In addition to the musical score composed by Sean Callery for every episode, several licensed songs have been featured on 24, primarily in the early episodes.
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Season 1[edit | edit source]
"12:00am-1:00am"[edit | edit source]
- The following songs are heard:
- "It's All Good" by The Fearless Freep - During Jack and Kim's chess game.
- "Fix and Destroy" by The Dirtmitts - Left playing in Kim's room when she sneaks out.
- "Bouncing Off the Walls" by Sugarcult - At Vincent's house.
- "Live at E's" by Sublime - In Janet's car on the way to the furniture store.
- "Compromise" by Mean Red Spiders - On Janet's radio while driving up to Paladio Furniture.
- "Anything 2 Me" by Krome - Heard outside Paladio Furniture.
- "Everything and Nothing" by Rocket Science - Dan blasts it inside the store.
- "Iguazu" by Gustavo Santaolalla - Plays when George Mason gets tranquillized.
- "Destiny Complete" by The Angel feat. Mystic - Kim and Rick kiss.
- "Feelin' Irie" by Jazz Pharmacy - When Dan offers to drive Kim home.
- "Christiansands" by Tricky - As Dan drives off into the night.
"1:00am-2:00am"[edit | edit source]
- Three songs are heard in Dan's van:
- "Did You Forget?" by Perry Farrell
- "Losing an Edge" by Rocket Science
- "Darker" by Doves
"2:00am-3:00am"[edit | edit source]
- "Bury the Evidence" by Tricky - In the van while parked at the airport, Rick gives Janet heroin for her pain.
- "Autotomy" by The Dears - Plays while Bridgit convinces Mandy to go along with her plan, and continues through the next scene when Kim and Janet escape from the boys.
"4:00am-5:00am"[edit | edit source]
"2:00pm-3:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- Four songs are heard at Robert Ellis' New Orleans bar:
- "I'm on the Wonder" by Clifton Chenier
- "I'm a Doggy" by John Lurie
- "Barely Available" by Clifton Chenier
- "Louisiana Two Steps" by Clifton Chenier - when Ellis is strangled, and during the final splitscreen.
- "Clocks Grow Old" by I Am Spoonbender plays while Kim talks to Rick on the phone.
"3:00pm-4:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- "Who's That Kat?" by The Salads plays when Melanie comes into Rick's room.
"4:00pm-5:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- Two songs are heard at Rick's house:
- "Saturday" by Yo La Tengo - when Kim says she's coming over.
- "Cataract" by Trephines - when Kim arrives.
"5:00pm-6:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- Three songs are heard at Rick's house:
- "Winter Notes" by Picastro - while Kim and Rick look through Dan's room.
- "Remain" by John Frusciante - Frank comes into the room.
- "As Sure as the Sun" by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - as Kim realizes Rick is in trouble.
"6:00pm-7:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- "Ný batterí" by Sigur Rós is heard at Rick's house when Kim lets slip to Frank that Dan was killed earlier in the day.
- Phil Parslow plays Kim's CD player and "Fix and Destroy" by The Dirtmitts is heard once again.
- "Burr" by Chore - when Frank's friends arrive at Rick's house.
- "The Hitchhiker" by Chore - when the drug dealers arrive at Rick's place .
"9:00pm-10:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- Instrumental versions of the following songs can be heard at Palmer's party:
- "We Are Family" - originally by Sister Sledge
- "Celebration" - originally by Kool and the Gang
- "I'm So Excited" - originally by the Pointer Sisters
Season 2[edit | edit source]
"8:00am-9:00am"[edit | edit source]
- "Sirens" by Memory Bank plays in Kim's room when Gary Matheson returns home.
"12:00pm-1:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- Miguel's band records a song in a studio.
"2:00pm-3:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- An unknown song plays at John Mason's ice cream stand.
"10:00pm-11:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- "Happier This Way" by Splender plays on the car radio of a man who offers to give Kim Bauer a ride to San Jose.
Season 3[edit | edit source]
"1:00pm-2:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- "Horse Drawn" by Memory Bank plays in Kyle Singer's room as he examines the bag of powder.
- "One Night in Tokyo" by Colder plays as Kyle talks with Tim by the pool.
"2:00pm-3:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- "Tout Le Monde" by Daddy Ous plays as Kyle and Tim talk by the pool and Kyle gets a call.
- "Three Thousand Miles" by Hawaii plays as Jack and Chase search the drug den.
- "Suddenly" by the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club plays in Kyle Singer's room when he grabs cash to pay Don and when Linda discovers his cocaine.
- "Autumn Sweater" by Yo La Tengo plays while Linda breaks up with Kyle and leaves.
"7:00pm-8:00pm"[edit | edit source]
Three songs by Snowboy and the Latin Section can be heard on the plane carrying Ramon Salazar to Mexico:
- "Ofrenda" is playing when Ramon wakes Jack up by pouring champagne on his face.
- "Oya Ye Ye" is playing when Ramon is dancing with the girls while Jack kills Pedro.
- "Straight from the Gate" is playing when Ramon decides to go through to kill Jack but gets held at gunpoint.
"3:00am-4:00am"[edit | edit source]
- "Nietzsche" by The Dandy Warhols plays as Michael Amador enters the Go club in Chinatown and meets up with Marcus Alvers.
Season 4[edit | edit source]
"7:00am-8:00am"[edit | edit source]
- "Man Without A Mouth" by Rustic Overtones plays when Andrew Paige returns to his workplace and finds Melanie being interrogated and later executed by Abdul Mahnesh.
"1:00am-2:00am"[edit | edit source]
- "The Longest Day" by Armin van Buuren, a remix of Sean Callery's original theme for 24, is heard in Marwan's nightclub.
Season 5[edit | edit source]
"6:00am-7:00am"[edit | edit source]
- The U.S. Navy hymn "Eternal Father, Strong to Save," originally by William Whiting, is performed by a military band as David Palmer's casket is loaded onto a transport.
Season 6[edit | edit source]
"9:00am-10:00am"[edit | edit source]
- After Jack Bauer's standoff with Curtis Manning "Safe Now", composed by Mark Isham for the award-winning 2004 film Crash, can be heard in the background.
Season 8[edit | edit source]
"4:00pm-5:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- The cartoon that Teri watches in the hotel room is the video to the song "Hangin' Around" by Debbie and Friends. The full video can be seen here.
"12:00am-1:00am"[edit | edit source]
- An unknown song plays in Kevin Wade's van as he and Nick fool around with the strippers.
Live Another Day[edit | edit source]
"12:00pm-1:00pm"[edit | edit source]
- "Reptile Human" by The Anomalies can be heard playing at Basher's council estate.
Promotional and other[edit | edit source]
- Trailers promoting the show's Season 1 premiere used "Break Stuff" by Limp Bizkit.
- The original unaired cut of the pilot episode contained "Ray of Light" by Madonna, "Californication" by The Red Hot Chili Peppers and "Butterfly" by Crazy Town.
- Some of the Season 5 promos used the song "Club Foot" by Kasabian.
- Trailers promoting the Season 6 premiere featured "My Wave" by Soundgarden, "Oh My God" by Jay-Z, and "Unbreakable" by Evermore.
- Trailers promoting 24 Redemption featured "Lux Aeterna" (the theme song of the movie Requiem for a Dream), composed by Clint Mansell.
- Trailers promoting the Season 7 premiere featured "Let It Rock" by Kevin Rudolf.
- Trailers promoting the Season 8 premiere featured "Run This Town" by Jay-Z (featuring Rihanna and Kanye West).
- The full length New York promo for Season 8 featured the song "Treat Me Like Your Mother" by The Dead Weather.
- The Super Bowl debut trailer for 24: Live Another Day featured "Vengeance" by Zach Hemsey.
- Trailers for 24: Legacy featured:
- "Go Tell 'Em" by Vic Mensa ("The Clock Resets")
- "Soldier" by Fleurie ("This Is Only the Beginning")
See also[edit | edit source]
- Soundtrack - a listing of official 24 musical collections.
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