From Dusk Till Dawn: Music From The Motion Picture [Soundtrack]

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Quentin Tarantino's trash-talking original soundtrack is fuelled by a greasy Tex-Mex theme. Starting with the Blasters classic "Dark Night," this album rumbles like a gang of renegade vampire bikers through a sharp new one from ZZ Top ("She's Just Killing Me"), a classy Jimmy Vaughan blooze ("Dengue Woman Blues"), an outrageous vignette by Cheech Marin, a couple of vintage Stevie Ray sides, and some rockin' Tejano tornados from Tito Larriva. --Jeff Bateman

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From Dusk Till Dawn: Music From The Motion Picture [Soundtrack]

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One of the Best Soundtrack Albums EVER
Great!!
A great mix of western rock
An okay CD

From Dusk Till Dawn: Music From The Motion Picture
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000002BGR
Release Date: 1996-01-23

Tracks:

Everybody Be Cool - George Clooney
Dark Night - The Blasters
Mexican Blackbird - ZZ Top
Texas Funeral - Jon Wayne
Foolish Heart - The Mavericks
Would You Do Me A Favor? - Juliette Lewis & Quentin Tarantino
Dengue Woman Blues - Jimmie Vaughn
Torquay - The Leftovers
She's Just Killing Me - ZZ Top
Chet's Speech - Cheech Marin
Angy Cockroaches (Cucarachas Enojadas) - Tito & Tarantula
Mary Had A Little Lamb - Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble
After Dark - Tito & Tarantula
Willie The Wimp (And His Cadillac Coffin) - Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble
Kill The Band - Tom Savini
Mexican Standoff - Graeme Revell
Sex Machine Attacks - Graeme Revell
Bonus Track 1 - From Dusk Till Dawn: Music From The Motion Picture

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Quentin Tarantino's trash-talking original soundtrack is fuelled by a greasy Tex-Mex theme. Starting with the Blasters classic "Dark Night," this album rumbles like a gang of renegade vampire bikers through a sharp new one from ZZ Top ("She's Just Killing Me"), a classy Jimmy Vaughan blooze ("Dengue Woman Blues"), an outrageous vignette by Cheech Marin, a couple of vintage Stevie Ray sides, and some rockin' Tejano tornados from Tito Larriva. --Jeff Bateman

Customer Reviews:

Question that no review has answered.......2007-01-29

This is not a review but a question: does this soundtrack contain the song the bar band is playing during Santanico Pandamonium's (Salma Hayek's) dance / seduction / prelude to vamping out? (That scene is so erotic, dreamy, and hypnotic.) Have been burned in the past by so-called soundtrack albums that leave off the most distinctive songs (haven't we all?), so just checking before I buy it. From reviewing the credits, I suspect this song is "After Dark" but I want to be sure. Thanks!

One of the Best Soundtrack Albums EVER.......2006-11-10

Front to back this soundtrack is dynamite. Watch the volume on Cheech's cut("Chet's Speech"). Might offend everybody within earshot. Tito and Tarantula are awesome and this is one of the few albums available that their music (just two cuts)is on. George Clooney's "Everybody Be Cool" must be played at maximum volume. "Texas Funeral" has become my all time favorite country ballad. I give this 10 out of 5!

Great!!.......2002-04-11

This has got it all, Metal country and several songs I don't know how to classify. Wonderful

Parents be warned several speeches about various portions of the female anatomy.

A great mix of western rock.......2001-01-01

I found the movie hilarious and entertaining, and the soundtrack is even better.I am a huge fan of the southwestern rock, and this CD is what I have been looking for. Chet's speech is one of the highlights of the album. There is one fault to the album, and that is the goofy song Texas funeral. It's just too damn weird. Besides that, the album is great.

An okay CD.......2000-08-29

I got this CD because I loved Robert Rodriguez's soundtrack for 'Desperado'. I like just about every song on that CD. I got this one because I like the opening title song and the barroom songs. I was hoping to be pleasantly surprised by the rest of the songs, but unfortunately I wasn't. The rest of the songs aren't bad, but they don't knock my socks off either. You also get Chet's speech, which is hilarious. The hidden track is the second part of his speech and should have been tagged on to the first part, which I find a bit annoying. Also, the barroom songs didn't seem as bright or peppy as they did in the DVD when I first heard them. This was disappointing. They sounded more studio produced then live. None-the-less, if you really liked certain songs from the movie and have to have them, I'd get this CD otherwise I might skip it.

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