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I'd feel more confident in fresh composers if they did a Bond demo reel like Arnold did with Shaken, Not Stirred. Arnold's proved he can do great Bond music. Newman was new and his 2 contributions sucked. If a new composer brought us a modern equivalent to Shaken Not Stirred, then I'd be more open to them.
His work for SP was pretty poor, but that was par for the course for the film. A massive missed opportunity
Agreed, except for the part about techno. I actually loved the techno.
@BMW_with_missiles I don't mind it, but it was used better in DAD than in TWINE, IMO.
For me, "Come in 007, your time is up" is the best piece of music in the series. I've driven a bit too fast to it on many occasions...well, if you can call 95 mph fast. My creaky old Volvo complains if I push any harder. :D
This is my favorite soundtrack track of the Bond series. I always listen to it during time trials for Track back in the day.
I hadn't noticed. How time flies!
You can't tell me that it doesn't just take you out of the movie every time though
Yes I can. It doesn't take me out of the movie either. I don't happen to like that track but it doesn't ruin my enjoyment of the film either. Though the same can't be said about the recycled Skyfall music cues from Spectre. That does take me out of the film.
@ClarkDevlin, this rescore is right up your alley then. ;)