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The OHMSS LP does not have the gun barrel at the beginning of "This Never Happened to the Other Fella."
Right.
James Bond theme starts it though.
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One of my all time favorite action cues is in this set. Looks like it's track 3. Come In 007, Your Time Is Up† (5:20). The use of samples and orchestra work freaking great. I'm a traditional orchestral guy, but damn Arnold really crafted one heck of a fun cue with LOTS of our favorite Bond theme in there. Always loved the cool percussion hit at 1:50. When I used to run and was in much better shape, I would crank the treadmill up the final minute of this and sprint. So exhilarating!
Can't wait to hear the new remastered CD LLL!
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I prefer DA when he gets away from pure orchestra. Otherwise he can sound a bit to much like JB (e.g.CR)
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Iirc
GOLDFINGER was the only ost that had the gunbarrell- precredit.
Until the expansions.
? Ohmss?
Nope - license to kill did also have the full pre-credit scene
Hate that film.
Thanks!
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Nope - license to kill did also have the full pre-credit scene
Kind of. The Licence to Kill CD had all of the music used in the pre-credits, that's true. However, a lot of that music was from other parts of the score, so what you heard in the cold open was created editorially. I actually made an edit a long time ago.
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Nope - license to kill did also have the full pre-credit scene
Kind of. The Licence to Kill CD had all of the music used in the pre-credits, that's true. However, a lot of that music was from other parts of the score, so what you heard in the cold open was created editorially. I actually made an edit a long time ago.
Not really -
All cues were used for that part and WERE NOT some other parts of the score
Sandches is in the Bahamas
his funny valentine
(Notice that the tracks "His Funny Valentine" and "Sanchez Is in the Bahamas/Shark Fishing has been switched" on the CD)
james and felix on their way to church
and then there was the flight capturing scene that was mixed into the license revoked suite
to me the LICENSE TO KILL album sounds like it was released before the score had been finshed recording
Maybe it was. As with the original release for Tomorrow Never Dies, most of what’s on the album is from the first half of the film. There’s very little from after Bond arrives in Isthmus.
Licence to Kill is one of the top Bonds I’d like to see expanded—that along with Tomorrow Never Dies, Moonraker, and A View to a Kill. There must be somewhere in the range of 30-40 minutes of LTK’s score unreleased.
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So far the David Arnold scores released are sourced from composer’s copies of the scores...
TWINE came from MGM.
Neil
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More Bond, please!
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One of my all time favorite action cues is in this set. Looks like it's track 3. Come In 007, Your Time Is Up† (5:20).
Yep. When I started watching the movie again last week, it cemented that cue in my head, and I've been humming it for a week!
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