Gilmore Girls S06E22 Soundtrack

May 09, 2006
11 songs

This guide currently identifies 11 songs from Gilmore Girls season 6, episode 22, with scene and placement details where available.

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Gilmore Girls S06E22 soundtrack songs

  1. Amazing Glow
    Joe Pernice
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    A new troubadour sing this in front of the video store.

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  2. Perfume
    Sparks
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    A pair of troubadours (brothers Ron and Russell Mael who make up the band Sparks) sing this in front of Doose's market

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  3. Untitled
    Dave (Gruber) Allen
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    The town's "Second Troubador" (see episode 1.21) also appears in Stars Hollow, attempting to be discovered.

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  4. Car Song
    Mary Lynn Rajskub
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    New troubadour outside of Luke's plays this.

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  5. Beanbag Chair
    Yo La Tengo
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    A new troubadour trio (Yo La Tengo) appears the next day, to Taylor Doosey's dismay. (Song: "The Story of Yo La Tengo")

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  6. What a Waste
    Sonic Youth
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    Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore along with their daughter Coco guest star playing this song in the square at night when Taylor walks past.

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  7. Mary
    Michael Miller
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    Taylor is arguing with Grant (Grant Lee Philips - the original Troubador) with Miller, one of the many new troubadors, in the background.

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  8. A Beaver Ate My Thumb
    Daniel Palladino
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    Jazz-type troubadours.

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  9. Don't Sleep In the Subway
    Petula Clark
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    Rory & Logan on the couch at his London farewell party

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  10. Taking Pictures
    Sam Phillips
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    As Lorelai walks away, after giving Luke an ultimatum, camera pans over Sam Phillips singing, accompanied by Eric Gorfain on the Stroh violin.

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  11. The Story of Yo La Tango
    Yo La Tengo
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    A new troubadour trio (Yo La Tengo) appears the next day, to Taylor Doosey's dismay.

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