I'm so glad Quentin Tarantino used these musical pieces in Kill Bill. It's just a reminder for those who have experienced it before from previous western movies and an introduction to those who have not heard it before. This is how you keep music this great alive.
I so agree with you. Even though the piece is shortened a bit for editing purpose in Kill Bill, weren't it for QT, I probably never would've had the chance to listen to this masterpiece. Ennio Morricone is the greatest.
What I love about this song in particular is that its from the soundtrack to one of the worst westerns ever made, Navajo Joe. The soundtrack, however, is phenomenal. I have it on LP, had to track it down on ebay. I would say more than any soundtrack, this influenced the feel of Kill Bill vol 2. Morricone brought his best no matter the film- and Tarantino gave this wonderful music its rightful place. It means so much more here.
Bill: Hum! Pai Mei taught you the five-point-palm-exploding-heart-technique? Beatrix: Course He did Bill: Why didn't you tell me? Beatrix: I don't know... because I'm a... bad person Bill: No, you're not a bad person, you are... terrific person, you are my favorite person, but every once and a while... you can be a real cunt Bill: How do I look? Beatrix: You look ready
This is just one more reasons why movies like Twilight are forgotten after five years, while movies like Navajo Joe and the Dollars Trilogy are still remembered after over 50. Soundtracks just aren't made like this anymore.
+MrRoboto81 Morricone is doing the whole soundtrack for Tarantino's new western movie. Can't fucking wait for that. I am getting kind of tired of Zimmer and his rehashing of his older soundtracks.
I'd bet anything you were in elementary school when kill bill 2 was released. There's no way you'd make a ridiculous claim like that otherwise, banana sandwich.
+MrRoboto81 I was in elementary school when Kill Bill 2 was released and it's my favorite movie haha But, you can't criticize soundtrack's movies, especially for Twilight. I've never watched it, and i'm sure the movie sucks, but i know the sountrack is really good ! :)
When I watched Kill Bill for the first time the other day, I literally started shedding tears at 2:55 because this song makes Bill's death seem noble and inspiring. How he can just calmly walk into his destiny, entirely straight-faced, after everything that's happened....it's just emotionally overwhelming.
hahaha you know what's funny? Earlier this summer I watched "Navajo Joe" (starring Burt Reynolds) and then I watched Kill Bill, and QT nicked the song from Sergio Corbucci's 1966 spaghetti western of the same name. Im TELLING YOU: If you haven't in ten years, please, by God, watch "Navajo Joe". It's beautiful. Namaste.
Listening to this before the finale of Samurai Jack. The tale of the wandering samurai finally comes to an end. Thank you Genndy Tartakovsky, you are to animation what Tarantino is to films and Ennio is to music.
@Lamporre Well actually, it plays during the scene where Navajo Joe kills the Big Bad, but in the process has been shot several times, and begins as he sits down to die.
Always loved this song. Decided to listen to it just now and then I realize that this is the song I'd use to describe my father's death. He passed seven days ago, and he deserves no less. This song justifies the honor by which he lived.
Sorry about your Dad passing. My Dad was named also Bill, and he fell dead on the grass, just like in Bill's death scene. This song is proper for such a solemn time.
@@thomassawicki2065 I don't understand. He posted this 9 years ago and we are only just seeing it..I hope he is doing okay and found his peace and prosperity in life. God bless you wookysnacky666 and you as well Thomas
Another proof that Tarantino is a genius- because even for the soundtrack, he only wanted the best. And who could give the most dramatic melody for a death scene than Ennio? Simply sensational, now and then.
It don't take a genius to recognize beauty, all that takes is ears, tarantino cherry picks things from cinema but he has nothing new or original to offer the viewer, just nostalgia repackaged
I really love this. My husband introduced me to Kill Bill, vol. 1 and 2, a couple weeks ago. I was wary of them, but I fell in love with them after watching them both. This is a perfect song for Bill’s death scene.
I love this song. Every time I hear it I just fall in love with it brings me to tears, the ending is my favorite part of the song. Cause the kill bill movies. The person that's singing at the end it's just amazing.
I spend the first three minutes of this song feeling somber and admittedly slightly disappointed compared to what I'd heard from Kill Bill but that fourth minute, oh mer gerd it gave me legitimate goosebumps and I think I music climaxed at the end of it.
It's called a crescendo, a build up to something greater and it would not be this great without the first portion of the song. That's the problem with your generation (going by that profile picture), you want the orgasm without the build up to it.
the part @ 2:55 ALWAYS got me when I heard it in Kill Bill! I always had to watch that scene 3 or more times. I'm so happy to have finally found the full version. =D
Navajo Joe is an inferior film overall, but this piece of music was used better in that one than in Kill Bill Vol. 2 (too stagey, you know). And Election's light comic touch is no bad either.
Ennio Morricone. Der Mount Everest der Filmmusik. Dieses Stück ist einfach unbeschreiblich. Filmmusik braucht Zeit sich zu entfalten. Ein Zitat von Ihm. In diesem Stück spürt man es. R.I.P Maestro
Solo vine a despetirme y qué mejor con esta exelente obra, en fin soy un adicto robo para poder mantener mis vicios pero hoy ya fui muy lejos y lo qué hice ya no se puede arreglar, no pisare una carcel y mejor terminar todo aqui. No fue una buena vida ojala fuera de otra forma hasta siempre...
some should watch NAVAJO JOE because this masterpiece is from Sergio Corbucci's movie; but now only remembered through Tarantino :) Anyway it is a masterpiece
I can't stop coming back to this song. I just can't. And when I leave it's only to cheat on it with The Ecstasy of Gold or The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. DOBROJ, I'm sorry I've been unfaithful. But on that note, why are there so many live videos of Ecstasy and none of this song? All of the Ecstasy videos are fresh with unique tempo markings, this song would be key if he did it live!
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you're not a bad person, you're a terrific person. ...you're my favourite person.
***** too right
Venom snake How do I look?
J Ovesen You look ready.
Every once
in a while.
@@Ramalamb 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
If this song aint playing at my funeral, I'm not dying.
This is officially my favorite youtube comment in history
🤣🤣🤣🤣 same, brother same !!!
I need to "borrow" this for a few years later on ... Best YT comment ever
And if you’re not dying you’re not taking me with you
Absolute top comment to for unbelievable work of art
I agree, also...Happy new year folks 🎉
I'm so glad Quentin Tarantino used these musical pieces in Kill Bill. It's just a reminder for those who have experienced it before from previous western movies and an introduction to those who have not heard it before. This is how you keep music this great alive.
I so agree with you. Even though the piece is shortened a bit for editing purpose in Kill Bill, weren't it for QT, I probably never would've had the chance to listen to this masterpiece.
Ennio Morricone is the greatest.
What I love about this song in particular is that its from the soundtrack to one of the worst westerns ever made, Navajo Joe. The soundtrack, however, is phenomenal. I have it on LP, had to track it down on ebay. I would say more than any soundtrack, this influenced the feel of Kill Bill vol 2. Morricone brought his best no matter the film- and Tarantino gave this wonderful music its rightful place. It means so much more here.
RIP Ennio Morricone!!
November 10, 1928 to July 6, 2020
Nessuno mai potrà mai eguagliarlo, lui si che è vissuto come una leggenda musicale
Amazing no one mentioned in these comments about the movie this comes from... Sergio Corbucci's 1966 classic Navajo Joe
Here for Ennio. Perfect song for his passing. Here's to a legend.
R.I.P David Carradine-Bill
"How do i look?"
you look ready
gay
Fat
Stupid
YOU LOOK REALLY READY
One of the best of Morricone's pieces.
This definitely need to be played at my funeral.
same
me too
Mine as well.
Yep same
"Mine" for the body you say?
Had to listen to this when I finished Red Dead Redemption. It just felt right.
Jesus man, don't make me cry again.
I listened to it as John walked out of the barn, biggest mistake and greatest achievement of my life
Thumbs up if you’ve played red dead 2 all the way through
@@thelonelygamer3007 I will someday. I promise.
ShaDHP23 soon never comes with a game like red dead 2 and we all know it 😂
*Bill:* How do I look?
*Beatrix:* You look ready.
I have legit goosebumps from listening to this track. Ennio Morricone is a musical genius.
You certainly got that correct .
The problem with Morricone tracks is finding ones that DON'T give you goosebumps, lumpy throats, or downright tears...
Bill: Hum! Pai Mei taught you the five-point-palm-exploding-heart-technique?
Beatrix: Course He did
Bill: Why didn't you tell me?
Beatrix: I don't know... because I'm a... bad person
Bill: No, you're not a bad person, you are... terrific person, you are my favorite person, but every once and a while... you can be a real cunt
Bill: How do I look?
Beatrix: You look ready
#pinto
FIRST STEP...
+Jonathan Castro Best comment to this song ever.......
+flynnthorington SECOND STEP...
Colin MacKinnon THIRD STEP....
RIP
I don’t care how many times I see it. When Bill asks Bea “How do I look?” My eyes just well up dawg.
Congrats to Ennio on the oscar! About time!
Amen brother!
Kill bill is probably one of the most underrated movies ever!
Love the two movies. Have seen both over 100 times. The end!!! What a feel good time!
Espectacular !!! 🎉🥹☺️
Five point palm exploding heart technique!❤
This is just one more reasons why movies like Twilight are forgotten after five years, while movies like Navajo Joe and the Dollars Trilogy are still remembered after over 50.
Soundtracks just aren't made like this anymore.
+MrRoboto81 Morricone is doing the whole soundtrack for Tarantino's new western movie. Can't fucking wait for that. I am getting kind of tired of Zimmer and his rehashing of his older soundtracks.
+MrRoboto81 Twilight had a way better soundtrack.
I'd bet anything you were in elementary school when kill bill 2 was released. There's no way you'd make a ridiculous claim like that otherwise, banana sandwich.
+MrRoboto81 I was in elementary school when Kill Bill 2 was released and it's my favorite movie haha
But, you can't criticize soundtrack's movies, especially for Twilight. I've never watched it, and i'm sure the movie sucks, but i know the sountrack is really good ! :)
Well Ennio is a once every few generations talent. Thankfully, he has lasted for a few himself, but most soundtracks aren't really as good as his...
R.I.P. Ennio Morricone. Hopefully they play this song on your funeral. Salute!
Awesome...thanks for sharing
When I watched Kill Bill for the first time the other day, I literally started shedding tears at 2:55 because this song makes Bill's death seem noble and inspiring. How he can just calmly walk into his destiny, entirely straight-faced, after everything that's happened....it's just emotionally overwhelming.
hahaha you know what's funny? Earlier this summer I watched "Navajo Joe" (starring Burt Reynolds) and then I watched Kill Bill, and QT nicked the song from Sergio Corbucci's 1966 spaghetti western of the same name. Im TELLING YOU: If you haven't in ten years, please, by God, watch "Navajo Joe". It's beautiful. Namaste.
At last! I've been finding these song title! Now i know!
Ennio the GOD of all movie sountraks❤
Ne harika bir eser...
Listening to this before the finale of Samurai Jack. The tale of the wandering samurai finally comes to an end. Thank you Genndy Tartakovsky, you are to animation what Tarantino is to films and Ennio is to music.
@Lamporre Well actually, it plays during the scene where Navajo Joe kills the Big Bad, but in the process has been shot several times, and begins as he sits down to die.
Songs like this are what make movies legendary.
Great Tune for Bills Death on kill bill, Greatest movie ever made
+BMStopMotions im not sure if it is the greatest movie ever made... but it is certainly one of the greatest stories ever told by a human being
you both drunk but is a nice movie
@@HotCacahuete Exactly, both are stupidly exaggerated, but the quality and personality of the movie is undeniable
Simply Ennio... From Trastevere, Rome.... he love music..... And we never have another like him, love you Maestro
Always loved this song. Decided to listen to it just now and then I realize that this is the song I'd use to describe my father's death. He passed seven days ago, and he deserves no less. This song justifies the honor by which he lived.
Sorry about your Dad passing.
My Dad was named also Bill, and he fell dead on the grass, just like in Bill's death scene.
This song is proper for such a solemn time.
@@thomassawicki2065 I don't understand. He posted this 9 years ago and we are only just seeing it..I hope he is doing okay and found his peace and prosperity in life. God bless you wookysnacky666 and you as well Thomas
I went to the last Morricone concert in the Verona's arena. So glad to had the opportunity to hear these beautiful tracks..
Another proof that Tarantino is a genius- because even for the soundtrack, he only wanted the best. And who could give the most dramatic melody for a death scene than Ennio? Simply sensational, now and then.
well Tarantino actually borrowed the tune, just as he usually does, from the spaghetti western movies. Check the movie titled "Navajo Joe"
This is original score for Navajo joe by Sergio Corbucci who has inspired many Tarantino movies .
It don't take a genius to recognize beauty, all that takes is ears, tarantino cherry picks things from cinema but he has nothing new or original to offer the viewer, just nostalgia repackaged
When the song drops my casket goes into the ground. That is my last wish.
Rest in peace you legend. One of my favorites.
"Pai Mei taught you the five point palm exploding heart technique..."
So hauntingly beautiful.
This is classic Morricione!! There will never be another like him
I really love this. My husband introduced me to Kill Bill, vol. 1 and 2, a couple weeks ago. I was wary of them, but I fell in love with them after watching them both. This is a perfect song for Bill’s death scene.
You husband is a piece of shit Brown?
This epic Morricone music is from "Navajo Joe' starring Burt Reynolds 1966. Bravo Maestro!
who of today's crap times we live, and not in music only, can write today such a masterpiece????? There are no words master Ennio Morricone
I love this song. Every time I hear it I just fall in love with it brings me to tears, the ending is my favorite part of the song. Cause the kill bill movies. The person that's singing at the end it's just amazing.
RIP 💔💔
Dnt know why but this music gives vibes of inspiration to come full circle
How on earth is it possible to compose something like this?! I mean like... HOW????
2:55 - damn it, ears go back, and ninja cutting onions.
RIP Maestro :(
I spend the first three minutes of this song feeling somber and admittedly slightly disappointed compared to what I'd heard from Kill Bill but that fourth minute, oh mer gerd it gave me legitimate goosebumps and I think I music climaxed at the end of it.
It's called a crescendo, a build up to something greater and it would not be this great without the first portion of the song. That's the problem with your generation (going by that profile picture), you want the orgasm without the build up to it.
The tune is from the movie " Navajo Joe", guys. Tarantino usually borrows such tunes from Ennio's spaghetti western soundtracks.
And because of "Kill Bill", it allowed many people to discover films like "Navajo Joe", "Lady Snowblood", "Death Rides a Horse" and so on.
This song defines epic.
Long live Ennio Morricone.
I want to listen to this when I die
+I banish the fake. when you die from a five point palm exploding heart technique?
ᅝ of course
I banish the fake. ^^
+I banish the fake. the only i fell in my brain, when it will happen
Yes i'm too. I hope i can when I die!!!
Rest in Peace Ennio Morricone🙏😇...Forever a Legend!
Hell has no fury...
Like a woman scorned
True. She will kill the kids too. And get beat and still wear makeup real pretty just to beat your meat when you're fast asleep.
El maestro Ennio un genio de la musica que sale cada poco tiempo , y deja un legado para eternidad , gracias maestro !!!
god, this is such an incredible song.
RIP Ennio Morricone!
the part @ 2:55 ALWAYS got me when I heard it in Kill Bill! I always had to watch that scene 3 or more times.
I'm so happy to have finally found the full version. =D
Keep in mind, folks. This man was a Big name BEFORE someone like Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner, or even John Williams were.
now that I've watched all the movies that feature this masterpiece - Navajo Joe, Election, Kill Bill Vol. 2 - I can die more peacefully.
did you wach kill bill vol 1
yes, why?
kill bill used it best
Draco Meteor i totallly agree
Navajo Joe is an inferior film overall, but this piece of music was used better in that one than in Kill Bill Vol. 2 (too stagey, you know). And Election's light comic touch is no bad either.
A perfect theme for "Badass goes out with dignity"
R.I.P. Ennio Morricone
tarantino is possibly the only one who could ever make the word 'cunt' seem affectionate
RIP Maestro
R.I.P. 😢
this is truly some of the best music ive ever heard, soo epic and it touches my soul everytime, ennio is one of the best composers to ever live!
Kinda makes me cry when I hear this cause my great grandmother watched this with me and passed away in 2012 but great soundtrack we loved ot
J. Harley sorry to hear that :(. I hope she hears this song in the afterlife as well tho :) !
Cris Hofer so do. I'm sure she's listening now
Ennio Morricone. Der Mount Everest der Filmmusik. Dieses Stück ist einfach unbeschreiblich. Filmmusik braucht Zeit sich zu entfalten. Ein Zitat von Ihm. In diesem Stück spürt man es. R.I.P Maestro
What a genius. So beautiful..
Under the skin
Really thank you Mr. Morricone
Thank you Mr. Tarantino
Todos diciendo que la pongan en su funeral cuando la obra inspira a levantar la cabeza y segui adelante con la mayor dignidad posible.
Bill: Pai mei taught you the 5 finger palm exploding technique ???
Bride: Course he did.
Great composer!
Kill bill the last scene !! I love it .. ❤❤
2:55 is what you’re here for!
This is amazing! i love all ennio morricone themes
Solo vine a despetirme y qué mejor con esta exelente obra, en fin soy un adicto robo para poder mantener mis vicios pero hoy ya fui muy lejos y lo qué hice ya no se puede arreglar, no pisare una carcel y mejor terminar todo aqui. No fue una buena vida ojala fuera de otra forma hasta siempre...
I really do love this songs it's very unique and awesome my dad says that they use this song to play on old classic western movie's.
Yes it's in a film called Navaho Joe staring Burt Reynolds
This is a true masterpiece...a fitting tribute to a great warrior like Bill. ^_^
Rest in peace, David Carradine.
i listen to this song over and over again but it never gets old
1974 to 2003 and still moving and significant - thank you for this soundtrack classic - Cheers, DAVEDJ
RIP big homie
homie big rip
This hits harder now that he’s gone.
Best Ennio crescendo of all time right here.
Che grande maestro!
2:54 ❤
some should watch NAVAJO JOE because this masterpiece is from Sergio Corbucci's movie; but now only remembered through Tarantino :)
Anyway it is a masterpiece
You ain't kidding
This song gives me chills everytime i hear it. Masterpiece!
My legend
Always be remembered.
fantastic!!! brilliant song just like in the good bad and ugly just pure classic
Rip Legend 🙏🏻💯
Yes sir GREATEST!!!! I was fortunate enough to have a bro to take me to see it opening night bck n 03
Ennio Morricone a living legend
So beautiful!
"...You look ready."
I can't stop coming back to this song. I just can't. And when I leave it's only to cheat on it with The Ecstasy of Gold or The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. DOBROJ, I'm sorry I've been unfaithful.
But on that note, why are there so many live videos of Ecstasy and none of this song? All of the Ecstasy videos are fresh with unique tempo markings, this song would be key if he did it live!
RiP Morricone
2:55
that moment when shit gets real
that part was played in kill bill vol 2