Halt and Catch Fire S03E06 Soundtrack

Sep 20, 2016
9 songs

This guide currently identifies 9 songs from Halt and Catch Fire season 3, episode 6, with scene and placement details where available.

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Halt and Catch Fire S03E06 soundtrack songs

  1. Jockey Full Of Bourbon
    Tom Waits
    Scene / details

    Joe gives Ryan the his card for his suit maker; Montage as Joe, Ryan and their team work on their software room for the new project.

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  2. No Fun (Live at the New York Ritz July 20th 1988)
    Iggy Pop
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    Cameron listens to music as she talk with time in a private chat, they rejoice in their marriage then he tries to convince her that they need to tell someone.

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  3. No Fun
    The Outlets
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    Cameron listens to music as she talk with time in a private chat, they rejoice in their marriage then he tries to convince her that they need to tell someone.

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  4. L'elisir d'amore: Quanto è bella, quanto è cara!
    Compagnia d'Opera Italiana Orchestra
    Scene / details

    Donna arrives at Diane's vacation home and finds herself in paradise.

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  5. Shake the Hippie
    39 Clocks
    Scene / details

    Cameron and Gordon set up a new TV system to play the Super Mario Bros. on.

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  6. Struttin'
    Tony Koklin
    Scene / details

    Cameron talks with Tom online, she tells him about her current problems with Tom then freezes then Tom says he'll be there soon; Cameron fiddles with her wedding ring.

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  7. Evergreen
    The Black Crowes
    Scene / details

    Donna tells Kimmie, Travis and Rob about her college adventures with Gordon tells them about working at Mutiny; Kimmy tells Donna she should be friends with her mother; Donna asks for more weed when Rob suggest ecstasy to her.

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  8. Mercy Street
    Peter Gabriel
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    Donna high on mushrooms, wanders around the estate then lies in the grass where she talks with Cameron.

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  9. L'elisir d'amore: Quanto è bella, quanto è cara!
    Antonello Gotta, Stefano Secco, Compagnia d'Opera Italiana Orchestra
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    Donna arrives at Diane's vacation home and finds herself in paradise.

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