Name: Chariots of Fire (25 Anniversary Edition) (Original Soundtrack)
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Chariots of Fire (25 Anniversary Edition)

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Album: Chariots of Fire (25 Anniversary Edition) (Original Soundtrack)
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Titles Remastered	More Info...	3:33
2)	Five Circles	More Info...	5:20
3)	Abraham's Theme	More Info...	3:14
4)	Eric's Theme	More Info...	4:19
5)	100 Metres	More Info...	2:02
6)	Jerusalem	More Info...	2:48
7)	Chariots Of Fire Album Version	More Info...	20:42
2)	Five Circles	More Info...	0:05
3)	Abraham's Theme	More Info...	0:03
4)	Eric's Theme	More Info...	0:04
5)	100 Metres	More Info...	0:02
6)	Jerusalem	More Info...	0:02
7)	Chariots of Fire	More Info...	0:20

Album: Chariots of Fire (25 Anniversary Edition) (Original Soundtrack)
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Titles Remastered	More Info...	3:33
2)	Five Circles	More Info...	5:20
3)	Abraham's Theme	More Info...	3:14
4)	Eric's Theme	More Info...	4:19
5)	100 Metres	More Info...	2:02
6)	Jerusalem	More Info...	2:48
7)	Chariots Of Fire Album Version	More Info...	20:42
2)	Five Circles	More Info...	0:05
3)	Abraham's Theme	More Info...	0:03
4)	Eric's Theme	More Info...	0:04
5)	100 Metres	More Info...	0:02
6)	Jerusalem	More Info...	0:02
7)	Chariots of Fire	More Info...	0:20

Performer Notes

Original score composed and performed by Vangelis.
Recorded at Nemo Studios, London, England.
Personnel: The Ambrosian Singers (vocals), Vangelis (various instruments).
Engineers: Raphael Preston, John Walker, Raine Shine.
Recorded at Nemo Studios, London, England.
All songs written by Vangelis except "Jerusalem" (Parry).
While only serious film buffs are likely to recall Hugh Hudson's role as the director of the Oscar-winning CHARIOTS OF FIRE, the Greek composer Vangelis became, and remained, a household name with his soundtrack for the 1981 film. At the time, the theme song was parodied as being excessively saccharin.
Indeed, with titles such as "Five Rings" and "100 Metres," the album wears its Olympian heart on its sleeve. Nonetheless, CHARIOTS OF FIRE is often a brooding work, and if the prevailing memory of this album is one of slow-motion runners and heady triumph, Vangelis's synthesizer work often conveys a sense of isolation and lost glory.