Flight Tribe

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Flight Tribe
飛行部落
Flight Tribe 飛行部落 cover
Studio album by F.I.R.
Released July 28, 2006
Recorded 2005~2006
Genre Mandarin pop
Length 46'53"
Label Warner Music
Producer Ian Chen (陳建寧)
F.I.R. chronology
Unlimited
無限
(2005)		 Flight Tribe
飛行部落
(2006)		 Love · Diva
愛 · 歌姬
(2007)

Flight Tribe (飛行部落) is F.I.R.'s 3rd studio album. It was released on July 28, 2006. This album features a collaboration with the famous American country music singer and Grammy Award winnier, LeAnn Rimes. The forth track 天天夜夜 (Every Day And Night), is a cover version of the song How Do I Live, with Rimes singing in the opening and bridge of the track.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

  1. Intro - 1'26"
  2. Get High - 3'47"
  3. 雨櫻花 (Rain Sakura) - 4'39"
  4. 天天夜夜 (Every Day And Night/ How Do I Live) (sampling & featuring LeAnn Rimes) - 4'53"
  5. 飛行部落 (Flight Tribe) - 4'28"
  6. 北極圈 (Arctic Circle) - 4'34"
  7. 你很愛他 (You Really Love Him) - 4'47"
  8. 1234567 - 3'35"
  9. 眷戀 (Attachment) - 4'10"
  10. I don't care - 4'03"
  11. 我最愛的人 (The Person I Love Most) - 4'20"
  12. (Hidden Track, at Track 11.) - (7'25", Hidden track included)

[edit] "What's Next?" from Album "Unlimited 無限"

According to "What's Next?" the 13th track of the album Unlimited (無限), the main origin of this album should be Jazz in American style.

The melody of the track in the 1st album "To be Continued...(待續)" became the introduction melody of the song "Unlimited (無限)" in the album "Unlimited (無限)." But this album does not use the melody of "What's next?" from the last album.

The song that "What's next?" announced is the song of track 8 "1234567".


[edit] Hidden Track

The piano version of "Every Day And Night (天天夜夜)" is at hidden track of Track 11.

[edit] Chart

Release Chart Peak Position Chart Run
July 28, 2006 G-music Top 20 #1 (3 weeks) 15 weeks
July 28, 2006 Hito board Top 10 #1 (1 week) 7 weeks
  • "Flight Tribe" has sold more than 100,000 copies in Taiwan so far, and over 1,500,000 copies in Asia.

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