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The single most enjoyable performance, at least in my opinion, is this one here! The remix of both of these hits blend perfectly together and suit each character. Track 4: A remix of вЂњBad to the BoneвЂќ by George Thorogood and the Destroyers and вЂњNo ScrubsвЂќ by TLC - performed by Maze and Ella Lucifer feels like he can relate, knowing his father is causing these musical episodes and breaks into song. Track 3: The Police, вЂњEvery Breath You TakeвЂќ - performed by Lucifer and a controlling mom (guest star Debbie Gibson)Д¬hloe and Lucifer are interrogating a high school kid, but his mother is very controlling. Track 2: Queen, вЂњAnother One Bites the DustвЂќ - performed by the cast of LuciferД®lla, Dan, Lucifer, and Chloe, along with the extras around them (even the murdered victim) get down to QueenвЂ™s iconic вЂњAnother One Bites the Dust.вЂќ Lucifans knew this song was coming as it was previewed and teased, but the finished product is truly amazing! This song is beautifully performed as we see images of Lucifer and Chloe suffering after Lucifer tells Chloe he is not able to say those вЂњthree wordsвЂќ (I love you).

Track 1: Chris Isaak, вЂњWicked GameвЂќ - performed by Lucifer

#Season 1 episode 6 sex education soundtrack full#

No need to go back and rewatch the episode to catch the list of songs (although who wouldnвЂ™t want to rewatch this musical masterpiece?), weвЂ™ve got the full list for you, below! Lucifer soundtrack: Songs performed in Lucifer musical episode There were performances that had me in tears and others I was dancing along to, but they are all being added to my playlist ASAP! Which performance was your favorite? But I feared it would take away from the story.ДЄfter waiting for what seemed like forever for Lucifer season 5 part 2, I was just ready to get Deckerstar going! After watching вЂњBloody Celestial Karaoke Jam,вЂќ though, I learned to just trust the process, the show knows what itвЂ™s doing. DonвЂ™t get me wrong, Tom EllisвЂ™s voice is heavenly! I could listen to it all day. The cast and crew of Lucifer teased a musical episode and while musical episodes are always fun, I had my doubts. (Hint, hint, Netflix.Lucifer season 5 part 2, titled, вЂњBloody Celestial Karaoke Jam,вЂќ is the musical episode we had all been waiting for, and boy does it deliver! Here is a full list of songs performed so you can put that playlist together and jam. A Spotify playlist sounds like the perfect way to keep busy until the next installment hits our screens. While we're still waiting to uncover the fate of Sex Education season 4, we'll gladly revel in the best of its most recent season.

'MoaninвЂ™' - Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers.

'I Get Along Very Well Without You' - Chet Baker.

'Summer Wine' - Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood.

'Breathe Your Name' - Sixpence None The Richer.

'Oyejo' - Fela Ransome Kuti & His Koola Lobito.

'Under Pressure' - Queen and David Bowie.

'The Breeze/My Baby Cries' - Bill Callahan.

'Allez Donc Vous Faire Bronzer' - Sacha Distel.

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'La Ballad des Gens Heureux' - Gerard Lenorman.

'Mysterious Power' - Ezra Furman and the Harpoons.

'DonвЂ™t Sweat The Technique' - Eric BВ And Rakim.

'Nails, Hair, Hips, Heels: - Todrick Hall.

'Blank Generation'В - Richard Hell and the Voidoids.

'Can I Sleep In Your Brain' - Ezra Furman.

'Dancing in Heaven (Orbital Be Bop)' - Q-Feel.

Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)' - C+C Music Factor ft.

'I Think We're Alone Now'В - The Rubinoos.

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Musician Ezra Furman, the voice of the show, delights us with a few new tracks, plus we're treated to some fitting selections ('F*** the Pain Away', anyone?) from our go-to artists. To accompany those steamy teen romances, naturally, are a few good songs-and then some.