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* The final scene of the opening episode of series three has Radiohead's "You and Whose Army?", highlighting the highs (Tommy's domestic happiness, the vault in Birmingham with the Shelby fortune) and lows (Johnny Dogs and the men burning and burying the Russian spy, Arthur and Linda in the church trying to reconcile their faith with the brutality Arthur has just committed) of the family.
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* The final scene of the opening episode of series three has Radiohead's Music/{{Radiohead}}'s "You and Whose Army?", highlighting the highs (Tommy's domestic happiness, the vault in Birmingham with the Shelby fortune) and lows (Johnny Dogs and the men burning and burying the Russian spy, Arthur and Linda in the church trying to reconcile their faith with the brutality Arthur has just committed) of the family.
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* The awesome continues with the song playing in the aftermath of Campbell's death, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's "River Styx", highlighting Polly's sheer coldness and badassery.
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* The awesome continues with the song playing in the aftermath of Campbell's death, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's Music/BlackRebelMotorcycleClub's "River Styx", highlighting Polly's sheer coldness and badassery.
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* Later, when the Tommy reverses his command that everyone behave themselves, the more raucous elements make their way outside, setting up the racing to Arctic Monkeys' "Crying Lightning"
