The Huffington Post has an intriguing post about TV’s best music moments. Basically, it’s a list of montages in television episodes that are memorably set to songs. Check it out.
I completely agree on the classic uses of music in the finales of The Sopranos and Six Feet Under, but I disagree that The O.C. used “Hallelujah” more memorably than The West Wing did in their episode, “Posse Comitatus” (see below). I also think that their choice of “Goodbye to You” in Tabula Rasa from Buffy misses the mark; “Full of Grace” from the ending of Becoming, Part 2 (which plays as Buffy leaves Sunnydale after killing Angel) is far superior. Also, if we are talking Buffyverse montage songs, I find the use of “A Place Called Home” from Angel haunting (it is used as the characters contemplate Fred’s death in Shells).
TV’s Best Music Moments
The Huffington Post has an intriguing post about TV’s best music moments. Basically, it’s a list of montages in television episodes that are memorably set to songs. Check it out.
I completely agree on the classic uses of music in the finales of The Sopranos and Six Feet Under, but I disagree that The O.C. used “Hallelujah” more memorably than The West Wing did in their episode, “Posse Comitatus” (see below). I also think that their choice of “Goodbye to You” in Tabula Rasa from Buffy misses the mark; “Full of Grace” from the ending of Becoming, Part 2 (which plays as Buffy leaves Sunnydale after killing Angel) is far superior. Also, if we are talking Buffyverse montage songs, I find the use of “A Place Called Home” from Angel haunting (it is used as the characters contemplate Fred’s death in Shells).