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  • MrBondMrBond Station S
    Posts: 2,044
    It's called Boum! by Charles Trenet.
  • ViralAgentViralAgent
    edited November 2012 Posts: 2
    Thank you so much MrBond. Fantastic song.
  • nick_007nick_007 Ville Marie
    edited November 2012 Posts: 443
    ViralAgent wrote:
    Is there someone who knows what music is playing when Bond and Silva try to hit a whiskey glass with their old guns? It's not on the OST. Even a movie clip with the music in it would help, allowing the use of SoundHound or Shazam.

    This is what you're asking for, right?



    Edit: Didn't see someone had helped you already!
  • JET007JET007
    Posts: 632
    I'm certain the end of Granborough Road is the end of the fight in the Komodo Dragon pit where Bond climbs out and makes the quip about the circle of life. Why is it attached to this track?
  • TheBondFanTheBondFan
    Posts: 822
    JET007 wrote:
    I'm certain the end of Granborough Road is the end of the fight in the Komodo Dragon pit where Bond climbs out and makes the quip about the circle of life. Why is it attached to this track?

    Because Granborough Road was used for the fight
  • GerardGerard
    Posts: 6,004
    Well, mixing tracks on a soundtrack album has always been done. For example, the track Bond Back In Action Again was in the middle of the Goldfinger soundtrack album. And In FYEO, the track Melina's revenge is comprised of two tracks that happen at different moments of the movie : the one when Melina swears revenge over her dead parents, and the one where Bond dispatches Blofeld.

    So I'm not surprised that tracks are mixed on the SF soundtrack album. What bothers me is that "exclusive only to iTunes" track. That's all.
  • Vauxhall_CrossVauxhall_Cross Banned
    Posts: 15
    01. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
    14. The Bloody Shot
    "Skyfall" - Adele (abridged)
    02. Voluntary Retirement
    15. Enjoying Death
    03. New Digs
    10. Day Wasted
    05. Brave New World
    06. Shanghai Drive
    07. Jellyfish
    08. Silhouette
    09. Modigliani
    17. Close Shave
    31. Old Dog, New Tricks (unused)
    13. Komodo Dragon
    12. Someone Usually Dies
    04. Severine
    16. The Chimera
    11. Quartermaster
    18. Health & Safety
    19. Granborough Road
    20. Tennyson
    21. Enquiry
    22. Breadcrumbs
    23. Skyfall
    24. Kill Them First
    25. Welcome To Scotland
    26. She’s Mine
    27. The Moors
    28. Deep Water
    29. Mother
    End Credits:
    "The Name's Bond... James Bond" (abridged re-recording, unreleased)
    30. Adrenaline
    14. The Bloody Shot (abridged)
    13. Komodo Dragon (abridged)

    There are quite a few unreleased tracks, such as that excellent Bond theme played during Silva's capture, the gunbarrel Bond theme (derived from Arnold's "The Name's Bond... James Bond"), and some other minor cues. Hopefully these are made available in the near future.
  • boldfingerboldfinger
    Posts: 5,767
    @Vauxhall_Cross, thanks for adding the title numbers from the CD, makes editing easier ;-).
  • GetafixGetafix
    Posts: 11,425
    MrBond wrote:
    It's called Boum! by Charles Trenet.

    There was a discussion about this on another thread. I think Trenet was gay and suffered some persecution because of it. Some people were reading a lot into the significance of the song.
  • boldfingerboldfinger
    Posts: 5,767
    Getafix wrote:
    MrBond wrote:
    It's called Boum! by Charles Trenet.

    There was a discussion about this on another thread. I think Trenet was gay and suffered some persecution because of it. Some people were reading a lot into the significance of the song.
    Is there a gay theme in the film? Tanner and M having strange makeup, Bond having that weird hairdo when he´s at the casino, now this song...? Just wondering.

  • TuuliaTuulia
    Posts: 2,081
    Getafix wrote:
    MrBond wrote:
    It's called Boum! by Charles Trenet.

    There was a discussion about this on another thread. I think Trenet was gay and suffered some persecution because of it. Some people were reading a lot into the significance of the song.

    Oh. I'd never have thought of it that way. Both songs are kind of love songs. "Boum" is pronounced like "boom", and stylistically the Trenet track suits the Island and The Animals track the arrival of the helicopter. Plus doubling the "boom" at the end is appropriate as well. I thought the songs were perfect, I can totally see Silva picking them for those occasions. Hilarious (still makes me laugh) and ingenious choices by the movie makers.

  • boldfingerboldfinger
    Posts: 5,767
    Since I put the tracks in order all of a sudden I find it a great score. Each track leads nicely into the next. Interesting, I haven't experienced such problems with any of the Barry scores.
    Releasing the SF score in that strange track order was the brightest idea since the official release of the DAD CD.
  • MartinBondMartinBond Trying not to muck it up again
    edited December 2012 Posts: 862


    The guitar string makes me feel very patriotic, and I'm not even British!
    Anyone who can get me this version will be my lifelong hero.
  • boldfingerboldfinger
    Posts: 5,767
    It´s weird that it wasn´t added to the CD. It´s not very long and would have fit onto the CD easily.
  • MartinBondMartinBond Trying not to muck it up again
    Posts: 862
    It's this and the end credits that are really missing, the 50th anniversary and no full bond-theme anywhere on the CD. opportunity - wasted, if you ask me...
  • boldfingerboldfinger
    edited December 2012 Posts: 5,767
    Vauxhall_Cross wrote:
    01. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
    14. The Bloody Shot
    "Skyfall" - Adele (abridged)
    02. Voluntary Retirement
    15. Enjoying Death
    03. New Digs
    10. Day Wasted
    05. Brave New World
    06. Shanghai Drive
    07. Jellyfish
    08. Silhouette
    09. Modigliani
    17. Close Shave
    31. Old Dog, New Tricks (unused)
    13. Komodo Dragon
    12. Someone Usually Dies
    04. Severine
    16. The Chimera
    11. Quartermaster
    18. Health & Safety
    19. Granborough Road
    20. Tennyson
    21. Enquiry
    22. Breadcrumbs
    23. Skyfall
    24. Kill Them First
    25. Welcome To Scotland
    26. She’s Mine
    27. The Moors
    28. Deep Water
    29. Mother
    End Credits:
    "The Name's Bond... James Bond" (abridged re-recording, unreleased)
    30. Adrenaline
    14. The Bloody Shot (abridged)
    13. Komodo Dragon (abridged)
    Mallory wrote:
    1. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
    2. The Bloody Shot
    2.5. Skyfall (Adele) (Not on O.S.T)
    3. Voluntary Retirement
    4. Enjoying Death
    > 5. New Digs Plays as Tanners briefs Bond on Mallory as they enter the new MI6
    6. Day Wasted
    > 7. Brave New World Plays over the introduction of the end of the Q intro/Shaghai flyover
    8. Shanghai Drive
    9. Jellyfish
    > 10. Sillhouette This is the score to Bond and Patrice's fight, as they appear as Sillhoute
    11. Modiglaini Plays as Severine looks at Bond after his fight with Patrice
    12. Close Shave
    13. Komodo Dragon
    14. Someone Usually Dies
    > 15. Severine The music to Severine waiting for Bond, and their shower scene music
    16. The Chimera
    17. Quartermaster
    > 18. Granbrough Road
    19. Health and Safety
    20. Tennyson
    21. Enquiry
    22. Breadcrumbs
    > 23. Skyfall Plays as Bond and M drive to, and arrive at, Skyfall Lodge
    24. Kill Them First
    25. Welcome to Scotland
    26. She's Mine
    27. The Moors
    28. Deep Water
    29. Mother
    > 30. Adrenaline This plays over the end credits

    It would also be veritable to put track 19. Granborough Road, between 12. Someone usually dies, and 04. Severine, since it is the track played when Bond has the fight in the pit with the Komodo Dragons. The same track is played during the chase towards Granborough Road, hence the track title, but in the latter scene neither the flutes in the breaks nor the tiny James Bond theme at the end are heard, either because they were edited out or drowned in action noises. Either way, neither the flutes nor the theme at the end really fit to the chase scene.
    For the enjoyment of the CD, both orders are nice.

    01. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
    14. The Bloody Shot
    "Skyfall" - Adele (abridged)
    02. Voluntary Retirement
    15. Enjoying Death
    03. New Digs
    10. Day Wasted
    05. Brave New World
    06. Shanghai Drive
    07. Jellyfish
    08. Silhouette
    09. Modigliani
    17. Close Shave
    13. Komodo Dragon
    12. Someone Usually Dies
    19. Granborough Road
    04. Severine
    16. The Chimera
    11. Quartermaster
    18. Health & Safety
    20. Tennyson
    21. Enquiry
    22. Breadcrumbs
    23. Skyfall
    24. Kill Them First
    25. Welcome To Scotland
    26. She’s Mine
    27. The Moors
    28. Deep Water
    29. Mother
    30. Adrenaline
  • petergreenhill5petergreenhill5
    Posts: 824
    Just wondering what the ultimate Skyfall playlist is, using the commercial CD, the FYC 2CD set, the title song and Old dog, new tricks'. If anybody has done this, I'd be interested to see it. Thanks
  • grunthergrunther
    Posts: 158
    One of the most complete is this 44 track version that I listen to:
    http://kapowdesign.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/thomas-newman-skyfall-bond-50-2012.html
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