
Pirates of the Caribbean
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- Released
- 2009
- Disc / track
- 1 / 9
- Label
- Infernal Racket
- Duration
- 6:44
- Artist
- Epica

Ratings for this recording are shared across its album appearances. Different recordings, such as live versions, have separate ratings.
About this track
“Pirates of the Caribbean” appears on Epica’s Classical Goes Metal: Metal Covers of Classical Songs by Epica and Therion from Carmina Burana, Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Wars, Mozart, Dvorak, Verdi, Spiderman & More, first released in 2014. This recording is listed with a 2009 release. It is track 9 on disc 1 in the listing below.
Classical Goes Metal: Metal Covers of Classical Songs by Epica and Therion from Carmina Burana, Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Wars, Mozart, Dvorak, Verdi, Spiderman & More
Main track listing: Classical Goes Metal: Metal Covers of Classical Songs by Epica and Therion from Carmina Burana, Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Wars, Mozart, Dvorak, Verdi, Spiderman & More (2014), an official release cataloged by MusicBrainz. Additional recordings from other official editions are listed separately.
Disc 1
- 01Orff: O fortunaNot rated yetRate →
- 02Verdi: Dies IraeNot rated yetRate →
- 03Dvorak: Excerpt from Symphony No. 9Not rated yetRate →
- 04Star Wars: The Imperial MarchNot rated yetRate →
- 05Mozart: “Dies Irae” from RequiemNot rated yetRate →
- 06Grieg: In the Hall of the Mountain KingNot rated yetRate →
- 07Saint‐Saens: Excerpt from Symphony No. 3Not rated yetRate →
- 08Pergolesi: Stabat Mater DolorosaNot rated yetRate →
- 09Pirates of the CaribbeanNot rated yetRate →
- 10Dvorak: AdagioNot rated yetRate →
- 11Prokofiev: Montagues & CapuletsNot rated yetRate →
- 12Verdi: Vedi! Le fosche notturne spotigle from Il trovatoreNot rated yetRate →
- 13Handel: Ombra mai fuNot rated yetRate →
- 14Vivaldi: PrestoNot rated yetRate →
- 15Spiderman MedleyNot rated yetRate →
- 16Wagner: “Notung! Notung! Niedliches Schwert!” from The RingNot rated yetRate →
- 17Wagner: Excerpt from the Overture from RienziNot rated yetRate →
- 18Wagner: Second part of “Der Tag ist da” from RienzziNot rated yetRate →
- 19Wagner: First part of “Herbei! Herbei!” from RienziNot rated yetRate →
Sources and credits
Album and track source · MusicBrainz release group · Genre context
Artwork (Credit: Epica / Infernal Racket)

