What do you associate most with Quentin Tarantino movies? Buckets of blood? Zippy dialogue? Lingering shots of bare feet?
Those are, of course, essential ingredients. It's hard to imagine any Tarantino movie, though, without the auteur's love of dropping in his favourite tracks and tunes to enhance the visceral delights happening on-screen. Of course, his flicks have a very particular visual and narrative style, but it's the accompanying music that feels just as important in defining the tone and character of any given scene as anything actually happening before your eyes. How, after all, can you disassociate Stuck In The Middle With You from Reservoir Dogs, or You Never Can Tell from the dance scene in Pulp Fiction?
