Supernatural had a 15-season run, comprising of monsters, death, and family, but it also boasted a plethora of incredible music that accompanied the long-running show. Throughout the years, the series drew from various genres, including classic rock and singer-songwriter, to create a seamless fit with the situations encountered by the two brothers as they traveled the country hunting Supernatural monsters.

During these 15 seasons, the Winchesters faced significant losses within their family and friend circle, as well as between each other.

They battled with one-off vampires, Greek gods, and even God Himself in the final season of Supernatural. After enduring multiple dimensions and time travel, the brothers finally found respite during the season finale. Each of these unforgettable moments was accompanied by songs that spanned more decades than the show itself.

One example of the excellent use of music in Supernatural is the song "Beautiful Loser" by Bob Seger.

In season 4, episode 17, titled "It's a Terrible Life," Sam and Dean find themselves in an alternate universe where they lead normal lives devoid of their brotherly connection. Dean, who is now a successful VP, starts his day by getting into his car, which triggers the playing of "Beautiful Loser.

" The lyrics perfectly encapsulate Dean's desire for everything, yet his lack of realization that sacrifices need to be made. "Wanted Dead or Alive" by Bon Jovi also stands out as a memorable musical moment.

In season 3, Dean is preparing to go to Hell due to a deal he struck to bring Sam back to life. The brothers argue about how to save Dean, and in an ironic turn of events, "Wanted Dead or Alive" plays on the radio.

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