StreamingSoundtracks.com - Chicken Run - Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Opening Escape Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:39	275
02	Main Titles Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:22	321
03	The Evil Mrs. Tweedy Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	4:21	56
04	Rats! Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	1:08	22
05	Chickens Are Not Organized Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	0:59	35
06	We Need A Miracle Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	2:01	25
07	Rocky And The Circus Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:50	30
08	Flight Training Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:38	167
09	A Really Big Truck Arrives Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	5:55	127
10	Cocktails And Flighty Thoughts Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	1:57	24
11	Babs' Big Break Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	1:38	21
12	Flip Flop And Fly - Ellis Hall Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	2:08	63
13	Up On The Roof Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:06	45
14	Into The Pie Machine Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:10	123
15	Rocky, A Fake All Along Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:26	25
16	Building The Crate Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:31	326
17	The Wanderer Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	2:46	72
18	The Chickens Are Revolting Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	2:44	105
19	Lift Off Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	3:41	81
20	Escape To Paradise Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell	4:58	265

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Chicken Run - A Unique Album

By:	AdamR
Date:	24 Jul 2009
Rating:

Chicken Run is a very unique album when you consider composer John Powell (in one of his first scoring roles) uses kazoos in some of the upbeat numbers of the album such as "Main Titles" and "Flight Training" to provide a fun atmosphere as the chickens try to escape the egg farm.

Powell uses a main "escape theme" multiple times in this album, and you can hear softer sides of the theme with flutes as main character Ginger decides and plots how to escape. Rooster Rocky is presented with a jazz-infused background of music as he teaches the chickens how to fly in "Flight Training" and later in "Cocktails and Flighty Thoughts". The main number people remember from the film, largely because it has vocals is "Flip, Flop, and Fly" performed by Ellis Hall. The upbeat, big-band number with dancing chickens and Christmas lights is hard to forget once you've seen and heard it once.

Many people rate this album highly for it uniqueness and how themes were presented for...well, chickens. Powell certainly kept the feel of a British farm within his score and gave listeners of scores something different to hear than the usual animated film score.

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