I have been debating with myself quite fiercely whether or not to buy the existing expanded releases of the old Bond scores that I do not currently have but it would be my luck that as soon as I do they all get the complete treatment.
2022 marks the 45th. anniversary of TSWLM. It is the Bond score most in need of an expansion (since the album was a re-recording) and I would like it before i die. I've waited since 1977, that's enough !!!!!
Yes a TSWLM 45th Anniversary release in 2022 would be a great expanded Bond release as the whole score at least 40 minutes has Yet to be released, another Bond score with so much music no heard in all it’s glory. Please La La Land Records let’s hope this gets an expanded release as it is my Favourite Roger Moore Bond film.
2022 marks the 45th. anniversary of TSWLM. It is the Bond score most in need of an expansion (since the album was a re-recording) and I would like it before i die. I've waited since 1977, that's enough !!!!!
Yes a TSWLM 45th Anniversary release in 2022 would be a great expanded Bond release as the whole score at least 40 minutes has Yet to be released, another Bond score with so much music no heard in all it’s glory. Please La La Land Records let’s hope this gets an expanded release as it is my Favourite Roger Moore Bond film.
2022 marks the 45th. anniversary of TSWLM. It is the Bond score most in need of an expansion (since the album was a re-recording) and I would like it before i die. I've waited since 1977, that's enough !!!!!
lars.blondeel, you have incredible patience! I sincerely wish you to see this release as soon as possible!
The "Goldfinger" expanded edition is missing the music where Pussy Galore escorts James Bond off the plane and the banjo music for Auricstud, where Bond's driven to as Goldfinger's "guest". I wonder if the masters with those two cues still survive?
The "Goldfinger" expanded edition is missing the music where Pussy Galore escorts James Bond off the plane and the banjo music for Auricstud, where Bond's driven to as Goldfinger's "guest". I wonder if that masters with those two cues still survive?
I think the master tapes are lost for Dr No , From Russia With Love & Goldfinger , but in this day & age anything is possible & the music can be lifted via other means, let’s hope we can get full expanded scores of these 3 Bond soundtracks, fingers crossed.
The most significant cue missing from Goldfinger is the piece where Bond has to crash his Aston into the wall at Auric's factory. It's only a short cue but it's fantastic.
My favorite missing cue from Goldfinger is the sexy variation of the theme when Bond is seducing Jill Masterson, the first of many late-night lounge Bond cues Barry would write.
The "Goldfinger" expanded edition is missing the music where Pussy Galore escorts James Bond off the plane and the banjo music for Auricstud, where Bond's driven to as Goldfinger's "guest". I wonder if that masters with those two cues still survive?
I think the master tapes are lost for Dr No , From Russia With Love & Goldfinger , but in this day & age anything is possible & the music can be lifted via other means, let’s hope we can get full expanded scores of these 3 Bond soundtracks, fingers crossed.
A common theme around this board is confusing LOST with DESTROYED.
Lost just means they haven't been located, they could be in a vault or some uncatalogued storage facility, or in the case of some of the old Led Zeppelin bootlegs, they were stolen from the original owner.
Destroyed means gone forever, like a fire or a leaky roof took them out and they simply no longer exist, such as the case with the Universal storage fire.
The "Goldfinger" expanded edition is missing the music where Pussy Galore escorts James Bond off the plane and the banjo music for Auricstud, where Bond's driven to as Goldfinger's "guest". I wonder if that masters with those two cues still survive?
I think the master tapes are lost for Dr No , From Russia With Love & Goldfinger , but in this day & age anything is possible & the music can be lifted via other means, let’s hope we can get full expanded scores of these 3 Bond soundtracks, fingers crossed.
A common theme around this board is confusing LOST with DESTROYED.
Lost just means they haven't been located, they could be in a vault or some uncatalogued storage facility, or in the case of some of the old Led Zeppelin bootlegs, they were stolen from the original owner.
Destroyed means gone forever, like a fire or a leaky roof took them out and they simply no longer exist, such as the case with the Universal storage fire.
Hope springs eternal!
Let’s hope nothing has been lost or destroyed for the 1st three Bond film scores
Let’s hope nothing has been lost or destroyed for the 1st three Bond film scores
And if it does turn up, let's hope it's in good condition too.
When they did the 2003 Bond CDs, I recall the article in FSM explaining some of Thunderball was already in degraded condition, and that was 18 years ago!
Happy New Year Bond Music Fans, exciting times 60th Anniversary of James Bond & hopefully we might see some of the older James Bond film scores expanded by La La Land.
Below is the NO TIME TO DIE film score that was issued on CD for the film ,I am sure there will be an expanded release at some point, as the film is over 2 hours 43 minutes long and fellow Bond fan Adam Krysinski has compiled a list of all the unreleased music 69 minutes see list below so hopefully we will see an expanded No Time To Die CD issued this year in the 60th Anniversary of James Bond. So in total there is 140 minutes ( 2 hours 20 minutes) of music score for No Time To Die.
Track listing for the CD of the Film - No Time To Die
1. Gun Barrel (0:55) 2. Matera (1:59) 3. Message From an Old Friend (6:35) 4. Square Escape (2:06) 5. Someone Was Here (2:56) 6. Not What I Expected (1:24) 7. What Have You Done? (2:14) 8. Shouldn’t We Get to Know Each Other First (1:21) 9. Cuba Chase (5:40) 10. Back to MI6 (1:30) 11. Good to Have You Back (1:17) 12. Lovely to See You Again (1:25) 13. Home (3:45) 14. Norway Chase (5:06) 15. Gearing Up (2:53) 16. Poison Garden (3:58) 17. The Factory (6:42) 18. I’ll Be Right Back (4:59) 19. Opening the Doors (2:44) 20. Final Ascent (7:25) 21. No Time to Die – Billie Eilish (4:04)
Total time - 71 min
Here's a complete list of unreleased Zimmer's music from "No Time to Die". Over 69 minutes of music in 28 scenes from the movie in total. All of them unreleased on Decca's CD.
1. Safin (the entire snow scene, released by Mazzaro on his website) - 5:09 2. Madeline on Balcony - 0:46 3. "La Tomba di Lynd" - 1:20 4. "I Miss You" (excerpt from Arnold's "Vesper" from "Casino Royale") - 0:51 5. Message From an Old Friend (Film Version) (CD version is different, "Bridge Attack" sequence especially) - 5:40 6. Heracles - 3:48 7. "It's Just a Number" - 0:17 8. Heracles Weaponized - 0:37 9. Felix's Ship - 3:25 10. Death of Felix - 1:34 11. "Definitely The Same Desk" - 1:40 12. Recovering Obruchev's Data - 1:43 13. A New Patient - 2:13 14. Nanobots - 3:16 15. Blofelds Entry - 1:54 16. Analyzing Cyclops' Mechanical Eye - 0:55 17. Death of Blofeld - 3:06 18. Home (Film Version) (CD version is different, with Eilish's vocals) - 3:41 19. "We've located Logan Ash" - 0:46 20. History of Safin Family - 2:15 21. Death of Logan Ash - 4:02 22. "One Drop of Tea" - 1:55 23. "Make The World a Better Place" - 6:47 24. Permission to Launch - 2:20 25. Death of Safin - 1:54 26. "His Name is Bond" - 1:00 27. We Have All the Time in the World (Armstrong's song from "OHMSS") - 3:12 28. End Credits (tracks from CD - Square Escape + excerpt from "Home" (CD Version) + What Have You Done + Back To MI6) - 3:00
Total time - 69:05
Up for discussion , are there any more cues of unreleased music that have not been listed above from the No Time To Die Film ?
Maybe, just maybe, what i can imagine is what so many pop groups are doing with box-sets of several of their albums or super deluxe editions:
One big box-set: 60 years of Bond, 25 (official) Movies / 25 Soundtracks on 25 CDs plus up to 5 Bonus disks (or put all available unreleased music after the shorter albums). Limited to 7007 Editions, for let's say 250 to 300 bucks. Could be done by a niche label or Sony itself.
I don't want to wait any longer. I bought the Albums, the EMI Manhattan CDs in 1988, the Remastered and Expanded CDs in 2003 and i don't want to wait till i'm 75 for the rest. Life's too short!
Maybe, just maybe, what i can imagine is what so many pop groups are doing with box-sets of several of their albums or super deluxe editions:
One big box-set: 60 years of Bond, 25 (official) Movies / 25 Soundtracks on 25 CDs plus up to 5 Bonus disks (or put all available unreleased music after the shorter albums). Limited to 7007 Editions, for let's say 250 to 300 bucks. Could be done by a niche label or Sony itself.
I don't want to wait any longer. I bought the Albums, the EMI Manhattan CDs in 1988, the Remastered and Expanded CDs in 2003 and i don't want to wait till i'm 75 for the rest. Life's too short!
Fine with me, but I prefer single CDs (or 2-disc-sets) with the music for each movie as far as complete available. I do not like every Bond-score! Besides, what I've read here in the forum is, that the tapes for the first three movies are disappeared!?
Thanks for sharing the video. Always loved the twang instrumental.
Now, speaking of missing music, would love to get the twang versions of Thunderball and Mr Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang that Barry recorded during the TB sessions.
Maybe, just maybe, what i can imagine is what so many pop groups are doing with box-sets of several of their albums or super deluxe editions:
One big box-set: 60 years of Bond, 25 (official) Movies / 25 Soundtracks on 25 CDs plus up to 5 Bonus disks (or put all available unreleased music after the shorter albums). Limited to 7007 Editions, for let's say 250 to 300 bucks. Could be done by a niche label or Sony itself.
I don't want to wait any longer. I bought the Albums, the EMI Manhattan CDs in 1988, the Remastered and Expanded CDs in 2003 and i don't want to wait till i'm 75 for the rest. Life's too short!
Yes this would be great but also fine with individual 2 CD releases of the Expanded James Bond Scores
