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"Dark Was The Night (Cold Was The Ground)" by Blind Willie Johnson, here performed by Marc Ribot on the documentary "The Soul of a Man".

"Spiegel im Spiegel" by Arvo Pärt, as performed by Tasmin Little (violin) and Martin Roscoe (piano) on the album "EMI Classics, Pärt: Fratres".

"Officer Norris" by Blaze Foley, as performed on the album "Cold, Cold World" by Blaze Foley and the Beaver Valley Boys

"Dark Autumn Hour" by Frontier Ruckus, as performed on the album "The Orion Songbook".

"Crisis" by Cabaret Nar (Youp van 't Hek, Aletta de Nes and Hans van Gelder), as performed on the album "Zonder Twijfel".

"Distance" by John Hiatt, as performed on the album "Overcoats".

"Mix Up Moods" by Winston McAnuff, as performed on the album "Nostradamus".

"Poor Edward" by Tom Waits, as performed on the album "Alice".

"Stone Hands" by A Night In The Box, as performed on the album "Write A Letter".

"Cold, Cold World" by Blaze Foley, as performed on the album "Cold, Cold World" by Blaze Foley and the Beaver Valley Boys.

"How To Relaxed Your Colored Friends At Parties" by Lenny Bruce, as performed on the album "Let The Buyer Beware".

The cactus scene from the movie "Bone Dry". "Bone Dry" is a little known and underrated 2007 thriller in the vein of "Saw" and "The Hitcher". It stars Luke Goss as a man traveling through the American desert who gets captured by a sinister Lance Henriksen, who puts him through various gruesome tests for an unknown reason.

"I Have Always Been Here Before" by Roky Erickson, as performed on the album "I Have Always Been Here Before".

"Wouldn't That Be Nice?" by Blaze Foley and The Beaver Valley Boys, as performed on the album "Cold, Cold World".

"2 + 2 = ?" (Two Plus Two Is On My Mind) by The Bob Seger System, as performed on the album "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man".

"Blues Deluxe" by Joe Bonamassa, as performed on the album "Blues Deluxe".

"I Have Always Been Here Before" by Roky Erickson, as performed on the album "Gremlins Have Pictures".

"Shiver" by Giant Sand, as performed on the album "Chore Of Enchantment".

"Burn-Out" by Youp van 't Hek as performed on the album "De Wereld Draait Door".

"The Blues Is Here To Stay" by Tab Benoit, as performed on the album "Fever For The Bayou".

"Donker Land" (Dark Land) by Willem Vermandere, as performed on the album "Omzwervingen: Liedjes Zonder Woorden" (Wanderings: Songs Without Words)

"Song of Joy" by Nick Cave, as performed on the album "Murder Ballads".

"Our Shangri-La" by Mark Knopfler, as performed on the album "Shangri-La".

The Aria from Johann Sebastian Bach's "Goldberg Variations", as performed by Glenn Gould.

"Plareen Man" by Tab Benoit, as performed on the album "Sea Saint Sessions".

"Son Of Alerik" by Deep Purple, as performed on the album "Perfect Strangers."

"It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" by 13th Floor Elevators, as performed on the album "Easter Everywhere".

"One For Lenny" by Danny Gatton, as performed on the album "New York Stories".

"Angie" by Bert Jansch, as performed on the album "Bert Jansch".

"Running From Home" by Bert Jansch as performed on the album "Bert Jansch".

Roky Erickson plays "You Don't Love Me Yet", as performed on "All That May Do My Rhyme".

"Slip Inside This House" by 13th Floor Elevators, as performed on the "Easter Everywhere" album.

Tab Benoit plays "Night Train" as on his album "Fever For The Bayou".