LP - Death Proof - Original Soundtrack OST - Vinyl Record Tarantino T Rex
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Death Proof - Original Soundtrack - LP
Brand-new, still sealed, perfect condition.
(Please note, these are stock photos showing what the LP and cover look like)

Extremely rare, long out of print.
Amazing blood-red splatter colored vinyl!!!  Check the stock photo.
Another classic soundtrack from the master, Quentin Tarantino, who also did Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs.
***This LP is all-analogue, half-speed mastered by Stan Ricker***



Detailed item info:

Album Features UPC: 093624998822 Format: LP
Release Year: 2007 Record Label: Warner Bros./Maverick Genre: Psychedelic, Rock & Pop
Track Listing
(Side One)
1. Last Race, The - Jack Nitzsche
2. Baby, It's You - Smith
3. Paranoia Prima - Ennio Morricone
4. Planning & Scheming - Michael Bacall/Elizabeth Roth/Eli Roth
5. Jeepster - T. Rex
6. Stuntman Mike - Rose McGowan/Kurt Russell
7. Staggolee - Pacific Gas & Electric
8. Love You Save, The (May Be Your Own) - Joe Tex

(Side Two)
9. Good Love, Bad Love - Eddie Floyd
10. Down in Mexico - The Coasters
11. Hold Tight - Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
12. Sally and Jack - Pino Donaggio (From The M)
13. It's So Easy - Willy DeVille
14. Whatever-However - Zoe Bell/Tracie Thoms
15. Riot in Thunder Alley - Eddie Beram
16. Chick Habit - An April March

Details Producer: Buddy Killen, Kathy Malloy, Susan Rose, Brigette Boyle Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo
Album Notes
 There are some familiar names here -- whether it's composers Jack Nitzsche and Ennio Morricone or soul singers Joe Tex and Eddie Floyd -- but the closest this comes to familiar territory is T. Rex's glam staple "Jeepster" and maybe Smith's one-shot wonder "Baby It's You." But the pleasure of this soundtrack is precisely how all these little-known songs create their own fantastical spin on the late '60s and '70s, just like how Tarantino does it within the film itself. According to this, it was a time when the Coasters turned "Down in Mexico" into spacey, funky doo wop, when Dave Dee, Dozy, Bich & Tich turned out fizzy pop pleasures like "Hold Tight" and when Pacific Gas & Electric turned "Staggolee" into a psychedelic pimp. Thow in a down-n-dirty Willy DeVille number and the girl power of April March's "Chick Habit," and this is turns into an addictive record -- one that's perfect for long, dark drives or just about any other kind of good time you could name.

Editorial Reviews
4 stars out of 5 -- There are crowd-pleasers, judiciously chosen obscurities and a couple of downright weirdnesses...




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