What makes Burning Heart by Survivor notable?

Burning Heart became a defining anthem of the 1985 film Rocky IV, contributing significantly to its cultural impact and elevating Survivor's profile in the music industry. The title track reached number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, affirming the band's commercial prowess during this era. Released as the band's fifth studio album, Burning Heart arrived at a pivotal moment in Survivor's career following the massive success of their previous hit, Eye of the Tiger. This album further solidified their status in the rock genre, showcasing their ability to deliver high-energy tracks that resonate with fans worldwide.

How many songs are on Burning Heart?

Burning Heart has 3 tracks, running approximately 13 minutes.

Burning Heart

Survivor · 1985

13 min · 3 tracks · hard rock

An explosive blend of arena rock anthems and pop sensibilities, driven by powerful vocals and soaring guitar riffs.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Burning Heart — This track embodies the spirit of competition and resilience, serving as both a thematic centerpiece for Rocky IV and a powerful arena anthem.
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Eye of the Tiger — As one of Survivor's most iconic songs, it not only showcases their signature sound but also connects deeply with themes of perseverance and triumph.
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Feels Like Love (live) — This live version captures the energetic essence of Survivor's performances, highlighting their ability to engage audiences with dynamic instrumentation and passionate vocals.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Burning Heart 3:51
2 Eye of the Tiger 3:46
3 Feels Like Love (live) 5:35

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