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OST

Description:

Analog disc of the original soundtrack of the movie "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" A love letter to the Hollywood of the 1960s, with music selected by director Tarantino himself. Featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, two of the century's biggest stars in their first collaboration, the film explores the light and darkness of Hollywood's golden era in 1969, centered on their friendship and bond. Hollywood's genius director Quentin Tarantino spent five years writing this must-see summer blockbuster, which features Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, two of the century's biggest stars, in their first collaboration, and examines the light and darkness of Hollywood's Golden Age in 1969, centered on their friendship and bond! DiCaprio plays Rick Dalton, a TV actor who has passed the peak of his popularity. He is in a hurry to become a movie star. Cliff Booth (Pitt) is a stuntman and his best friend. In contrast to Rick, who is worn out from surviving in the fast-paced world of Hollywood, Cliff is always true to himself. The two have a perfect friendship, but the times are about to change.Then one day, director Roman Polanski, the darling of the era, and Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), a rising actress, and her husband move in next door to Rick. The two are at the peak of their brilliance. This brightness and darkness is Hollywood. Rick is determined to find the light of day as an actor once again, and he decides to appear in a macaroni western film in Italy. Then, on August 9, 1969, an incident occurs that changes the course of their lives and rewrites the history of cinema. The soundtrack disc to be released this time was selected by director Tarantino himself, and is meant to be a "love letter to 1960s Hollywood. It features songs by Paul Revere & the Raiders, Deep Purple, Neil Diamond, and other leading artists of the 1960s, as well as vintage radio advertisement soundtracks, beautifully recreating the golden age of rock. The soundtrack, one of Tarantino's best, is a must-listen, matching the film's worldview.

Tracklisting:

1.Treat Her Right / Roy Head & The Traits
2.Ramblin' Gamblin' Man / The Bob Seger System
3.Hush / Deep Purple
4.Mug Root Beer Advertisement / KHJ
5.Hector / The Village Callers
6.Son of a Lovin' Man / Buchanan Brothers
7.Paxton Quigley's Had The Course (from the MGM film Three in the Attic) / Chad & Jeremy
8.Hey Little Girl / Dee Clark
9.Summer Blonde Advertisement / Coty Inc
10.Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show / Neil Diamond