I actually came online to write a review about the hit move Pulp Fiction, but when the search result came up, I was surprised to see that no one had dared tackle the soundtrack to the film, which in my opinion is on of its best features.

Tim Roth is one of my favourite actors, and although this wouldn't be one of his standout scenes, it is a nice feature that the opening dialog used in the movie is used at the start of the soundtrack. It is one of those quotes that you know, even if you haven't seen Pulp Fiction before. And of course, it leads into that classic bit of guitar music, then the trumpets kick in, into an orgy of sound that is the Pulp Fiction opening credit music. Wow.

This is maybe not one of the coolest lines in the movie, but it is certainly memorable, and it was fitting I think to have this quote slotted into the soundtrack, some people I know think it sounds a little bit out of place, but I like it, and its my review!

Has there ever been a funkier song ever made? ever! This for me sums up Pulp Fiction, its just class. Pure funk with breakdowns, the lot in it. Good use of trumpets, and I particularly like the vocals in it. Great song.

This song is being played in the background when Butch is talking to Marcelles Wallace about the fight that Butch is going to fix in Mr Wallace's favour. The song is far mellower than Jungle Boogie a very soft song, really good to chill out to. Not really a fan of this genre of music (See my others reviews and you will see!) but this song just works, good stuff.

Probably one of my least favourite songs on this compilation album, this may be because there is no memorable link between this and the movie itself, or maybe the depressing country and western song is just too much. Its also incredible cheesy, if you ever get a scratch on your cd and one track is ruined, you would hope it would be during this track.

One of the most famous songs on this album, I am (thank god) too young to know if the film made this famous or if it was popular before hand, I really hope it was the later, it really is a good soul song. I am not as a general rule a big fan of female vocals, but Dusty's vocals on this track are powerful without being over-powering. Whoever you are, no matter how macho you think you are, YOU WILL SING ALONG TO THIS SONG, why fight it, it is that good.

Everyone knows this dance, before you were old enough to watch Pulp Fiction you were dancing the dance in the school disco. I wonder however how good this song is if you ignore the dance and the movie, a decent swing song I guess, but nothing out of this world. For fans of the movie it will do just fine, but for swing fans, I know there are better songs than this one to get your swing on to!

Quite possibly the best song on this album, very powerful with good lyrical content and even better music to back it up with. I don't know about any of you but I find myself doing the exact same thing Mia Wallace does in the film the "woah woah woah" thing. Please comment on this review telling me you do too! Could you also tell me, what type of music is this? I really can't put my finger on it, all I know is I love this song, and have been a fan of Urge Overkill for a while. As a side note, I would highly recommend the album - Americruiser by them.

More country and western rubbish in my opinion, although perhaps slightly better done, for some reason I can stomach female vocalists in this genre moreso than the male, they seem less whiney or something, one thing I will say about her, she can't half hold a note when she has to! At 4 minutes 56 seconds it seems a shame that the longest song on the album is probably the second worst.

A very different type of song now, very southern country bumpken. I really like this, I don't really know why though there is nothing lyrically or musically impressive, but when has that ever stopped anyone from finding a song catchy. Its a very bouncy song, very happy.

What a way to leave the soundtrack on, perhaps the best bible quote (next to Iron Maidens number of the beast quote) Go to church kids, or this mother will bust a cap in yo ass! Seriously though, a good way to end this soundtrack, it was a thought out move, it wasn't just 52 seconds of filler.