The Cue Sheet Podcast, Episode 8: The Music of My So-Called Life

Avatar photo
music of my so-called life

The Cue Sheet Podcast is going back to high school! We’re just waiting for Tino to show up and give us a ride.

After going on some futile adventures with MTV Cops last month, we’ve moved forward in time a decade to talk about the songs featured on the short-lived ABC teen drama, My So-Called Life. The show centers around teenager Angela Chase, played by Claire Danes, as she navigates high school, relationships, and feelings. It only aired for one season, but it leaves a lasting legacy, which includes its great, ’90s-era soundtrack. We talk about our favorite musical moments from the show—including The Cranberries, R.E.M., Buffalo Tom and Haddaway—a handful of notable guest appearances from a few bands from the era, and even plans for the second season that never came to be. But mostly, it’s about the music.

Listen to our music of My So-Called Life episode below, and check out our playlist of songs in our favorite moments from the show.

Share some of your favorite My So-Called Life music moments in the comments, and let us know if there’s a show you’d like us to cover on a future episode!

Subscribe to the Cue Sheet podcast on Apple or on Spotify.

Our theme music is by Bit Maps. Listen to and download their music via Bandcamp.


This podcast referenced the following articles:

Vulture: The My So-Called Life Soundtrack is the Music Equivalent of the Coziest Flannel

Primetimer: The Greatest Music Cue in All of My So-Called Life

Hazlitt: Everybody Hurts, The Soundtrack of My So-Called Life

AV Club: With “Late At Night,” Buffalo Tom became the soundtrack to teen angst

Plus, The Boiler Room: A My So-Called Life Podcast


Support our Site—Subscribe to Our Patreon: Become one of our monthly patrons and help support an independent media resource while gaining access to exclusive content, shirts, playlists, mixtapes and more.

View Comments (0)

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Scroll To Top