Cult to annoying

Even if the quality of the cinematic Dual Packs of Quentin Tarantino is assessed differently, as are the respective soundtracks beyond all discussion. Because, as with his films Tarantino is an avid collector with a penchant for obscure and with the urge to revive apparently forgotten classics.

And so we hear on the soundtrack to "Death Proof" RŽnŽB of the Coasters, Eddie Floyd (he comes from the original "Knock on Wood" 1966), Joe Tex (Best Southern Soul) or Pacific Gas & Electric's version of the ubiquitous " Stagger Lee ". More 60s with Jack Nitzsche and Dave Dee with her classic "Hold Tight". Besides obscure soundtracks from Italy with Ennio Morricone or Dinaggio Pino, 70 with T.Rex or Smith likes April Marchs lolitaeske version of Serge Gainsbourg's classic "Chick Habbit".

And of course, dialogues are built from the film on this soundtrack. Cult to annoying. But in the end breaks Eddie Beram's "Riot in Thunder Alley" as a quasi-recognition sound for this film everything out again.