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Right then. If you're like me, you hate when soundtracks come out missing your favorite songs. Of course, it's next to impossible to include all the songs in a movie on a soundtrack but you hope for the best. "Love Actually" comes close. But for you ... uh ... Soundtrackaphiles like me, you can't sleep till you HAVE IT ALL! So here is a complete list of the tracks in Love Actually in the order they appear (hopefully). I'm missing a few untitled instrumental pieces used by Craig Armstrong (brilliant!). First ... in the trailer (and this always bugs me when they don't use the trailer songs in the film) are the following: 1. I Want You Back - The Jackson 5 2. Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys 3. (untitled Craig Armstrong music) 4. This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) - Natalie Cole The soundtrack itself: 1. Christmas is All Around - Billy Mack 2. All You Need is Love - Lynden David Hall 3. Take Me As I Am - Wyclef Jean 4. Bye Bye Baby - Bay City Rollers 5. Puppy Love - S. Club Juniors 6. Sweetest Goodbye - Maroon 5 7. Glasgow Love Theme - Craig Armstrong 8. All I Want For Christmas - Tessa Niles 9. I'll See It Through - Texas 10. River - Joni Mitchell 11. Jump - The Pointer Sisters 12. Here With Me - Dido 13. Rose - James Horner "from Titanic Soundtrack" 14. The Trouble With Love - Kelly Clarkson 15. Like I Love You - Justin Timberlake 16. Turn Me On - Norah Jones 17. Songbird - Eva Cassidy 18. All Alone On Christmas - Darlene Love 19. Smooth - Santana/Rob Thomas 20. Wherever You Will Go - The Calling 21. Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell 22. White Christmas - Otis Redding 23. ("Jump" reprise) 24. All I Want For Christmas Is You - Olivia Olson 25. God Only Knows - The Beach Boys 26. The Trouble With Love (reprise for credits) 27. Too Lost In You - Sugababes (credits). There you go. Hope that helps. A few more things. Craig Armstrong uses mainly three pieces of music: 1. Glasgow Love Theme, 2. PM Love Theme and 3. Portuguese Love Theme ... these are used interchangeably throughout the film. You can find them online if you look hard. One more thing for you extremists: On the DVD Audio Commentary, Richard Curtis says he, in place of "God Only Knows" was going to use "The Loving" by XTC but didn't. So if you want, find that song too. Happy listening!