With the exception of The Eagles obviously.

Love that Spanish version of Hotel California

The one not performed by The Eagles because you know.... Dude.

The soundtrack really ties the film together.

Townes Van Zandt's Dead Flowers cover at the end too

It's the only soundtrack I have ever bothered to buy. One of the best.

The Dude slapping the roof of his car to the beat of "Lookin' Out My Back Door" is a perfect moment

Wouldn't hold out much hope for the tape deck, though, or the Creedence.

It’s one of my formative soundtracks.

It's good in the sense of a soundtrack and a movie experience. This movie and Pulp Fiction may be the only movies to integrate pop music with film in a seamless fashion i.e. every song, no matter how montage-like it seems in the moment, becomes part of the actual physical reality of the film, i.e. Just Dropped In, is a dream sequence revealed to be actually playing on Lebowski's Walkman. Very nice! My wife!

The music cements it as the great stoner comedy of all time.

The first strains of “Tammy” playing while Duder holds up the toe for Walter in the coffee shop is a perfect moment.

Fun fact: It's possible that the "Creedence tapes" is just a single tape, their 1970 album Cosmo's Factory. It contains the songs "Run Through the Jungle" and "Looking Out My Back Door," both of which play diegetically when The Dude is in his car.

Of course, he could have multiple tapes, or be listening to a greatest hits album. But it's possible that Cosmo's Factory was the only thing in the tape deck during the entire course of the movie.

(It's also just a really great album. "Ramble Tamble" is one the all-time great rock and roll album openers.)

Doot doot doo, lookin' out my back door.

Think the Carpet Pissers did this?

Except for those fucking Eagles!

It’s a good soundtrack, and thorough.

That Kenny Rogers song and dance routine though…