In April 2026, Paste magazine named the Pulp Fiction soundtrack the “greatest movie soundtrack of all time.” Pulp Fiction outranked The Graduate, Saturday Night Fever, Purple Rain, and more on the list of 50 films.
Pulp Fiction didn’t commission a traditional film score, but Tarantino’s hand-picked song selections became a pivotal part of the hit movie. In addition to the opener “Misirlou,” songs featured on the Pulp Fiction soundtrack included "Jungle Boogie" by Kool & the Gang, "Son of a Preacher Man” by Dusty Springfield, “Let’s Stay Together by Al Green, and “Flowers on the Wall” by the Statler Brothers.
Tarantino added, “One of the things about using music in movies that's so cool, is the fact that if you do it right, if you use the right song, in the right scene… when you do it right and you hit it right, then the effect is you can never really hear this song again without thinking about that image from the movie.”
‘Pulp Fiction’ ‘reinvented the film soundtrack.’
The Pulp Fiction soundtrack has been praised by film reviewers for three decades. In 2014, Varietynoted that the iconic soundtrack “effortlessly mixes musical styles the way the film blends genres,” adding, “The multi-platinum album reinvigorated surf-rock to the extent that Del-Fi Records released a competing compilation a year later titled 'Pulp Surfin’.”
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