''Nói Albínói'' is an album by
Slowblow, released in 2004. The album contains the soundtrack to the movie ''
Nói Albínói''. Most of the mixing took place in
Sigur Rós
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' studio. "Morgun" and "Komdu Litla Barnið" were written and performed by
Sigríður Níelsdóttir
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Sigríður was born Sigrid Maria Elisabeth Nielsen in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1930 to Danish/German parents. She moved to Iceland in ...
. "Elegy" is part of a
string quartet
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by
Dmitri Shostakovich
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, performed by
The Rubio Quartet.
Track listing
#"Beginning" - 1:25
#"Hillbilly" - 1:52
#"Hole" - 0:57
#"Another Beginning" - 1:18
#"Rainbow" - 1:02
#"Morgun" - 3:16
#"Piece of Cake" - 1:57
#"Why Hawaii?" - 2:54
#"Maproom" - 1:31
#"Love on a Couch" - 0:49
#"Dinner" - 2:25
#"Another Hole" - 2:50
#"Date" - 0:53
#"Komdu Litla Barnið" - 4:39
#"Grave" - 1:22
#"Love on the Phone" - 1:24
#"Groove" - 3:36
#"Sjoppa" - 1:48
#"Elegy" - 12:26
#"Aim for a Smile" - 4:16
2004 albums
Slowblow albums
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