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• ' Released: June 11, 2002 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron is a and the ninth studio album by and to the animated feature. The album was released on May 4, 2002 (see ) and includes the European hit, '. Both the English and French versions of the album have Bryan Adams as the singer. The German vocals were provided by Hartmut Engler, lead singer of the German pop band. Spanish vocals in the Latin version of the soundtrack were recorded by Mexican singer and Italian vocals in the Italian version of the soundtrack were recorded by singer. In the Spanish version, also sings several songs.
In Brazil, a Portuguese version of the soundtrack was recorded by Brazilian singer. Track listing [ ] No. Arturia v collection 5 review. Title Writer(s) Length 1. 'I Will Always Return' Adams,, Zimmer 3:59 3. 'You Can't Take Me' Adams, Lange, 2:56 4. 'Get Off My Back' Adams, 2:50 5. 'Brothers Under the Sun' Adams, Peters, 3:57 6.
'Don't Let Go' (featuring ) Adams, Lange, Peters, Greenaway 4:02 7. 'This Is Where I Belong' Adams, Lange, Zimmer 2:21 8. 'Here I Am' Adams, Peters, Zimmer 4:32 9. 'Sound the Bugle' Greenaway, 3:54 10.
'Run Free' Zimmer 6:21 11. 'Homeland (Main Title)' Zimmer 3:41 12. 'Rain' Zimmer 2:50 13. 'The Long Road Back' Zimmer 7:11 14. 'Nothing I've Ever Known' Adams, Greenaway, Zimmer 3:52 15. 'I Will Always Return (Finale)' Adams, Lange, Zimmer 2:46 16. 'It Ain't Over Yet' Adams,, Peters 3:18 References [ ].
Much like Disney's Tarzan, Dreamworks' animated epic Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron opts for a mostly pop-based soundtrack instead of an instrumental score. Tarzan used the music of as a backdrop to its stunning visuals; Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron features 15 new tracks from Bryan Adams to lend atmosphere to the tale of a runaway stallion's journey across the Old West. Adams' rousing, slightly sweet anthems are a good match to the film's look and theme, and they're also in keeping with the rest of his work. 'Here I Am,' 'I Will Always Return,' and 'Don't Let Go' could fit in just as easily on his albums as on this collection.
Likewise, 'Get off My Back' sounds a lot like it could've been on 18 'Til I Die. There's some variety here as well, demonstrated by the vaguely Native American-influenced 'Brothers Under the Sun' and understated ballads like 'Here I Am' and 'Nothing I've Ever Known.' Not all of the diversity works well, however; the rebellious 'You Can't Take Me' suffers from some shrill, tinny-sounding synths that make it difficult to listen to. The few instrumental excerpts at the end of the album round it out nicely, making is a pleasant and successful soundtrack, especially for Bryan Adams' fans.