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Cool! Well done!
I want like forever to buy decent software (and hardware) to be able to make remixes of my favourite songs. Well...it's Christmas soon
:)
It might sound something like this:
Beyonce has been the lead of a few films.
Eminem (I am also okay with this, which is probably very controversial)
(The following are from a list of artists in movies from IMDB)
Iggy Pop
Ludacris
P. Diddy
Meat Loaf
Jennifer Lopez
Prince
And remember.. these rap artists may be producing / mixing a song with another artist, as that is a popular rumor with Spectre's title song. The ones in bold I think are most likely.
I am still sold that it is the Arctic Monkeys. Confirmed to be in the same place as Paul Epworth months ago to record a theme. Hm...
Just noted Jwestbrook's mention of Prince. He could work well too. I don't think Lopez has much musical talent, but I could see them using her for a song with a Latin edge given it follows the PTA in Mexico. EON has milked this for a long time, who ever gets the job better have come up with a great title song.
DAD and QOS got the worst ever Bond songs and the CR theme is somewhat forgettable.
Skyfall as a song is the most overrated Bond song ever. It is nothing more than ok.
Radiohead sure are able to do a great song, but then, their best times are long gone.
Sam Smith or Ellie Goulding are the flavour of the months, highly successful but still newcomers who could turn up to be one-hit wonders.
In my opinion Spectre needs a superstar to draw attention. And with superstar I mean someone that has been around at least since a decade and is still relevant. And someone that will not provide us with an experimental crap song like Madonna's or Alicia Keys's.
The last time that we got the perfect deal was in 1995 with Tina Turner's Goldeneye.
There are plenty of such artists around.
That's the exact reason I suggested Shakira. Shes got a much more global appeal than Lopez
I'll take AWTD over that, as for best most recent it's still Cornell and Arnold's YKMN.
None of Craig's or Brosnan's touch the brilliance of the Barry tunes.
Bowie would be incredible but very unlikely.
The TWINE song is awful, as are Garbage. Arnold screwed that one up big time. But he did a good job with Surrender and YKMN. I agree that YKMN is the best since LTK.
huh...tastes can be different...
I've never heard anyone say that TWINE and/or Garbage were awful ;)
Can't see where YKMN is better than Goldeneye for example, just unimaginable (for me).
Still wish for Bjork..... =P~
Totally agree ...
YKMN is probably my favourite song of all time, it just has a great kick-ass melody we haven't heard in a Bond film that suits Craig's Bond perfectly. Easily whisled.
I have to clarify something, I like YKMN as a song, I even bought Cornell's album.
But as a James Bond Theme it doesn't work in my opinion. And if you listen to the "pop" version of YKMN (can be found on Cornell's album or YKMN EP) you'll see it was never really made for Bond. It was re-worked so it sounded more like a Bond theme.
I want a theme that from the first second on is clearly identifiable as a Bond theme.
Totally disagree. YKMN is an excellent Bond song and perfect for introducing Craig.
I agree. I think Alicia Keys would have made a better song by herself
Agreed. I also like the lyrics of the song. I think I still prefer No Good About Goodbye (which definitely would have needed different visuals) though.
Much like every song since the beginning of time: a bunch of noises.