cultish!

Soundtracks're usually either terribly boring or consist exclusively of titles that do not appear in the film, plus a hit that is played in the credits. Here it is different. The director of Pulp Fiction Quentin Tarantino realized the importance of music for a film and explained the choices a top priority. The result is a soundtrack that is as iconic as the movie. Who knew before this CD already "You never can tell," even though this is probably the best piece of Chuck Berry is all about? Who would have thought that Dusty Springfield can be so damn cool as her "Son of a Preacherman" suggests. An absolute must-have! (This is an Amazon.com at the university-student review.)