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It is the only Bond original album to have included the "Gun Barrel" music (until License To Kill)
On Her Majesties Secret Service says hello.
It can say hello, but the original album didn't include the gunbarrel.
Cheers
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I'd REALLY temper your expectations for Moonraker right now.
What makes you say that?
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There will be more Bonds - as confirmed by LLL in the comments above - but we can only guess which ones and when. Looking at EON's policy so far, and the fact that they claimed sales exclusivity for the first 3 months, I would only bet on round anniversaries of films every decade, i.e. 40, 50, 60, or possibly with less probability every five years, i.e. 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 years.
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Oct 3, 2024 - 8:14 AM
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There will be more Bonds - as confirmed by LLL in the comments above - but we can only guess which ones and when. Looking at EON's policy so far, and the fact that they claimed sales exclusivity for the first 3 months, I would only bet on round anniversaries of films every decade, i.e. 40, 50, 60, or possibly with less probability every five years, i.e. 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 years.
Spaceballs was released as the 19th Anniversary Edition, so if needed they can always settle on "anniversary edition" without pinning it to a certain milestone.
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Last time I checked Spaceballs wasn't a James Bond film. It was a comedy anniversary number for a comedy film. EON aren't going to do that. IF there are any more they will be round numbered anniversaries, or less likely anything with a five.
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19 is hilarious, after all.
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Oct 3, 2024 - 9:07 AM
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There will be more Bonds - as confirmed by LLL in the comments above - but we can only guess which ones and when. Looking at EON's policy so far, and the fact that they claimed sales exclusivity for the first 3 months, I would only bet on round anniversaries of films every decade, i.e. 40, 50, 60, or possibly with less probability every five years, i.e. 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 years.
If it's zero or 5 year anniversaries only, we'll have a fair old wait fellas...
Dr No (1962)
65th in 2027
70th in 2032
From Russia With Love (1963)
65th in 2028
70th in 2033
Goldfinger (1964)
60th confirmed
Thunderball (1965)
60th in 2025
You Only Live Twice (1967)
60th in 2027
Oh Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
55th this year
60th in 2029
Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
55th in 2026
60th in 2031
Live and Let Die (1973)
50th released in 2023
The Man With the Golden Gun (1974)
50th this year
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
50th in 2027
Moonraker (1979)
45th this year
50th in 2029
For Your Eyes Only (1981)
45th in 2026
50th in 2031
Octopussy (1983)
40th released in 2023
A View to A Kill
40th in 2025
The Living Daylights (1987)
40th in 2027
Licence to Kill (1989)
35th this year
40th in 2029
GoldenEye (1995)
30th in 2025
Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
Non-anniversary edition already released
The World is Not Enough (1999)
Non-anniversary edition already released
Die Another Day (2002)
Non-anniversary edition already released
Casino Royale (2006)
20th in 2026
The others are surely too recent.
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GOLDFINGER: 60th ANNIVERSARY EDITION: REMASTERED LIMITED EDITION
$21.98
Item Number:
LLLCD1660
Limited Edition:
5000 UNITS
Shipping Status:
STARTS SHIPPING OCT. 11
Music composed, arranged and conducted by John Barry
Title Song sung by Shirley Bassey
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley
Limited Edition of 5000 Units
90 DAY EXCLUSIVE!
For the first 90 days of its release, this title can only be purchased EXCLUSIVELY HERE or at www.007Store.com
La-La Land Records, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, EON Productions and Universal Music Enterprises proudly commemorate the 60th Anniversary of 007 film GOLDFINGER, with a remastered and re-sequenced CD re-issue of composer John Barry's original motion picture score. The 1964 film stars Sean Connery as James Bond in his third turn as 007 and is directed by Guy Hamilton.
The bold GOLDFINGER orchestral score defined the mood and style of the entire series. The historic title song, sung by Shirley Bassey, packs a sonic punch that still hits as strongly today as it did six decades ago. Thrilling, dramatic, romantic, suspenseful, exhilarating - John Barry's GOLDFINGER has it all!
Produced by Neil S. Bulk, restored by Chris Malone and mastered by Doug Schwartz, this remastered CD release re-sequences the original album tracks into film order for the first time and includes additional material, including a mono mix of the title song that offers a different vocal performance by Shirley Bassey.
This special release is limited to 5000 units with new, exclusive liner notes by journalist and author Jon Burlingame and art design by Dan Goldwasser
TRACK LISTING:
SCORE PRESENTATION 39:17
1. Bond Back In Action Again 2:31
2. Main Title – Goldfinger 2:51 Performed by Shirley Bassey
3. Into Miami 0:58
4. Golden Girl 2:10
5. Alpine Drive – Auric’s Factory 4:28
6. Death Of Tilly 2:05
7. The Laser Beam 2:53
8. Pussy Galore’s Flying Circus 2:48
9. Teasing The Korean 2:15
10. Gassing The Gangsters 1:04
11. Oddjob’s Pressing Engagement 3:07
12. Dawn Raid On Fort Knox 5:48
13. The Arrival Of The Bomb And Countdown 3:29
14. The Death Of Goldfinger – End Titles 2:34
ADDITIONAL MUSIC 7:53
15. Goldfinger (Instrumental Version) 2:09
16. Goldfinger 2:50
Performed by Anthony Newley
17. Goldfinger (Mono Version) 2:50 Performed by Shirley Bassey
TOTAL ALBUM TIME: 47:17
This is a CD format release
https://lalalandrecords.com/goldfinger-60th-anniversary-edition-remastered-limited-edition/
Much of this and then some was released on a 2-disc set in 1992 titled "The Best of James Bond 30th Anniversary Edition". It contains all the songs up to that time as well as out-takes, radio spots, etc. including Anthony Newley's lounge version of "Goldfinger". The first 3 notes of "Goldfinger" are the same 3 notes as "Moon River" which Newley and Bricusse pointed out to Barry.
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There will be more Bonds - as confirmed by LLL in the comments above - but we can only guess which ones and when. Looking at EON's policy so far, and the fact that they claimed sales exclusivity for the first 3 months, I would only bet on round anniversaries of films every decade, i.e. 40, 50, 60, or possibly with less probability every five years, i.e. 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 years.
EON have a 'policy', do they?
Adam, can't you please give this idle speculation (as that's all it is) a rest?
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Pardon me if I'm wrong but wasn't there a longer version of Dawn Raid On Fort Knox running at 6.43. It appeared on the 1987 Liberty/EMI EMS-1266 LP edition. Just surprised this version wasn't included on the new release if only to amp up the running time.
Are you sure that wasn't just a typo on the sleeve?
Track time typos are all over the place on Goldfinger LPs.
Cheers
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EON have a 'policy', do they?
Yes, but I see that you can't read, and you accuse me again, so I've bolded below the passage from MV's comment:
Please note that our contract stipulates that Goldfinger and any future Bond titles will be sold exclusively through the 007 store and the La La Land Records website for the first 90 days of its release. Should there be any remaining stock of the agreed upon 5000 unit run then, and only then, are we allowed to offer the Bond titles to other stores. There was a lot of back and forth negotiating the terms of this deal with a lot of different parties involved.
In other words if you want to buy a Bond title then it's best to order it domestically through the La La Land website or overseas through the 007 store.
Thank you
MV
A new contract, a new arrangements, a new EON's policy.
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While there is a pattern for Anniversary releases, I don't know if there is a "policy" as such.
The Anniversary releases indicate a preference, or at least a focus, but the 3 David Arnold score releases were not Anniversary releases, so Anniversaries are not the only possibilities.
Personally, I'll enjoy what comes down the line for the Bond scores and just build my personal archive of iconic greatness.
These scores are getting a lot of play time, and all deserve the respect EON and La-La Land are working to give them.
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These scores are getting a lot of play time, and all deserve the respect EON and La-La Land are working to give them.
Exactly, in my wildest dreams, I never thought that we would get as many as three Bonds (only to date) from LLL in one year. Releases of the year!
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