Stitchers Soundtrack
S1 E3 - (9 Songs)
S1 E3 - (9 Songs)
Kirsten & Cameron max out their NSA credit card buying jewelery to book the part of wealthy young adults for plan then had to concierge desk to asks her to book them a cab while flash their jewels. 
Stop Dead - Some Kind of Dangerous - EP
Camille & Linus enjoy beers as they put together the stereo and talk about their similar distant connections with Kirsten & Cameron when they begins make a connection of their own and kiss.
Tall Tales and The Silver Lining - Tightropes
As Camille & Linus have sex, Kirsten texts Camille's phone, it vibrates and goes unheard by the two.
Camille & Kirsten try put into the stereo as they discuss Kirsten recent stitch and their case then Camille bring up the subject of Linus and discuss him when Camille finds a tape in the stereo.
The Bixby Knolls - Near & Undear
Kirsten & Camille bring in some of Ed's boxes from the garbage then Camille begins to open them up, they find a Tube AMP stereo then finds a ripped photo Kirsten mother and Ed together.
Grapell - Shaping My Love - Single
Camille & Linus look proudly upon the mess they made while giving into their desires for each other when Camille finds her phone and she and Linus see Kirsten message sent to them for assistance.
Gold & Youth - Beyond Wilderness
Camille & Linus listen the music when Kirsten & Cameron return the house, they apologize for not seeing Kirsten text sooner then Kirsten & Cameron call them out on the vibe between the two of them.
Kirsten & Cameron max out their NSA credit card buying jewelery to book the part of wealthy young adults for plan then had to concierge desk to asks her to book them a cab while flash their jewels.
St. Paul & The Broken Bones - Half the City
Kirsten & Camille say goodnight to Cameron & Linus as they clean up; Cameron asks Kirsten if she's okay then Kirsten asks Cameron if what what love is and tells her a Tennessee Williams quote.
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