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Sam Roberts on The O.C.
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um, i'm not sure if its a good thing or a bad thing but i was watching the OC tonight (dont ask why) and in the background they were playing Sam Roberts.

and not one of the songs you'd expect, it was No Sleep (the song that's partially in french) thats probably my favorite song on the album.

i was just really surprised to hear it
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farmerdan69 Wrote:um, i'm not sure if its a good thing or a bad thing but i was watching the OC tonight (dont ask why) and in the background they were playing Sam Roberts.

and not one of the songs you'd expect, it was No Sleep (the song that's partially in french) thats probably my favorite song on the album.

i was just really surprised to hear it

The OC has had some pretty good songs from other artists on it in the past.
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#3

Livi Wrote:
farmerdan69 Wrote:um, i'm not sure if its a good thing or a bad thing but i was watching the OC tonight (dont ask why) and in the background they were playing Sam Roberts.

and not one of the songs you'd expect, it was No Sleep (the song that's partially in french) thats probably my favorite song on the album.

i was just really surprised to hear it

The OC has had some pretty good songs from other artists on it in the past.


It's a shame they don't put as much effort into the writing and the acting as they do on the soundtrack. That show was better the first time around when it was called Beverly Hills 90210. And it sucked back then too.

:mrgreen:
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#4

No Sleep is a great song, right up there with Medicine Man and S-O-C-I-A-L-I-S-M IMO.
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direwolf74 Wrote:
Livi Wrote:
farmerdan69 Wrote:um, i'm not sure if its a good thing or a bad thing but i was watching the OC tonight (dont ask why) and in the background they were playing Sam Roberts.

and not one of the songs you'd expect, it was No Sleep (the song that's partially in french) thats probably my favorite song on the album.

i was just really surprised to hear it

The OC has had some pretty good songs from other artists on it in the past.


It's a shame they don't put as much effort into the writing and the acting as they do on the soundtrack. That show was better the first time around when it was called Beverly Hills 90210. And it sucked back then too.

:mrgreen:

I've never actually watched the show before, I just came across the soundtrack when I was searching for songs by the band The South.
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#6

The music on The OC seems to be taking over from the actual show: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://musicfromtheoc.com/">http://musicfromtheoc.com/</a><!-- m -->

Click on "Weekly Mix" for the songs from the last episode, and SRB is right at the top.
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#7

His song Brother Down was playing in the background of the bar in the movie SWAT.

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#8

Someone mentioned above about OC ripping off 90210
it just so happens today i read an article by Bill Simmons 'the sports guy' comparing and contrasting the first two years of the two shows; quite an enjoyable read, got a few audible laughs from my end.

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#9

I've only seen pictures of the cast, but I already know this would be a show I'd watch on mute... so I'd miss Sam all together... but then I really wouldn't want to be thinking about him while I'm... watching.
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#10

Screw the OC and all it represents.
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#11

Music of the OC update:

A girl I work with is a huge fan of this stupid show (in fact, I don't know a girl who isn't), and she swears she heard the Hip's "Vaccination Scar" playing in the background of an episode a few weeks ago. She said it was during a scene in a bar, but I still don't believe it. She probably heard an Interpol song and thought it was Gord Downie. Apparently their singer sounds a bit like our man Gord. From what I can gather though, the show prides itself on featuring unknown "indie rock" bands, and I guess the Hip would be considered indie enough in the U.S. to be featured on the show. They are on Rounder Records after all, which is about as indie as you can get in the States. So who knows?
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After double checking <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://musicfromtheoc.com/">http://musicfromtheoc.com/</a><!-- m --> under the "Weekly Mix" link, it has all of the songs used in all of the episodes... and alas, no Hip, but two instances of Interpol.
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