Any chance there might actually be a complete soundtrack from both flicks? While I haven't seen v2 yet, there were some tracks missing from the first soundtrack. I downloaded 'em, but i'd prefer to have a hard copy.

Picked up the CD today (thank you, Borders employee discount). Haven't listened to it yet, because I also got the remasters of the first two Echo and the Bunnymen albums.

I completely agree with you on Shivaree. What a fantastic voice Ambrosia Parsley has! I cannot wait to hear their actual albums.

Meanwhile, Tu Mira sounds horrible separated from the film.

Has anyone found this at Best Buy? I was gonna run by there and try to pick it up later. I had to go to Borders to get the first one and was hoping not to have to this time.

The Best Buy near me had copies of the soundtrack in the same rack where the Vol-1 DVDs were being sold, but I got mine at Target instead.

Can't wait to see this tonight!

Yeah, I found my copy at Best Buy as well... though with the first one I couldn't find it anywhere. I don't remember where I eventually found it.

In response to my earlier question if that "final 10 seconds" of the song was to be used in the film. After seeing the movie myself, the answer is Yes! And it was used twice!
The vocal (Which is supposed to be a Native American chant from Navajo Joe) was used at the opening credit sequence. AND for the magnificent showdown with Bride & Elle! Thanks Quentin, you sure know how to set music to pictures.

Malcolm McLaren's "About Her" is a great track.

Are there any songs that are in the film that aren't on this soundtrack? It was fun searching down the ones missing from the Vol 1 soundtrack.

If you go to the Vol-2 site at Kill-Bill.com, you'll hear some pieces of music that are in the film but not on the soundtrack. There's the "main index" music that plays twice during Budd's scenes. I don't know what this is, but I sure do love it.
And if you click on Budd's trailer, you'll hear some electric guitar music (It plays when Elle is putting the money in the case) I love this piece as well and would be very impressed if it was Robert Rodriguez who scored these.
RZA did the music that plays on Bill's section and it's in the film where Pai Mei is training the bride. Don't know what this is called either.

A few other tunes I noticed in the movie are "Fistful of Dollars" by Morricone which plays during the salt-rock sequence and the closing theme of "Navajo Joe" plays during Bill's last scene.

Ah yes, the song that builds when The Bride is trying to break the board. That's one, I hope I can find somewhere. I'll have to keep an eye out, thanks.