee Phillips (cover of the Cure song) (ending)
"Yearbook," a loop from Apple's Garageband program, runs under Ted's "how new relationships are like breakups" montage.

The Scorpion and the Toad:
"It Was Love" by The Elected (Marshall and Lily talk near the end).

Ted Mosby, Architect:
"Here I Dreamt I Was an Architect" by The Decemberists (Ted and Robin talk near the end).

World's Greatest Couple:
"Don't Call Me Whitney, Bobby" by Islands (Lily castrates Barney's apartment).
"Fernando" by ABBA (heartbroken Marshall leaves Brad and Kara)

Aldrin Justice:
"we're #1" by The World Record

Crazy Eyes/Swarley:
"I Am Woman" by Helen Reddy (Ted's radio request surprise)
"Forever" by The Explorers Club (Lily and Marshall get back together)
"Where Everybody Knows Your Name" (The 'Cheers' Theme) by Gary Portnoy (epilogue)

Atlantic City:
"Wedding March" by Felix Mendellssohn (Played by the bouquet)
"Sink to the Bottom" by Fountains of Wayne (ending)

Slap Bet/Robin Sparkles:
"Let's Go To The Mall" by Robin Sparkles (written by Carter Bays and Craig Thomas, performed by Cobie Smulders)

Single Stamina:
"Skyway" by The Replacements (ending)

How Lily Stole Christmas:
"Trepak" from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite (Marshall in the back of the delivery truck)
"Backdoor Santa" by Clarence Carter (Marshall delivers packages)
"Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker (Marshall calls Ted to ask about the winter wonderland)
"Lay Me Down" by Mike Bailey and Eric Eugene/Wild Whirled Music (dorm room flashback)
"Silent Night" by Marshall, Barney & Robin

First Time In New York:
"Gotta Have You" by The Weepies (beginning)
"Love is Strange" by Mickey & Sylvia (Barney's "Dirty Dancing")
"Always Love" by Nada Surf (ending wrap-up)
"(I've Had) The Time of My Life" by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes (epilogue)

Columns:
"Whatever It Is" by Ben Lee (prologue)
"Corazon Incessante" by The Ethels (Ted and Druthers bond over whiskey).
"Twilight Campfighter" by Guided by Voices (Ted wins over his employees with Margaritas)
UNIDENTIFIED: Narration over "Ted hates being the boss" sequence


Monday Night Football:
"Young Folks" by Peter, Bjorn, and John featuring Victoria Bergsman (Ted assembles his sensory deprivation gadget, group sits down to watch the game)

Lucky Penny:
"Nine Words" by Oppenheimer.

Stuff:
"I Wanna be Your Dog" by Iggy Pop (Ted sees Robin's dogs as her exes montage)
"Thicker than a Smokey" by Gary Higgins (Ted and Robin's big argument)

Arrivederci, Fiero:
"I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" by The Proclaimers (the Fiero's permanent music)

Moving Day:
"Soap on Your Skin" by The Solids (Ted and Robin get started on "we're not moving in together" sex)

Bachelor Party:
"When I Get Up" by The Wiggins (Barney's Recipe for a Bachelor Party)
"Pinched" by Chop Chop (Older Ted explains the stock characters)

Something Borrowed:
"Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring" by Johann Sebastian Bach (harp wedding music, guitarist's wedding music)
"Love Song" by Haunt (ending wrap-up)

Something Blue:
"No One Here" by The 88 (Ted and Robin break up)
"Sea Green, See Blue." by Jaymay (Ted and Barney talk at the end)

SEASON 3:

Wait for It:
"Ladies' Choice" by Mandy Moore
"Nothing That You Are" by Mandy Moore
"Alguien Soy Yo" by Enrique Iglesias (Gael plays on Guitar to Robin, Lily, and Marshall)

We're Not From Here:
"Somebody's Me" (English version of "Alguien Soy Yo") by Enrique Iglesias (ending)

The Third Wheel:
UNIDENTIFIED: Music when Ted hypothetically tires the girls out dancing.
"Passenger Side" by Wilco (Ted rides the tricycle...or not...he did...he didn't...)

Little Boys:
"Commit" by The Blakes (Ted's kids' drawings are shown)
"Jump Up" by Mike Bailey and Eric Eugene/Wild Whirled Music (Mini-Ted dances in epilogue)

How I Met Everyone Else:
"Save It for a Rainy Day" by The Jayhawks (Ted concedes to Marshall's version of the freshman orientation party, Blah Blah goes ballistic)

Spoiler Alert:
"The Underdog" by Spoon (ending)

Slapsgiving:
"Still Alright" by Adam Merrin (Marshall's toast)
"You Just Got Slapped" by Marshall Eriksen

The Platinum Rule:
"Black Tears" by Miss Derringer ("Submission" montage)
"O-o-h Child" by The Five Stairsteps (ending)

No Tomorrow:
"Siobhan" by The Tossers (St. Patrick's Day montage).
"Beautiful Beat" by Nada Surf (Ted returns to Low Point to look for his phone)

Ten Sessions:
"Thirteen" by Big Star (Ted and Stella's 2 Minute Date)

The Bracket:
"One Shining Moment" by Luther Vandross (Lily's Scrapbook montage)
Doogie Howswer Theme Song (Epilogue at the end)

Sandcastles In the Sand:
"Let's Go To the Mall" by Robin Sparkles (Intro)
"Murder Train" by The Foreskins (Puppy Corner Segment)
"Dazzey Duks" by Duice (Played on the Jukebox)
"Sandcastles In the Sand" by Robin Sparkles (Ending)

Miracles:
"Nice Dream" by Radiohead (the gang rushes to Ted's side)
"Here Comes A Regular" by The Replacements (ending)

SEASON 4:

Best Burger in New York:
"Serenade No. 10 in B Flat Major, K.361 'Gran Partita': III. Adagio" by Mozart (Marshall describes the Best Burger in New York)

I Heart NJ:
"Jersey Girl" (live) by Bruce Springsteen (Ted reads Lucy a bedtime story)

Intervention:
"Coming Home" by The 88 (the gang toasts the $2500 scotch in 2009)

Shelter Island:
"Waiting for an Invitation" by Benji Hughes (ending)

Happily Ever After:
"All The World (I Tell Myself)" by Correatown (wedding flashbacks)
"Better" by Regina Spektor (ending)

The Naked Man:
"Gorgeous Behavior" by Marching Band (opening)

The Fight:
“Taps” (Plays when Ted and Barney leave the bar to fight)
"This Man He Weeks Tonight" by Dave Davies (Cover of the Kinks song. Barney and Ted re-enter the bar after the fight. The same song plays when Ted and Doug fight.)
“Murder Train” by The Foreskins (Simon’s band in “Sandcastles in the Sand”. Plays during the Eriksen boys’ fight club montage.)

Little Minnesota:
“White Christmas” (When Ted gives Heather the briefcase.)
“Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm” by The Crash Test Dummies (The song being sung badly by the Canadian at the karaoke in the Canadian bar.)
“Let’s Go to the Mall” (Karaoke in the bar.)

Three Days of Snow
“Kokomo” by The Beach Boys (Barney and Ted’s bartending scenes.)
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[Dustin07]

Good job Remy

we need to figure out how to get these into a downloadable format somewhere, either legal or non... but one central place where you could d/l the whole soundtrack.

[Lilyman]

I know.
But it's hard to get that done...

Ay help from outside? Ben, maybe...
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[Dustin07]

It would be nice if they would actually just make a soundtrack and release it.


BEN... if you are still watching the forum, maybe you could make a blog post about it and link to this thread. If enough sites mention it perhaps they'll take head and make it available legally.

[Lilyman]

How I Met Your Mother: The Official Season 1 Soundtrack...

would be AWSOMELY AWESOME!
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[Seasira]

This thread is feeling alittle sticky now
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[Lilyman]

Thanks to me... right?
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[Seasira]

No I made it into a sticky topic so it stays at the top of the forum.
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[Lilyman]

Oh, you mean that...
I feel stupid now.
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[Lilyman]

I don't feel stupid anymore!
Anyway, when episode 2.12 airs, we've got to find the name of the song(s) in that episode!

We have to stay up-to-date about the music...
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[Lilyman]

I, (with the help of Seasira), added the songs for "First Time in New York".
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[ishboo]

nice job!
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And now for something completley different....

[Lilyman]

I added the songs from episode 13 and 14, Columns and Monday Night Football
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[mikejonas]

Now I ain't mad, because this list has always been a community project ever since it began on the IMDB forum, but I *do* expect some sheepish looks.

Hehe. Now that that's over with, the song at the end of "Lucky Penny" is "Nine Words" by Oppenheimer.

[Seasira]

Okay you're credited!
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