Wow, quite the night of Gossip Girl music. Lisa Loeb performing as herself, a concert by Rufus’ band Lincoln Hawk, plus much more. Here’s the music list from “Woman on the Verge” we came up with.

If you know of any more Gossip Girl music selections besides these, or can find the missing lyrics, please let us know so we may add them!

• Lincoln Hawk, “Everytime”
• Lincoln Hawk, “Die Every Day”
• Junkie XL, “Cities In Dust” (feat. Lauren Rocket)
• Lisa Loeb, “Stay“
• Angels & Airwaves, “True Love“
• The Kills, “Hook and Line“
• Cham Pain, “Off the Wall”
• The Republic Tigers, “Fight Song”

As always, Gossip Girl Insider always appreciates your help making this the most updated, complete and fun Gossip Girl fan site ever!

Below are the Gossip Girl music selections played last night during “All About My Brother.” If you know of any more besides these, please let us know so we may add them to our Gossip Girl music directory!

• The Kills, “U.R.A. Fever“
• Finger Eleven, “Paralyzer“
• One Republic, “Say (All I Need)“
• The Ting Tings, “Shut Up Let Me Go”

Thank you to all our readers who helped out with some of the songs we were missing! Gossip Girl Insider always appreciates assistance in making this the most updated, complete and fun Gossip Girl fan site ever!

Here’s a list of Gossip Girl music from this Monday’s episode, “Desperately Seeking Serena.” Questions? Corrections? Comments? Please let us know - we need and appreciate your help and opinions!

This week’s Gossip Girl music …

• Phantom Planet - “Panic“
• Vampire Weekend - “Campus“
• Difx ft. Impreio & Cru - “Nice Sweet Sexy”
• Crystal Castles - “Crimewave“
• Flo Rida - “Elevator“
• The Ting Tings - “That’s Not My Name“

Flo Rida was played - and played a role - on Gossip Girl Monday.

Here’s a list (in progress) of Gossip Girl music from this week’s episode, “The Blair Bitch Project.” If you can help us out by sending us any missing songs and lyrics, please comment and let us know!

This week’s Gossip Girl music …

• Deadly Syndrome - “Eucalyptus“
• The Teenagers - “Feeling Better“
• Miss Eighty6 - “Drive Me Crazy”
• Classic - “On the Run”
• Kyle Minogue - “Rippin’ Up the Disco“
• The Kills - “Sour Cherry“

The Kills were heard last night on Gossip Girl.

Here’s a list (in progress) of Gossip Girl music from this week’s episode, “A Thin Line Between Chuck and Nate.” If you can help us out by sending us any missing songs and lyrics, please comment and let us know!

This week’s Gossip Girl music …

• Nadia Oh, “Got Ur Number”
• Falling Up, “The Dark Side Of Indoor Track Meets“
• Machine Translations, “You’ll Change”
• Dashboard Confessional, “Where There’s Gold“
• Dan Cray Trio, “Goodbye”
• Figurines, “The Air We Breathe“
• Nicole Scherzinger, “Happily Never After“

Figurines were heard on last night’s Gossip Girl.

Here’s a list of Gossip Girl music from this week’s episode, “School Lies.” If you can help us out by sending us any of the missing lyrics, let us know! We’d love to find the lyrics to The Filthy Youth (Ed Westwick’s band!) tracks, as well as the rest we’re lacking. This week’s Gossip Girl music …

• Moby, “Oh Yeah”
• One Republic, “Come Home“
• La Rocca, “Cross River”
• The Filthy Youth, “Orange”
• The Filthy Youth, “Come Flash All You Ladies”
• LCD Soundsystem, “Someone Great“
• Oppenheimer, “Breakfast in NYC“

Ed Westwick and The Filthy Youth were heard on Gossip Girl.

Ed Westwick plays the very bad, charismatic Chuck Bass on Gossip Girl, a lad so filthy he might as well be a Gallagher brother in Oasis.

Well, it turns out that Ed Westwick has a rock band of his own and two of their songs are going to be featured on Gossip Girl on January 2!

His London-based band, The Filthy Youth, will be heard playing “Orange” and “Come Flash All You Ladies” on the January 2 episode, “School Lies.”

Ed Westwick’s band will be featured on the next Gossip Girl.

In the upcoming Gossip Girl episode, Serena van der Woodsen (Blake Lively), Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester), Nate Archibald (Chace Crawford), Chuck and their entourage break into the school’s swimming pool for a night of fun, but when a member of their group nearly drowns, the school threatens to expel the person responsible for breaking in.

As lead singer, Ed Westwick co-wrote both tunes with rhythm guitarist Jimmy Wright. The CW says that Westwick describes “Orange” a song about being with friends and “ripping it up,” while “Come Flash All You Ladies” is about certain women Westwick has met throughout his life.

Here’s a list of Gossip Girl music from last night’s episode, “Roman Holiday.” If you can help us out by sending us the missing lyrics to The Dan Band and Miss Eighty6 selections, please leave a comment and let us know!

• Constance Billard Choir - “Santa Baby“
• The Plush Interiors - “O Christmas Tree“
• Two Hours Traffic - “Stuck for the Summer“
• The McGuire Sisters - “Christmas Alphabet“
• The Dan Band - “Christmakwanzakah”
• The Republic Tigers - “Deck The Halls“
• Band of Horses - “The General Specific“
• The Weepies - “All That I Want“
• Miss Eighty6 - “Bounce Back”

Take that, Nielsens. Turns out the mighty ratings system has met its match in a plucky freshman teen drama named Gossip Girl.

She may not have the biggest numbers, but raging word of mouth, mad style and a rules-rewriting DVR draw have made the CW’s snazzy adaptation of the novels the stuff teen dreams are made of. Here are five things TV Guide loves (as do we) about a little show called Gossip Girl.

1. It’s the smartest ensemble this side of Fashion Week.
Teen soaps usually have a weak link, but not in this cast. Blake Lively, as sassy Serena van der Woodsen, lives up to her name; Leighton Meester’s broken-doll sadness saves Blair from bitch cliché; and Taylor Momsen is a find as the prep-school Eve Harrington nipping at Blair’s well-heeled world. Chace Crawford’s soulful Nate and Ed Westwick’s snotty Chuck are hot as buds born of privilege, and Penn Badgley simply rocks as adorable outcast Dan Humphrey. The show’s parents — namely Matthew Settle and Kelly Rutherford — are equally convincing. And hot.

2. Finally, a voiceover that doesn’t make us want to scream.
Unseen overseer Kristen Bell’s purr is the sexiest disembodied fun you can have without paying $4.95 a minute. Whether she’s describing burlesque Blair (”no matter how long you try to be good, you can’t keep a bad girl down”) or Sunday brunch (”it comes with champagne, a dress code… and 100 of our closest friends”), even mundane tidbits sound delicious.

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Below is a list of the terrific tracks played in last night’s episode of Gossip Girl, “Hi, Society.” Follow the links for each song’s lyrics!

• One Republic feat. Timbaland, “Apologize“
• The Pierces, “Secret“
• The Pierces, “Three Wishes“
• Mel Torme, “Comin’ Home Baby“
• Sea Wolf, “You’re a Wolf“

As always, you can search for any music played on Gossip Girl - by episode, artist or song - in our complete directory of Gossip Girl music!