SONGS FROM STRANGER THINGS SEASON 1 FULL
SONGS FROM STRANGER THINGS SEASON 1 SERIES

A great bop to scream-sing & clean to, вЂњYou DonвЂ™t Mess Around with JimвЂќ is a 70вЂ™s classic that will stay that way long after the show ends. With lyrics comparing someone named Jim to Superman and The Lone Ranger, itвЂ™s easy to tell why Hopper loves this song as much.

вЂњYou DonвЂ™t Mess Around with JimвЂ™ вЂ“ Jim CroceДЇeatured twice on the Stranger Things soundtrack, this Jim Croce jam is a favorite of Jim Hopper. The perfect makeout jam for Steve & Nancy in the first season, the rousing guitars & stoic harmonies bring out a more hard core sound than what the show is used to showcasing. Originally by Simon & Garfunkel, The Bangles took this upbeat folk song and made it rock. Would it be вЂњthe best of the Stranger Things soundtrackвЂќ without it?

This 1982 hit belongs not only on JonathanвЂ™s mixtape but on this list. Who knew that a punk song could carry the very heavy & complicated weight of brotherly love? WillвЂ™s favorite song to play, whether in the real world or the upside down, provided the perfect bonding moment between Will & Jonathan. вЂњShould I Stay or Should I GoвЂќ вЂ“ The Clash A reminder that Dustin, Will, Mike, Lucas and now Max and Eleven will always look out for each other, the song also revealed that the gangвЂ™s battles with the Upside Down were not over. A saccharine banger and supportive ode to friendship or being in love, the song is a perfect musical example of how the gang will always be there for each other, including Steve, Nancy, and Jonathan who have now bonded with Dustin and the rest of the group.ДЄnother Snow Ball staple and the final song of the second season, вЂњEvery Breath You TakeвЂќ is a chilling song to end the season on. Get transported back to Snow Ball with Cyndi LauperвЂ™s вЂњTime After TimeвЂќ. Earlier in the season, Jonathan tells Will that Joy Division is one of his favorite bands, making the song a reminder of their bond. The song plays early on in the show when Joyce finally decides to take matters into her own hands and waits for the demogorgonвЂ™s return on her couch with an ax. If any song captures both the listlessness of the 80s and Stranger Things, itвЂ™s Joy DivisionвЂ™s Atmosphere. Clark, the song is the second Weird Al reference in season 3, the other when Dustin wears a shirt with the comedian on it. Played by our favorite science teacher Mr. Funny & catchy, the вЂњMy SharonaвЂќ parody is a good reminder not to take yourself too seriously as the show doesnвЂ™t take itself seriously either. Stranger Things wouldnвЂ™t be a show about nerds if a Weird Al song wasnвЂ™t on this list. We see what you did there, Duffer Brothers. This song complements the show on many levels as the upside down is a literal teenage wasteland. This version is stripped of the bells and whistles the song is known for but that makes it work for the Stranger Things soundtrack.

To celebrate weвЂ™ve compiled a list of the best songs from the Stranger Things soundtrack to play whenever or wherever you are, whether at the mall, arcade, or playing Dungeons & Dragons.ДЇeatured in the season 3 trailer, The WhoвЂ™s вЂњBaba OвЂ™RileyвЂќ is a perfect song to capture the angst of growing up. With over 80 million streams per song, the show beat out 13 Reasons Why, Sex Education, and Black Mirror.

SONGS FROM STRANGER THINGS SEASON 1 FULL

The showвЂ™s fantastic soundtrack full of 70s & 80s staples & bangers is the number 1 Netflix soundtrack on Spotify.

SONGS FROM STRANGER THINGS SEASON 1 SERIES

Stranger Things season 4 may not be streaming on Netflix anytime soon, but the series still has something to celebrate. By: Cortland Jacoby The 80s mixtape you need: The best вЂStranger ThingsвЂ™ soundtrack songs

Songs from stranger things season 1