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Firefly

Firefly
Greg Edmonson

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Track Listing

  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 (Bonus Track)
  19. Boarding The Serenity / Derelict (Bonus Track)
  20. Burgess Kills / Captain & Ship (Bonus Track)
  21. Saved / Isn�t Home? / Reavers (Bonus Track)
  22. Reavers Chase Serenity (Bonus Track)
  23. River�s Dance (Bonus Track)
  24. Inside The Tam House (Bonus Track)
  25. Dying Ship / Naked Mal (Bonus Track)

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #24113 in Music
  • Released on: 2005-11-28
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Format: Soundtrack

Editorial Reviews

Album Description
Original Television Soundtrack The cult TV series that spawned the new film Serenity!

The devoted fans of the TV show had their prayers answered when Universal Pictures announced that the Serenity would fly again in a feature film. Now, as a companion piece to our own release of the SERENITY soundtrack comes this first release of music from the Fox sci-fi series Firefly. Composer Greg Edmonson created a flavorful, guitar-based score for the adventures of the crew of the Serenity.


Customer Reviews

The most haunting, wonderful music ever on a TV show.5
Firefly the TV show is no more, but even before we had the follow on movie, Serenity, the fans were clamouring for the music, composed by the enormously talented Greg Edmonson. Finally, here it is! The music of the show is very far from the usual type of score you would expect for a sci-fi show, or indeed a western. It is a real mix of instruments and styles not usually heard together, which was done intentionally to reflect the new world, universe and culture, created by Joss Whedon. Even if you haven't seen the program you can appreciate the vibrant, energic and quite often haunting music, and for those who are fans it will bring back so many vivid memories. Absolutely amazing. I would love to hear more music by this composer.

Not Your Usual Sci-Fi Score5
How to describe the Firefly score?

'Classic Western' meets 'Mandarin Melody'

Wonderfully written classical pieces interlaced with oriental strings. I wasn't convinced by the theme tune until I'd heard it a couple of times and now I find myself humming it randomly. Catchy, is the only viable description.

The beautiful melody 'the funeral' is used in the funeral scene in the episode entitled 'The Message'. This piece is a true tear jerker not only due to its effect on an already moving scene but by the fact it was written after the cast and crew were informed of the cancellation of the show. The true feeling to the piece for cast and crew, and one I believe is conveyed perfectly to fans, was the sad fairwell to their beloved show.

Excellent diverse score5
Even more than films, TV series tend to suffer from the One Tune Syndrome in their soundtracks. There is the Big Theme, which fans like, and a lot of bland filler. Fans buy the CD and are usually disappointed at most of the content.
This is definitely not one of those. Joss Whedon's trademark originality in so many aspects of the series seems to have infected the composer (whom I had not previously heard of) and the result is a set of tracks impressive in their diversity, moving, haunting, relaxing, or rousing as needed, and set off by that uniquely edgy theme song.
Fans of the acclaimed but prematurely-cancelled show will definitely want to buy this one. And others who haven't seen it will still appreciate the music.