“When people ask me what kinds of music I listen to, I never really know what to say,” he said in the interview. “You are such a poseur and a lame-o for using a song another movie has already christened,” he said.Īnd that approach has continued to define later Tarantino soundtracks like the ones for Jackie Brown and Django Unchained. In a 1994 interview that later appeared as a bonus track on the two-disc 2002 collector’s edition of the soundtrack, Tarantino was adamant about keeping songs fresh in his movies. It was so successful, in fact, that it’s five surf-rock offerings renewed interest in the genre, prompting surf label Del-Fi to put out a comp called Pulp Surfin’ the next year, and its influence has continued to reverberate as the Black Eyed Peas sampled it on their 2006 single “Pump it.” The soundtrack made it to Number 21 on the Billboard 200 and has since sold more three and a half million copies. “This could easily be a Quentin tape,” he said at the time of its release. As it happens, Tarantino had mixtape sequencing in mind when he executive produced the album in 1994, rearranging the way the songs play out on the track list the same way he played with chronology in the movie. Picture This, a 1963 American game show hosted by Jerry Van Dyke on CBS. Picture This (American TV program), a 19481949 American 10-minute television program hosted by Wendy Barrie that aired on NBC.
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The mixture of surf, soul and shit-talking that Quentin Tarantino assembled for Pulp Fiction ‘s soundtrack played out like one of the world’s coolest mixtapes, which made it an instant classic when it came out. Picture This (British TV series), a 2008 British cross-platform project about photography that included a short television series on Channel 4.