Cyberpunk 2077 Easter Eggs/Music

Every main and side job after the prologue in Cyberpunk 2077 are named after classic rock, indie, punk and metal songs that Johnny Silverhand would have been influenced by.Philipp Weber Twitter
Name 	Info
AC/DC 	The jobs Shoot To Thrill and Dog Eat Dog named after songs of the same name by AC/DC.
Accept 	The side job Balls to the Wall from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Accept.
Aerosmith 	The side job Dream On is named after a song of the same name by Aerosmith.
AFI 	The Totalimmortal job is named after a song of the same name by American punk rock band AFI.
Alphaville 	The side job Big in Japan is named after a song of the same name by Alphaville.
Anthrax 	The Belly of the Beast job is named after a song of the same name by Anthrax.
Archive 	The side job Bullets is named after a song of the same name by Archive. The mission also features the cameo of Melisa Rory, the cyberpsycho-turned-MaxTAC from the first (2013) teaser trailer for Cyberpunk 2077, in which the song was prominently featured.
Armand Amar 	The Poem Of The Atoms job is named after a song of the same name by Armand Amar.
The Beatles 	The side jobs A Day In The Life, With a Little Help from My Friends, Fool on the Hill, and Tomorrow Never Knows are named after songs of the same names by The Beatles.
Black Eyed Peas 	The Annihilation perk Pump It, Louder! is likely a reference to the song Pump It by the Black Eyed Peas, in which the phrase is heavily repeated.
Black Flag 	The side job Spray Paint is named after a song of the same name by Black Flag.
Black Sabbath 	The side job War Pigs and main job Hole in the Sky from Phantom Liberty are named after songs of the same name by English rock band Black Sabbath.
Blondie 	The job One Way or Another from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Blondie.
Blue Öyster Cult 	One of the ending jobs, (Don't Fear) The Reaper, is named after a song of the same name by American rock band Blue Öyster Cult.
Bob Dylan 	The All Along the Watchtower and Knockin' on Heaven's Door jobs are named after Bob Dylan's song of the same name.
Bob Seger 	The Night Moves job is named after a song of the same name by Bob Seger.
Buzzcocks 	The Playing for Time job is named after a song of the same name by Buzzcocks.
Chris Cornell 	The job You Know My Name from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Chris Cornell, which was the theme song for the 2006 James Bond film Casino Royale.
Creedence Clearwater Revival	The side job Fortunate Son is named after a song of the same name by Creedence Clearwater Revival.
The Crickets 	The side job I Fought the Law is named after a song by the same name by The Crickets.
David Bowie 	The jobs Heroes, Space Oddity, Changes and Rebel! Rebel! are named after the songs of the same name by David Bowie.
Dead Kennedys 	The Forward to Death job is named after a song of the same name by the American punk rock band Dead Kennedys.
Deep Purple 	The job "Cyberpsycho Sighting: Smoke on the Water" is most likely named after the popular song by Deep Purple.
Depeche Mode 	The job Leave in Silence from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Depeche Mode.
Die Form 	The jobs Automatic Love and Double Life are named after the songs of the same name by Die Form.
Dire Straits 	The side job Money For Nothing from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Dire Straits.
The Doors 	The side jobs Queen of the Highway and Riders on the Storm are named after the songs of the same names by The Doors.
Drake 	The music video for Drake's song Hotline Bling is referenced by the Photo Mode pose "Hard Pass" and "Now You're Talking".
The Dresden Dolls 	The side job Coin Operated Boy is named after a song by the same name by the American indie band, The Dresden Dolls.
Drowning Pool 	The side job Where the Bodies Hit the Floor is most likely a reference to the song Bodies by Drowning Pool, which contains the line "Let the bodies hit the floor."
Echo & The Bunnymen 	The job The Killing Moon from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Echo & The Bunnymen.
Eric B. & Rakim 	The Paid in Full job is named after a song of the same name by Eric B. & Rakim.
Eurythmics 	The side job Sweet Dreams is named after the Eurythmics song Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This).
Fleetwood Mac 	The side job Go Your Own Way from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Fleetwood Mac.
Frédéric Chopin 	The Nocturne Op55N1 job is named after Chopin's Nocturne in F minor, Op. 55, No. 1. When entering Embers, Hanako Arasaka plays this song.
Front 242 	Headhunter skill is a reference to the song "Headhunter" by Front242 where the song is about corporations hunting for people.
Fugazi 	The side job Full Disclosure is named after a song of the same name by Fugazi.
Generation X 	The job Love Like Fire is named after a song of the same name by Generation X.
Gojira 	The job Only Pain is named after the song of the same name from Gojira's 6th album Magma.
Grimes 	The side job Violence is named after the song of the same name by Grimes, who is the voice actor of Lizzy Wizzy.
Hank Williams 	The I'll Fly Away job is named after the song of the same name by Hank Williams.
How To Destroy Angels 	The Space in Between job is named after the song of the same name by How To Destroy Angels.
Iggy Pop 	The Play It Safe job is named after Iggy Pop's song of the same name.
Jamiroquai 	The side job Just Another Story from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Jamiroquai.
Jimi Hendrix 	The jobs We Gotta Live Together, Burning Desire and Machine Gun are named after the songs of the same names from Jimi Hendrix's albums.
Jimmy Buffett 	The side job Boat Drinks is named after a popular song of the same name by American singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett.
Jinjer 	The side job Pisces is named after a song of the same name by Jinjer.
John Lennon 	The side job Imagine is named after John Lennon's famous song of the same name.
Johnny Cash 	The jobs The Beast in Me and I Walk the Line are named after Johnny Cash's songs of the same name.
Johnny Nash 	The side job I Can See Clearly Now is named after Johnny Nash's famous song I Can See Clearly Now. This job is picked up in Japantown near Megabuilding H8.
Joni Mitchell 	The Both Sides, Now job is named after Joni Mitchell's song Both Sides Now, which has a verse about clouds.
Joy Division 	One of the endings, New Dawn Fades, and the job Transmission are named after the songs of the same name by English rock band Joy Division.
Judy Collins 	The side job Send in the Clowns is named after a song of the same name by Judy Collins.
Lauryn Hill 	The Ex-Factor job is named after Lauryn Hill's songs of the same name.
Led Zeppelin 	The side job Stairway To Heaven is named after a song of the same name by Led Zeppelin.
Lorn 	The KOLD MIRAGE job is named after a song of the same name by Lorn.
MC Hammer 	The Reflexes perk Can't Touch This is named after a song of the same name by MC Hammer.
Megadeth 	The Addicted To Chaos job is named after a song of the same name by Megadeth.
Metallica 	The For Whom the Bell Tolls job is named after a song of the same name by Metallica.
Metric 	The side job Stadium Love is named after a song of the same name by Canadian indie rock band Metric.
Miles Davis 	The jobs Human Nature, Tune Up and Don't Lose Your Mind are named after the songs of the same name by Miles Davis.
Minor Threat 	The side jobs Small Man, Big Mouth and I Don't Wanna Hear It are named after the songs of the same names by American hardcore punk band Minor Threat.
Misfits 	The Last Caress job is named after a song of the same name by American punk rock band Misfits.
Nancy Sinatra 	The side job These Boots Are Made for Walkin' is named after Nancy Sinatra's hit song of the same name.
New Found Glory 	The side job Dressed to Kill is named after a song of the same name by New Found Glory.
New Model Army 	The side job The Hunt is probably named after the song by New Model Army or the cover of it by Sepultura.
Nina Simone 	The side job Sinnerman is named after Nina Simone's famous song of the same name.
Nine Inch Nails 	The job Somewhat Damaged from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Nine Inch Nails.
Ohio Players 	The Love Rollercoaster job is named after a song of the same name by Ohio Players.
Paul Engemann 	The side job Push It to the Limit from Phantom Liberty is named after a song of the same name by Paul Engemann, which was featured in the 1983 film Scarface.
Phil Ochs 	The Highwayman job is named after a song of the same name by Phil Ochs.
Pigface 	The Tapeworm job is named after a song of the same name by Pigface.
Pixies 	One of the endings, Where is My Mind?, is named after the Pixies' signature song of the same name.
Plasmatics 	One of the endings, Path of Glory, the job Lightning Breaks and the main job The Damned from Phantom Liberty are named after songs of the same name by Plasmatics. Johnny Silverhand also talks about frontwoman Wendy O. Williams in the main job You Know My Name in Phantom Liberty, calling her "the toughest-ass rockergirl ever."
The Pretty Reckless 	The Cyberpsycho Sighting: House on a Hill shares its name with the fourth single from the second album by American rock band The Pretty Reckless.
The Police 	The side job Every Breath You Take is named after the song of the same name by The Police.
The Prodigy 	
*During the Chippin' In side job, some scenes in the sequence where Johnny Silverhand takes over V's body resemble scenes from The Prodigy's video for Smack My Bitch Up.
*The job Firestarter from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by The Prodigy.
Public Enemy 	The job Black Steel In The Hour of Chaos from Phantom Liberty is named after a song of the same name by Public Enemy.
Robert Tepper 	The side job No Easy Way Out from Phantom Liberty is named after a song of the same name by Robert Tepper, which was featured in the 1985 film Rocky IV.
Queen 	The jobs The Prophet's Song, I'm in Love with My Car and The Show Must Go On and the perk Don't Stop Me Now are named after the songs of the same name by Queen.
Radiohead 	The side job Pyramid Song given by Judy Álvarez is named after a song by Radiohead. Judy also has a tattoo on her left arm with a line from this song, "There was nothing to fear, nothing to doubt".
Rage Against the Machine 	The side job Killing in the Name is named after a song by Rage Against the Machine.
Ramones 	The side job Beat on the Brat is named after a song of the same name by the Ramones.
Ravi Shankar 	The Meetings Along The Edge is named after a song of the same name by Ravi Shankar.
R.E.M. 	The side job Losing My Religion is named after a song of the same name by R.E.M.
Red Hot Chili Peppers 	Judy Álvarez has a tattoo on her right forearm which says "Under water where thoughts can breathe easily". This is a line from Parallel Universe, a song by Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Rihanna 	The smart pistol named Skippy found in a side job in Heywood sings the tune "Bum bum be-dum bum bum be-dum bum" from Rihanna's Disturbia.
The Rolling Stones 	The Following the River is named after the song of the same name by The Rolling Stones.
Run the Jewels 	Referenced by the Photo Mode pose "Run the Jewels".
Sacrum Profanum Festival 	The side job Sacrum Profanum is named after the annual Sacrum Profanum music festival that takes place in Kraków in September.
Siouxsie and the Banshees 	The side job Spellbound is named after a song of the same name by Siouxsie and the Banshees.
The Sisters of Mercy 	The jobs Lucretia My Reflection and This Corrosion from Phantom Liberty are named after songs of the same name by The Sisters of Mercy.
Slipknot 	The Disasterpiece job is named after a song of the same name by American heavy metal band Slipknot.
The Smiths 	The side job There Is A Light That Never Goes Out is named after the song of the same name by the English rock band The Smiths.
The Specials 	The job Ghost Town is named after the song of the same name by The Specials.
Stevie Wonder 	The They Won't Go When I Go job is named after a song of the same name by Stevie Wonder.
The Stooges 	The Gimme Danger, Down on the Street and Search and Destroy jobs are named after songs of the same name by the Stooges.
Suzanne Vega 	Tom's Diner, a restaurant chain whose takeout packaging is seen all over the city is named after a song of the same name by Suzanne Vega.
Talking Heads 	The side jobs Life During Wartime, Psycho Killer and Houses In Motion: Makeovers are named after the songs of the same names by Talking Heads.
Tame Impala 	The side job New Person, Same Old Mistakes from Phantom Liberty is named after the song of the same name by Tame Impala.
Thelonious Monk 	The Epistrophy job is named after the song of the same name by Thelonious Monk.
Tracy Chapman 	The side job Talkin' 'bout a Revolution is named after a song of the same name by American singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman.
The Clash 	The side job Career Opportunities is named after a song of the same name by The Clash.
The Turtles 	The Happy Together job is named after the song of the same name by The Turtles.
The Velvet Underground 	The Venus in Furs job is named after the song of the same name by The Velvet Underground.
Viktor Tsoi 	
North of the Fast Travel Point "Oil Fields" is a large tank with the Hanged Man tarot graffiti on it. On top of that tank you can find an abandoned hangout place with an old guitar and a graffiti that says "цой жив" ("tsoi lives"). Viktor Tsoi was a singer-songwriter and leader of the Soviet rock band Kino.
Wipers 	The side job Over the Edge is named after a song of the same name by Wipers
Woody Guthrie 	The side job Ezekiel Saw the Wheel is named after a song of the same name by Woody Guthrie.
==References==
Category:Cyberpunk 2077 Easter Eggs