Prior to this film coming out, I always had to pause when someone asked me what my favorite movie ever was. Now, I don't pause. It's Pulp Fiction. Nothing even really comes close.
I still remember the moment I first heard this song. First date, with a stripper, off to see Pulp Fiction. I heard this song and knew I was going to like this movie. Thank God for Quentin or most of us would never have heard this tune.
Just saw Dick Dale play this about thirty minutes ago. He was awesome. My ears are still ringing. And I am blissfully unaware of what f-ing Black Eyed Peas song everyone is talking about.
In 1969 this version was recorded by Dick Dale. Long document short. This is one of the trademarks for surf guitar music. This wasn't made specifically for the movie.
I think it's just intresting to know that the original Greek is much older than Dick Dale's version (that i find good enough also even if i prefer the various Greek versions) and the lyrics are about a Greek in love with an exotic "Misirlou" (Egyptian woman, as they were called in Ottomans period) promising to "steal" her from the Muslims - for the first recording (the song is actually much older Greek folk oriental rebetiko style) search -in Greek-: "Μισιρλου Δημητριαδης". Greetings from Greece
This song rocks so hard you could show Oprah eating rice cakes and it would still stimulate. That tone has to be one of the 10 best of all time in rock guitar.
I love that fucking trumpet. Its like I'm hearing some kind of sunset stand off from an old cheesy western. You must always use the word fuck at least once when commenting in anything related to Pulp Fiction.
Not a surf song.. The original is a classical greek song from 1927. The Dick Dale version is very close to the original. This kind of music is called "rebetiko". This is the greek blues.
obviously they arent dealing gold, its probably drugs or money, but whatever it is, its sort of mystical and thats what the gold light really reflects...
@eimaiokalyteros he didnt steal it because he didnt rename it to a shitty name like "pump it" and add lyrics. he left it as Misirlou like the original composer intended it to be. He at least changed it more than just adding lyrics in, he uses a guitar. see, the black eyed peas took this same song, they didnt use real instruments to play it, they might as well have simply got the same record and just sung over it. cause thats close to what they did with their "pump it" version
キャッチアップ…ケチャップ…
当時高校生でしたが衝撃を受けた映画で、今でも1番好きな映画ですね。
カッコ良すぎて鳥肌立った。
ピーター・アーツが頭に浮かぶ
the start gets you so pumped!! it's brilliant
ピーターアーツの入場曲とテレビ版ウォーターボーイズに流れてましたね
Prior to this film coming out, I always had to pause when someone asked me what my favorite movie ever was.
Now, I don't pause. It's Pulp Fiction. Nothing even really comes close.
I still remember the moment I first heard this song. First date, with a stripper, off to see Pulp Fiction. I heard this song and knew I was going to like this movie. Thank God for Quentin or most of us would never have heard this tune.
one of the greatest american movies of all time
Homura-chan, Hom hom hom hom
Homura-chan, hom hom hom hom
@@cheese__cake Homura-chan, Hom hom hom hom
知り合いに『TAXI』好きがいるけど、「この曲先に使ったのは『パルプフィクション』だから!」って言ってやりたい
言った方がいいと思います❗
そして、観るのを薦めてあげて。
言いましょう。
この曲は、ギリシャからアメリカに伝わったミザルー(ミシルー)と言う曲で、私たちは、中学高校の頃、フォークダンスとして、よく踊りました。(79歳)
Homura cha Homu Homu!!
Hom
Thanks Homura. You brought me here.
Wot?!? U're here too!!!
@@medukameguca5071 i am everywhere.
ラストのトラボルタの投げキッスは最高だった。
この時のトラボルタ演じるビンセントの気持ちは「ヤレヤレだぜ❕」ってところか。
すごくカッコイイ映画！
シソンヌのネタから来た人〜🙌
早すぎるよ...
🙌
はーい❤
なんでわかったー！
Cool that this is originally a Greek song, thanks for the info
saw Dick dale in person just a short time ago. He was fantastic.
Seen him 3 times, he is& will allways be"The King of the surf guitar! Dick Dale !
Homura-cha hom-hom-hom-hom!
My favorite movie of the best one!!
yes my friend!!!!!!!from greece!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! amazing mixing and amazing perfomence!!!
R.I.P Dick Dale 1937 - 2019
homura chan hom hom homura chan hom hom hom
Reminded me of how awesome pulp fiction was.
パルプ・フィクションは、ストーリーが、ややこしくないですか？
ユマ・サーマンさんが、かっこよすぎました🎉❤
homura-cha homu homu
homura-cha homu homu
why in heaven there's a dislike button on this piece of art???!!!!!!!!
just the best one
Nice nice nice !! Love it
Masterpiece 🎉❤
SO GOOD SURF MUSIC ; )))
THANKSSSS
Just saw Dick Dale play this about thirty minutes ago. He was awesome. My ears are still ringing. And I am blissfully unaware of what f-ing Black Eyed Peas song everyone is talking about.
i love it
薬丸印の新名物の
テーマ曲だー☺✨
サイコーだね
This is a tasty song !
I would guess its gold because when Vincent opens it to check it, it glows like gold bars reflecting light
Wow the amount of ppl from Hom-Hom including me
Me too
Hey, i like your playlist
@@thewhatever993 Thanks! Feel free to use the playlists whenever you want
Homura chan hom hom homura cha hom hom
青ゲートよりピーターアーツ選手の入場です
so exciting!!
*Homura chan hom hom hom*
I liked the Black Eyed Peas song for the music, only now does it make sense. Such a good song.
I want pulp fiction out on blu ray!
@Zokambaa Oh yes. In the words of Smokey Robinson, I second that emotion
"You mind if I have some of your tasty beverage to wash this down?"-Jules
up there with Zambesi and Wipeout!!
CLASS!!!!
In 1969 this version was recorded by Dick Dale. Long document short. This is one of the trademarks for surf guitar music. This wasn't made specifically for the movie.
I think it's just intresting to know that the original Greek is much older than Dick Dale's version (that i find good enough also even if i prefer the various Greek versions) and the lyrics are about a Greek in love with an exotic "Misirlou" (Egyptian woman, as they were called in Ottomans period) promising to "steal" her from the Muslims - for the first recording (the song is actually much older Greek folk oriental rebetiko style) search -in Greek-: "Μισιρλου Δημητριαδης".
Greetings from Greece
yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
@chrisnouvelle41
this is not a greek song but traditional song from south Serbia named " Vranjanka "
yeaahhhhh!!!!!!!
This song rocks so hard you could show Oprah eating rice cakes and it would still stimulate. That tone has to be one of the 10 best of all time in rock guitar.
This arrangement is from Dick Dale. He wrote those guitar lines. It's way different than the traditional song I heard.
Epic!
im glad the black eyed peas did a song sampling this. or else i never would know about the original which is great
this is an old greek song called misirlou-with origins from kwntstantinopolis.misirlou is the name of a woman
シソンヌじろうから来ました
It is a Greek "rempetiko" song.
Misirlu was a woman from Minor Asia.
Nobody gave a cent to the creator.
This version is a surf song. It is a surf trademark. I am not implying that the 1927 version is a surf song, this version is.
ほむらちゃほむほむ！
*Sayaka runs*
アキラ100% 原田龍二 ブラックアイドピーズ。
great movie bad ass tune !
GREEK MUSIC,the song is from 1927 ..but you can find a clearest version by Glykeria
Groovy.
homura chan
hom hom
hom hom
I love that fucking trumpet. Its like I'm hearing some kind of sunset stand off from an old cheesy western.
You must always use the word fuck at least once when commenting in anything related to Pulp Fiction.
Not a surf song.. The original is a classical greek song from 1927. The Dick Dale version is very close to the original. This kind of music is called "rebetiko". This is the greek blues.
ウォーターボーイズだ
Homura-cha Hom-hom Instrumental
This is one of the coolest fuckin movies ever! I wonder what was in the infamous case?
@aizenheim yes, yes we did
@thelamb75 I think pretty much every mediterranean and balkan musical culture has tried to claim this song. at any rate, it's amazing.
You are right, i just tell ya about the original.
ハッ！ハッ！ハァーー⤴！
シソンヌからここに来てしまった…
its a folk song and its very old.
@TheRepoManHimself 1920's misirlou, greek song
obviously they arent dealing gold, its probably drugs or money, but whatever it is, its sort of mystical and thats what the gold light really reflects...
Square？ てえアメリカでも四角四面は同じことなんだ！？って学んだ映画ｗ
Homura chan hom hom Homura Chan hom hom
this song is pomp it of black eyes??? xD
"ill be damned" (Pulls out a handgun)
have u ever heard the original tune?
@TheRepoManHimself It's a greek song invented in the twenties n00b
By Glykeria who sung this song in its origianl Greek.............about a young Egyptian girl named MISIRLU"
@smokyRoses
hm my friend just tipe next Stanisa Stosic Vranjanka
original is maybe slower version but you will understand what is about
dear youtube
i have a complaint
there is a dislike button and no absolutely awesome button
please fix soon
Inside the briefcase is Marcelus Wallace's disembodied soul, well known fact
misirlouを弾くとは…渋いっすね
@eimaiokalyteros he didnt steal it because he didnt rename it to a shitty name like "pump it" and add lyrics. he left it as Misirlou like the original composer intended it to be. He at least changed it more than just adding lyrics in, he uses a guitar. see, the black eyed peas took this same song, they didnt use real instruments to play it, they might as well have simply got the same record and just sung over it. cause thats close to what they did with their "pump it" version
Homu ! Homu !
@BurnThePriest216 I meant, Black Eyed Peas shouldn't be hated for their version.
@randompro100 ur brothers a smart guy!
ミザルー
@velcrossred I find it very sad that people would fuck up old songs like "stand by me = Beautiful girls (suicidal) or super freak = cant touch this"
What is in the case !!
ハンバーガーか？！🍔
The only way I could pick that fast is if my hand had a grand mal seizure