More Supernatural - It's like I went back in time or something
I had a Supernatural dream last night. Yay watching the Pilot at a late hour!
Sam and Dean were on a hunt and it's a little foggy what exactly went down, but basically some kind of creature that my mind termed Death got this girl and Sam and so their life starts draining from them. So they escape from the creature and plan on going to where they can kill the creature in its native habitat. Bobby's driving and Castiel appears there and the creature keeps trying to attack Sam more as they but they banish him each time he tries. At one point they stop the car and Castiel gets out and like, breathes this blue vapor and bottles it. He says its like the peace of heaven and most people don't experience it until they are already dead, but he's giving it to Sam to die peacefully. So they get to the place and Sam's laying there dying but happy because he got the blue mojo juice or something, and Dean just lays beside him and they joke about good times and Dean kisses Sam's forehead and his nose and Sam closes his eyes and dies oh wait no he doesn't, for some reason he survives, and it was a good reason I've forgotten it now and Sam sits up and accuses Dean of engaging in a chick flick moment, lol.
I love my dream life, it's so slashy.
My sister and I talked about this a few weeks ago, but it just occurred to me again: What is with the decline of the music on Supernatural? You can't blame it on money, because the Pilot episode had like 50 songs and they didn't even know if the show would be picked up. The same goes for the next two seasons, especially season three. I wondered if it was just me, that maybe I'm just imagining things, but then I looked up the first 10 episodes of SPN and the last 10 episodes of season five and here it is, the music lists of each episode.
Season One
Pilot
Sympathy For The Devil
The Real Ghostbusters
Sam and Dean were on a hunt and it's a little foggy what exactly went down, but basically some kind of creature that my mind termed Death got this girl and Sam and so their life starts draining from them. So they escape from the creature and plan on going to where they can kill the creature in its native habitat. Bobby's driving and Castiel appears there and the creature keeps trying to attack Sam more as they but they banish him each time he tries. At one point they stop the car and Castiel gets out and like, breathes this blue vapor and bottles it. He says its like the peace of heaven and most people don't experience it until they are already dead, but he's giving it to Sam to die peacefully. So they get to the place and Sam's laying there dying but happy because he got the blue mojo juice or something, and Dean just lays beside him and they joke about good times and Dean kisses Sam's forehead and his nose and Sam closes his eyes and dies oh wait no he doesn't, for some reason he survives, and it was a good reason I've forgotten it now and Sam sits up and accuses Dean of engaging in a chick flick moment, lol.
I love my dream life, it's so slashy.
My sister and I talked about this a few weeks ago, but it just occurred to me again: What is with the decline of the music on Supernatural? You can't blame it on money, because the Pilot episode had like 50 songs and they didn't even know if the show would be picked up. The same goes for the next two seasons, especially season three. I wondered if it was just me, that maybe I'm just imagining things, but then I looked up the first 10 episodes of SPN and the last 10 episodes of season five and here it is, the music lists of each episode.
Season One
Pilot
- Classic - What Cha Gonna Do
- Eagles of Death Metal - Speaking In Tongues
- Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man
- AC/DC - Back in Black
- AC/DC - Highway to Hell
- The Living Daylights - Gasoline
- Kid Gloves Music - My Cheatin' Ways
- Dave Matthew's Band - Out of My Hands
- Foreigner - Hot Blooded
- Lynyrd Skynyrd - Down South Jukin'
- Rush - Fly By Night
- Black Toast Music- What a Way to Go
- Ratt - Round And Round
- Billy Squier - Too Daze Gone
- Bad Company - Movin' On
- Black Sabbath - Paranoid
- Rush - Working Man
- Nichion Sounds Library - Load Rage
- Fall Out Boy - Sugar We're Going Down
- Def Leppard - Rock of Ages
- The Rolling Stones - Laugh, I Nearly Died
- Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
- Lynyrd Skynyrd - Poison Whiskey
- Filter - Hey Man, Nice Shot
- Free - All Right Now
- Split Habit - Higher Mathematics
- Quiet Riot - Bang Your Head (Metal Health)
- Low Five - Noise
- APM - At Rest
- APM - Royal Bethlehem
- Paul Richards - U Do 2 Me
- Boston - Peace Of Mind
- Def Leppard - Rock of Ages
- Bob Reynolds - Medusa
- The Scorpions - No One Like You
- Black Toast Music - I Got More Bills Than I Got Pay
- Extreme Music - Poke in Tha Butt
- None
- Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Hey You
Sympathy For The Devil
- Thunderstruck by AC/DC plays over the opening recap (emphasis mine)
- Long, Long Way from Home by Foreigner plays over the recap
- Spirit In the Sky by Norman Greenbaum plays as the boys arrive in River Cross
- Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd plays during the opening scenes
- Do You Love Me by The Contours (so the most rock we're getting is doing the mashed potato?)
- Beck, Bogert & Appice - Superstition
- None
- None
- Original music, parody music like stuff you'd find on Grey's Anatomy, here's the long explanation of its uniqueness
The Real Ghostbusters
- None
- Santana - Oye cómo va
- Main Ingredient: "Everybody plays a fool"