The Family Guy Soundtrack is fantastic. However, while most of the songs were never released, a few have been. Encompassing a range of genres, these songs cater to a diverse audience. However, they were previously difficult to find.
Over the past decade, 20th Television released several songs and the score from the Family Guy soundtrack. Most of these songs were released digitally as singles, but some were also released on albums.
Finding singles can be challenging if you don’t know where to look. So, keep reading to learn which songs were released on the albums and which were standalone.
La-La Land Released a Family Guy Soundtrack Score Album
With a show as popular as Family Guy, you expect to see soundtrack albums. Premiering on January 31, 1999, the animated sitcom often lampoons American culture through musical skits. However, soundtrack releases were rare for most of the series’ run.
That changed on June 21, 2016. On that day, La-La Land Records released an album featuring Walter Murphy’s original musical score from the show’s first four seasons. Unfortunately, La-La Land only released 5000 copies of the album, which is now out of print.
The album had these 29 tracks:
- Family Guy End Titles (1999) – Walter Murphy
- I Never Met the Dead Man – Walter Murphy
- Chitty Chitty Death Bang – Walter Murphy
- Running Mates – Ron Jones
- If I’m Dyin’, I’m Lyin’ – Walter Murphy
- Death Is a Bitch – Ron Jones
- I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar – Walter Murphy
- A Very Special Family Guy Freakin’ Christmas – Ron Jones
- Let’s Go to the Hop – Ron Jones
- Da Boom – Walter Murphy
- Dammit, Janet! – Walter Murphy
- Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington – Ron Jones
- Road to Rhode Island – Walter Murphy
- The Thin White Line – Walter Murphy
- Lethal Weapons – Ron Jones
- Brian Does Hollywood – Ron Jones
- Emission Impossible – Ron Jones
- The Kiss Seen Around the World – Walter Murphy
- Mr. Saturday Knight – Ron Jones
- Ready, Willing, and Disabled – Ron Jones
- Screwed the Pooch – Walter Murphy
- Family Guy Viewer Mail #1 – Walter Murphy
- Road to Europe – Walter Murphy
- North by North Quahog – Walter Murphy
- Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High – Walter Murphy
- Blind Ambition – Walter Murphy
- 8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter – Ron Jones
- Breaking Out Is Hard to Do – Ron Jones
- Family Guy End Titles (2001 rev 2005) – Walter Murphy
The Family Guy Soundtrack Song Releases
Besides the score, several songs from the Family Guy soundtrack were also released. However, they were released in a piecemeal manner. First, 20th Century Fox released a selection of the songs as singles. Then, Hollywood Records released another batch as an album for the show’s 25th anniversary.
Family Guy 25th Anniversary Soundtrack
Hollywood Records released the Family Guy 25th Anniversary Soundtrack album on November 15, 2024, with these eight tracks:
- You Have AIDS (0:56)
- This House Is Freakin’ Sweet! (2:02)
- Me and Jesus (1:49)
- Prom Night Dumpster Baby (1:11)
- My Drunken Irish Dad (1:02)
- Shipoopi (2:23)
- Christmastime Is Killing Us (Remastered) (2:27)
- It’s a Wonderful Day for Pie (1:02)
You can stream or download the album here.
Soundtrack Singles
Fox released two Family Guy singles to celebrate the holiday season in 2020. However, the studio didn’t officially release the show’s songs until 2016. There are currently only ten singles from the show available, though. There were plans to release more songs as singles before Disney bought out the company.
- You and I Are So Awfully Different – released on January 6, 2017
- You’ve Got a Lot to See – released on December 16, 2016
- Down’s Syndrome Girl – released on December 2, 2016
- Friendship is the Best Thing Ever – released on November 18, 2016
- I’ve Got a Little List – released on November 4, 2016
- The FCC Song – released on October 21, 2016
- A Bag of Weed – released on October 7, 2016
- Family Guy: Main Title – released on September 30, 2016
- All I Really Want for Christmas – released on December 10, 2010
- Christmastime Is Killing Us – released on December 3, 2010
More Music from Fox Animated Comedies
20th Century Fox produced several hit animated comedies over the years, which remain popular to this day. While most of them don’t have soundtrack releases, a few of them do. For instance, you can stream the Bob’s Burgers soundtrack, which you can read about here.
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