'I Giorni Dell'Ira' by Riz Ortolani (from Day of Anger) – heard when The Bride plucks an eye from one of the Crazy 88.'Funky Fanfare' by Keith Mansfield – heard as the logo music for the Our Feature Presentation film snipe.'Yagyu Conspiracy' by Toshiaki Tsushima (from Shogun's Samurai) – background music for 'You're My Wicked Life'.'Police Check Point' by Harry Betts (from the film Black Mama White Mama) – heard briefly in the House of Blue Leaves battle.' Nobody but Me' by The Human Beinz – heard in the House of Blue Leaves battle.'Kenka Karate Kyokushin Ken Opening Theme' – heard in the house of Blue Leaves when the bride fights the boss of the crazy 88s.'From Man to Man' from the Death Rides a Horse soundtrack by Ennio Morricone – heard in the House of Blue Leaves battle.'I'm Blue' and 'I Walk Like Jayne Mansfield' – additional songs performed by the 5.6.7.8's in the House of Blue Leaves.Heard when The Bride marvels at Hattori Hanzo's sword collection. 'Kaifuku Suru Kizu (The Wound That Heals)' by Lily Chou-Chou – From the film All About Lily Chou-Chou.Heard in the anime sequence after one of Boss Matsumoto's men murders O-Ren's father. 'A Long Day of Vengeance' by Armando Trovaioli – From I lunghi giorni della vendetta.' Music Box Dancer' by Frank Mills - heard when the Bride pulls up to Vernita Green's house.

' Truck Turner Theme' by Isaac Hayes – heard, appropriately enough, when The Bride tracks down Buck's truck.Heard when The Bride awakens and fends off her would-be rapists background music for the RZA's 'Ode to O-ren' 'Seven Notes in Black' by Vince Tempera – From Sette note in nero ( 'Seven Notes in Black' AKA The Psychic).Numerous tracks used in the film and to advertise it were not included in the soundtrack album:

^ Originally from the 1973 album Neu! 2 and featured in the 1976 film Master of the Flying Guillotine.

^ Originally from the 1967 TV series Ironside.

^ Originally from the 1973 film Lady Snowblood.

^ Original version from the 1973 film White Lightning.

^ Originally from the 2000 film New Battles Without Honor or Humanity.

^ Originally from the 1974 film Three Tough Guys.

^ Incorporates 'Seven Notes in Black' by Vince Tempera.

^ Originally from the 1968 film Twisted Nerve.

^ Originally from the 1972 film The Grand Duel.

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