Music of the BioShock series

The music soundtrack of the "BioShock" series is composed of licensed music from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, as well as an original orchestral score by Garry Schyman.
"BioShock".
Original score.
The original score for "BioShock" was composed by Garry Schyman. A selection of tracks was released to fans for free on August 24, 2007 in MP3 format via the official 2K Games website.
"Sounds of Rapture".
A soundtrack was released to German consumers, containing all the same tracks as "Orchestral Score", but with dubbed recordings from the game in between the songs, such as the speech of Andrew Ryan that plays when entering Rapture in the beginning of the game.
"I Am Rapture, Rapture Is Me".
The entire soundtrack for "BioShock" was collected on a vinyl record and included with the Special Edition of BioShock 2. It features almost all the tracks from the downloadable score, save for "The Dash", along with other unreleased tracks.
Licensed soundtrack.
While playing "BioShock", phonographs will occasionally play music from the 1930s, 40s and 50s as the player explores.
Songs appearing briefly
 Songs in game data but unused
Songs in game data but unused and unplayable
Licensed but unused songs
In addition to these, the song "You're Getting to be a Habit With Me" by Buddy Rich and Harry Edison appears during the installation sequence for the PlayStation 3 version of the game. Also, one can discern snippets of various compositions of Krzysztof Penderecki, such as De Natura Sonoris, interpolated throughout the orchestral score.
"The BioShock EP".
"The BioShock EP" (also known as "The Rapture EP") is a CD included with the limited edition version of "BioShock" and contains remixes by Moby and Oscar the Punk. The three remixed tracks on the CD include "Beyond the Sea," "God Bless the Child" and "Wild Little Sisters". The original recordings of these songs are in the game.
"BioShock 2".
Original score.
The original score for "BioShock 2" was composed by Garry Schyman. It was released to consumers in the special edition of the game under the name, "Sounds from the Lighthouse (Official BioShock 2 Score)" on February 9, 2010 on CD. The score soundtrack features all 26 tracks from the game.
Licensed soundtrack.
The licensed music featured in Bioshock 2 was officially released as an Amazon MP3 and CD on demand service album on April 15, 2010, entitled "Bioshock 2: The Official Soundtrack - Music From And Inspired By The Game (Special Edition)". It contains 18 tracks spanning 52 minutes
Licensed music in-game.
Songs featured on Rapture Radio (online commercial broadcast) but removed from the final version:
In addition to these, the song "Dream" by The Pied Pipers was played over the Teaser Trailer for "BioShock 2".
The song "Daddy, Won't You Please Come Home?" by Annette Hanshaw is used in a trailer, it can also be heard in one of the early levels of the game.
"BioShock Infinite".
Original score.
The original score for "BioShock Infinite" was composed by Gary Schyman. It was exclusively included with the limited "Premium Edition" and "Songbird Edition" as a digital download.
"The BioShock Infinite Soundtrack".
All tracks composed by Gary Schyman, except where noted.
Licensed soundtrack.
Some of the music featured in "BioShock Infinite" was unofficially released as an MP3 album and on demand service album on February 1, 2013, entitled The Original Songs Uncovered (Tracks Inspired By Bioshock Infinite). It contains 12 tracks spanning 33:49 minutes 
Anachronistic covers of modern songs.
Trailer tracks
"Burial at Sea" soundtrack.
""'s soundtrack consists of licensed music as well as an original score composed by Garry Schyman.
Episode One
Episode Two