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Track List
01) Prelude
02) Furious Angels
03) Will You Follow Me?
04) Left Me for Dead
05) I'm Not Driving Anymore
06) Clubbed to Death (Kurayamino variation)
07) There's Only Me
08) Instrumental
09) Nothing at All
10) Born Yesterday
11) Speed Me Towards Death
12) Drinking Song
13) Pause
14) One and the Same (Coda)
15) Clubbed to Death 2
01) Prelude
02) Furious Angels
03) Will You Follow Me?
04) Left Me for Dead
05) I'm Not Driving Anymore
06) Clubbed to Death (Kurayamino variation)
07) There's Only Me
08) Instrumental
09) Nothing at All
10) Born Yesterday
11) Speed Me Towards Death
12) Drinking Song
13) Pause
14) One and the Same (Coda)
15) Clubbed to Death 2
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5:56
3:50
4:39
4:34
7:29
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4:28
6:32
5:19
4:32
3:57
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5:44
7:09
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First Released
2001
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Furious Angels was originally released as a single-disc album (14 tracks for its world edition, 15 for its home UK edition) dominated by vocal tracks. It was then rereleased as a two-disc album, disc one featuring all 15 songs and disc two featuring 10 instrumental versions of the vocal songs from the first disc, as well as two music videos; there's also been a special-edition set adding a booklet of lyrics and photographs. The album was written, produced and mainly financed by Rob Dougan himself, rather than a studio, with funds generally raised through the licensing of tracks from the album to film and television.
Songs like "Born Yesterday", "There's Only Me" and "Clubbed to Death" were called the highlights of the album.
A 2003 article in The Guardian noted:
Rob Dougan is a rather odd musician. He says he's not particularly interested in music, for a start. His most famous track, Clubbed to Death, is dance music that you could never dance to. He has written for both Matrix films, but doesn't seem to think much of what he did for those either. He spent six years working on his orchestral solo album, Furious Angels, which could either be an epic work of panoramic genius or a gargantuan monument to his ego, with strings-it's hard to tell. And he has just been asked to remix some Frank Sinatra tracks, even though he thinks remixes are a waste of time.
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Furious Angels was originally released as a single-disc album (14 tracks for its world edition, 15 for its home UK edition) dominated by vocal tracks. It was then rereleased as a two-disc album, disc one featuring all 15 songs and disc two featuring 10 instrumental versions of the vocal songs from the first disc, as well as two music videos; there's also been a special-edition set adding a booklet of lyrics and photographs. The album was written, produced and mainly financed by Rob Dougan himself, rather than a studio, with funds generally raised through the licensing of tracks from the album to film and television.
Songs like "Born Yesterday", "There's Only Me" and "Clubbed to Death" were called the highlights of the album.
A 2003 article in The Guardian noted:
Rob Dougan is a rather odd musician. He says he's not particularly interested in music, for a start. His most famous track, Clubbed to Death, is dance music that you could never dance to. He has written for both Matrix films, but doesn't seem to think much of what he did for those either. He spent six years working on his orchestral solo album, Furious Angels, which could either be an epic work of panoramic genius or a gargantuan monument to his ego, with strings-it's hard to tell. And he has just been asked to remix some Frank Sinatra tracks, even though he thinks remixes are a waste of time.
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