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Django Unchained Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

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Various Artists
(Seven Four Ent LLC/Republic)

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One of director Quentin Tarantino’s greatest strengths is his curatorial ability, which is why his soundtracks are so interesting and unique. The soundtrack for his most recent film, Django Unchained, is no exception.  The music is expectantly eclectic, ranging from Jim Croce to Rick Ross. About half of the tracks were written for the film, including a classic from Ennio Morricone who is Mr. Classic Soundtrack as well as some great songs from John Legend and Anthony Hamilton.

Tarantino’s take on the Spaghetti Western seems all the more interesting when listening to songs like Ross’s “100 Black Coffins” (which was produced by the film’s star Jamie Foxx) and “Unchained,” the mash-up between James Brown’s “The Payback” and Tupac’s “Untouchable.” The title song, Luis Bacalov’s “Django,” seems perfectly fitting and the soundtrack comes with some intense, quirky, offbeat, and sometimes shocking audio clips pulled from the film from actors Samuel L. Jackson, Christoph Waltz, Don Johnson, James Russo and Don Straud.

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About Tim Needles

Tim Needles is an artist, photographer, humorist, and writer from Long Island, NY. His writing and art work has been seen in multiple exhibitions and publications around New York as well as the Photographer’s Forum, French Photo, the New York Times, and LI Pulse magazine. He is also an educator and currently teaches art and film at Smithtown, NY and as an Education Leader for Adobe. He was recently the recipient of the Robert Rauschenberg Award in Washington DC and serves as the director of Strictly Students, a non-for-profit group for media and education. His work can be seen on his website: www.timneedles.com
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