01. April 1945 - Fury (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Steven Price

Fury (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Score Composed By: Steven Price

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Tracklisting:
01. April 1945
02. War Is Not Over
03. Fury Drives Into Camp
04. Refugees
05. Ambush
06. The Beetfield
07. Airfight
08. The Town Square
09. The Apartment
10. Emma
11. Tiger Battle
12. On The Lookout
13. This Is My Home
14. Machine
15. Crossroads
16. Still In This Fight
17. I'm Scared Too
18. Wardaddy
19. Norman

[MrndAmendment]

I've seen Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers, The Pacific, and all the rest and finally.  After walking out of this movie I finally understood why my Grandfather never talked about the war.  This was something else.  Can't put it into words people, go see this.

[dimitry]

one of the most underrated movies of all time

[Killzoneguy]

I just love how different this is from soundtracks from other war movies. Many war movies try to go for this patriotic soundtrack with lots of trumpets or more somber soundtracks with violins and stuff. But Fury's soundtrack sounds apocalyptic, brutal, disturbing. It sounds less like the soundtrack for a war movie and more a soundtrack for a horror movie. And it perfectly captures the tone of the movie and really the tone of the war. This isn't a feel-good story of heroism and patriotic duty. This is a brutal, gritty, and downright disturbing story about the harsh realities of war, and the horrible things people do to one another to survive.

[kevintexterii]

"we did horrible things Kevin, so you wouldn't have to, if you knew what we had to do to live, you wouldn't; call me a hero, the heros are the ones who died  because the latterly paved the way to Berlin with their blood."
"Treads always have better traction when driving over corpses"
probably the two most down to earth things my great uncle ever said to me about the war in Europe....I hope you found peace you didn't find on

[IowaMoss]

One the best moments of the movie is this song playing over war footage in the credits. If you see a WW2 vet, from any nation, shake his hand. There are not many left.
Thank you David Ayer for this film.

[Mr.MSTER]

Anyone else think Jon Bernthal played his part fantastically well in this film? 

[MrJose]

The Gory scenes that showed how brutal warfare was made the audience gasp when I was watching the movie. It's like they walked in thinking this would be a movie about how America wins the war and how honorable soldiers are. No, this was a movie about a tank crew struggling to survive, already mentally fucked by war. There are no heroes in this movie, just bravery and pure carnage. 

[Captainkebbles]

"We did terrible things so you won't have to"
-3rd armored division tank crewman

[LordFeniks]

Saw this movie at the matinee yesterday, had to come find the soundtrack. This was one of the darkest, most horrible, true to life depictions of war that I have ever seen. I'm tempted to say it touched me more than Saving Private Ryan, while at the same time pumping me up to the point that I can't sit still. The sound of a Browning M2 in Dolby HD surround-sound is one of the best sensations in the world.

[meepers]

I got chills when you heard this ominous music coupled with the panicked radio chatter playing over the production logos. It really set a mood.

[oweneldridge]

Due to the number of views and subscribers I have acquired over the past 8 months, YouTube has now decided to crack down on my channel even though I am not making money off this.   Unfortunately I don't think that I will be around much longer.    So in preparation for the day when YouTube bans me and removes these soundtracks, I just want to say thank you to all my viewers and subscribers and that this has been a great two years.   Goodnight, may God continue to bless America.

[foetaltreborus]

Shia LaBeouf 's acting is award winning - amazing !

[saintofrevenge]

Honestly my favorite scene in the movie was the end credits because it reminds you of how chaotic the war was as a whole. and like the rest of the film has a apocalyptic vibe to it. I loved it. My great Uncle was in a tank crew. I only know of his stories my relatives pass on to me he passed away before I got to meet him. The film was the closest thing I have besides the stories to meeting him and imagining what he had to go through.

[Joshalots]

I love movies that have good enough scores that they actually catch your attention rather than blending in the background. 

[nerminded]

This was such an amazing and powerful war movie. The depth of character and view into human psyche, as well as kick-ass combat scenes and a killer soundtrack.

[wcw]

This has become one of my favorite WWII films alongside Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red Line.

[Filiplego]

When your team in World of tanks is totally destroyed and you are the only left alive.

[IvanYurovik]

the first lyrics: "Denn das sind die Tage der Rache, daß erfüllet werde alles, was geschrieben ist" (Luke 21 22 in german), its strange....

[BFNgaming]

This is one of the best soundtracks for a film I have ever seen, it's so vibrant and haunting. I like John Williams' music, but his stuff is all perfect and romantic. This is raw and and amazing

[Zarwardo]

This music solemnly captured the grim truth about war, and also gave me Attack on Titan vibes, it was so good I was on the edge of my seat.