Supernatural, the dark fantasy television series, thrilled audiences for 15 seasons not only with its captivating storytelling and dynamic characters but also with its impeccable choice of music. The soundtrack played a crucial role in defining the show’s tone and character, brilliantly complementing its themes of brotherhood, sacrifice, and the eternal battle between good and evil. Here are the 10 best needle drops in “Supernatural,” ranked:

1.”Carry On Wayward Son” by Kansas

The unofficial theme song of Supernatural has appeared in nearly every season finale, creating an emotional and nostalgic cue that signals a culmination of the Winchester brothers’ trials and triumphs.

2.”Renegade” by Styx

The moment “Renegade” kicks in during Season 2’s “Nightshifter,” it underscores the shift in the series to larger plots and stakes while perfectly matching the chaotic escape sequence featuring Sam and Dean.

3.”Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor

This iconic rock anthem made an unforgettable impression when Jensen Ackles lip-synced to it during an outtake at the end of “Yellow Fever” in Season 4, which was later included in the episode to fan’s delight.

4.”Heat of the Moment” by Asia

With this song marking every repeat morning in Season 3’s “Mystery Spot,” it became synonymous with one of Supernatural’s most beloved episodes as Sam relives Dean’s death over and over.

5.”Back in Black” by AC/DC

The series wastes no time establishing its rock ‘n’ roll soul with this track, which plays as Dean revs up the Impala’s engine in the pilot episode – a clear signifier of the show’s rugged charm.

6.”Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” by Bob Dylan

In a heart-wrenching scene from Season 5’s “Dark Side of the Moon,” this song accompanies a montage featuring a series of heaven-tinged memories offering both comfort and sadness to the audience.

7.”O Death” by Jen Titus

This chilling rendition plays as Death makes his stunning entrance into Supernatural in Season 5’s “Two Minutes to Midnight,” introducing one of the show’s most formidable figures.

8.”House of The Rising Sun” by The Animals

Season 1’s “Faith” uses this somber tune effectively when Dean faces his own mortality after learning about his fatal condition, adding an extra layer to his desperation and emotion.

9.”Night Moves” by Bob Seger

A reflective moment for the Winchester brothers in Season 11’s “Baby,” as they have a heartfelt conversation while this classic plays softly on their night drive — a true representation of their bond.

10.”The Road So Far” featuring various artists

This musical montage became a signature opening for season premieres starting from Season 2 onward, recapping past events to songs like “Finding My Way Back Home” that evoke powerful emotions from viewers, capturing both triumphs and losses experienced by Sam and Dean Winchester.

Each one of these needle drops not only provided an excellent backdrop for the show’s plot but also became etched long-term into fan memories as some of Supernatural’s highest notes throughout its remarkable run.