The soundtrack to Quentin Tarantino’s True Romance released as massive vinyl box set

To mark its 25th anniversary.

The soundtrack to Quentin Tarantino’s 1993 cult classic True Romance will be released on vinyl for the first time in 25 years. Featuring music from Hans Zimmer, Soundgarden and Robert Palmer, it’s another shining example of Tarantino’s ability to synthesise moods and narratives with astute musical selections.

Set for the deluxe treatment by Wargod/Real Gone Music on 7th July, the soundtrack goes to town on coloured vinyl variations, appearing in Clarence-inspired “king gold” vinyl (limited to 297 copies), Alabama-inspired clear with aqua and pink splatter vinyl (limited to 686), or white blood splatter vinyl (limited to 2,000).

With spiffing new artwork by Metallica / Mastodon collaborator Rafal Wechterowicz, the box set contents reads like a grown-ups goody bag, featuring enamel pins, two pairs of sunglasses, a slipmat with movie art, a postcard from the film’s main characters, and all sorts of other bits and pieces from the film.

Take a look at the package in more detail below and pre-order your copy here.

Tracklist:

Side Clarence:

02. Charlie Sexton – Graceland

03. John Waite – In Dreams

04. Charles & Eddie – Wounded Bird

05. Nymphomania – I Want Your Body

06. Hans Zimmer – Stars at Dawn

Side Alabama:

02. Delibes – Viens Mallika Sous le Dome Edais from Lakme

03. Robert Palmer – (Love Is) The Tender Trap

04. Soundgarden – Outshined

05. Hans Zimmer – Amid the Chaos of the Day

06. Chris Isaak – Two Hearts