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極富創意與才華的嘻哈鬼才Danger Mouse最新動向，是與義大利的知名配樂作曲家Daniele Luppi共同合作製作一張專輯

Label EMI Music Distribution
Release Date May 17, 2011
Official Rome Site  

Five years in the making, Rome, the producer extraordinaire's pet project with Daniele Luppi, is inspired by Italian film scores from the 1960s and features guest vocalists Norah Jones and Jack White.

Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi Present - Rome - Starring Jack White & Norah Jones

Rome Album Out May 16th (UK) and May 17th (US)


Pre-order Rome Album from: www.romealbum.com/buy
ITUNES - http://bit.ly/RomeiTunes
AMAZON - UK - http://links.emi.com/DangerMouseRomeAmazon
AMAZON - USA - http://links.emi.com/RomeAmazonUS
HMV - UK - http://links.emi.com/DangerMouseRomeHMV
PLAY UK - http://links.emi.com/DangerMouseRomePlay

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Music video by Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi performing Rome Trailer. (P) 2011 The copyright in this audiovisual recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd


1 Theme of "Rome"
2 The Rose With the Broken Neck /Jack White
3 Morning Fog (Interlude)
4 Season's Trees /Norah Jones


5 Her Hollow Ways (Interlude)
6 Roman Blue
7 Two Against One /Jack White


8 The Gambling Priest
9 World, The (Interlude) /Jack White
10 Black /Norah Jones


11 The Matador Has Fallen
12 Morning Fog
13 Problem Queen /Norah Jones
14 Her Hollow Ways
15 The World



Danger Mouse -- aka Brian Burton -- and Italian composer Daniele Luppi have spent five years, on and off, in the development of Rome, an ambitious symphonic conceptual project that utilizes classic "spaghetti western" themes as a jumping off point for noirish excursions of the dreamy variety. Featuring guest vocalists Jack White (who contributed lyrics as well) and Norah Jones, Rome arrives May 17. “Rome seems to have fed into everything I’ve done – you can hear it in a lot of Gnarls Barkley, it’s all over Broken Bells too," says Burton. "I get a lot of offers to do film soundtracks and I’ve never said yes, because no one has heard this yet, and I think some people still think of me as a hip-hop producer. But this is what I would actually do, if I were to make a soundtrack."

Burton and Luppi met in 2005 and quickly discovered that they shared a love for 60's Italian soundtracks, particularly those associated with the classic Clint Eastwood westerns scored by Sergio Leone, and the album's conception began shortly after. "It is about love, death, happiness – the visceral connection of man and women, " says Luppi. "It’s a dark vibe, melancholic, a little foggy." That particular mindset runs deep through tracks such as the "Hotel California"-distorted "Black" (featuring Norah Jones), the farfisa-soaked "The Matador Has Fallen" and Jack White's rambling "Two Against One". Reminiscent at times of a Quentin Tarrentino soundtrack, Rome balances retro-kitsch stylings with some inspired thematic riffs for an album that plays like a dusty soundtrack for a 3am sleepwalk.