A soundtrack of emotion!

First the complete playlist:
1. Lazlo Bane - Superman
2. Shawn Mullins - All In My Head
3. Eels - Fresh Feeling
4. Leroy - Good Time
5. Francis Dunnery - Good Life
6. The Shins - New Slang
7. Colin Hay - Beautiful World
8. Guided By Voices - Hold On Hope
9. Nil Lara - Fighting For My Love
10. Butthole Surfers - Dracula From Houston
11. Everything - Hooch
12. John Cale - Hallelujah
13. Jeremy Kay - Have It All
January 14 Stevens - End Credit Score
15. Colin Hay - Overkill
The Scrubs soundtrack begins, just like the series, meets with Lazlo Bane's "Superman". Unusual, but very funny to listen to the banjo, which largely detract from something boring (sometimes even monotonous) voice of the singer. No other song title "Scrubs - The Beginners" better than "Superman" because every time when it says: "But I can not do this all on my own ... I'm no superman" you simply have to think of the poor novice doctor JD, as he totally overwhelmed by a mess stumble into the next.
It continues with "All In My Head" by Shawn Mullins. Some know this incredibly talented and often underestimated artist perhaps of the song "Lullaby". "All In My Head" is, like most other songs of Scrubs Soundtracks, very guitar-oriented. The voice of Mullins makes "All In My Head" an absolute out tip.
The next song is from the only band I already knew before I this soundtrack the first time I listened to the talk of the Eels. This group led by singer and multi-instrumentalist E (Mark Everett) presented their song "Fresh Feeling" is available. The piece begins with a voluminous orchestra and ends with a very rock beat (the Spice of Life!).
The next song is called "Good Time" and is Leroy. Perhaps remembering the odd Scrubsgucker to the second episode of the first season (my mentor). There, JD headphones sets on and everyone seems suddenly to the rhythm of the hospital Music, the "Newbie" hears move. The beat of "Good Time" is very slowly, which gives the song a certain coolness.
An artist enriched the Scrubs soundtrack equal with two beautiful songs, his name: Colin Hay. For years he was the frontman of Men at Work and brought in 2003 his solo album Man at Work on the Mark. The 7th track "Beautiful World" describes the beauty of a sunny summer day, ideal for any warm Sunday morning.
However, one of the highlights is "Hold On Hope" by Guided By Voices sequence of 22, Season 1 (My doubts), plays along as a guest star in the Brendan Fraser. The song will be played when JD Ben (Brendan Fraser) says he leukemia has, matching could be a different song hardly be At this point I would like to mention happy, what a great job making the makers of Scrubs, because to find the right song at an appropriate situation is not easy, and they do it in each. Episode For song per se. It starts with an acoustic guitar and a piano, even the intro is overwhelming, then though still using the electric guitar, the whole sound together with its profound lyrics heard very mature on (!).
Sad beautiful is John Cales "Hallelujah". Solely a piano accompanied Cales Dejected, concerned yet hopeful voice. The song is through this particular, sugar-sweet melancholy simply heart-traveling. The out tip par excellence!
January Stevens "End Credit Score" is the 28-second-ended song that always comes to the conclusion of an episode of Scrubs (where the funniest stills of each sequence are shown). I do not understand why it is only the penultimate track, and not the last . Probably they wanted to still bring in the end a real blockbuster. What's the creators of this soundtrack really succeeded. "overkill" by Colin Hay's (played with an acoustic guitar again) mainly because of its profound lyrics and a beautiful melody a true direct hit when it comes to song selection. "Overkill" is likely to be familiar to anyone who follow 1 / Season 2 (My Wild Blow) has seen. The musician playing all the time on his guitar Colin Hay is himself (as he is actually dead).
This soundtrack really reflects all and more of what we know of the series Scrubs. The whole album is just so filled with emotion: in the songs just as much grief, uncertainty, joy and hope as stuck in the figures from the series itself, so you have to wonder if these songs are not separately composed and recorded for Scrubs been are. A suitable and beautiful soundtrack, it has previously given rarely. Not only for Scrubsfans an absolute must-have!