Various Artists: Once Upon A Time: The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2 / Various - 180-Gram Tyellow Colored Vinyl - VINYL LP
Title: Once Upon A Time: The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2 / Various - 180-Gram Tyellow Colored Vinyl
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Jazz Images
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8436569196342
Genre: Soundtrack
Release Date: 2026-06-05
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: SPAIN - IMPORT, 180 GRAM VINYL, COLORED VINYL, YELLOW
Music plays a vital role in the films of Quentin Tarantino. For him, songs are far more than background elements; they are essential storytelling tools. While preparing a film, he listens to countless tracks, using them to shape each scene's tone, rhythm, and emotional pulse. Some make it onto the official soundtrack; others never reach the final cut, yet still influence the creative process, helping define the atmosphere and emotional core of his work. Once Upon a Time... The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2, following it's homonymous Vol. 1, gathers 23 additional songs from the distinctive cinematic universe that defines Tarantino's style-from his earliest project, My Best Friend's Birthday (1987), to The Adventures of Cliff Booth (2026), for which he contributed the script. 180-GRAM YELLOW COLORED VIRGIN VINYL - 23 TRACKS - LIMITED EDITION
Tracks:
1.1 The Revels – “Comanche” (1961) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.2 Duane Eddy – “Peter Gunn” (1959) [from The Adventures of Cliff Booth]
1.3 Chuck Berry – “School Days” (1957)
1.4 Johnny Cash – “So Doggone Lonesome” (1955) [from From Dusk Till Dawn]
1.5 Johnny Burnette – “Rock Billy Boogie” (1956) [from My Best Friend’s Birthday]
1.6 The Shirelles – “Baby It’s You” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.7 William Bell – “Formula of Love” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.8 Connie Francis – “Stupid Cupid” (1958) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.9 Ricky Nelson – “Waitin’ In School” (1957) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.10 Bobby Short – “Down In Mexico” (1957) [from Death Proof]
1.11 Elvis Presley – “Heartbreak Hotel” (1956) [from True Romance]
1.12 Frank Sinatra – “(Love Is) The Tender Trap” (1955) [from True Romance]
1.13 The Tornadoes – “The Gremmie” (1962)
1.14 Link Wray – “Jack The Ripper” (1962) [from Desperado]
1.15 Les Paul ; Mary Ford – “How High The Moon” (1951) [from Death Proof]
1.16 Chris Farlowe – “Air Travel” (1962)
1.17 Bobby Freeman – “Fever” (1962)
1.18 Abbe Lane ; Xavier Cugat – “Malagueña Salerosa” (1961) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.19 The Ventures – “Green Leaves of Summer” (1961) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.20 Ennio Morricone Orchestra – “Pastures of Plenty” (ft. Peter Tevis) (1962)
1.21 Porter Wagoner – “A Satisfied Mind” (1957) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.22 Esquivel – “Sentimental Journey” (1961) [from Four Rooms]
1.23 The Ventures – “Spudnik” [aka “Surf Rider”] (1962) [from Pulp Fiction]
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Jazz Images
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8436569196342
Genre: Soundtrack
Release Date: 2026-06-05
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: SPAIN - IMPORT, 180 GRAM VINYL, COLORED VINYL, YELLOW
Music plays a vital role in the films of Quentin Tarantino. For him, songs are far more than background elements; they are essential storytelling tools. While preparing a film, he listens to countless tracks, using them to shape each scene's tone, rhythm, and emotional pulse. Some make it onto the official soundtrack; others never reach the final cut, yet still influence the creative process, helping define the atmosphere and emotional core of his work. Once Upon a Time... The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2, following it's homonymous Vol. 1, gathers 23 additional songs from the distinctive cinematic universe that defines Tarantino's style-from his earliest project, My Best Friend's Birthday (1987), to The Adventures of Cliff Booth (2026), for which he contributed the script. 180-GRAM YELLOW COLORED VIRGIN VINYL - 23 TRACKS - LIMITED EDITION
Tracks:
1.1 The Revels – “Comanche” (1961) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.2 Duane Eddy – “Peter Gunn” (1959) [from The Adventures of Cliff Booth]
1.3 Chuck Berry – “School Days” (1957)
1.4 Johnny Cash – “So Doggone Lonesome” (1955) [from From Dusk Till Dawn]
1.5 Johnny Burnette – “Rock Billy Boogie” (1956) [from My Best Friend’s Birthday]
1.6 The Shirelles – “Baby It’s You” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.7 William Bell – “Formula of Love” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.8 Connie Francis – “Stupid Cupid” (1958) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.9 Ricky Nelson – “Waitin’ In School” (1957) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.10 Bobby Short – “Down In Mexico” (1957) [from Death Proof]
1.11 Elvis Presley – “Heartbreak Hotel” (1956) [from True Romance]
1.12 Frank Sinatra – “(Love Is) The Tender Trap” (1955) [from True Romance]
1.13 The Tornadoes – “The Gremmie” (1962)
1.14 Link Wray – “Jack The Ripper” (1962) [from Desperado]
1.15 Les Paul ; Mary Ford – “How High The Moon” (1951) [from Death Proof]
1.16 Chris Farlowe – “Air Travel” (1962)
1.17 Bobby Freeman – “Fever” (1962)
1.18 Abbe Lane ; Xavier Cugat – “Malagueña Salerosa” (1961) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.19 The Ventures – “Green Leaves of Summer” (1961) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.20 Ennio Morricone Orchestra – “Pastures of Plenty” (ft. Peter Tevis) (1962)
1.21 Porter Wagoner – “A Satisfied Mind” (1957) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.22 Esquivel – “Sentimental Journey” (1961) [from Four Rooms]
1.23 The Ventures – “Spudnik” [aka “Surf Rider”] (1962) [from Pulp Fiction]
Title: Once Upon A Time: The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2 / Various - 180-Gram Tyellow Colored Vinyl
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Jazz Images
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8436569196342
Genre: Soundtrack
Release Date: 2026-06-05
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: SPAIN - IMPORT, 180 GRAM VINYL, COLORED VINYL, YELLOW
Music plays a vital role in the films of Quentin Tarantino. For him, songs are far more than background elements; they are essential storytelling tools. While preparing a film, he listens to countless tracks, using them to shape each scene's tone, rhythm, and emotional pulse. Some make it onto the official soundtrack; others never reach the final cut, yet still influence the creative process, helping define the atmosphere and emotional core of his work. Once Upon a Time... The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2, following it's homonymous Vol. 1, gathers 23 additional songs from the distinctive cinematic universe that defines Tarantino's style-from his earliest project, My Best Friend's Birthday (1987), to The Adventures of Cliff Booth (2026), for which he contributed the script. 180-GRAM YELLOW COLORED VIRGIN VINYL - 23 TRACKS - LIMITED EDITION
Tracks:
1.1 The Revels – “Comanche” (1961) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.2 Duane Eddy – “Peter Gunn” (1959) [from The Adventures of Cliff Booth]
1.3 Chuck Berry – “School Days” (1957)
1.4 Johnny Cash – “So Doggone Lonesome” (1955) [from From Dusk Till Dawn]
1.5 Johnny Burnette – “Rock Billy Boogie” (1956) [from My Best Friend’s Birthday]
1.6 The Shirelles – “Baby It’s You” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.7 William Bell – “Formula of Love” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.8 Connie Francis – “Stupid Cupid” (1958) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.9 Ricky Nelson – “Waitin’ In School” (1957) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.10 Bobby Short – “Down In Mexico” (1957) [from Death Proof]
1.11 Elvis Presley – “Heartbreak Hotel” (1956) [from True Romance]
1.12 Frank Sinatra – “(Love Is) The Tender Trap” (1955) [from True Romance]
1.13 The Tornadoes – “The Gremmie” (1962)
1.14 Link Wray – “Jack The Ripper” (1962) [from Desperado]
1.15 Les Paul ; Mary Ford – “How High The Moon” (1951) [from Death Proof]
1.16 Chris Farlowe – “Air Travel” (1962)
1.17 Bobby Freeman – “Fever” (1962)
1.18 Abbe Lane ; Xavier Cugat – “Malagueña Salerosa” (1961) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.19 The Ventures – “Green Leaves of Summer” (1961) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.20 Ennio Morricone Orchestra – “Pastures of Plenty” (ft. Peter Tevis) (1962)
1.21 Porter Wagoner – “A Satisfied Mind” (1957) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.22 Esquivel – “Sentimental Journey” (1961) [from Four Rooms]
1.23 The Ventures – “Spudnik” [aka “Surf Rider”] (1962) [from Pulp Fiction]
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Jazz Images
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8436569196342
Genre: Soundtrack
Release Date: 2026-06-05
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: SPAIN - IMPORT, 180 GRAM VINYL, COLORED VINYL, YELLOW
Music plays a vital role in the films of Quentin Tarantino. For him, songs are far more than background elements; they are essential storytelling tools. While preparing a film, he listens to countless tracks, using them to shape each scene's tone, rhythm, and emotional pulse. Some make it onto the official soundtrack; others never reach the final cut, yet still influence the creative process, helping define the atmosphere and emotional core of his work. Once Upon a Time... The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2, following it's homonymous Vol. 1, gathers 23 additional songs from the distinctive cinematic universe that defines Tarantino's style-from his earliest project, My Best Friend's Birthday (1987), to The Adventures of Cliff Booth (2026), for which he contributed the script. 180-GRAM YELLOW COLORED VIRGIN VINYL - 23 TRACKS - LIMITED EDITION
Tracks:
1.1 The Revels – “Comanche” (1961) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.2 Duane Eddy – “Peter Gunn” (1959) [from The Adventures of Cliff Booth]
1.3 Chuck Berry – “School Days” (1957)
1.4 Johnny Cash – “So Doggone Lonesome” (1955) [from From Dusk Till Dawn]
1.5 Johnny Burnette – “Rock Billy Boogie” (1956) [from My Best Friend’s Birthday]
1.6 The Shirelles – “Baby It’s You” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.7 William Bell – “Formula of Love” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.8 Connie Francis – “Stupid Cupid” (1958) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.9 Ricky Nelson – “Waitin’ In School” (1957) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.10 Bobby Short – “Down In Mexico” (1957) [from Death Proof]
1.11 Elvis Presley – “Heartbreak Hotel” (1956) [from True Romance]
1.12 Frank Sinatra – “(Love Is) The Tender Trap” (1955) [from True Romance]
1.13 The Tornadoes – “The Gremmie” (1962)
1.14 Link Wray – “Jack The Ripper” (1962) [from Desperado]
1.15 Les Paul ; Mary Ford – “How High The Moon” (1951) [from Death Proof]
1.16 Chris Farlowe – “Air Travel” (1962)
1.17 Bobby Freeman – “Fever” (1962)
1.18 Abbe Lane ; Xavier Cugat – “Malagueña Salerosa” (1961) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.19 The Ventures – “Green Leaves of Summer” (1961) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.20 Ennio Morricone Orchestra – “Pastures of Plenty” (ft. Peter Tevis) (1962)
1.21 Porter Wagoner – “A Satisfied Mind” (1957) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.22 Esquivel – “Sentimental Journey” (1961) [from Four Rooms]
1.23 The Ventures – “Spudnik” [aka “Surf Rider”] (1962) [from Pulp Fiction]
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Title: Once Upon A Time: The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2 / Various - 180-Gram Tyellow Colored Vinyl
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Jazz Images
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8436569196342
Genre: Soundtrack
Release Date: 2026-06-05
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: SPAIN - IMPORT, 180 GRAM VINYL, COLORED VINYL, YELLOW
Music plays a vital role in the films of Quentin Tarantino. For him, songs are far more than background elements; they are essential storytelling tools. While preparing a film, he listens to countless tracks, using them to shape each scene's tone, rhythm, and emotional pulse. Some make it onto the official soundtrack; others never reach the final cut, yet still influence the creative process, helping define the atmosphere and emotional core of his work. Once Upon a Time... The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2, following it's homonymous Vol. 1, gathers 23 additional songs from the distinctive cinematic universe that defines Tarantino's style-from his earliest project, My Best Friend's Birthday (1987), to The Adventures of Cliff Booth (2026), for which he contributed the script. 180-GRAM YELLOW COLORED VIRGIN VINYL - 23 TRACKS - LIMITED EDITION
Tracks:
1.1 The Revels – “Comanche” (1961) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.2 Duane Eddy – “Peter Gunn” (1959) [from The Adventures of Cliff Booth]
1.3 Chuck Berry – “School Days” (1957)
1.4 Johnny Cash – “So Doggone Lonesome” (1955) [from From Dusk Till Dawn]
1.5 Johnny Burnette – “Rock Billy Boogie” (1956) [from My Best Friend’s Birthday]
1.6 The Shirelles – “Baby It’s You” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.7 William Bell – “Formula of Love” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.8 Connie Francis – “Stupid Cupid” (1958) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.9 Ricky Nelson – “Waitin’ In School” (1957) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.10 Bobby Short – “Down In Mexico” (1957) [from Death Proof]
1.11 Elvis Presley – “Heartbreak Hotel” (1956) [from True Romance]
1.12 Frank Sinatra – “(Love Is) The Tender Trap” (1955) [from True Romance]
1.13 The Tornadoes – “The Gremmie” (1962)
1.14 Link Wray – “Jack The Ripper” (1962) [from Desperado]
1.15 Les Paul ; Mary Ford – “How High The Moon” (1951) [from Death Proof]
1.16 Chris Farlowe – “Air Travel” (1962)
1.17 Bobby Freeman – “Fever” (1962)
1.18 Abbe Lane ; Xavier Cugat – “Malagueña Salerosa” (1961) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.19 The Ventures – “Green Leaves of Summer” (1961) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.20 Ennio Morricone Orchestra – “Pastures of Plenty” (ft. Peter Tevis) (1962)
1.21 Porter Wagoner – “A Satisfied Mind” (1957) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.22 Esquivel – “Sentimental Journey” (1961) [from Four Rooms]
1.23 The Ventures – “Spudnik” [aka “Surf Rider”] (1962) [from Pulp Fiction]
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Jazz Images
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8436569196342
Genre: Soundtrack
Release Date: 2026-06-05
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: SPAIN - IMPORT, 180 GRAM VINYL, COLORED VINYL, YELLOW
Music plays a vital role in the films of Quentin Tarantino. For him, songs are far more than background elements; they are essential storytelling tools. While preparing a film, he listens to countless tracks, using them to shape each scene's tone, rhythm, and emotional pulse. Some make it onto the official soundtrack; others never reach the final cut, yet still influence the creative process, helping define the atmosphere and emotional core of his work. Once Upon a Time... The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2, following it's homonymous Vol. 1, gathers 23 additional songs from the distinctive cinematic universe that defines Tarantino's style-from his earliest project, My Best Friend's Birthday (1987), to The Adventures of Cliff Booth (2026), for which he contributed the script. 180-GRAM YELLOW COLORED VIRGIN VINYL - 23 TRACKS - LIMITED EDITION
Tracks:
1.1 The Revels – “Comanche” (1961) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.2 Duane Eddy – “Peter Gunn” (1959) [from The Adventures of Cliff Booth]
1.3 Chuck Berry – “School Days” (1957)
1.4 Johnny Cash – “So Doggone Lonesome” (1955) [from From Dusk Till Dawn]
1.5 Johnny Burnette – “Rock Billy Boogie” (1956) [from My Best Friend’s Birthday]
1.6 The Shirelles – “Baby It’s You” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.7 William Bell – “Formula of Love” (1961) [from Death Proof]
1.8 Connie Francis – “Stupid Cupid” (1958) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.9 Ricky Nelson – “Waitin’ In School” (1957) [from Pulp Fiction]
1.10 Bobby Short – “Down In Mexico” (1957) [from Death Proof]
1.11 Elvis Presley – “Heartbreak Hotel” (1956) [from True Romance]
1.12 Frank Sinatra – “(Love Is) The Tender Trap” (1955) [from True Romance]
1.13 The Tornadoes – “The Gremmie” (1962)
1.14 Link Wray – “Jack The Ripper” (1962) [from Desperado]
1.15 Les Paul ; Mary Ford – “How High The Moon” (1951) [from Death Proof]
1.16 Chris Farlowe – “Air Travel” (1962)
1.17 Bobby Freeman – “Fever” (1962)
1.18 Abbe Lane ; Xavier Cugat – “Malagueña Salerosa” (1961) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.19 The Ventures – “Green Leaves of Summer” (1961) [from Inglourious Basterds]
1.20 Ennio Morricone Orchestra – “Pastures of Plenty” (ft. Peter Tevis) (1962)
1.21 Porter Wagoner – “A Satisfied Mind” (1957) [from Kill Bill: Vol. 2]
1.22 Esquivel – “Sentimental Journey” (1961) [from Four Rooms]
1.23 The Ventures – “Spudnik” [aka “Surf Rider”] (1962) [from Pulp Fiction]
