Throughout the entire episode,music is played for atmosphere and ambience.
- Episode's beginning; music is loud, fast, paced. Reflects Cook getting ready in a hurry. He meets the boys; song = Ace of Spades. Crazy, rock music, out of control - reflecting how Cook is feeling as it is his 17th Birthday.
- Music drowns as boys talk, and then volume increases again as Cook charges at the 'posh boys.' Shows that he is losing control.
- Music in the pub - typical 'juke box' type music - reestablishes the setting.
- Party music in the pub..starts off muffled; gets louder as we enter the pub.
- Crude, rude rock music as Cook stuffs down the Cake.
Thunder before the engagement party is crashes...signal that something is about to happen. - Freddy says no about crashing the party. Music starts as Cook has a mischeivous glint in his eye. Signal to audience about what Cook is thinking.
- Music stops as they realise they won't be allowed in.
- Robbie Williams - Millenium playing atthe party, followed by Tambourine by Eve. Party,dance style music. Reflects mood; chilled-out,fun.
- 'The sun will be shining for you' - plays while Kayleigh's father makes a speech; sets tone - emotional.
- 'Nice day for a white wedding..' before Cook goes to do his song.
- Muffled music to establish change of surrounding - away from main party.
- 'Is it to late to say I'm sorry' - Cook realises he has started a whole fight.
- After Cook nearly hits JJ at the brothel, song lyrics are significant : Where do all the wicked go? Is there no one to condemn me...
- Only real significant silence is in Freddie's shed as Cook reflects.
Sound of motorbike backfiring fools Cook AND the audience - we think its a gun shot. - Ace of Spades starts again...Cook screams along.
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