: It was the band's first major hit with new lead singer Jimi Jamison.
: The track peaked at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in February 1986.
: Stallone requested louder drums for the mix and asked for a new third verse to replace a repeated one, which the band implemented. Impact and Success
If you're interested in more stories behind iconic 80s movie soundtracks: The making of
: The song was originally titled "The Unmistakable Fire," but Stallone suggested "Burning Heart" instead.
: They focused on the "primitive clash" between the East (USSR) and West (USA).
Other songs from the soundtrack (like "Hearts on Fire") History of Survivor’s lead vocalists Which of these
: Lines like "Is it East versus West?" and "Can any nation stand alone?" mirrored the movie's tension between Rocky Balboa and Ivan Drago.
: It was the band's first major hit with new lead singer Jimi Jamison.
: The track peaked at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in February 1986.
: Stallone requested louder drums for the mix and asked for a new third verse to replace a repeated one, which the band implemented. Impact and Success Survivor - Burning Heart (Audio)
If you're interested in more stories behind iconic 80s movie soundtracks: The making of
: The song was originally titled "The Unmistakable Fire," but Stallone suggested "Burning Heart" instead. : It was the band's first major hit
: They focused on the "primitive clash" between the East (USSR) and West (USA).
Other songs from the soundtrack (like "Hearts on Fire") History of Survivor’s lead vocalists Which of these Impact and Success If you're interested in more
: Lines like "Is it East versus West?" and "Can any nation stand alone?" mirrored the movie's tension between Rocky Balboa and Ivan Drago.
