HELP ME PLEASE!
I need the details of two songs in Kill Bill vol 2.
One of the songs is in the scene were Uma is on the bed with B.B. I know it is "about her" but is that remixed version on the soundtrack.
The second song I need to know is at the end were she is driving her car and the names are coming up.
i have tried IMDB, but Ithey don't list all the songs and they are not in the right order.
Any help wanted, Thanks!

The first song is "About Her" by Malcolm McLean and it is indeed on the soundtrack.

I can't remember what the song was over the end credits, but if you describe it a little I might be able to tell you if it's on the soundtrack.

The second song that plays over the black & white scenes of Uma driving at the end is "Goodnight Moon" by Shivaree. It's the second song on the CD soundtrack.

I thought "Goodnight Moon" played at the beginning? Either way, yeah it's on the soundtrack...and it's actually the first song (second track though).

Thank you, my friends.

Similar question...

In Vol. 1, what is the music that is playing when The Bride first reveals herself in the House of the Blue Leaves (and where can I find it on CD)? It isn't on the soundtrack . Sounds like it was probably taken directly from some old Kung Fu movie.

There's another one I heard in the movie that isn't on the soundtrack either, but I can't remember what part of the movie it was in (how's that for vague?).

Morricone's "Silhouette of Doom" plays over the driving scene at the beginning of the flick. I don't recall hearing Goodnight Moon anywhere else though.


That song is another Morricone called "Death Rides A Horse" and it's not on the soundtrack. Unfortunately there are a TON of great songs that aren't on the CD's. This is a movie that needed multiple CD releases as well!

I'm so disappointed that "Death Rides a Horse" isn't on the soundtrack CD. It's a great piece of music, is perfect for the scene, and I find it playing through my head quite a bit (especially if I've recently watched the film).

Do you guys by any chance know what song is playing when Bill goes to Budd's trailer in Volume 2? You know, when Bill says "That woman deserves her revenge, and we deserve to die..."

That's a Robert Rodriguez special. You can hear it on the KB2 website flash intro

http://killbill.movies.go.com/vol2/flash/

I have the MP3 of it without the Bill voiceover. Email me if you want it.

Does anyone know where I can download all of the music that are in the movie but not on the CD?

You can get most of the songs missing from the CD soundtrack of Vol. 1 here. The Volume 2 songs are probably soon to follow.

Thanks matome!

Thanks matome. I was going to ask that very question myself. I remember that it was mentioned in one of the very numerous Kill Bill theads, but I dreaded having to start sifting through them all to find the link.

No prob. If you really want to go crazy with the songs you can head over to that site's message boards where you can see where the truly fanatic KB fans are ("best giggle" poll, anyone?) and hang out in the music section where people swap songs that have been edited to match the exact version played in the movie. Not that I'm in that group or anything.

So does anyone have the complete list of music from both films and the order that they appear? I'd like to use my two soundtracks and other sources to make a proper "chronological" soundtrack. Thanks.

SPOILERS!!!!


This should be a fairly accurate list. I denoted songs that are on the CD soundtracks with a *

Volume 1

The HOBL fight cues are here since they're on the CD soundtrack. I didn't include the movie dialogue tracks.

Bang Bang-Nancy Sinatra [opening scene-credits]*
Music Box Dancer-Frank Mills [playing from the ice cream truck]
Ironside-Quincy Jones [zoom to The Bride's eyes] *
That Certain Female-Charlie Feathers [sheriff drives to the church massacre]*
Twisted Nerve-Bernard Herrmann [Elle enters the hospital]*
Seven Notes In Black-Vince Tempera [Buck finds The Bride gone]
Truck Turner-Isaac Hayes [The Bride searches for the ***** Wagon]
Grand Duel-Luis Bacalov [anime-intro]*
I Lunghi Giorni Della Vendetta-Armando Trovaioli [anime-Pretty Riki impales O'ren's father]
Run Fay Run-Isaac Hayes [anime-O-Ren with the sniper rifle]*
Kaifuku Suru Kizu-Lily Chou Chou [The Bride enters Hanzo's sword room]
The Lonely Shephard-Zamfir [Hattori Hanzo hands the sword over to The Bride] (also at the end credits)*
Green Hornet-Al Hirt [The Bride flies into Tokyo]*
Battle Without Honor or Humanity- Tomoyasu Hotei [O-ren motorcade-crew enters The House of Ble Leaves]*
I Walk Like Jane Mansfield-The 5678's [House of Blue Leaves]
I'm Blue-5678's [House of Blue Leaves]
Woohoo-5678's [House of Blue leaves-Bride/Sofie tracking shot]*
From Man To Man (Death Rides A Horse)-Ennio Morricone-[The Bride calls out O-Ren]
Flip Sting [HOBL fight]*
Super 16-NEU! (excerpt) [HOBL fight]*
Super 16 (Full)-NEU! [HOBL fight]
Crane/White Lightning [HOBL fight]*
Day Of Anger-Riz Ortolani [HOBL fight-buildup to The Bride removing the Crazy 88 eyeball]
Sword Swings [HOBL fight]*
Axe Throws [HOBL fight]*
Champions of Death-? [HOBL fight-Bride fights Johnny Mo on the stairs then hits him with the bamboo stick]
Police Check Point-Harry Betts [HOBL fight-The Bride looks up to see O-Ren leaving]
Nobody But Me-The Human Beinz [HOBL fight-Bride gets two swords]
Banister Fight [HOBL fight]*
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood-Santa Esmerelda [O-ren/Bride snow fight]*
The Flower of Carnage-Meiko Kaji [O-ren falls]*
Yagyu Conspiracy-? ["Your wicked life" trunk scene]
The Lonely Shepherd-Zamfir ["Does she know..." end credits] (also at the Hattori/Bride scene)*
Urami Bushi-Meiko Kaji [end credits] (on Vol. 2 CD soundtrack)



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Volume 2

Not sure about all the Robert Rodriguez cues here so I left them out. Also, no dialogue tracks here either.

A Silhouette of Doom-Ennio Morricone [opening credits, Bride recap of Vol. 1]*
Il Tramanto-Ennio Morricone [The Bride heads outside the chapel]*
A Satisfied Mind-Johnny Cash [The Bride gets ready to kill Budd]*
A Fistful of Dollars-Ennio Morricone [Budd spits on the Bride]
Can't Hardly Stand It-Charlie Feathers [Budd and Ernie go grave-digging]*
Il Mercenario-Ennio Morricone [nailing the casket shut]
Three Tough Guys-Isaac Hayes [Tiger Crane vs. Eagle Claw]
L'Arena-Ennio Morricone [Casket escape]*
The Chase-Alan Reeves [Elle driving to Budd]*
The Sunny Road To Salina-Bernard Girard-Christophe [The Bride walking through the desert]
Ironside [The Bride witnesses Elle's arrival]
A Silhouette of Doom-Ennio Morricone [Elle-Bea sword showdown]*
Tu Mira-Lole Y Manuel [Bea drives to Esteban]*
Summertime Killer-Luis Bacalov [The Bride goes to Bill]*
About Her-Malcolm McLaren [BB falls asleep]*
The Demise of Barbara and the Return of Joe/Navajo Joe-Ennio Morricone [Final Bill-Bride scene]
Malaguena Salerosa-Chingon [Cast picture credits]*
Goodnight Moon-Shivaree [Thr Bride driving credits]*
Urami Bushi-Meiko Kaji [end credits scroll]*
Black Mamba (instrumental) [end credits]* (hidden)

Awesome. Thanks!

There's still one little piece of music that I can't identify.It plays when the heart techique is used.

If you're talking about the cue that plays during the actual technique, it's an excerpt supposedly taken from the movie "Five Fingers of Death"

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood-Santa Esmerelda [O-ren/Bride snow fight]*

Watch this again on the DVD and try singing, "My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard, and they're like, it's better than yours..."

It's almost as good as the Dark Side of the Moon and The Wizard of Oz

Great list matome. Too bad that the soundtrack CD didn't have the music for the Shaw Brothers intro and "Our Feature Presentation". That would have been cool. Anyway, it would be nice to know which music cues came from films and what films those were. I took your list and added those I could think of off the top of my head (in bold). Can anyone add to this?


Volume 1

Shaw Brothers/Shawscope fanfare
Our Feature Presentation music
Bang Bang-Nancy Sinatra [opening scene-credits]*
Music Box Dancer-Frank Mills [playing from the ice cream truck]
Ironside-Quincy Jones [zoom to The Bride's eyes] *From the Ironside TV show of course, but also used in Five Fingers of Death, which is why Tarantino uses it
That Certain Female-Charlie Feathers [sheriff drives to the church massacre]*
Twisted Nerve-Bernard Herrmann [Elle enters the hospital]*
Seven Notes In Black-Vince Tempera [Buck finds The Bride gone] from Lucio Fulci's The Psychic
Truck Turner-Isaac Hayes [The Bride searches for the ***** Wagon]
Grand Duel-Luis Bacalov [anime-intro]*
I Lunghi Giorni Della Vendetta-Armando Trovaioli [anime-Pretty Riki impales O'ren's father]
Run Fay Run-Isaac Hayes [anime-O-Ren with the sniper rifle]*
Kaifuku Suru Kizu-Lily Chou Chou [The Bride enters Hanzo's sword room]
The Lonely Shephard-Zamfir [Hattori Hanzo hands the sword over to The Bride] (also at the end credits)*
Green Hornet-Al Hirt [The Bride flies into Tokyo]* From the Green Hornet TV show of course
Battle Without Honor or Humanity- Tomoyasu Hotei [O-ren motorcade-crew enters The House of Ble Leaves]*
I Walk Like Jane Mansfield-The 5678's [House of Blue Leaves]
I'm Blue-5678's [House of Blue Leaves]
Woohoo-5678's [House of Blue leaves-Bride/Sofie tracking shot]*
From Man To Man (Death Rides A Horse)-Ennio Morricone-[The Bride calls out O-Ren]
Flip Sting [HOBL fight]*
Super 16-NEU! (excerpt) [HOBL fight]*
Super 16 (Full)-NEU! [HOBL fight]
Crane/White Lightning [HOBL fight]*
Day Of Anger-Riz Ortolani [HOBL fight-buildup to The Bride removing the Crazy 88 eyeball]
Sword Swings [HOBL fight]*
Axe Throws [HOBL fight]*
Champions of Death-? [HOBL fight-Bride fights Johnny Mo on the stairs then hits him with the bamboo stick]
Police Check Point-Harry Betts [HOBL fight-The Bride looks up to see O-Ren leaving]
Nobody But Me-The Human Beinz [HOBL fight-Bride gets two swords]
Banister Fight [HOBL fight]*
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood-Santa Esmerelda [O-ren/Bride snow fight]*
The Flower of Carnage-Meiko Kaji [O-ren falls]* From Lady Snowblood, starring Meiko Kaji
Yagyu Conspiracy-? ["Your wicked life" trunk scene]
The Lonely Shepherd-Zamfir ["Does she know..." end credits] (also at the Hattori/Bride scene)*
Urami Bushi-Meiko Kaji [end credits] (on Vol. 2 CD soundtrack) From the Sansori (Female Convict Scorpion) series of films, also starring Kaji



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Volume 2

Not sure about all the Robert Rodriguez cues here so I left them out. Also, no dialogue tracks here either.

A Silhouette of Doom-Ennio Morricone [opening credits, Bride recap of Vol. 1]* From Un Dollero A Testa (Navajo Joe)
Il Tramanto-Ennio Morricone [The Bride heads outside the chapel]* From The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
A Satisfied Mind-Johnny Cash [The Bride gets ready to kill Budd]*
A Fistful of Dollars-Ennio Morricone [Budd spits on the Bride]
Can't Hardly Stand It-Charlie Feathers [Budd and Ernie go grave-digging]*
Il Mercenario-Ennio Morricone [nailing the casket shut]
Three Tough Guys-Isaac Hayes [Tiger Crane vs. Eagle Claw]
L'Arena-Ennio Morricone [Casket escape]* From Il Mercenario(A Professional Gun)
The Chase-Alan Reeves [Elle driving to Budd]*
The Sunny Road To Salina-Bernard Girard-Christophe [The Bride walking through the desert]
Ironside [The Bride witnesses Elle's arrival]
A Silhouette of Doom-Ennio Morricone [Elle-Bea sword showdown]*
Tu Mira-Lole Y Manuel [Bea drives to Esteban]*
Summertime Killer-Luis Bacalov [The Bride goes to Bill]*
About Her-Malcolm McLaren [BB falls asleep]*
The Demise of Barbara and the Return of Joe/Navajo Joe-Ennio Morricone [Final Bill-Bride scene]
Malaguena Salerosa-Chingon [Cast picture credits]*
Goodnight Moon-Shivaree [Thr Bride driving credits]*
Urami Bushi-Meiko Kaji [end credits scroll]*
Black Mamba (instrumental) [end credits]* (hidden

What's this "Demise of Barbara"? Is that the showgirl that gets shot in Navajo Joe? Because the music (In the movie)
only plays when Joe kills the baddie with the axe. It isn't featured anywhere else.

It's from the Italian soundtrack of Navajo Joe (track 9). I haven't seen the movie so I can't help you out there.

http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/c...p?movieid=8519

cultshock, The Sunny Road To Salina is, I believe, from the soundtrack of the 1971 film Road to Salina.

How's about an old thread bump?

Within the past few weeks, I've checked out some ol' cult classics and had a few Kill Bill bells rang due to the music. Starting with:

It's one of the themes for this movie composed by Nora Orlandi.

Robert Rodriguez neatly added a touch to the theme when Budd returns to his trailer at night.

Appears here as the title theme

Don't know who scores it though.