Furia (album)
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Furia | ||||
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Soundtrack album by Brian May | ||||
Released | November 23, 2000 | |||
Recorded | January–March 1999 at Allerton Hill and CTS Studios Wembley | |||
Length | 45:53 | |||
Label | EMI | |||
Producer | Brian May | |||
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La musique de Furia – Un film de Alexandre Aja is a soundtrack album written and recorded by Brian May. The film Furia was released in 1999.
Track listing
- "Furia Theme – Opening Titles" – 4:40
- "First Glance (Solo Flute)" – 1:35
- "Landscape" – 1:14
- "Tango: 'Cuesta Abajo'" – 2:59
- "The Meeting (Solo Guitar)" – 1:35
- "First Kiss" – 2:03
- "Storm" – 2:19
- "Phone" – 1:07
- "Pursuit" – 3:45
- "Diner" – 1:18
- "Apparition" – 1:36
- "Arrest" – 1:28
- "Father and Son" – 1:34
- "Aaron" – 0:49
- "Fire" – 0:55
- "Gun (Solo Violin)" – 1:55
- "Reggae: 'Bird in Hand'" – 3:30
- "Killing" – 1:13
- "Escape" – 1:50
- "Go On" – 2:19
- "'Dream of Thee'" – 4:36
- "Alternative Gun" – 1:33 (bonus track)
Personnel
- Brian May – writing, arrangement, production; vocals, guitars and keyboard programming.
- Justin Shirley-Smith – co-producing and engineering.
- Michael Reed – orchestrations (performed by The London Musicians Orchestra, conducted by Michael Reed)
- Phillipa Davies – solo flute
- Rolf Wilson – first violin
- Dave Lee – solo horn
- Emily May – 'apparition' vocal
- Dick Lewzey – engineer for orchestral recording
- Erik Jordan – assistant engineer
- Sylvia Addison – fixer
- Richard Ihnatowicz – copyist
- Kevin Metcalfe and Gordon Vicary – mastering at The Soundmasters, London
- Richard Gray – sleeve design (with Brian May), artwork
- Jerome Trebois – front cover illustration
- Alexandre Aja – director and producer of the film
"Tango: 'Cuesta Abajo'" written by Carlos Gardel, performed by Manuel Cedron.
"'Bird in Hand'" written by Lee Scratch Perry, performed by The Upsetters.
Liner notes: "Respect to Julio Cortázar, author of the novel Graffiti."
External links
- Furia at the Internet Movie Database
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