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House Music Season 06
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[601]/[602] Broken
- "No Surprises" by Radiohead. Montage of House in his room at the psychatric hospital.
- "Little Cabin Song" by Billy Moon. House joins in the basketball game.
- "Kinderszenen Op. 15" by Schumann. House heads back into the hospital to find Lydia playing the piano; repeats as House plays the piano for Lydia just as Steve returns.
- "Love Vigilantes" by Iron and Wine. Dr. Beasley lets House out of his second stint in solitary.
- "Symphony No. 5 In C Minor, Op. 67: Allegro Con Brio" by Beethoven. House plays a few notes while waiting for Alvie to complete his mission.
- "Pushy Poison" by Stanton Moore. House beats up Alvie.
- "No Smoke Without Fire" by James Hunter. Montage of House 'cooperating'.
- "Impromptu No. 3 In B-flat, D. 935 (Op. 142)" by Schubert. House & Lydia discuss her sister-in-law, Annie.
- "He Is An Englishman (from 'HMS Pinafore')" by Gilbert and Sullivan. House sings while obtaining a urine sample.
- "Harmonia" by Cass McCombs. House drives Steven & Lydia away from the hospital.
- "I Do Not Fear Jazz" by Big Strides. House takes Steve to a fair ground.
- "Life" by Sly and The Family Stone. House & Steve 'fly'.
- "No Moon At All". Performed at the hospital Christmas party.
- "Night Train". Performed as House tries out his small talk.
- "I Love Paris". Performed as Lydia & House role play.
- "Everytime We Say Goodbye". Performed as Dr. Nolan reveals that House completed his trust task; Lydia tells House about Annie.
- "Macarena (River Re-Mix)" by Los Del Rio. The talent show starts with two patients dancing.
- "You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You". Sung by three patients in the talent show.
- "The Magic Flute" by Mozart. Annie opens up her music box.
- "Unaccompanied Cello Suite No. 1 In G Major, BWV 1007 - Prelude" by Bach. Annie plays the cello.
- "Seven Day Mile" by The Frames. House heads home as Alvie comes to a decision.
[603] Epic Fail
- "You Always Hurt The One You Love" originally by Allan Roberts and Doris Fisher. House sings while carrying a basket of laundry.
[604] The Tyrant
- No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.
[605] Instant Karma
- "Fire Escape" by Fanfarlo. House sees Thirteen at the cafe.
- "Sarah" by Ray LaMontagne. Cameron awakes alone; Foreman presents the Dibala case; Thirteen leaves for Thailand; Mr. Randall & his son, Jack, talk over a meal.
[606] Brave Heart
- "Set Me Free" by Monotonix. Donnie and his partner chase a robber at the beginning of the episode.
- "Faithfully Remain" by Ben Harper and Relentless7. House leaves Donnie's room; Donnie talks to his son; Chase comes home drunk.
[607] Known Unknowns
- "Stadium Love" by Metric. Plays outside Stiletto tour party.
- "Fuel" by Metallica. House tries to get Jordin to drum along to a Metallica video.
- "The Safety Dance" by Men Without Hats. Cuddy spots House at the 80s party.
- "Time After Time" by Cyndi Lauper. House and Cuddy slow dance.
[608] Teamwork
- "Golden Cage" by The Whitest Boy Alive. Opening of the episode on the set of the movie.
- "Reflections Of You" by The Source. Foreman talks to 13 at the diner.
- "I Want The Music" by The Source. House finds 13 at the gym.
- "Where Did You Go" by Jets Overhead. Ending montage.
[609] Ignorance Is Bliss
- "Games People Play" by James Taylor. House arrives at Cuddy's sister's house; Cuddy has Thanksgiving dinner with her family & Lucas.
- "Enditol" by James Taylor. House tells Wilson that Cuddy & Lucas are still together; Cuddy arrives home & talks with Lucas.
[610] Wilson
- "Faith" originally by George Michael. House plays and sings this and wakes up Wilson.
- "A Slow Parade" by A.A. Bondy. Wilson's surgery.
[611] The Down Low
- "Sway" by Dean Martin. House has dinner with Nora.
- "Maggot Brain" by Funkadelic. Montage when Mickey dies and the drug bust takes place.
- "One (from 'A Chorus Line') by The Original Broadway Cast. Plays in Wilson's apartment; House and Wilson sing along at the end of the episode.
[612] Remorse
- "Why Try To Change Me Now" by Fiona Apple. House watches Cuddy with Lucas, then drops off the check for Wibberly.
[613] Moving The Chains
- "Rocket Science" by Teddybears. Daryl shows off his football skills to his mom and the scout.
[614] 5 To 9
- "Break Up The Concrete" by The Pretenders. Beginning montage as Cuddy gets ready for work.
- "Shine On" by Eric Bibb. Cuddy announces she got the 12%; Cuddy in bed with Lucas and Rachel.
[615] Private Lives
- "Chasing Pirates" by Norah Jones. Beginning of the episode when Frankie is blogging.
- "What's It Gonna Be?" by The Dynamites. Chase, House, and Wilson enter the bar to speed date.
- "The Sun Is Shining Down" by JJ Grey & Mofro. House reflects as he reads Frankie's blog.
- "Lochloosa" by Mofro. End of the episode when House and Wilson leave the hospital.
[616] Black Hole
- "Toccata & Fugue in D-Minor" by Bach. House plays Bach on the organ.
- "Overture" from Phantom of the Opera. House plays this on the organ.
- "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum. House begins to play this on the organ. The original version is then heard during the ending montage.
[617] Lockdown
- "Tootie Ma Is A Big Fine Thing" by Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood. Foreman and Taub agree to go through the personnel files.
- "Volunteered Slavery" by The Derek Trucks Band. Foreman and Taub take House's pain pills.
- "Intoitus: Adorate Deum" by Alberto Turco and Nova Schola Gregoriana. Foreman and Taub are lying on the floor after taking the pills.
- "Tequila and Chocolate" by Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood. Taub hits Foreman.
- "Les Deux Guitares Tzigane Russe" by Les Yeux Noirs. Wilson asks Daria for a sandwich and then steals a dollar from the cash register which sets off the alarm.
- "Alison" by Elvis Costello. Chase plays this on his cell phone and he and Cameron dance.
- "Birds and Ships" by Billy Bragg and Wilco ft. Natalie Merchant. Cuddy finds the missing baby; Cameron leaves Chase.
- "Once In A Blue Moon" by Mabel Mercer. Nash passes away; Thirteen flashes Taub.
[618] Knight Fall
- "Pastime With Good Company". House sings this as he is preparing dinner for Wilson and Samantha.
- "Just The Motion" by Richard and Linda Thompson. Thirteen talks to Sir William and House decides not to open the envelope containing information about Samantha.
[619] Open & Shut
- "The Way That You Want Me" by Jude. Ending montage; Taub kisses Mya; House moves the milk in the refrigerator and walks away from Wilson and Samantha.
[620] The Choice
- "Canon In D" originally by Pachelbel. The organ at the Church as Nicole walks down the aisle.
- "Army of One" by Adam Hamilton/Master Source. House and Thirteen have drinks at the Lesbian bar.
- "Midnight Train To Georgia" originally by Gladys Knight & The Pips. House, Chase, and Foreman sing karaoke.
[621] Baggage
- "Me and My Woman" by Shuggie Otis. House gets back his possessions at the pawn show.
- "Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)" by Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel. House and Alvie are playing football in the apartment.
- "In The Wee Hours" by Buddy Guy and Junior Wells. House empties the bottle and then leaves.
[622] Help Me
- No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.
House music list adapted from Fox
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