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Stranger Things soundtrack: Season one

Episode 1 - 'Chapter One: The Vanishing of Will Byers'

'She Has Funny Cars' - Jefferson Airplane (plays over the radio in Benny's Burgers as Eleven creeps into the kitchen)

'I Shall Not Care' - Pearls Before Swine (again plays over the radio during a second scene in Benny's Burgers where Eleven eats a meal)

'Jenny May' - Trader Horne (plays over the radio after 'I Shall Not Care' in the same scene)

'White Rabbit' - Jefferson Airplane (plays over the radio as the "social worker" arrives at Benny's Burgers)

'Africa' - Toto (plays while Nancy and Steve study for a test in her room)

Episode 2 - 'Chapter Two: The Weirdo on Maple Street'

'Should I Stay or Should I Go' - The Clash (plays during a flashback where Jonathan shows the song to Will for the first time)

'I'm Taking Off' - SPACE KNIFE (plays when Jonathan is searching around Lonnie's house for Will)

'Tie A Yellow Ribbon' - Brotherhood of Man (plays over the car radio as Barb and Nancy park a few blocks away from Steve's house)

'Raise a Little Hell' - Trooper (plays as Nancy and Barb arrive at Steve's house)

'I Melt With You' - Modern English (plays as Jonathan watches Nancy, Steve, Carol, Tommy and Barb hang out by the pool at Steve's house)

'Should I Stay or Should I Go' - The Clash (plays again as the radio turns on seemingly by itself while Joyce can sense Will's presence)

'Hazy Shade of Winter' - The Bangles (plays over the end credits)

Episode 3 - 'Chapter Three: Holly, Jolly'

'Waiting For A Girl Like You' - Foreigner (plays as Nancy and Steve make out in his room, interspersed with scenes of Barb being attacked by a creature from the Upside Down)

'Heroes' (David Bowie cover) - Peter Gabriel (plays as Will's "body" is pulled from the lake in the final scenes of the episode)

Episode 4 - 'Chapter Four: The Body'

'Atmosphere' - Joy Division (plays as Hopper leaves Joyce after telling her that Will's "body" has been found)

'Color Dreams' - The Deep (plays as Hopper is in a bar and strikes up conversation with the man who found Will's "body")

'Should I Stay or Should I Go' - The Clash (Joyce plays it loudly on the stereo as she tries to make contact with Will)

Episode 5 - 'Chapter Five: The Flea and the Acrobat'

'Elegia' - New Order (plays at the funeral for Will)

'Nocturnal Me' - Echo and the Bunnymen (plays over the end credits after Nancy disappears into the Upside Down)

Episode 6 - 'Chapter Six: The Monster'

'Sunglasses at Night' - Corey Hart (plays over the car radio as Steve, Carol and Tommy look for Nancy)

'Allegro' from Violin Concerto No.2 in E Major by Johann Sebastian Bach (plays as the undercover government employee talks to Mr. Clarke, the science teacher)

'I See The Future' - Andrew Pinching (plays as Mrs. Wheeler picks the lock to Nancy's bedroom and discovers she's escaped out of her window, leaving evidence that a second person stayed the night)

'Happy Jose' - Kookie Freeman Velvet Sound (plays over the store speakers as Eleven enters a shop looking worse for wear)

'The Bargain Store' - Dolly Parton (plays over the shop speakers as Nancy and Jonathan look for supplies to defend themselves against the monster)

Episode 7 - 'Chapter Seven: The Bathtub'

No music other than original soundtrack appears in this episode.

Episode 8 - 'Chapter Eight: The Upside Down'

'When It's Cold I'd Like To Die' - Moby (plays as Hopper and Joyce rescue Will in the Upside Down)

'Carol of the Bells' - The Tabernacle Choir (plays during the police station's Christmas party as Hopper leaves to place some food in a chest for Eleven)

'White Christmas' - Bing Crosby (plays as the Byers family sit down for Christmas dinner together, before the song distorts as Will vomits up a creature from the Upside Down and has a flashback to being stuck there again)