A chance for the Dutch Truebies to get a taste of True Blood in Amsterdam. Gary Calamar, True Blood’s Music Supervisor, has been confirmed to speak at the Buma Music In Motion conference that will take place on May 16th at Pakhuis Willem De Zwijger in Amsterdam.
The title for True Blood Season 6, Episode 3 has been changed to “Abducted,” and although we have already speculated on the previous title, here’s our new choice for this episode based on the new title.
The song probably is the Cults song, “Abducted.”
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TRUE BLOOD Season 6, Episode 03, “You’re No Good”
Writer: Mark Hudis
Director: Howard Deutch
Start Date: Approx. 2/6/2013
Location: L.A.
Air date: June 30, 2013
Synopysis: Bill looks for a solution to an impending catastrophe; Eric takes a hostage, while Sam tries to recover one. (Written by Mark Hudis; directed by Howard Deutch.) Playdate: June 30
Since the title of the episode is always a song title, below are possibilities for the song to end this episode. Below are some possibilities for this episode.
Episode 3 also has several options. True Blood has used “standards” from time to time as their song for the episode, and therefore we have two versions of the most popular song with this title in the first two spots, Linda Rondstadt’s version and the original by Better Everett. However, we tend to think that True Blood’s song for this episode will be the third song by Major Lazer; much more trendy for today’s music tastes. It will be interesting to see which one they choose.
Linda Ronstadt – You’re No Good
Betty Everett – You’re No Good
Major Lazer – You’re No Good
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Since we now know the title for True Blood Season 6, Episode 3 is “Rock Hard Times,” as is our practice, we like to speculate about what song will be chosen by True Blood’s Music Supervisor, Gary Calamar.
The song must be the Eels song, “Rock Hard Times.”
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True Blood’s Alfre Woodard attended two events this week. First she went to the Cinema For Peace Foundation’s 2013 Gala For Humanity at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Jan 11, 2013
Then shespokes onstage during the PBS Portion- Day 2 of the 2013 Winter Television Critics Association Press Tour at Langham Hotel on January 15, 2013 in Pasadena, California.
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TRUE BLOOD Season 6, Episode 02, “The Sun”
Writer: Angela Robinson
Director: Dan Attias
Start Date: Approx. 1/15/2013
Location: L.A.
Air date: June 23, 2103
Synopysis: Sookie meets a handsome stranger; Eric takes on the governor; Bill contemplates his new powers. (Written by Angela Robinson; directed by Dan Attias.) Playdates: June 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27
Since the title of the episode is always a song title, below are possibilities for the song to end this episode. There are several options for Episode 2, but we tend to think it will be the song by The Naked and Famous, with Maroon 5 in second place and Naked Lunch in at third place.
The Naked And Famous – The Sun – taken from the debut album “Passive Me, Agressive You
Sorry Boys – The Sun (official single) which will be released in 2013.
Soap&Skin – the Sun
Maroon 5′s song ‘The Sun’ from their debut album Songs About Jane.
Naked Lunch “The Sun”
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Since we now know the title for the True Blood Season 6, Episode 2 is ’Here Comes The Sun’ As is our practice, we like to speculate about what song will be chosen by True Blood’s Music Supervisor, Gary Calamar.
The song just has to be the Beatles song, “Here Comes the Sun.”
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TRUE BLOOD Season 6 Episode #6.01, “Who Are You Really?”
Writer: Raelle Tucker
Director: Stephen Moyer
Location: L.A.
Start Date: Approx. 1/7/13
Air date: June 16, 2013
Synopysis: Bill’s bloody reincarnation ushers in a new era for vampires, faeries and humans alike. (Written by Raelle Tucker; directed by Stephen Moyer.) Playdates: June 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20
Since the title of the episode is always a song title, below are possibilities for the song to end this episode. Below represents what we think will be the song for this episode.
Episode 6.01 – “Who Are You, Really?” (formerly, Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood) – The song for episode 1 has to be Mikky Ekko’s.
Mikky Ekko – Who Are You, Really?
What do you think? Tell us in the comments section below.
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We’re just as anxious as you are to learn what will happen next on True Blood, so we’ve just opened up our True Blood Season 6 Episode Guide! The season will start full production next week, so we wanted to be ready for all the news that will begin to flow in for the upcoming season. There is already some music speculation, castings and casting calls that have been added. And, as new information becomes available, we’ll be posting about it and updating the Guide as they come in, so please be sure to visit often to keep yourself updated on Season 6 news.
For your convenience, we’ve placed a handy link to the guide in the menu bar located just above our slider and the banner for it is also located in the slider with a link.
Also, here’s a link to the guide right here, click on it (or the banner below) to see all the goodies that are already there: THE VAULT’S TRUE BLOOD SEASON 6 EPISODE GUIDE.
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We hope you use our guide as your window to all things Season 6. More information should be appearing as Season 6 goes into full production next week. Can’t wait!
Since we now know the title for the Season 6, Episode 1 is ’Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood’ As is our practice, we like to speculate about what song will be chosen by True Blood’s Creator and Executive Producer, Allan Ball and his Music Supervisor, Gary Calamar.
Gary has been getting artists to create new versions of songs recently, so it’s highly likely he may do so with this song. If he doesn’t do that, it has to be either the original done by the Animals back in the 1960′s or the newer version which was featured on the soundtrack of the 2003 film, “Kill Bill Vol.1.”
First, is the original version by the Animals
However, I’m tempted to think that this version from the “Kill Bill” soundtrack might be it. It would be rather ironic since when we last saw Bill Compton, he had sort of “been killed” by turning into something different, namely Billith.
And here’s the Nina Simone version, which I’ve been told is really the original. Thanks. Rina!
Be sure to check out the section in our Episode Guide devoted to the music for each episode of True Blood Season 6. To see it, go to the Season 6 Episode Guide: Music. This Guide will be updated weekly with the songs featured in each episode after it airs.
