Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Soundtrack List

1. Jubilate, o amoeni chori, RV 639 – Aradia Ensemble and Chorus, conducted by Kevin Mallon

[1'] Greg starts his narrative story.

2. Scene d’Amour – Bernard Herrmann (from the motion picture “VERTIGO”)

[10'] Plays on TV when his mom forces Greg to hang out with Rachel.

3. Golden Hours – Brian Eno

[10'] Plays as Greg heads to Rachel's house. Rachel's mom hugs him.

4. Dead Finks Don’t Talk – Brian Eno

[13'] Shortly plays right after Rachels accepts to hang out with Greg, so he goes up to her room where hw notices her books and the wallpaper. Right before the talk about the pillows.

5. Main Title – Ennio Morricone (from the motion picture “FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE”)

[16'] After Earl texts Greg while he was at Rachel's. The song plays as Greg introduces Earl and talks about their relationship.
[27'] Greg has lunch at the cafeteria for the first time, with Rachel's group of friends.

6. Generique et Car de Police – Jean Constantin (from the motion picture “LES QUATRE CENTS COUPS”)

[18'] Greg talks about the movies him and Earl had been making.

7. Burning Airlines Give You So Much More – Brian Eno

[21'] Plays in background when Greg hangs out in Rachel's room for the second time, after he had accidentally spread the news about her disease.

8. On Some Faraway Beach – Brian Eno

[23'] Plays briefly after they play pretend to be dying. Greg narrates the "If this was a touching, romantic story" part.
[1h 20'] Maddison asks Greg to go to prom with her. He gets ready for it and parts with his mom.

9. Street Hassle – Lou Reed

[24'] Chapter two - The part where Rachel and I actually became friends a.k.a. The Point of No Return. Greg and Earl have dinner at Rachel's and their friendship unfolds.

10. NY’s Alright – The Gotobeds

[26'] Plays in deep background at the music/film shop where Rachel and Greg go to for the first time as part of hanging out. After Greg tells Rachel he'd mapped her into the Boring Jewish senior girls subgroup 2A.

11. Mass in B minor, BWV 232 – Cologne Chamber Orchestra and Dresden

[31'] Plays in background, in Math's class, after Greg and Earl try their (history) teacher's (vietnamese) soup, as Greg sees teddy bears due to the drugs in the soup.

12. Main Title – Ennio Morricone (from the motion picture “NAVAJO JOE”)

[32'] Plays while Greg and Earl, accidentally drugged, leave school.

13. Trouble – Cat Stevens

[33'] Plays in background at Rachel's house, as her mom answers the door when Greg and Earl stop by after high school.

14. In Dreams – Roy Orbison

[38'] Earl shows Rachel his and Greg's movies.

15. Ho Renomo – Brian Eno, Cluster

[38'] As Rachel leaves Greg's house after having seen his movies, he narrates reassuring she's going to survive her disease.

16. Kartoffeltornado – Lythion Music

[39'] After Greg realizes he'd gotten stoned from Phil's cookies in history class. Plays in background as Greg gets threatened by both Ill Phil and Scott Mayhew in front of his highschool.

17. Zawinul/Lava – Brian Eno

[40'] Plays as Greg walks down to Rachel's as she's a few weeks into her treatment, worried he won't know what to tell her.

18. Ride of the Valkyries – Richard Wagner

[43'] Plays as Greg makes origami tulips for his and Earl's Box'o'lips movie. Right before Maddison comes up with the idea that they'd make a movie for Rachel.

19. Love Sonnet – Hevy Floe

[43'] Plays very briefly in Maddison's car as she arrives "on the set" to tell Greg he should make a film for Rachel. And then again as she leaves.

20. Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary, Z. 860i

[45'] Plays at the clinic, as Rachel watches A Sockwork Orange when Greg interrupts her.

21. I’ll Come Running – Brian Eno

[49'] After Rachel resumes A Sockwork Orange. Plays as Greg and Rachel go on with their "doomed friendship".

22. Theme (from the motion picture THE CONVERSATION)

[52'] Greg and Earl go to the music/film store for inspiration.
[55'] Plays as Greg and Earl interview Rachel's mom and other people at high school, making his film for Rachel.

23. Everybody’s Talkin’ – Harry Nilsson

[56'] Plays as Greg and Rachel watch a movie and the girl agrees to Greg's past thought of her dying.

24. Minuetto ‘Jeux D’enfance – Ezio Bosso (from the motion picture “ROSSO COME IL CIELO”)

[59'] Greg working on the film for Rachel. Another montage of their friendship.

25. Here Come The Warm Jets – Brian Eno

[1h 01'] Plays in background in Rachel's room as Greg and her talk about going to prom together.

26. Burn The Cat – James featuring Brian Eno

[1h 07'] Angry Greg walks away from Rachel's after their first argument and he goes to pick on Earl.

27. Barcarolle Fantasy – Jacques Offenbach

[1h 13'] Plays in background on the movie Earl watches as he's having lunch in McCarthy's office. Greg chooses to have lunch in the cafeteria and receives the change in admission e-mail.

28. Trinite et Finale – Jean Constantin (from the motion picture “LES QUATRE CENTS COUPS”)

[1h 18'] Plays after Greg and his mom fight because of her trying to force him into visiting Rachel at the hospital. Greg tells his mom about the change of admission.

29. LSD – Landon Thomas

[1h 22'] Plays in the limo as Greg's on his way to the hospital to visit Rachel before going to prom.

30. Dance With Me – Ra Ra Riot

[1h 22'] Plays very briefly in the limo as Greg arrives at the hospital to see Rachel.

31. The Big Ship – Brian Eno

[1h 25'] At the hospital, plays as Greg and Rachel watch the movie he'd made for her. Rachel dies.

32. Always Returning – Brian Eno

[1h 30'] Plays during Rachel's funeral.

33. Remember Me As A Time Of Day – Explosions in the Sky

[1h 35'] In Rachel's room for the last time, after she had died, Greg rediscover all of Rachel's art work. Rachel's letter to Pitts University