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| #211 | |||
| New Fan Joined: Apr 2009
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| Everwood Music Hi Everyone, To answer a few of the board questions: - No I was not with EverwoodMusic.com though it was a great site. - As far as Ephram's piano pieces, I still have yet to be able to determine whether they are actual Classical pieces played on piano or score by Blake Neely. I think it's a combination of both. I have a friend who works as a Music Director at a Classical Radio Station that I could forward him the audio clips if need be. I'm still heavily researching the replacements and other music that was not identified. Please email me or send me a private message if you have any questions. I'll post more updates as I have them. EW Last edited by EWMusicJunkie : 07-16-2009 at 01:22 PM. Reason: spelling error | |||
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| Supreme Fan   | Thanks for the answers. I wanted to bump this post of Chuck's up, becuase someone linked to it on the IMDB Everwood boards as a useful tool, and I hadn't been looking at it since it was first posted, and it's been updated lots for anyone interested in what's in or isn't. I don't know if that's complete or not, let us know Chuck, but when it is, we could format it a bit to make the songs that are still remaining a bit clearer to make it an even more useful tool?  Quote:
__________________ “[People] talk to me about these characters as if they’re real, and they’re not real, but they’ve become real...I really think, shows like this one, you have an attachment to them. They’re like friends you check in on." -Greg Berlanti on Everwood | |||
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| Part-Time Fan   Joined: Mar 2009
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The list isn't complete yet,as I still have yet to watch more episodes and note the songs not included. When I finish that up,I will edit the list and post an alert when I have it complete. | |||
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| Supreme Fan | Quote:
 I had forgotten that you were editing it, hee, so now I'll keep a look out for any updates to the list.__________________ “[People] talk to me about these characters as if they’re real, and they’re not real, but they’ve become real...I really think, shows like this one, you have an attachment to them. They’re like friends you check in on." -Greg Berlanti on Everwood | |||
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| Loyal Fan  Joined: Jan 2007
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| I'd like to file a complaint! I just watched Staking Claim from season 3 on thewb.com and the replacement song during E/A's "I love you" scene is horrible! They need to find a way to get the original back cuz I just listened to it and the song is sooo purty. So...that's all.  Belated thanks to cfs and EWMusicJunkie for making a season 2 music list. __________________ Watch Privileged on The CW at 9/8c Tuesdays "...the closest thing to Gilmore Girls since it left the air." | |||
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| New Fan Joined: Apr 2009
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So far....the song at the end of "3x03 Staking Claim" is "To The Country" by Aron Wright. The replacement at the end of "3x04 The Birds and The Batteries" is "Heaven on Earth" by David Grossman. I love that song personally. It's taking me awhile to do this guide because I don't know of any other way to watch Season 3 with the replacement stuff besides WB.com which only posts 3 new episodes a week. Sometimes DailyMotion has them but not all of them (thanks to cfs89 for that tip.) Hopefully i'll have more updates soon. Last edited by EWMusicJunkie : 07-22-2009 at 06:19 AM. Reason: spelling and forgot a word | |||
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| Loyal Fan Joined: Jan 2007
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| Just a quick mention for The Reflex. They changed the Faultline song to something else, but I really liked whatever replaced it. The new song is very strummy...more violin-y, I guess, as opposed to the tinkly piano they originally used. I give it a thumbs up! __________________ Watch Privileged on The CW at 9/8c Tuesdays "...the closest thing to Gilmore Girls since it left the air." | |||
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| #218 | |||
| New Fan Joined: Apr 2009
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Haven't finished ID'ing the songs from "Need To Know" yet. I know they did replace the Louis Armstrong song but left Bing Crosby in there. I think there are 2 other random songs thrown in there as background as well as a piano version of Deck The Halls. No music was ever used "Complex Guilt". That episode is like a day off...lol. More updates soon. | |||
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| Part-Time Fan Joined: Mar 2009
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| Still working on the list,as I am up to ep9. I know that in S2 Ep5,the song playing in the background during a scene with Andy and Linda was replaced on the DVD. I wasn't sure what the song was,so if the songs listed here are in the order played in the episode,I assumed it was Joseph Arthur - "You've Been Loved" - Redemption's Son. If it wasn't let me know. Hopefully this weekend I will be able to view more episodes,but it may take me a while since my nieces are coming over. #201 - Robbie Williams - "One Fine Day" - Escapology(not on DVD) #201 - 10cc - "Things We Do For Love" - Things We Do For Love(not on DVD) #201 - The Beach Boys - "California Girls" - Sounds of Summer(not on DVD) #201 - Guster - "Come Downstairs And Say Hello" - Keep It Together #201 - The Chi-Lites - "Oh Girl" - Greatest Hits(not on DVD) #201 - Randy Newman - "I Love L.A." - The Best of Randy Newman(not on DVD) #203 - The Youngbloods - "Get Together" - Get Together: The Essential Youngbloods(not on DVD) #203 - Lizzie West - "Doctor" - Holy Road: Freedom Songs(not on DVD) #204 - Dashboard Confessional - "Bend and Not Break" - A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar(not on DVD) #204 - Matt Nathanson - "Lucky Boy" - Beneath These Fireworks #204 - Michelle Branch - "Are You Happy Now?" - Hotel Paper(not on DVD) #205 - Joseph Arthur - "You've Been Loved" - Redemption's Son(not on DVD) #205 - Matthew Fisher - "Let Me In" - #205 - Johnny Heartsman - "Butler Did It" - The Touch #206 - Jet - "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" - Get Born #206 - Fountains Of Wayne - "All Kinds Of Time" - Welcome Interstate Managers #206 - Steve Ward - "The River Leads Me Home" - See and Be Seen #206 - Earth Wind and Fire - "September" - Greatest Hits(not on DVD) #206 - Etta James - "At Last" - At Last!(not on DVD) #207 - Art Tatum - "Begin the Beguine" - 20th Century Piano Genius #207 - Art Tatum - "In a Sentimental Mood" - 20th Century Piano Genius #207 - Art Tatum - "What Is This Thing Called Love" - Piano Grand Master #207 - Neil Halstead - "Seasons" - Sleeping on Roads(not on DVD) #208 - Sugar Ray - "Is She Really Going Out With Him?" - In The Pursuit Of Leisure(not on DVD) #208 - Beth Orton - "Ooh Child" - War Child: Hope #209 - Rooney - "I'm Shakin'" - Rooney #209 - Liz Phair - "Why Can't I?" - Liz Phair(not on DVD) #209 - Mojave 3 - "Bluebird of Happiness" - Spoon & Rafter(not on DVD) #210 - Kool & The Gang - "Celebration" - The Very Best of Kool & The Gang(instrumental version) #210 - Fenton Robinson - "Somebody Loan Me a Dime" - Somebody Loan Me a Dime(not on DVD) #211 - Jonny Lang - "Red Light" - Long Time Coming(not on DVD) #211 - Course of Nature - "Caught in the Sun" - Superkala(not on DVD) #212 - Spoon - "The Way We Get By" - Kill the Moonlight #213 - Michael Bublé - "That's All" - Michael Bublé #214 - Sheryl Crow - "I Shall Believe" - The Very Best of Sheryl Crow #214 - Counting Crows - "Anna Begins" - Films About Ghosts(not on DVD) #215 - Butthole Surfers - "The Shame of Life" - Weird Revolution #216 - Paul Oakenfold - "Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes" - Great Wall #216 - Thievery Corporation - "Facing East" - The Richest Man in Babylon #216 - Norman Greenbaum - "Spirit in the Sky" - The Best of Norman Greenbaum: Spirit in the Sky #216 - BT - "Force of Gravity" - Emotional Technology #216 - Matthew Fisher - "Let Me In" - #216 - Blackwatch & Quiver - "Loveless (Original Mix)" - Paul Oakenfold - Great Wall #217 - Alexi Murdoch - "Song For You" - Four Songs(not on DVD) #218 - Gwyneth Paltrow and Huey Lewis - "Cruisin'" - Duets #218 - Peter Gabriel - "Father, Son" - OVO: Millennium Show #219 - Vertical Horizon - "I'm Still Here" - Go #219 - Beth Orton - "Ooh Child" - Other Side of Daybreak #219 - Jonathan Rice - "Quiet Hushed Voices" - Tin Can Love: Demo Recordings #219 - Groove Armada - "Hands of Time" - Love Box(not on DVD) #220 - Liz Phair - "Red Light Fever" - Liz Phair #220 - FunkStar De luxe - "Ignition" - Funkturistic #220 - Doobie Brothers / DJ Malibu - "Listen To The Music (Remix)" - #222 - Jack Harlan - "Please Don't Pass Me By" - Carnival of Mystery(not on DVD) A little "behind the scenes" photo showing how I am figuring out what songs are being replaced. The small DVD player is playing the original WB broadcast and the big low-definition TV(which I have had for almost 20 years which still works perfectly!)is showing the S2 DVD release via my DVD recorder/player.  http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/m...s/PICT0135.jpg Last edited by cfs89 : 09-26-2009 at 06:10 PM. | |||
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| #221 | |||
| Part-Time Fan Joined: Mar 2009
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| Just updated the music list,as I'm now through ep9. More updates hopefully later on this week and when I get through S2,I will be moving on to S3. | |||
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| Supreme Fan | Thanks for doing all of this, Chuck. I just want to repeat how happy I am that "Ooh, Child" made it on the set. Edna crying is a guaranteed emotional breakdown from me as is, but you add that song on top? Ohhh, it's not pretty. __________________ “[People] talk to me about these characters as if they’re real, and they’re not real, but they’ve become real...I really think, shows like this one, you have an attachment to them. They’re like friends you check in on." -Greg Berlanti on Everwood | |||
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| #223 | |||
| New Fan Joined: Aug 2009
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| Hey everyone thanks for welcoming me to these forums. I just wanted to send a few posts on this music thread because it was how I found this site and why I wanted to join. I think the background music is a vital part of any scene. My music collection is full of music I heard while watching shows and movies and I love it when I listen to one of those songs I can see the scene in my mind. I wanted to comment on the whole DVD vs. original aired music since I never saw Everwood during its original run. I am so thrilled to see other people trying to identify the music from the DVD's and appreciate all the work being put into that endevor. I have to say, overall, I think the DVD music is pretty good and when I see what was originally used I even think some of the replacement music is better, or at least changes the tone of the scene some. Here is a perfect example- From No Sure Thing – final scene of the episode ended with The Counting Crows song “Anna Begins”. Now this is a great song but I think the replacement is better and actually changes the mood of the scene. Here is an excerpt from the transcript (and thanks to those who spent their time doing the transcripts); we are where Madison has tried a couple times to find “their song” on the radio. EPHRAM: Give up. MADISON: Never. Madison barely gets the station changed to "Anna Begins" by The Counting Crows, when Ephram pulls her face to him and kisses her. They start breathing hard and fast. Ephram's hand goes up Madison's shirt and then brings his hand up to caress her face. Madison undoes his belt continuing to kiss him. They maneuver to let Madison get below Ephram in the front seat so they could lie down. cut to View from outside the back window of the car. Ephram is slowly laying Madison down in the front seat. LYRICS: And every word is nonsense but I understand and / Oh lord, I'm not ready for this sort of thing / Her kindness bangs a gong / It's moving me along and Anna begins to fade away / It's chasing me away She disappears and / Oh lord, I'm not ready for this sort of thing This makes the scene feel that it is much more about how they (or perhaps Ephram) “are not ready for this” and puts much more foreboding on the relationship. I think it puts the emphasis on the age issue in the relationship. Now look at the same scene with the DVD music. LYRICS: It’s not gonna matter this time / Say you love me / Say you want me / Say you’re never ever gonna leave me / What can I do what can I say / How can I live my life this way I like this selection much better. The tone of the scene feels more intimate. I think there is still and obvious mood created but it shifts the emphasis from Ephram’s inexperience to more of an honest yearning for the relationship not to end. I think this music still conveys the idea of a younger lover’s insecurity with a more mature partner but the true core of the emotion is one person feeling some insecurity in what they perceive as an inequality on their side of the relationship. Of course, this music still works in foreshadowing the fact that we are watching a relationship that is probably not going to work out. Also, I have tried to find this song by searching the lyrics with multiple search engines. Anybody have any idea what it is? __________________ I prefer my drama be SCRIPTED! | |||
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| Supreme Fan | Dude. Great post. Hee. I don't think you have to be told that, but it really was a great read. Very cool comparison between the music used in the car scene (which I was just watching yesterday) on the DVD and originally. I hadn't actually really noticed, but the change actually does add more to the scene than originally intended. I hope that the person Berlanti hired to look over the music change had something to do with that, but if Warner did it, it definitely looks as though they're putting even more effort than we've noticed into the music substitution. Quote:
 It appears that many of the songs exclusive to the DVD were recorded just for the DVD, meaning that the songs won't be available elsewhere. __________________ “[People] talk to me about these characters as if they’re real, and they’re not real, but they’ve become real...I really think, shows like this one, you have an attachment to them. They’re like friends you check in on." -Greg Berlanti on Everwood | |||
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| #225 | |||
| New Fan Joined: Apr 2009
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| Hi Everyone, sorry i haven't been on the boards lately. i'm currently on Season 4 and the amount of songs used that were never identified is shocking. I just got through episode 4x09 Getting To Know You and there are 11 songs in the episode. A lot of them are played in the background but it's amazing how there was this much music and all of the official music guides only listed 3. i'm working on a huge music guide and update as well. I may have a lead on that song with the say you love me lyrics that JasonJDF asked about....and yes that was a great post! EW | |||
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