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I loved Altlivia and Peter to be honest

[Ironhorse25]

Olivia goes to see Sam Weiss at the bar as "Dear Mr. Fantasy" by Traffic from 1967 plays. (Hard to watch Olivia walking with a cane.) From S2-EP2 "Night of Desirable Objects" that originally aired September 24, 2009.

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Our Lincoln and Olivia chatting (before Olivia remembers that she loved Peter) at a diner as "Fade into You" by Mazzy Star (second song featured) from 1994 plays in the background. (I still think our Olivia and Lincoln Lee would have hooked up if Peter had not returned.) From S4-EP7 "Wallflower" that originally aired November 18, 2011.





The first song is "Thunder And Lightning" by Fillmore Slim from 2011.
https://soundcloud.com/deborahcally/...d-lightning-by

[@l3jandra]

Love that scene, love that song

[Ironhorse25]

Walter starts ranting about potassium bromate, while grocery shopping all the while missing Peter in a bittersweet scene, while "Classical Gas" by Mason Williams from 1968 plays in the background. From S2-EP20 "Northwest Passage" that originally aired May 6, 2010.

[@l3jandra]

Another good song

[Ironhorse25]

Peter meets Lincoln and Astrid in the lab and Walter gives Peter all the birthday presents he has bought in memory of 'his Peter', while Peter tells the team about the similar sounding case he dealt with (remember the VertusAir Flight 718 giant porcupine?), as "I'm into Something Good" by Herman's Hermits from 1964 plays in the background (I just love Hump magazine.) From S4-EP16 "Nothing As It Seems" that originally aired March 30, 2012.

[@l3jandra]

Thanks

[Ironhorse25]

At Boston's Clane Center Mall, people are inexplicably self-incineration to a sudden death as the 'Muzak' version of the 1984 hit "Eyes Without a Face" from Billy Idol plays over the intercom. From S4-EP21 "Brave New World, Part 1" that originally aired May 4, 2012. Creepy scene - Creepy version of song!

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Walter and guest star Jorge Garcia of "Lost" smoke some sort of foreign substance as "Strange Brew" by Cream from 1967 plays in the background. From S3-EP16 "Os" that originally aired March 11, 2011.

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Peter looks for experiments on gravity as Walter examines the 'balloon man', and Olivia arrives with news about the key card as "Thunder Island" by Jay Ferguson from 1978 plays in the background. The song features Joe Walsh on guitar. From S3-EP16 "Os" that originally aired March 11, 2011.

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"Greensleeves" is played by September for Donald using a small music box in S5-EP11 "The Boy Must Live, that originally aired January 11, 2013.

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Oliva cuts her hand while mincing onions, talks about Jessica Holt, then chats with Peter about their chance of having a normal life, while "It's Only Life" by The Shins from 2012 plays in the background. From S4-EP21 "Brave New World, Pt. 1" that originally aired May 4, 2012.

[@l3jandra]

I forgot there was a song in that scene