One of the top ten soundtracks with addiction and cult potential

Quentin Tarantino has always had, as well as his "spiritual brother" and Director-mate, Robert Rodriguez, a real knack for holistic features of his masterpieces: film and music form a coherent body of work, similar to earlier in Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone , This soundtrack is one of the ten best imho Soundtrack CDs at all, certainly comparable to the masterpieces of E. Morricone to the early films of Sergio Leone or to Vangelis Blade Runner. That is why it is at hand right on my multi-format player; some nights it runs with me up and down, if not exactly Desperado or Once upon a time in Mexico's turn.

This soundtrack is simply good: After I had overlooked the movie (criminally), I found this soundtrack here at Amazon. Alone this soundtrack transported so much atmosphere that I really waited for the DVD. In the meantime, this CD came quickly to my favorite list.

Conclusion: Five stars, cult and addictive.

If you like Ennio Morricone and the films of Sergio Leone, a Rodriguez fan or simply a trailer solid musical entertainment, you should buy this CD, and then enjoy.

Did you like the movie, you should also access: this CD is just for itself a masterpiece.

If you have not yet seen the film and are a fan of Antonio Banderas as a mariachi, Yojimbo, Leone or Clint Eastwood: catch up on!