Given that it’s got to be a few years since Furman’s own high school experience, Sex Education is a fine soundtrack that stands up well without the show’s visuals – with lyrics that have just the right balance of the melancholy teenage view of the world without slipping into cliché and mawkishness. Elsewhere there are covers of the Clovers’ doo-wop classic “Devil or Angel” and Melanie’s “Good Book”, and even a fine take on LCD Soundsystem’s “I Can Change”, as well as a few retreads from Furman’s own back catalogue. So, without further ado, here's every song from the season 2. Original Soundtrack: All About My Mom OST. Instead of punk rock sounds, Sex Education is far closer to the acoustic guitar-driven, Laurel Canyon school of singer songwriters in its approach, especially on tunes like “Splash of Light” and “Every Feeling”. As well as a shocking opening sequence and an abundance of teenage sex queries, Sex Education has a soundtrack worthy of praise. disutradarai Lee Gun-Joon dan dibintangi Eugene KimStep Mom and Son Sex Affairs in the absence of Father. In fact, fans of Furman’s recent, more riotous Twelve Nudes may be surprised by her musical direction on this album more generally. Instead, this soundtrack is made up tunes from Ezra Furman that are stylistically rooted deep in the 1960s and 1970s – even going so far as to resurrect Bo Diddley’s a shave and haircut and two bits groove from the Fifties, for the lively “At the Bottom of the Ocean”. Similarly, the album is distinctly short of modern youth-orientated sounds, with a complete dearth of grime, drill, hip hop or autotuned R’n’B. That said, it doesn’t actually include such classics as Bikini Kill’s “Rebel Girl” or Generation X’s “Dancing with Myself”, which have both featured among a rich treasure of tunes that must have been new to the show’s target audience.
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