Music From Scrubs - Soundtrack

Scrubs is an American medical comedy that has been running for eight seasons so far. Although it has a lot of black humour in it, it is essentially a sweet and positive programme, and every episode finishes off with a moral of some sort. The episodes also often finish off with a montage set to music, which is just one of the ways in which music is important in the show. If I had to describe this soundtrack CD in one word it would be 'uplifting'. It's one of those great compilations that has something for every mood and will always leave you smiling. It's also very representative of the TV programme. Like Scrubs, it has some very cheerful, fun ...  Read the complete review

Like the other reviewer said, music plays a huge part in Scrubs. I've bought other TV soundtracks before and there're always a few songs that you think "When on earth did they play that?" Not so here. The songs will bring back great memories and if you're anything like me it'll make you want to watch the episodes again! Besides that, these songs are actually pretty good in their own right. I'm a big fan of the Eels and "Fresh Feeling" is one of my favourite songs by them; similarly "New Slang" by the Shins. There's also a version of Hallelujah (originally by Leonard Cohen, made famous by Jeff Buckley) which I hadn't heard ...  Read the complete review

Apart from the hilarious one liners, great plots and brilliant cast (my favourite's the janitor) the music in Scrubs helps to make it the entertaining programme that it is. This came out to accompany the original series of Scrubs and I think it's about time they brought out another as this is really good. For true Scrubs fans, the songs will remind you of the episode it came from and for people that aren't so obessed they are just great tracks. This soundtrack is a mix, 14 different artists conribute, but if you want to generalise, I'd say it's alternative. It includes, 'Superman' the brilliant theme tune by Lazlo Bane, great tracks from Eels, The Shins and Shawn Mullins ...  Read the complete review