Rocky IV (album)
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| Rocky IV | ||
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| Soundtrack by Various artists | ||
| Released | 1985 | |
| Length | 39:24 | |
| Label | Scotti Bros. | |
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Rocky IV is the original motion picture soundtrack to the movie of the same name. It was originally released in 1985 on the Scotti Brothers label.[1] Scotti Brothers re-released the album on compact disc on March 10, 1992 [2].
The soundtrack was hugely successful, spawning two top five singles in Survivor's "Burning Heart" (which Sylvester Stallone personally commissioned for the movie and reached #2 on the Billboard 100) [3] and James Brown's "Living in America", both of which debuted in the movie. It also featured Robert Tepper's lone hit, "No Easy Way Out".
[edit] Track Listing
- "Burning Heart" - Survivor
- "Heart's On Fire" - John Cafferty
- "Double Or Nothing" - Kenny Loggins & Gladys Knight
- "Eye Of The Tiger" - Survivor
- "Training Montage" - Vince DiCola
- "War" - Vince DiCola
- "Living In America" - James Brown
- "No Easy Way Out" - Robert Tepper
- "One Way Street" - Go West
- "The Sweetest Victory" - Touch
The 2006 reissue, remastered by BMG, features an alternate track listing. The training montage is moved to track 10, and "Man Against The World" by Survivor, a song written for but cut from the movie, was added as a bonus track. [4]
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