Quentin Tarantino and Decca Records today announced the release of Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight original motion picture soundtrack. The soundtrack will be available for purchase on CD, vinyl, and at digital retail worldwide via Decca Records on December 18, 2015. We are the lucky label to release the vinyl edition of the soundtrack in the US. The Hateful Eight film will be released on December 25, 2015 screening exclusively in 70 mm film and will open wide on January 8, 2016.
The standard vinyl edition of The Hateful Eight will be pressed on two 180-gram LP's house in a tri-fold reversible jacket with soft-touch finish containing a 60"x12" poster, a 36"x12" poster, and a 12-page booklet insert with stills from the film.
Pre-order Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LP here.
There WILL be a limited edition version of this soundtrack released in the future, but if we told you all the details of that highly desirable product now, we'd have to kill you. So be patient, lovers of exclusive vinyl... Your safety depends on it.
Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight Original Motion Picture Soundtrack features original compositions from world-renowned, award-winning Italian composer Ennio Morricone. While Tarantino is a lifelong fan of Morricone’s work and has used his music in his past five films, this historic collaboration marks the first time Morricone has recorded original music specifically for one of Tarantino’s films. It is also the first time Morricone has scored a Western film in over 40 years, since the release of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
Watch the Hateful Eight trailer below, get excited for December 18th, and pre-order your copy of the double LP now.
Just opened my copy of this (thank you, Mr. Blackwell) and giggled my ass off when I pulled the first record out and noticed that the inside of the sleeve is a repeat of the gatefold image. You guys…
Earlier I said I’d kill for this; fortunately I didn’t have to! Transmission Records has some copies for us internationals (at a damn good price too). Well done to Ennio for bagging the Golden Globe ;)
Congrats on the Golden Globe to Morricone, so well-deaerved
Some beefy collaterals in this release… Posteriffic to say the least
Having already bought this (yay!), I don’t want it again as a Vault package, terrific though it is. #26 is EXACTLY what I want as a Vault package, more like that, please!
I love how Tarantino approaches filmmaking as tiny music videos strung together in his head. I can’t wait to see the film and hear the soundtrack. I own all of the others, and this is terrific for TMR. Thanks for the heads-up about the Limited Edition. You will be selling this for years to come. Cheers
I picked up my copy yesterday at the Detroit store! The attention to detail, as always, is mind-blowing! ISTHISBEN, I too started my Vault journey with the Bonnaroo Vault. Maybe, just maybe, the limited edition will be the next Vault! Fingers crossed!
Mr jack37. I dont believe that third man is the label releasing this outside the US., therefore they cant sell outside the u.s. they arent tryn to jip Canada…. and if you ever think Canada is gettin jipped just think summer 2007 when Jack and Meg toured all throughout nowheresville Canada to show love to our friends up north :)
I reeeeallly hope the limited edition is the next vault package. I’ve only been a subscriber for about a year now (starting with Jack’s Bonaroo 3 LP) – it is still my favorite – Each subsequent release was excellent craftsmanship but like some of the other comments, I may have to save my money. Unless of course H8 is release #27
fuck the cops – buy records