Wednesday, 20 February 2013

The best songs of the films of Quentin Tarantino

As you can realise, due to the image below, the figure of Quentin Tarantino has seen better days, yet his filming skills are now more perfect than ever. He does not care about this photograph as he is far too pleased to appear on this blog. Quentin Tarantino Read this in Spanish Quentin Tarantino

MUSIC WITHIN THE MOVIES OF QUENTIN TARANTINO

According to his latest revelations, "being on the blog of Halcombe Norilsk in such an embarrassing way is much better than not appearing at all!!!", something I do not find strange because this  post is about the songs Tarantino has converted and elevated into the category of Classic Movies Momentum. I have chosen the best 10 musical scenes from the soundtracks and movies of this modern director. 

Quentin Tarantino did not win the best Academy Award for best director and Django Unchained was not the best film of the year, yet he has garnered the Academy Award for the best original screenplay of 2012, something that will be added to his triumph in the nineties for the screenplay of Pulp Fiction. Quentin Tarantino is one of the best filmmakers ever, he has created a label, a way of filming and making movies which is in the history of the cinema already. 

Tarantino writes  inventive stories and powerful characters, discover new actors or is able to rescue them from oblivion. Quentin Tarantino deems music as something really relevant, he listens to a lot of stuff while writing, songs may help him to invent his screenplays and envisage new scenes. 

What is more, he has created marvellous soundtracks for all the movies he has made therefore it is really difficult to select only ten songs. What I have wanted to convey is the epitome of his filmography hence it is really easy that the reader may not agree or miss something but it is my blog after all though!!   Jokes aside, Tarantino has written and directed on his own:


Quentin Tarantino

Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
Jackie Brown
Kill Bill: Volumen 1
Kill Bill: Volumen 2
Death Proof

Inglourious Basterds

Django Unchained
The Hateful Eight
                                  Quentin Tarantino and music
                                                  Tarantino and his music

Furthermore, the aforementioned has collaborated in other films such as Four Rooms, Sin City, From Dusk till Midnight, Desperado or CSI Las Vegas. Still, he wrote and sold the screenplays of True Romance and the Oliver Stone´s movie Natural Born Killers. Quentin Tarantino is to do the third part of Kill Bill and he is sure that his best movie is still to come!... We will have to watch out then!!

10 Song: CHICK HABIT Artist: APRIL MARCH Movie: DEATH PROOF

                                           

9 Song: (THE PAYBACK/UNTOUCHABLE) Artist: JAMES BROWN AND 2PAC Movie: DJANGO UNCHAINED
                                      

8 Song: Across 110th Street  Artist: BOBBY WOMACK Movie: JACKIE BROWN


7 Song: CAT PEOPLE (PUTTING UP THE FIRE)
 Artist: DAVID BOWIE Movie: INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS

 Melanie Laurent getting ready on Inglorious Basterds

6.Song: BATTLE WITHOUT HONOR OR HUMANITY Artist: TOMOYASU HOTEI Movie: Kill BILL VOLUMEN 1

5 Song: C'EST LA VIE, YOU NEVER CAN TELL Artist: CHUCK BERRY Movie: PULP FICTION
                         
                                                                 Pulp Fiction

4 Song: STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU Artist: STEALERS WHEEL Movie: RESERVOIR DOGS
                      Reservoir Dogs Quentin Tarantino
                              Reservoir Dogs, Stuck in the middle with you



 3. Song: AFTER DARK Artist: TARANTINO RODRIGUES Film: FROM DUSK TILL MIDNIGHT
Salma Hayek from dusk till midnight

 

2 Song: LITTLE GREEN BAG Artist: GEORGE BAKER SELECTION Movie: RESERVOIR DOGS

                                              

1 Song: MISIRLOU Artist DICK DALE Movie: PULP FICTION

Quentin Tarantino Pulp Fiction songs
Pulp Fiction, the greatest movie of Quentin Tarantino 

         

It has been overly complicated to do the list, above all to choose the last 5. As a matter of fact, there  are other songs such as Girl, you will be a woman soon, Son of a preacher man, L' Arena, Don´t let me be misunderstood or most recently   One hundred black coffins, Too old to die young, Streetlife or Lo Chiamavano king (His name is king) that have been omitted. Quentin Tarantino Tarantino in Spanish Quentin Tarantino

In consequence, I am to end with a live version of one of my favourite songs Son of a preacher man rendered  this time by British singer Joss Stone that will make  everybody happy: haters of Tarantino, lovers of him and readers of Halcombe Hackney Norilsk.
Sincerely. Do not forget to pay taxes!!!!! 

Quentin Tarantino

22 comments:

  1. It's pretty cool, but what about across 110th street, by Bobby Womack? it deserves at least the reference. Greetings from Spain

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