Title: Captive (1986 film)
Content:  The soundtrack was provided by Michael Berkeley, the Edge and Michael Brook working with Sinead O'Connor.
Title: Captive (soundtrack)
Content: 1) "Rowena's Theme"  – 3:56 ; 2) "Heroine" (Theme from Captive) (music by The Edge, lyrics by The Edge and Sinéad O'Connor)  – 4:27 ; 3) "One Foot in Heaven"  – 5:10 ; 4) "The Strange Party"  – 5:35 ; 5) "Hiro's Theme I"  – 4:16 ; 6) "Drift"  – 2:20 ; 7) "The Dream Theme"  – 3:36 ; 8) "Djinn" (Michael Brook) – 3:02 ; 9) "Island"  – 1:53 ; 10) "Hiro's Theme (Reprise)"  – 1:37 All tracks written by The Edge except where noted.
Title: Captive Heart (song)
Content:  "Captive Heart" was recorded at Bananaboat Studios in Burbank, California in January 1995, Q-Productions in Corpus Christi, Texas and at Conway Studios in North Hollywood. It was written by Mark Goldenberg and Kit Hain, and was produced by Guy Roche. It was mixed by Nathaniel "Mick" Guzuaski, engineered by Mario Lucy, Brian "Red" Moore and Mona Suchard who also was credited at the assistant engineer. American singer Donna De Lory was the backing vocalist for "Captive Heart". Recording sessions had taken nearly less than a week to complete the song. "Captive Heart" is an electropop song performed in a rhythmical R&B pop groove. It draws influences from synthpop, fast rock, dance-pop and electronic dance music. According to the sheet music published at Musicnotes.com by EMI Music Publishing, the song is composed in the key of D major with a time signature in common time, and with a moderate groove of 91 beats per minute.
Title: Captive (soundtrack)
Content: Lesley Bishop – French horn on "Rowena's Theme" ; Larry Mullen Jr – drums on "Heroine" ; Sinéad O'Connor – vocals on "Heroine" ; Steve Lillywhite – remix of "Heroine" The Edge and Michael Brook – all instruments except: 
Title: The Captives (film)
Content: “Release” written by Elliot Miller, performed by Elliot and Andrew Miller. ; “Music for The Captives” written and performed by Scott Schmidt. ; “Forever” and “Fields of Alyssum” written and performed by John Sheltmire. 
Title: Captive State
Content:  In March 2018, it was reported that Rob Simonsen would compose the film's score. the soundtrack is now released at Sony Classical, including the full score with original song by Simonsen with Kill the Noise and Mija.
Title: Captive Heart (song)
Content:  "Captive Heart" is a song by American Tejano pop singer Selena. It was the second promotional single released from Dreaming of You (1995), behind "God's Child (Baila Conmigo)". It was written by Mark Goldenberg and Kit Hain, and was produced by Guy Roche. Recording sessions took place at Selena's father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr.'s recording studio Q-Productions and at several other locations. The song was given mixed reviews by music critics. "Captive Heart" is an electropop song performed in a rhythmical pop groove.
Title: Captiva (album)
Content: 1) "A Guide to Marine Life" - 4:02 ; 2) "Hotel Aquarium" (Ribordy, Aaron Sprinkle) - 2:45 ; 3) "Goodnight Gravity" (Sprinkle) - 3:22 ; 4) "Captiva" - 3:30 ; 5) "Helicopters" - 3:50 ; 6) "Maps" (Ribordy, Chris Stevens, Sprinkle) - 3:26 ; 7) "How They Made Cameras" - 4:07 ; 8) "Good Morning Planetarium" (Ribordy, Sprinkle) - 3:15 ; 9) "Murexa" (Ribordy, Randy Torres) - 2:56 ; 10) "Drago or the Dragons" - 4:23 ; 11) "Arch to Achtilles" - 4:47 ; 12) "The Dark Side of Indoor Track Meets" - 5:39 All tracks by Jessy Ribordy except where noted. 
Title: Captivity narrative
Content: Cello-rock band Rasputina parodied captivity narratives in their song "My Captivity by Savages", from their album Frustration Plantation (2004). ; Voltaire's song "Cannibal Buffet", from the album Ooky Spooky (2007), is a humorous take on captivity narratives. 
Title: Captors (album)
Content:  Captors is the debut studio album for Christian metal band Wolves at the Gate. The album was produced by Andreas Magnusson, and it released on July 3, 2012 by Solid State Records. The album attracted both commercial successes and positive criticism.

Question: What genre is Captive?
Answer: role-playing video game.
RPG.
RPVG.
role playing video game.
role-playing game.
role playing video games.
CRPG.
computer RPG.
computer role-playing video game.
RP video game.