Jack, not so much.

Gainey) and the Others.

And yet, one wonders if Desmond liked the tune for being an ironic comment on his own situation.

Lost, Dominic Monaghan | ‘‘You All Everybody’’ Episode: ‘‘Pilot’’ (Season 1) and others No, not a ‘‘real’’ tune, but we’d be dopey to leave Charlie Pace’s greatest (and only)

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Did they find a golden-oldies show (Chuck Cecil’sThe Swinging Years,perhaps?

), or were they receiving a transmission from across space and time?

Must be an inside jokeor aLostclue to be decoded!

Bob Marley | ‘‘Redemption Song’’ Episode: ‘‘Exodus’’ Sawyer was inspired to sing a few verses from Bob Marley’s reggae classic as he sailed into the sunset with Jin,

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The faux British rocker performed this melancholy classic by real British rockersOasisduring his days as a London street musician.

It’s also linked to Desmond, who came upon Charlie playing the tune during his season 2 time-trip.

Could it be a metaphor for the redemptive force that is the Island, too?

Mama Cass Elliot | ‘‘Make Your Own Kind Of Music’’ Performed by: ‘‘Mama’’ Cass Elliot Episode: ‘‘Man of Science, Man of Faith’’ and others This cheery ode to individuality

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The beach montage set to the tune gets me kinda misty, too.

“Scentless Apprentice"in whichKurt Cobainbellows “Go away!”

(That rascally Ben!)

Glenn Miller | ‘‘Moonlight Serenade’’ Episode: ‘‘The Long Con’’ and others One of the earliest clues that Lost was building toward some time-travel twist was this memorable season

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The code for doing so turned out to be musicalthe refrain from this 1966Beach Boysclassic.

How totally coincidental and incredibly fortuitous that the person who undertook the deep-dive mission was a musician!

In season 5, we learned that Dr. Pierre Chang (Francois Chau)a.k.a.

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(Or so we ourselves have inferred from what little info we were given about the group.)

Is it possible that Geronimo Jackson’s Keith Strutter and other members joined the Dharma Initiative themselves?

That’s our theory.

Perry Como | ‘‘Catch A Falling Star’’ Performed by: Perry Como Episode: ‘‘Raised by Another’’ and others It was Aaron’s bedtime lullaby, though it also evokes the visual

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And there were hundreds of such scenes!

Actually, there were just two.

Petula Clark | ‘‘Downtown’’ Performed by: Petula Clark Episode: ‘‘A Tale of Two Cities’’ and ‘‘Not in Portland’’ This was Juliet’s favorite song, though for some reason, she

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Oasis

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‘‘Shambala’’ Performed by: Three Dog Night Episode: ‘‘Tricia Tanaka Is Dead’’ Personally, my favorite Lost musical cue ever, from perhaps the most underrated Lost episode

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Nirvana, Kurt Cobain | ‘‘Scentless Apprentice’’ Performed by: Nirvana Episode: ‘‘Through the Looking Glass’’ This bleak grunge-rocker was favored by Jack during his drug-hazed, suicidal Oceanic 6 period. He

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The Beach Boys | ‘‘Good Vibrations’’ Episode: ‘‘Through The Looking Glass’’ In the season 3 finale, Charlie dove down to the Looking Glass station to disable a jamming device

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Willie Nelson | ‘‘Shotgun Willie’’ Performed by: Willie Nelson Episode: ‘‘Because You Left’’ Kate isn’t Lost ’s only country music lover. In season 5, we learned that Dr.

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‘‘Dharma Lady’’ Performed by: Geronimo Jackson Episode: ‘‘Namaste’’ and others Lost ’s other fictitious band, popular in college circles during the late ?60s/ early ?70s.

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Iggy Pop | ‘‘Search and Destroy’’ Performed by: Iggy and the Stooges Episode: ‘‘The Substitute’’ When he ran away from the castaways following Juliet’s death, Sawyer barricaded himself

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‘‘Fantasie-Impromptu’’ Episode: ‘‘The Variable,’’ ‘‘The Lighthouse,’’ ‘‘Happily Ever After’’ One of Frédéric Chopin’s signature compositions, written for the piano, this classical masterpiece became the preferred

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