Pulp Fiction: Music From The Motion Picture

CD Details

Quentin Tarantino’s 1994 film Pulp Fiction features an eclectic soundtrack that blends surf rock, soul, funk, and classic rock and roll. Dick Dale’s “Misirlou” opens the album with its iconic surf-guitar theme, while the collection also includes Al Green’s smooth soul ballad “Let’s Stay Together,” Kool and the Gang’s funky “Jungle Boogie,” and Chuck Berry’s rock and roll energy. Interspersed throughout are dialogue snippets from the movie that tie the diverse musical selections together into a cohesive listening experience.

This CD was released on the MCA label and contains 14 tracks spanning approximately 40 minutes, mixing instrumental surf rock, soulful vocals, and spoken-word moments from the film. The soundtrack became one of the defining releases of the 1990s, offering an unusually varied collection of artists and styles that somehow work together as a unified whole. Add this used copy to your collection and experience the soundtrack that helped define a generation of film music.