• Mad Men (2007) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Mad Men is a show that presents the professional and personal lives of those who work in advertising on Madison Avenue in the 1960s, self-coined as "mad men". The stories focus on those at one of the avenue's smaller firms, Sterling Cooper, and its various incarnations over the decade.

At the heart of these stories is Donald Draper, the creative genius of the company. His professional creative brilliance belies the fact of a troubled childhood, one that he would rather forget and not let anyone know about except for a select few. This childhood shaped who he is as an adult and as an ad man, in the need not only to sell products but sell himself to the outside world.

Despite his outward confidence, Draper's many insecurities are evident through his vices, such as excessive smoking, drinking, and womanizing - the latter despite being a family man. The show explores how he deals with the aftermath of some of the negative aspects of his life.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Mad Men
	A Beautiful Mine	RJD2: Performer
	The Best Things in Life are Free	Robert Morse: Performer
	A Beautiful Mine (RJD2)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Band Of Gold (Don Cherry and Ray Conniff & His Orchestra)	David Carbonara: Performer
	On The Street Where You Live (Vic Damone)	David Carbonara: Performer
	My Special Angel (Bobby Helms)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Bob Dylan)	David Carbonara: Performer
	The Infanta (The Decemberists)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Early In The Morning (Peter, Paul and Mary)	David Carbonara: Performer
	C'est Magnifique (Christina Hendricks)	David Carbonara: Performer
	The End Of The World (Skeeter Davis)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Shahdaroba (Roy Orbison)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Score Suite 1 (David Carbonara)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Zou Bisou Bisou (Jessica Paré)	David Carbonara: Performer
	I Just Wasn't Made For These Times (The Beach Boys)	David Carbonara: Performer
	I Should Not Be Seeing You (Connie Conway)	David Carbonara: Performer
	You Only Live Twice (Nancy Sinatra)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Piece Of My Heart (Big Brother & The Holding Company)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Both Sides Now (Judy Collins)	David Carbonara: Performer
	I'm A Man (The Spencer Davis Group)	David Carbonara: Performer
	This Will Be Our Year (The Zombies)	David Carbonara: Performer
	My Way (Frank Sinatra)	David Carbonara: Performer
	The Best Things In Life Are Free (Robert Morse)	David Carbonara: Performer
	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Roberta Flack)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Score Suite 2 (David Carbonara)	David Carbonara: Performer
	I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony) (The New Seekers)	David Carbonara: Performer
	Pacific Coast Highway	David Carbonara: Performer
	The Man With The Miniature Orchestra	David Carbonara: Performer
	Beautiful Girls	David Carbonara: Performer
	Betty Home And Sally's Story	David Carbonara: Performer
	Bunny's Bop	David Carbonara: Performer
	Hurry Into The Far Away Places	David Carbonara: Performer
	Draper's Ruse	David Carbonara: Performer
	Summer Man	David Carbonara: Performer
	The Arrival	David Carbonara: Performer
	Hotel Bossa	David Carbonara: Performer
	Lights Out	David Carbonara: Performer
	For Number Four And Anna	David Carbonara: Performer
	At The Codfish Ball	David Carbonara: Performer
	Don And Betty In Rome	David Carbonara: Performer
	Like A Good Girlfriend	David Carbonara: Performer
	First Kiss	David Carbonara: Performer
	A Little Kiss	David Carbonara: Performer
	The New York Times	David Carbonara: Performer
	Glo-Coat	David Carbonara: Performer
	Christmas Conga	David Carbonara: Performer
	Pete's Not Talking	David Carbonara: Performer
	Betty's Call	David Carbonara: Performer
	The New Girl	David Carbonara: Performer
	The Men of Sterling-Cooper	David Carbonara: Performer
	Nearing the End	David Carbonara: Performer
	How Many Get Sable	David Carbonara: Performer
	A Girl Can Dream	David Carbonara: Performer
	Betty's Ride	David Carbonara: Performer
	Song of India	David Carbonara: Performer
	Don's Meeting With Adam	David Carbonara: Performer
	Betty's Mechanic	David Carbonara: Performer
	The Snows of Yesteryear	David Carbonara: Performer
	I'm Not Going to Fight	David Carbonara: Performer
	The Carousel	David Carbonara: Performer
	"On the Street Where You Live" - Vic Damone	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Volare" - McGuire Sisters	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Lipstick" - David Carbonara	David Carbonara: Performer
	"P.S. I Love You" - Bobby Vinton	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Botch-a-Me" - Rosemary Clooney	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Fly Me To the Moon (In Other Words)" - Julie London	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Caravan" - Gordon Jenkins	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Manhattan" - Ella Fitzgerald	David Carbonara: Performer
	"I Can Dream, Can't I?" - The Andrews Sisters	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Shagri-La" - Robert Maxwell	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Babylon" - David Carbonara	David Carbonara: Performer
	"Mad Men Suite" - David Carbonara	David Carbonara: Performer
	"A Beautiful Mine" - Aceyalone / RJD2	David Carbonara: Performer

User reviews

Donna Johnson

8/10

The music in Mad Men serves as a character in itself, subtly influencing the audience's perception of the unfolding events and character dynamics.

Ronald Brown

4/10

The soundtrack of Mad Men often feels repetitive and lacks diversity in musical styles. It seems like the same type of jazzy tunes are used repeatedly throughout the series, making it monotonous and uninspired.

Kimberly Harris

7/10

The soundtrack of Mad Men effectively mirrors the inner turmoil and complexities of the characters, particularly Don Draper, enhancing the audience's connection to the story.

Betty White

8/10

The music selection for Mad Men is eclectic and diverse, showcasing a wide range of genres from that time period, from jazz to pop, enhancing the storytelling.

Donald Hill

8/10

The soundtrack of Mad Men seamlessly transitions between moments of tension, drama, and introspection, enhancing the overall pacing and mood of the series.

William Evans

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Mad Men is a key element that elevates the viewing experience, immersing the audience in the world of Sterling Cooper and the mad men who inhabit it. The music not only complements the storytelling but also serves as a reflection of the characters' inner struggles and desires, making it an integral part of the show's success.

Linda Wilson

8/10

Overall, the music of Mad Men is a crucial element that elevates the show to a new level of storytelling, immersing viewers in the world of Madison Avenue in the 1960s.

Susan King

5/10

One of the standout aspects of the Mad Men soundtrack is its ability to evoke a sense of time and place, seamlessly blending iconic songs from the 1960s with original compositions that capture the mood and atmosphere of the show. The music becomes a character in itself, shaping the narrative and enhancing the viewer's connection to the story.

Melissa Wilson

2/10

Some of the musical choices in Mad Men feel disconnected from the era the show is set in. The anachronistic use of certain songs can be distracting and disrupt the immersion in the 1960s setting, taking away from the overall authenticity of the show.

Steven Wright

5/10

The soundtrack of Mad Men perfectly captures the essence of the 1960s era, with its jazzy and sophisticated tunes transporting viewers back in time. The music sets the tone for the show's exploration of the professional and personal lives of those working in advertising on Madison Avenue, creating a nostalgic and immersive experience.

Donna Gonzalez

8/10

The use of music in Mad Men is subtle yet impactful, adding depth and emotion to key scenes without overpowering the dialogue or visuals.

Andrew Jackson

8/10

The theme song of Mad Men is iconic and instantly recognizable, becoming synonymous with the show's sophisticated and enigmatic atmosphere.

Jennifer Walker

8/10

The Mad Men soundtrack perfectly captures the essence of the 1960s era, setting the tone for the show's narrative and character development.

Elizabeth Wright

5/10

The use of music in Mad Men is masterfully done, enhancing the emotional depth of the characters and the storylines. The soundtrack effectively conveys the inner turmoil and complexities of characters like Donald Draper, adding layers of depth to their development and motivations.