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Welcome to the most complete How I Met Your Mother Music list there is!
Songs will be updated shortly after the episode. The main song link goes to Amazon but I try to leave an iTunes link as well. They are also listed on the How I Met Your Mother Episode Recap each week so check there and join the episode discussions! If you’ve found this page useful, then help us out by taking a second to bookmark it on Del.icio.us
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Series Theme: Hey Beautiful by the Solids 
Season 1:
(Season 1 note, the songs from the air version and the DVD are different, I’m trying to find the original air versions, thanks for your patience)
- E-Pro by Beck
c(not exactly but it’s the same tune as the guitar riff when Ted, Barney, Lily & Marhsall are in Ranjit’s cab after stealing the Smurf penis) - Cigarettes and Coffee by Otis Redding (playing in Robin’s apartment –Air Version)
- I Want To Be Ready – Kool Blues (playing in Robin’s apartment –DVD Version)
- Back On The Chain Gang by the Pretenders
(closing song, Ted explains to his kids how he met Aunt Robin)
- Haven’t We Met instrumental version by Stephen Lang (Ted imagines Robin at his party) DVD replaces with John Swihart jazz piece
- Music cue for the show by Swihart (plays during Ted’s keep playing the game scenes)
- Everybody Have Fun Tonight by Wang Chung
(while not played Marshall references it in Legendary fashion)
Episode 1.03: Sweet Taste of Liberty
- music all by show composer John Swihart (I have the notice here because I get the question a lot)
Episode 1.04: Return of the Shirt
- We Rule The School by Belle & Sebastian (Ted talks about Natalie & closing song)
- Wonder by John Swihart (bar and Ted breaks up with Natalie)
Episode 1.05: Okay Awesome
- Shine by the Lovefreekz (Marshall’s dance solo) AIR
- Freek U by Garcon (Ted dances with Robin’s friend..until he screams “I’m wetting my pants”)
- Cinders by Wild Whirled Music (David Hiker, John Costello and Jeffrey Freundlich). (Marshall’s dance solo) DVD
- Heaven by DJ Sammy & Yanou ft. Do (last song at the club and closing)
- other club mixes were scored by show composer.
Episode 1.06: Slutty Pumpkin
- Highway to the Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins (Barney’s Top Gun costume music…playing on his stereo)
- Inside of Love by Nada Surf (closing as Ted and Robin wait together for S.P.)
Episode 1.07: Matchmaker
- Summer Breeze by Seals and Crofts (Ted and Dr. O’Brien’s guilty pleasure song)
- Parallel or Together by Ted Leo And The Pharmacists (Ted steals his 9.6 match from Love Solutions)
Episode 1.08: The Duel
- Tubthumping by Chumbawamba (closing song)
Episode 1.09: Belly Full of Turkey
- Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt by We Are Scientists (plays as Ted gives Portobello mushrooms to the homeless)
- Mr. Roboto by Styx (plays at the strip club)
- You Belong To Me by the 88 (closing song)
Ending
Episode 1.10: The Pineapple Incident
- Voices by Cheap Trick (Ted sings along on to the Jukebox)
- Voices by Jon Brion (Closing song) (youtube)
Episode 1.11: The Limo
- Pavement by Major Leagues (Ted’s toast)
- Barney’s Get Psyched Mix. There are actually 2 lists: One that was posted on Barney’s Blog, and one that is from the handwriting on the CD case that Barney holds in the episode.Barney’s Blog version:
1. You Give Love a Bad Name by Bon Jovi
2. The Humpty Dance by Digital Underground
3. Come Sail Away by
4. Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey
5. The Transformers Theme Song by Lion
6. You’re the Best – Joe Esposito
7. High Enough by Damn Yankees
8. Jessie’s Girl by Rick Springfield
9. Rock You Like a Hurricane by the Scorpions
10. Hip Hop Hooray by Naughty by Nature
11. Change of Heart by Tom Petty
12. Run Run Away by SladeTV version:
1. I Wanna Rock by Twisted Sister
2. You Give Love a Bad Name by Bon Jovi
3. Lick It Up by KISS
4. Paradise City by Guns & Roses
5. Dancing With Myself by Billy Idol
6. Rock You Like A Hurricane by Scorpions
7. Panama by Van Halen
8. Talk Dirty To Me by Poison
9. Thunderstruck by AC/DC
10. Dr. Feelgood by Motley Crue
11. Round and Round by Ratt
Episode 1.12: The Wedding
- Laundry Shop by Fu%k (Ted & Robin get ready for wedding and Robin gets called away to anchor and wedding scenes) AIR VERSION
- Records to Your Rivals by Garth Michael McDermott (Ted & Robin get ready for wedding and Robin gets called away to anchor and wedding scenes) DVD Version
- Soul Meets Body by Death Cab for Cutie (closing as Ted spots Victoria) AIR VERSION, DVD replaced by show composition
Episode 1.13: Drumroll, Please
- Entertainer by Scott Joplin (played by Ted on Piano)
- You Don’t Know Me by Michael Buble (Ted & Victoria Dance) AIR
- Been a Long Time by Cathy Blair (Ted & Victoria Dance) DVD version
- Spit on a Stranger by Pavement (Ted finds the Buttercup Bakery) AIR VERSION replaced on DVD with Ice Cream by show composer
Episode 1.15: Game Night
- Off the Record by My Morning Jacket (Ted’s recap of how minor the secrets are)
Episode 1.16: Cupcake
- Where is my Mind by the Pixies (Ted & Victoria decide on long distance – air version) DVD version is composed for show
Episode 1.17: Life Among the Gorillas
- Dirty Deeds by AC/DC (Barney’s Karaoke song)
- Don’t Go Breaking My Heart by Elton John and Kiki Dee (Marshall & Lily’s Karaoke Song)
Episode 1.18: Nothing Good Happens After 2 A.M.
- Alright by Supergrass (Beginning of Robin’s Day) AIR version
- Plan of the Man by the M’s (Beginning of Robin’s Day) DVD version
- Quiet by Rachel Yamagata (Robin come home to her dogs and a glass of wine)AIR VERSION
- God Bless the Child by Michelle Feathersome (Robin come home to her dogs and a glass of wine) DVD Version
- The Morning After by Maureen McGovern (Korean Elvis’s Karaoke Song)
- Love Me Tender by Elvis (Korean Elvis serenades Lily)
- Hard Left by Robin Hackett (The Stupidest thing Ted has ever done)
Episode 1.20: Best Prom Ever
- Freshmen by the Verve Pipe (play’s at Lily’s prom) AIR VERSION
- Pictures by Lucas Banker & Paul Maylone from Riptide Music (play at Lil’s prom) DVD version
- Good Feelings by Violent Femmes (Marshall & Lily’s song played by the 88 at the prom & in Lily’s dorm room)
- Hide Another Mistake by the 88 (played at the prom)
- Head Cut Off by the 88 (played at the prom)
- Jesus is Good by the 88 (played at the prom)
Episode 1.21: Milk
- Mother of Pearl by Roxy Music (Ted realizes he still wants Robin)
Episode: 1.22: Come On
- Air on a G String by Bach (Orchestra plays in Robin’s appt)
- This Modern Love by Block Party (relationships begin and end)
Season 2:
Episode 2.01: Where Were We?
- Baby I’m Fed Up by George Perkins (Ted’s summary of 2001 intro)
- Give Up the Funk by Parliament (George Clinton and Lily’s date)
- Boys Don’t Cry by Grant Lee-Phillips
(Only time heals a broken heart- closing) - Take Me Out to the Ballgame (Ted takes Marshall to a Yankees game)
Episode 2.02: The Scorpion and the Toad
- It Was Love by Elected (Marshall & Lily talk)
- Walk Idiot Walk by The Hives (Plays during the re-return when Lily does Marshall a favor)
Episode 2.04: Ted Mosby: Architect
- Here I Dreamt I Was an Architect by the Decemberist (Robin comes to see Ted)
Episode 2.05: World’s Greatest Couple
- Don’t Call Me Whitney, Bobby by Islands (Lily redecorates Barney’s bachelor pad)
- Fernando by ABBA (Marshall leaves Brad and Kara)
Episode 2.06: Aldrin Justice
- We’re #1 by The World Record (Ted shows his plans and Lily decides what she wants to be when she grows up)
Episode 2.07: Swarley
- I Am Woman by Helen Reddy (Ted’s radio request for Swarley)
- Forever by The Explorers Club (Lily and Marshall get back together!)
- Where Everybody Knows Your Name (Cheers Theme) by Gary Portnoy (play for Barney, Swarley, as he walks in and out of the bar)
Episode 2.08: Atlantic City
- Sink to the Bottom by Fountains of Wayne (Lily & Marshall’s wedding and un-wedding)
Episode 2.09: Slap Bet
- Let’s Go to the Mall by Robin Sparkles (Robin’s secret and on the music video…Robin even raps!)
Episode 2.10: Single Stamina
- Mama Your Boys Will Find a Home by Scissors for Lefty (single stamina explanation)
- Skyway by the Replacements (closing and James’s wedding-AIR)
- If I Could Spit by Kite Flying Society (James’e wedding – DVD)
Episode 2.11: How Lily Stole Christmas
- Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from The Nutcracker (Marshall call’s Ted to check on magical Winter wonder land)
- Backdoor Santa by Clarence Carter (Marshall delivers packages during his Awesome Christmas story)
- Lay Me Down by Reggae Revolution (reggae song in the dorm room)
- Silent Night (Lily, Marshall, Robin and a sick Barney carol Ted outside his cousins house)
Episode 2.12: First time in New York
- Gotta Have You by The Weepies (beginning, Ted’s explanation of saying I Love You)
- Love is Strange by Mickey & Sylvia (Barney’s story about his “first time” aka. Dirty Dancing)
- Always Love by Nada Surf (ending, going to the top of the Empire State Building)
- The Time of My Life by Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes (during the re-return, Barney tells his first time story… again)
Episode 2.13: Columns
- Whatever It Is by Ben Lee (Beginning, Ted talks about his dream)
- What Do I Know by Peter Walker – (Ted talks about being the boss)
- Corazon Incessante by The Ethels (Ted and Drothers talk at night over a shot of Whiskey in the office)
- Twilight Campfighter by Guided by Voices – (rock bottom and a great idea)
Episode 2.14: Monday Night Football
- Young Folks by Peter Bjorn And John (The Sensory Deprivator 5000 and game time)
Episode 2.15: Lucky Penny
- Nine Words by Oppenheimer (closing, wouldn’t have met your mother…)
Episode 2.16: Stuff
- I Wanna Be Your Dog by the Stooges (Ted keeps seeing Robin’s dogs like her old boyfriends-AIR only)
- Thicker Than A Smokey by Gary Higgins (acoustic number during Ted & Robin’s big fight)
Episode 2.17: Arrivederci, Fiero
- I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) by the Proclaimers
(plays all the time in the Fiero since the tape is “stuck”)
Episode 2.18: Moving Day
- Soap on Your Skin by the Solids (We’re NOT moving in together sex)
Episode 2.19: Bachelor Party
- When I Get Up by The Wiggins (Barney’s bachelor party recipe)
- Pinched by Chop Chop (Old Ted explains bachelor party characters)
- Here I Go Again by Whitesnake (referenced in show by Barney)
Episode 2.21: Something Borrowed
- Jesu, Joy Of Man’s Desiring
(wedding music, both on harp and later on guitar)
- Love Song by Haunt
(closing, remembering the first wedding)
Episode 2.22: Something Blue (personal note, music from this ep is awesome)
- No One Here by the 88
(plays as Ted and Robin break up)
- Sea Green, See Blue by Jaymay
(closing song, Ted talks with Barney… what a moment, it’s Legen, wait for it…)
Season 3:
Episode 3.01: Wait For It
- Ladies Choice by Mandy Moore
- Nothing that You Are by Mandy Moore
- Alguien Soy Yo by Enrique Iglesias (Gael) – (Spanish version of “Somebody’s Me played by Gael)
Episode 3.02: We’re Not From Here
- Somebody’s Me by Enrique Iglesias (closing, goodbye to vacation Robin)
Episode 3.03: Third Wheel
- Passenger Side by Wilco (tricycle song)
- I’m Gonna Keep On Loving You by Kool Blues (Ted, Trudy & Rachel dance)
- Sleeping in My Arms by Louis Yoelin
Episode 3.04: Little Boys
- Peer Gynt – In The Hall Of The Mountain King by Edvard Gynt (Ted see’s Barney everywhere)
- Commit by The Blakes (kid’s drawings)
- Jump Up by Reggae Revolution (Barney watched mini Ted dance)
Episode 3.05: How I Met Everyone Else
- I am a Scientist by Guided by Voices (plays as Ted walks in on Marshall with his “sandwich”)
- Save it for a Rainy Day by The Jayhawks (Ted agrees with Marshall about the party events and Blah Blah becomes more crazy than hot)
Episode 3.08: Spoiler Alert
- Underdog by Spoon (Closing)
Episode 3.09: Slapsgiving
- Still Alright by Adam Merrin of The 88 (Marshall’s toast)
- You Just Got Slapped by Marshall Eriksen (Marshall’s musical composition after slapping Barney)
Episode 3.11: The Platinum Rule
- Black Tears by Miss Derringer (Submission moments)
- O-o-h Child by the Five Stairsteps (closing moments & co-existence moments)
Episode 3.12: No Tomorrow
- Siobhan by the Tossers
(St. Patty’s day montage)
- Beautiful Beat by nada surf
(Ted god back to Low Point to look for his phone)
Episode 3.13: Ten Sessions
- Intro Blues song is by show composer (Ted talks about meeting Stella)
- Thirteen by Big Star
(Ted & Stella’s 2 minute date)
Episode 3.14: The Bracket
- One Shining Moment by David Barrett (Barney’s redemption & Lily’s scrapbook)
- Doogie Howser M.D. Theme Song
(As Barney writes in his journal)
Episode 3.16: Sandcastles in the Sand
- Let’s Go to the Mall by Robin Sparkles (intro of episode)
- Murder Train by The Foreskins (Simon’s band, played on the News by Robin)
- Dazzey Duks by Duice
(Lily play’s her friend Michelle’s jam at the bar)
- Sandcastles in the Sand by Robin Sparkles (Robin takes Barney back to her place)
Episode 3.17: The Goat
- Sounds like Dark Island, but it’s all composed by the show guy John Swihart (Ted tells Barney he belongs in the box)
Episode 3.18: Rebound Bro
- Love Saves the Day by Dimitri Ehrlich (plays as Ted and Stella talk) … can’t find the song for sale anywhere though =(
Episode 3.19: Everything Must Go
- The Painter by I’m From Barcelona
(during the art exhibit and at closing)
Episode 3.20: Miracles
- Nice Dream by Radiohead
(Intro and as everyone rushes to the hospital for Ted)
…also, Bravo to HIMYM for using Radiohead. Awesome. - Here Comes A Regular by the Replacements
(ending as Ted proposes to Stella)
Season 4:
BluRay/DVD Menus:
- Tracked Version of Eraser by No Age (unconfirmed but PDC)
Episode 4.02: Best Burger In New York
- Use Me by Bill Withers inspired the music by show composer Swihart (Show Intro, the City starts to go up hill)
- Serenade No. 10 in B Flat Major, K.361 ‘Gran Partita’: III. Adagio (plays during Marshall’s description of the best burger in NYC)
- Lost and Found by Ola Podrida (“this is it” closing song)
Episode 4.03: I Heart New Jersey
- Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Jersey Girl (Live) (Lucy gets a bedtime story from Ted)
Episode 4.04: Intervention
- Coming Home by the 88 (bar scene)
Episode 4.05: Shelter Island
- Monday by Mikey And The Gypsys
(transition/driving song)
- Waiting For An Invitation by Benji Hughes
(closing as Ted realizes what the story is about and Robin sees Stella and Tony together on the boat)
Episode 4.06: Happily Ever After
- All The World (I Tell Myself) by Correatown (Wedding flashback scenes)
- Better by Regina Spektor (episode closing as Ted lets go of his anger towards Stella)
Episode 4.07: Not a Father’s Day
- Cat’s In The Cradle by Harry Chapin
(Barney sings in the karaoke bar while holding the sock)
- Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd (wooo girl explanation)
- What Cha Gonna Do by the Classic (club mix)
- Dime Whatever by ProdLab (club mix)
- Num Num by the DNC (club mix)
- all other Club Mixes were scored by the show composer.
- Gorgeous Behavior by Marching Band (episode opening)
- This Man He Weeps Tonight by Dave Davies
After the first fight when Barney and Ted re-enter the bar and also when Ted and Doug fight.
- Murder Train by The Foreskins, unreleased (where Marshall learned to fight.)
Episode 4.11: Little Minnesota
- White Christmas by Otis Redding (Ted gives lil sis Heather a briefcase. )
- Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm by the Crash Test Dummies (karaoke version being sung badly in the Canadian bar)
- Let’s Go to the Mall – Marshall and bar (Marshall sings Robin’s famous song in a Canadian karaoke bar)
- No More Wishing by Hayley Taylor
(closing of episode)
- Pure Imagnation from Willy Wonka (plays both times Marshall goes to the 8th floor to “read a magazine”)
Episode 4.13: Three Days of Snow
- Kokomo by the Beach Boys (Barney and Ted’s cocktail Bartender Scene)
- Waterfall by James
(closing song)
- Vertigo by Anya Marina
(closing music)
- The Man In Me by Bob Dylan
(plays during the Marshall & Barney flying sequence)
- instrumental song by show composer (Headquarters taskforce team “Snatch” introduction)
- instrumental song by show composer (Latin groove plays during security footage)
- knock off of Way to Go by Mark Vieha from the Teen Wolf Soundtrack by the show composer (plays during the basketball game)
Episode 4.22: Right Place Right Time
- Glad Girls by Guided by Voices
(what Ted would have done. Lots of Hugs)
Episode 4.23: As Fast As She Can
- Careful by Michelle Featherstone
(closing, as Ted talks to Stella)
- Murder Train by the Foreskins (played and Ted and the Goat fight…it’s the go to violence song for the show now, bravo)
- Prophets by AC Newman
(closing, as they all make “the leap”)
Season 5:
- Oxford Comma by Vampire Weekend
(opening song)
- Raiders March by John Williams
(Ted runs across campus)
- Rewind by Goldspot
(rewrite of if the date had went well) –Tune isn’t for sale at present but you can watch it on youtube or get the CD on Amazon.
Episode 5.04: The Sexless Innkeeper
- a mock tribute to Eric Carmen’s All By Myself, All by Ourselves, cover produced for the show by Hayley Taylor and Keith Slettedahl of the 88- plays as Robin and Barney long for a couple to hang with.
- The Best Night Ever – by Marshall featuring Nuno Bettencourt
Episode 5.05: Duel Citizenship
- I’m Gonna Be 500 Miles by the Proclaimers (played during flashbacks and while Ted and Marshall are driving together)
- Explosion by Potent – heavy metal that captures the mood of Barney and Robin’s fight
- Murder Train by the Foreskins (it was composed for the show but I’m begging them to release it!) – plays during Lily’s planned fight of Barney & Robin
- the Peter Gun Theme by Henry Mancini – Barney walks into the bar as all the women eye him and proclaims, “Daddy’s home”
- I also noticed a short instrumental while the plotter watch B&R from the station wagon. Getting more info!
- Rondo Alla Turca by Mozart (the sequences from Barney’s Playbook)
- Nino Rota’s What Is A Youth from the 1968 film version of Romeo & Juliet (Barney finally succeeds with “The He’s Not Coming” play)
- Grizzly Bear – Two Weeks (find it on Amazon or ), plays near the end as Ted tells the second greatest love story he has ever heard
- Informer by Snow plays for 15 year old Marshall as he write the note to 30 year old Marshall (Amazon or )
Episode 5.11: Last Cigarette Ever
- Cigarettes And Chocolate Milk by Rufus Wainwright (the perfect time for the “last cigarette ever”
Episode 5.12 (Episode 100): Girls vs Suits
- Cherry Pie by Warrant (Robin tends bar to prove her circumstantial hotness theory)
- Nothing Suits Me Like a Suit by the HIMYM Cast
- sounds like Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber but it’s actually a composition by John Swihart (plays when Ted’s student tell him they have to drink because it’s the gameand the re-return)
- Kaboom by Ursula 1000 (Marshall puttin’ nothing but wood in the 50 hole at skeeball, or just another night for big fudge)
Episode 5.14: The Perfect Week
- Pennant Fever from the Major League Soundtrack (Ted helps Barney check the scouting report. Thanks Skip)
- Baseball Charge (night 5 intro and a beer for Ted)
- Turkey in the Straw – (the ringtone on Barney’s phone.) I’ve managed to round up the mp3 and iPhone ringtone for it so enjoy!
-mp3 version
-m4r ringtone - Wedding March by Felix Mendelssohn – (plays while Robin cleans & tells Ted to go meet his “future wife”)
- Someday by Haroula Rose – (Ted and Robin drink together on the couch at closing)
- I Just Want You To Be Mine (Wish You Were Mine) by Light FM – (Marshall waits in the snow to tell Lisa how he feels in song)
- The Bang Bang Song by Marshall (reprised at the end by Robin)
- Super Date by Ted Evelyn Mosby (the heart touching ballad sung to sell the “Super Date”) get the mp3
- Briques by Les Cautionneurs (French rap song that plays during the plane fight and France Trip)
- Monkey Man by The Rolling Stones (You’ll never believe what happened..the monkey gets loose)
- Our House by Stills, Nash, and Young Crosby (plays as everyone destroys the wall in Teds recently purchased home)
- Night Moves by Bob Seger (plays as Barney is in the car with Ted’s mom)
- Clint’s Song (sung at Wedding my Clint, no recording but here the lyrics)
- Hook Line Sinker by Jon Brion (Episode Closing)
Episode 5.22: Robots vs. Wrestlers
- Tell Me Why by From (first bar scene)
- One Spring Away by From (plays during Ted’s picture of Marissa Heller)
- Constance Fry (or Aura Lee) preformed by the Ted Mosby Quartet
- We All Belong by Dr. Dog (closing Bar Scene)
Episode 5.23: The Wedding Bride
- Play by Chop Chop (plays for show intro and closing)
- Portuguese Love Theme by Craig Armstrong (as many have noted, from the Movie Love Actually. Play during moments from the Wedding Bride)
- PM’s Love Theme by Craig Armstrong (again, from the Movie Love Actually. Plays when Ted goes after Royce and in the Wedding Bride Ending)
- Lifesize by A Fine Frenzy (Closing Song…sometimes you see what you want to see)
Season 6
- Run Off The Road by Ola Podrida (when Marshall & Lily talk about disappointment on the steps)
- Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) by George Harrison (Opening and Closing, basically while at the wedding)
- Stand by Me (Instrumental) – Moment with Barney & His Mom. Sung by James, Barney & Sam
- Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony No. 8 (show opening)
- Beach Comber by Real Estate
- Marshall Versus the Machine
- “La Javanaise” by Madeleine Peyroux (closing dance with Zoey & Ted)
- Xmas Time is Here Again by My Morning Jacket (Closing Song as Lily & Marshall talk, Barney gives, Robin takes a new job)
- Good to Sea by Pinback (Amazon link) – plays at closing of the episode as Barney had his first day on Valentines Day
Episode 6.18: A Change of Heart
- Stones by Barbarossa – closing piano song as Barney imagines what he should be saying through the window.
- I Will Come For You by Jack Dolgen (moment at the episode end between Barney & his dad Jerome and Barney’s “A kid needs a hoop” moment)
Eposode 6.20: The Exploding Meatball Sub
- Sarah McLachlan –I will Remember You (Everyone’s high school goggles moments)
Episode 6.22: the Perfect Cocktail
- Family Feud Theme – at least a variation during how Barney reacts with Peppermint Schnapps
- Gymnopédie by Alfred Eric Leslie Satie (show version was a library track but Amazon has several that seem great) – plays as Lily & robin float around
Episode 6.24: Challenge Accepted
- Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp by George Harrison – Ted pushes the button, Lily gives the news & Barney has a moment…and more
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