[Ironhorse25]

Funny scene in which Walter describes all of the psychotropic drugs he tried while in the sanitarium to Peter, while "Smoke from a Distant Fire" by the Sanford-Townsend Band from 1977 plays in the diner they are eating in. From S1-EP3 "The Ghost Network" that originally aired September 23, 2008.

[Ironhorse25]

Walter gets a whole lot more than he bargained for when he orders pie at a local diner while "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" by The Shirelles from 1961 plays in the background. From S4 EP12 "Welcome to Westfield" that originally aired February 10, 2012.

[Ironhorse25]

Peter dreams he was back in the original timeline, where Walter (check out his apron) offers him chocolate chip pancakes and Olivia joins them for breakfast, as "Crystal Blue Persuasion" by Tommy James and the Shondells from 1969 plays in the background. From S4-EP8 "Back to Where You've Never Been" that originally aired January 13, 2012.

[@l3jandra]

A lot of old songs

[Ironhorse25]

Esther Ficklesworth (Jasika Nicole) breaks into song ("I Hope I Get It") during her job interview at a mental institiute. From "Brown Betty" that originally aired April 29, 2010.

[FoxPhile]

It's amazing all the popular music that found it's way into Fringe.

[Ironhorse25]

Detective Dunham stops by to see Lieutenant Broyles and finds him singing and playing piano on "The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys" by Traffic from 1971. From "Brown Betty" that originally aired April 29, 2010.

[Ironhorse25]

Olivia and Sam Weiss play a game of Clue while "The Losing End Again" by the late Neal Casal from 2009 plays in the background. From S2- EP17 "Olivia. In The Lab. With The Revolver" that originally aired April 8, 2010.

[@l3jandra]

Never paid much attention to the music, only the OST

[Ironhorse25]

Originally Posted by @l3jandra (View Post) never paid much attention to the music, only the ost :d

ok

[@l3jandra]

I still have the OST on spotify

[Ironhorse25]

A whole smorgasbord of songs from S2-EP3 "Fracture" that originally aired October 1, 2009. (Sam Weiss has really good taste in music.)



The Roy Orbison version plays in the bowling alley, but here is the more well-known 1977 version of "Blue Bayou" from Linda Ronstadt.



Followed by "Can't You See" by The Marshall Tucker Band from 1973.



And later "The Air That I Breathe" by The Hollies from 1974. (Sometimes vinyl just sounds better.)



*Olivia is so sexy with a gun.

[Ironhorse25]

Now for something completely different: Peter and Olivia dance to "Blue Moon" by Django Reinhardt and Coleman Hawkins from 1935. From "Brown Betty" that originally aired April 29, 2010.





A more contemporary version from the band Phish.

[FoxPhile]

Loved the music in Brown Betty.

[Ironhorse25]

Peter cooks Olivia breakfast and discusses jazz music and dancing as "Freddie Freeloader" from Miles Davis plays in the background. Hmmm... this song wasn't released until 1959. From "Brown Betty" that originally aired April 29, 2010.