Product Details
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| 1. Firefly - Main Title | |||
| 2. Big Bar Fight | |||
| 3. Heart of Gold Montage | |||
| 4. Whitefall / Book | |||
| 5. Early Takes Serenity | |||
| 6. The Funeral | |||
| 7. River’s Perception / Saffron | |||
| 8. Mal Fights Niska / Back Home | |||
| 9. River Tricks Early | |||
| 10. River Understands Simon | |||
| 11. Leaving / Caper / Spaceball | |||
| 12. River’s Afraid / Niska / Torture | |||
| 13. In My Bunk / Jayne’s Statue / Boom | |||
| 14. Inara’s Suite | |||
| 15. Out Of Gas / Empty Derelict | |||
| 16. Book’s Hair / Ready For Battle | |||
| 17. Tears / River’s Eyes | |||
| 18. Cows / New Dress / My Crew | |||
| 19. Boarding The Serenity / Derelict | |||
| 20. Burgess Kills / Captain & Ship | |||
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
No Hero of Canton?,
By Robin Steeden (Ottawa, Ontario Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Firefly (Audio CD)
Well, I would have given the CD a four, or maybe at a stretch five out of five, but I had to take away at least a point because my favourite Firefly song "The Hero of Canton" (for some ungodly reason) isn't included. So, I guess the only way to hear that particular piece is on the Firefly DVD (in the episode, or in the DVD 4 easter egg where Adam Baldwin does his rendition). Pity, it would have been nice to hear it without the foreground dialogue in the original episode.That leaves the (too short) Firefly theme as the only real song on the album. Everything else is just tracks of instrumental background music. Very nicely composed, and stirring in places but still, just background music. That being said, I particularly liked track six "The Funeral" which was very evocative. It was apparently created by Greg Edmondsen to express his feelings after hearing the show was being cancelled. So, buy this if you are a big fan, to complete your Firefly collection, but otherwise you can probably find better ways to spend your money.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
I'm in love,
By i_read_therefore_i_am (British Columbia, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Firefly (Audio CD)
Greg Edmonson, I will always keep an eye out for your work after this! This soundtrack is just beautiful. For fans, it summons up all the feelings of warmth and home from the show. Like the lighting, the characters, and the dialogue, the music was such an integral part of what made the show great and the soundtrack brings it all back in a rush. If I had one complaint, it's that the pieces are so short. More! Track 6, the funeral will break and delight anyone's heart as do too many pieces to mention. For those who haven't seen the show, this mix of acoustic guitar, cello, violin and other instruments has a rich, well-developed, and sometimes moody feel that will make you wonder what was served with it: a truly pleasureable feast once you get over any initial resistance to the odd mix of western and science fiction.
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4.6 out of 5 stars (95 customer reviews) 105 of 109 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Soul of Serenity, The Long Wait is Over,
By Mark Lee - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Firefly (Audio CD)
For those of us who are "Firefly" fans and tried to be happy with the music from the movie inspired by the series, "Serenity," the long wait is over for the music that originally moved you and helped make "Firefly" the magical, immersion experience that it is.I'm not knocking David Newman too much. The "Serenity" soundtrack had its moments (the title track "Serenity" and "Love" come to mind). But Texan composer-guitarist Greg Edmonson wrote the music that Nate Fillion ("Capt. Mal Reynolds") observed moved *him* deeply as *he'd* watch the episodes. This entire work is enjoyable, entertaining, and exhilarating. And the composer loved the show, writing some of his best music for episodes that - as far as he knew - might never air. I'm convinced that this is a fan-driven soundtrack release. I've been waiting for my copy since I heard it would be available. Yet the best part of this soundtrack is that there's no pandering to the people; you just get the music from the show that you love. Here's what Greg himself had to say about working for the music of "Firefly": "It wasn't just the cast, or the writing, acting or directing. It was not any one element. It was all the elements together. It was such clever show about deep, interesting things. In my opinion, it was too good for television." Edmonson's masterful blending of Western and Eastern, classical and country avoids both the futuristic and archaic and leaves you in the "here and now" with your friends and foes in the world of "Firefly." I especially enjoyed the Theme, River's Dance, Funeral, and all the parts of all the songs with Edmonson's great Western guitar. Yeah, Greg. It probably was "too good for television." I'll just have it for myself and share it as something precious with my intelligent, tasteful friends. 118 of 129 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is from a tv show?,
By Harold Harefoot - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Firefly (Audio CD)
Compare this to any tv show soundtrack you've ever heard. "Firefly" blows away every tv show soundtrack ever. In fact, it's better than almost any movie soundtrack I've ever heard - exceptions being those for music oriented movies such as "A Hard Day's Night", "Amadeus", "Almost Famous" and the like. Every piece on this cd takes you right back to the moment on the show that generated it. I love finally being able to listen to just the music from the series. I had realized how great the show's soundtrack was a long time before this was released and had tried to just listen to it while watching the show. Unfortunately, the show is so good that I'd always get distracted into viewing the whole thing as the incredible, integrated viewing experience that is "Firefly". Just being able to listen to the music alone is fabulous. And the best part is that, as listenable as this soundtrack is within the context of the show, it's just as good on it's own. Every piece of music on this cd stands on it's own. If you love "Firefly", you'll love this soundtrack just as much. The only complaint I have is one of omission. How could they not include "Hero of Canton" on this cd? I think it had something to do with licensing, but I really wish it could have been included.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
For Firefly and music fans alike,
By Benjamin Frederick "Uber Geek" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Firefly (Audio CD)
Firefly has to be one of my favorite television shows. Part of what made it stand out to me so much was the music. The score for the tv show mixed a variety of different themes, from blugrass, to chinese, to techno. The music really gave the show an incredible atmosphere. So when I heard that the soundtrack for the show was going to released, I was incredibly excited. I am pleased to report that the music from the show holds up just as well alone. Although if you are familiar with the show, you will no doubt be transported back to your favorite moments. The only glaring ommision is "The Hero of Canton" from the episode Jaynestown. However, I find this ommision understandable (albeit dissapointing) as I am not sure if a clean version of the song was ever recorded. If you are a fan of Firefly this is a CD you don't want to miss. Even if you're not a fan, there is sure to be plenty here you can enjoy.
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