Killing Zoe: Vinyl LP

Killing Zoe, a 1994 crime and bank heist film, was crafted by Roger Avary, with co - production from Quentin Tarantino. It tells the tale of Zed, a safe cracker who heads back to France to assist an old friend in a fated bank heist. Acclaimed critic Roger Ebert labeled it as 'Generation X's first bank caper movie'. After this, Avary and Tarantino continued their great partnership, giving us Pulp Fiction and radio dialogues in Reservoir Dogs. The movie's score is by Tomandandy (Thomas Hajdu and Andy Milburn), well - known for horror scores and collaborations with stars like Lou Reed and U2. Now, the soundtrack of Killing Zoe is available on vinyl for the first time, complete with an insert of liner notes.

If you've got the Killing Zoe vinyl LP, here's how to enjoy it. First, make sure your record player is clean and in good working condition. Gently place the vinyl on the turntable, then carefully lower the needle onto the groove. Sit back and enjoy the unique score from the movie. When you're done, lift the needle and take the vinyl off the turntable. Store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Avoid touching the grooves with your fingers to prevent scratches. If it gets dirty, use a proper record cleaning brush to gently clean it. That way, you can keep enjoying this special soundtrack for a long time.