HSiN: Music featured on Charmed; Season 3

Featured Music

The following is a selection of music featured on Season 3 of Charmed with brief biographical details and links to entries in the Episode Guide and artists' websites. See the episode guide for music featured in Seasons One and Two.

Bare Naked Ladies
Formed in 1988 by Steven Page and Ed Robertson, the band's main songwriters. Broke through into the commercial mainstream in 1998 with their first US no.1 single, One Week from the album Stunt.

Episode: The Honeymoon's Over
Song: Pinch Me
Album: Maroon
Website: BNL Music (Official)

Beth Hart
As teenager a regular on the open mic LA club circuit. Formed own band in 1993. Popular street performances in Santa Monica led to a recording contract with 143 Records. 1st album: 1996's Immortal.

Episode: Magic Hour
Song: Delicious Surprise
Album: Screamin' For My Supper
Website: Beth Hart (Official)

Paul Van Dyk
Born 1971 Eisenhuettenstadt, East Germany. Grew up listening to The Smiths and New Order on western radio. First performance March 1991 at Berlin club Tresor. Released Politics of Dancing October 2001.

Episode: Once Upon a Time
Song: Tell Me Why
Album: Out There And Back
Website: Paul Van Dyk (Official)

Snake River Conspiracy
Formed by ex-Third Eye Blind member Jason Slater. Brought in singer Tobey Torres. Wanted a woman to front SRC to give it the feel he was looking for: "The girl is the whole band. That was the idea."

Episode: All Halliwells Eve
Songs: You and Your Friend; Somebody
Hates You; Breed
Album: Sonic Jihad
Website: Snake River Conspiracy (Official)

Marvelous 3
Atlanta trio had first hit with Freak of the Week from 1998 album Hey!; high profile tour slots with the likes of Collective Soul, Blink 182, and Orgy followed. Released ReadySexGo in September 2000.

Episode: Sight Unseen
Songs: Cold As Hell; Sugarbuzz; Beautiful
Album: ReadySexGo
Website: The Marvelous 3 (Official)

Fastball
Austin, Texas trio Magneto U.S.A, changed name after signing with Hollywood Records. This is their 3rd album after Make Your Mama Proud (1996) and the poppier All the Pain Money Can Buy (1998).

Episode: Power Outage
Songs: This is Not My Life; You're an Ocean
Album: The Harsh Light of Day
Website: Fastball Music (Official)

EMF
"If ever I'm short of a chord sequence I nick one from Schubert" said chief songwriter Ian Dench. Had a massive worldwide hit with Unbelievable, but failed to make much commercial impact after that.

Episode: Coyote Piper
Song: Unbelievable
Album: Schubert Dip & Coyote Ugly ST
Website: EMF - The Band (Official)

INXS
Aussie rockers had their first international hit with Original Sin in 1985, and their first US no.1 in 1988. Frontman Michael Hutchence died in 1997. The remaining members recently resumed live work.

Episode: Coyote Piper
Song: New Sensation
Album: Kick & Coyote Ugly ST
Website: INXS (Official)

Collective Soul
Current band dates to 1993 when Shine, one of a collection of demos singer/ guitarist Ed Roland made while working at a studio, became popular on local radio leading to a contract with Atlantic records.

Episodes: Coyote Piper & We All Scream For Ice Cream
Songs: 10 Yrs Later & Skin
Album: Blender
Website: Collective Soul (Official)

Nina Gordon
After leaving Verucca Salt in 1998, Gordon spent seven months in Hawaii recording this, her solo debut using producer producer Bob Rock who also produced Veruca Salt's Eight Arms To Hold You.

Episode: We All Scream For Ice Cream
Song: Tonight and the Rest of My Life
Album: Tonight and the Rest of My Life
Website: Nina Gordon

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