- 1. The Revels Comanche (1961)From Pulp Fiction
- 2. Duanne Eddy Peter Gunn (1959)From the Adventures of Cliff Booth
- 3. Chuck Berry School Days (1957)
- 4. Johnny Cash So Doggone Lonesome (1955)From Dusk Till Dawn
- 5. Johnny Burnette Rock Billy Boogie (1956)From My Best Friend S Birthday
- 6. The Shirelles Baby It S You (1961)From Death Proof
- 7. William Bell Formula of Love (1961)From Death Proof
- 8. Connie Francis Stupid Cupid (1958)From Inglourious Basterds
- 9. Ricky Nelson Waitin In School (1957)From Pulp Fiction
- 10. Bobby Short Down In Mexico (1957)From Death Proof
- 11. Elvis Presley Heartbreak Hotel (1956)From True Romance
- 12. Frank Sinatra (Love is) the Tender Trap (1955)From True Romance
- 13. The Tornadoes the Gremmie (1962)
- 14. Link Wray Jack the Ripper (1962)From Desperado
- 15. Les Paul & Mary Ford How High the Moon (1951)From Death Proof
- 16. Chris Farlowe Air Travel (1962)
- 17. Bobby Freeman Fever (1962)
- 18. Abbe Lane & Xavier Cugat Malaguena Salerosa (1961)From Kill Bill: Vol. 2
- 19. The Ventures Green Leaves of Summer (1961)From Inglourious Basterds
- 20. Ennio Morricone Orchestra (Vocals By Peter Tevis) Pastures of Plenty (1962)
- 21. Porter Wagoner a Satisfied Mind (1957)From Kill Bill: Vol. 2
- 22. Esquivel Sentimental Journey (1961)From Four Rooms
- 23. The Ventures Spudnik [Aka Surf Rider ] (1962)
Music plays a vital role in the films of Quentin Tarantino. For him, songs are far more than background elements; they are essential storytelling tools. While preparing a film, he listens to countless tracks, using them to shape each scene's tone, rhythm, and emotional pulse. Some make it onto the official soundtrack; others never reach the final cut, yet still influence the creative process, helping define the atmosphere and emotional core of his work. Once Upon a Time... The Tarantino Sound Vol. 2, following its homonymous Vol. 1, gathers 23 additional songs from the distinctive cinematic universe that defines Tarantino's style—from his earliest project, My Best Friend's Birthday (1987), to The Adventures of Cliff Booth (2026), for which he contributed the script. 180-GRAM YELLOW COLORED VIRGIN VINYL - 23 TRACKS - LIMITED EDITION
