good work!

I like your avatar, Lyedecker. Where'd you get it?

I tried to download Diamond are Forever for a month or even two now
and there always no slots avaivable. I don't have that issue with your
other uploads.

I tried to download Diamond are Forever for a month or even two now
and there always no slots avaivable. I don't have that issue with your
other uploads.

I have the same problem with VTAK for over a month.??

Peeje is really fucking shit. Its never available for anyone, it seems, and everyone is getting frustrated with it. I guess I should have uploaded them all to a new host... *sigh*
Sorry, guys...

I'd say go with MediaFire, but be sure you name the uploaded files very discreetly... otherwise they will take down your albums if "GoldenEye" or anything like that is in the name... keep your old naming system like GE-FFS-KFG.rar or something.
The only problem with MediaFire is splitting up the archives after 200MB.

I must be pretty lucky to download Octopussy just moments ago.
It must be that KaF's share has attracted a lot of traffic that most of us don't get the chance...
I suggest keep refreshing every 5 to 10 min. Those spots shall be open for you.

Btw KaF, I just got your album of YOLT, but I noticed that the Gunbarrel track also has the Capsule scene on it. Sometime earlier I downloaded this album from another poster here and his got the Gunbarrel and the scene afterward seperately... This is just something of a noteworthy to mention (though I do like that the gunbarrels are on their own XP).

Anyway, as always, thanks, laddie!

The links for "Goldfinger" and "Thunderball" constantly say that all the download slots are full, and try again later. Been trying for over a week, and get the same thing. Any other download sites possible?

Thanks, William

Same here with A VIEW TO A KILL.
I�ve being trying for a month!!
But I�ll keep trying.

I guess everybody is downloading this ones all the time.

I hope we�ll eventually get the download links from peeje

It works from my location. But another question: What was the last update?

This ones where among the last ones uploaded


17. GoldenEye (33 tracks, 78 mins)

18. Tomorrow Never Dies (40 tracks, 122 mins)

19. The World is Not Enough (31 tracks, 98 mins)

20. Die Another Day (54 tracks, 150 mins)

21. Casino Royale (42 tracks, 103 mins)

Thank you ...

Yes, Goldfinger and Thunderball still will not let me download, stating that there are no current download slots available, try again later....

Can someone please create a different download link, possibly on RS or Hotfile?

Thanks, William

I am working on reupping these all (again!) to Mediafire. Expect new links in the next few days.

I am like Woody Allen, the guy with the worst luck... yet I've had nothing but success in downloading the Bond scores and others from the site. No problems here...

I am working on reupping these all (again!) to Mediafire. Expect new links in the next few days.

Thanks so much, your work here is great.

Thanks, that would be great!

William

Wouldn't you know it, after nearly 2 weeks of trying for a download link, it finally cleared up!!!!

Thanks just the same.

William

I didn�t have luck with A View To A Kill yet.

Please bear with me, folks. Had a lot of crap on lately, so I am slowly getting there. I have re-upped a quarter or so to MF and will be posting them all soon. Thanks for being patient.

MF rocks best around forget the others! So nice choice!

MF rocks best around forget the others! So nice choice!

I'm sure your tune will change as soon as we get problems with MF.

People said the same here about RS, Megaupload, Multiupload, Filesonic, e.t.c

I blame the government! :)

William

I blame the government! :)

William

Me too! It's always that stinking gonvernment! :)

OK, links reupped. If MediaFire goes down like Megaupload, I doubt I will be reupping them again. I think everyone has had a chance to get these now, so get 'em whilst you can and enjoy.

Thanks for these.

Keep typing 0007 for some reason *facepalm*

Can anyone re-up part 2 of "You Only Live Twice"? The link is for part 1, but part 2 seems to be missing? Thanks!

Fixed.

Thank you so much, just discovered this site and your brilliant extended Bond scores, love them all.

Are you working on an extended The Spy Who Loved Me?

Thanks again :-)

Awesome work! Thanks!

Thanks for all the hard work.

Will there be any more flac additions - there were about five five not included in the flac uploads, now they are all mp3.

Pete

I love the Goldfinger, but I REALLY love the Thunderball score! :)

Thanks, Tak!

William

I love the Goldfinger, but I REALLY love the Thunderball score! :)

Thanks, Tak!

William

Wisdom words ;)

sorry if this is addressed earlier in this thread but are we going to see , the Spy Who Loved me :) sometime :)

Just a question that popped in my mind: As you're the most "into soundtracks" of everyone I know, do you have the TRAILER music for the Quantum Of Solace game? You can hear it in this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPC61g6zp3M) advertisement, at around the 1:00 mark. Many thanks for checking it out :)

I know it's too much for someone who has done a lot, but would you ever release the complete score for The Spy Who Loved Me?

As you can see, there is space for that one :) Its coming.

Cool!

Re: Octopussy, I have included the youtube cover versions of some of the missing cues to make a more complete presentation

Octopussy.zip | Game Front (http://www.gamefront.com/files/21780131/Octopussy.zip)

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Sorry, incomplete track in previous link (no.6), fixed with new link

Octopussy.7z | Game Front (http://www.gamefront.com/files/21780245/Octopussy.7z)

19. The World is Not Enough (31 tracks, 98 mins)

http://www.mediafire.com/?o7t7q3bpac98g91
http://www.mediafire.com/?hl3j589n4r0ubad

Thanks for the links. However, I was wondering if anyone might have or know where to get the expanded tracks to this score? Tracks missing include "Welcome to Baku (film version) among some others. For some reason, this is the only un-released expanded bond score that has been so difficult to obtain.

Thanks,

Just realised I have an expanded "The Spy Who Loved Me" soundtrack, but cannot remember where I downloaded it from

The Spy Who Loved Me.zip | Game Front (http://www.gamefront.com/files/21815795/The+Spy+Who+Loved+Me.zip)

I was going to say it was probably YoYoBoy19's Expanded score, but his zip was 125.74MB, not 120.18MB...

Does yours have any sound effects or volume dips in it, worksofare?

I downloaded and checked. The tracks and nametags match YoYoBoy19's Expanded score except nr 22 'The Tanker' is missing, which would explain the lower filesize.

I plan on re-ripping The Spy Who Loved Me in better quality, the method I used before isn't as effective as using DVD Audio Extractor now. So, I'll keep you all posted on that.

I'm waiting on Take's The Spy Who Loved Me to compare quality. He always delivers good stuff.

I plan on re-ripping The Spy Who Loved Me in better quality, the method I used before isn't as effective as using DVD Audio Extractor now. So, I'll keep you all posted on that.

I'm waiting on Take's The Spy Who Loved Me to compare quality. He always delivers good stuff.

Good news! Do you mean you're planning to start re-ripping as soon as Tak has posted?

Hi guys. Sorry about the wait, I havent forgotten about Spy and will hopefully get it done soon. Thanks as always to all those patiently waiting on me.

No problems, the quality of your releases are top-notch, even if they're missing a couple of songs... so I don't mind the wait.

@KaFaraqGatr Yes, please take your time! I really look forward to your edit of The Spy Who Loved Me

@KaFaraqGatr Yes, please take your time! I really look forward to your edit of The Spy Who Loved Me

Yep!!! Me too.

This. Is. Awesome. Thank you!!!

Thanks for this! Awesome collection, but there appears to be an issue with The Living Daylights, second file : 2-12 - Suite appears to have an issue, extracts as zero bytes (saying wrong password?)

Mine works fine, perhaps download again

Hello! What about TSWLM? I love that score and hope to listen something new ;)

Wow....just WOW! No words can convey my utter joy for these complete soundtracks. Thank you SOOO much KaFaraqGatri.

Thank you so much for this!

TSWLM is in the works I think just be patient! I am sure it will be worth the wait as always!

TSWLM is in the works I think just be patient! I am sure it will be worth the wait as always!


I plan on re-ripping The Spy Who Loved Me in better quality, the method I used before isn't as effective as using DVD Audio Extractor now. So, I'll keep you all posted on that.

I'm waiting on Take's The Spy Who Loved Me to compare quality. He always delivers good stuff.

All the same, don't feel like you need to wait for Tak to upload his- if you've got a new version of yours we'd love to hear it!

I downloaded and checked. The tracks and nametags match YoYoBoy19's Expanded score except nr 22 'The Tanker' is missing, which would explain the lower filesize.

Pretty sure it was taken out because my rip of that track (Tanker) sounded like garbage anyways lol.

And I'll try to rip other Bond stuff, but I wouldn't expect miracles. A lot of the Bond DVDs are filled with sound effects in the back channels. I'll try to do The Spy Who Loved Me again though.

Also the reason I want to wait is because I'm certain Take's version will sound better than the original I posted up however long ago.

At Brok2: I probably should seeing as I don't like the sound quality of my original.

Pretty sure it was taken out because my rip of that track (Tanker) sounded like garbage anyways lol.

And I'll try to rip other Bond stuff, but I wouldn't expect miracles. A lot of the Bond DVDs are filled with sound effects in the back channels. I'll try to do The Spy Who Loved Me again though.



Ok :)

What Bond DVD's are filled with fx in the backchannels and am I guessing right that Dr. No and From Russia With Love are among them?
All the same thumbs up for trying Spy though and whatever ones you find time to do :)

As sadly Marvin Hamlisch has passed maybe it's the right time Tak to finally release the final Bond score we all need

Hi Takehiro,

I'm still finding my way around the forum and having trouble locating art work for the fantastic scores that you've expanded on. Are they in this thread or another? I really appreciate your hard work and artistry.
Cheers

There's a bunch of really great ones made by another use here, somewhere in the past few pages. Knocks spots off of my own attempts!

Which page?

There's a bunch of really great ones made by another use here, somewhere in the past few pages. Knocks spots off of my own attempts!

Thanks Takehiro ... I found 5 or 6 around page 55. Cheers

Did you mean "tried to download"? Because a dead link cannot be downloaded.

As for those asking about TSWLM: I have made some small progress. I have access to higher quality sources than I had a couple of years ago (when I actually did my first version) but the work needed to remaster (or at least improve them somewhat) is still intensive, and there is a lot of material. I also have to decide how to present them. There are some small cues, almost 'stingers', which on their own would yield a somewhat disjointed listening experience. Do I leave them isolated or do I combine them into other cues to make mini suites? Do I include the album versions of some cues, or are they redundant since they are not in the film?

There is much to be done but rather than post a quickly assembled, substandard album, I want to make it the best I can. After all, it's the last one of the "classic Bond" scores. And as I have said before, its not like this is the only thing I have going on right now, so it will likely be a little while before I finish it. If you don't want to wait for my version, or think I am BSing you because I have nothing to show, that's entirely fine - no one is forcing you to wait or believe me. But for those who do wanna wait it out, I hope the wait is worth it when I finally post it. In the meantime, it sounds like YoYoBoy is gonna be providing us with a mix of his own, which is a good stop-gap to the final release of my own.

One or two have asked about covers - I may post the ones I had made when I post TSWLM but there are many good ones out there already. RDAF has made some, for example.

Did you mean "tried to download"? Because a dead link cannot be downloaded.

As for those asking about TSWLM: I have made some small progress. I have access to higher quality sources than I had a couple of years ago (when I actually did my first version) but the work needed to remaster (or at least improve them somewhat) is still intensive, and there is a lot of material. I also have to decide how to present them. There are some small cues, almost 'stingers', which on their own would yield a somewhat disjointed listening experience. Do I leave them isolated or do I combine them into other cues to make mini suites? Do I include the album versions of some cues, or are they redundant since they are not in the film?

There is much to be done but rather than post a quickly assembled, substandard album, I want to make it the best I can. After all, it's the last one of the "classic Bond" scores. And as I have said before, its not like this is the only thing I have going on right now, so it will likely be a little while before I finish it. If you don't want to wait for my version, or think I am BSing you because I have nothing to show, that's entirely fine - no one is forcing you to wait or believe me. But for those who do wanna wait it out, I hope the wait is worth it when I finally post it. In the meantime, it sounds like YoYoBoy is gonna be providing us with a mix of his own, which is a good stop-gap to the final release of my own.

One or two have asked about covers - I may post the ones I had made when I post TSWLM but there are many good ones out there already. RDAF has made some, for example.


Tak, you could add the stingers at the end, or put them between the tracks, doesn't matter really, and you could use the album cues as bonus fodder at the end of the soundtrack, so at least all versions are there, like you did with the earlier Bond's. And a separate folder of art would be a idea so if anyone wants them they can down them

No problem, I use WinRAR personally. But thanks for your kind words, I appreciate that. My hope is a record company does give all the Bond scores a re-release sometime; this year would have been perfect.

Did you mean "tried to download"? Because a dead link cannot be downloaded.

As for those asking about TSWLM: I have made some small progress. I have access to higher quality sources than I had a couple of years ago (when I actually did my first version) but the work needed to remaster (or at least improve them somewhat) is still intensive, and there is a lot of material. I also have to decide how to present them. There are some small cues, almost 'stingers', which on their own would yield a somewhat disjointed listening experience. Do I leave them isolated or do I combine them into other cues to make mini suites? Do I include the album versions of some cues, or are they redundant since they are not in the film?

There is much to be done but rather than post a quickly assembled, substandard album, I want to make it the best I can. After all, it's the last one of the "classic Bond" scores. And as I have said before, its not like this is the only thing I have going on right now, so it will likely be a little while before I finish it. If you don't want to wait for my version, or think I am BSing you because I have nothing to show, that's entirely fine - no one is forcing you to wait or believe me. But for those who do wanna wait it out, I hope the wait is worth it when I finally post it. In the meantime, it sounds like YoYoBoy is gonna be providing us with a mix of his own, which is a good stop-gap to the final release of my own.


Just my opinion, but I have no problem with the disjointed listening experience. That said, if you do decide to string cues together, please include a little silence between cues. Makes it much easier if there's a boring bit (IMO, of course) and I can edit it out cleanly for my listening pleasure.

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I welcome all opinions. If I make suites, I generally try to include a brief pause between cues, as I hate overlapping pieces.

Just my opinion, but I have no problem with the disjointed listening experience. That said, if you do decide to string cues together, please include a little silence between cues. Makes it much easier if there's a boring bit (IMO, of course) and I can edit it out cleanly for my listening pleasure.

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I agree.

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I welcome all opinions. If I make suites, I generally try to include a brief pause between cues, as I hate overlapping pieces.

Thanks for that and good luck to you and YoYoBoy :)

Did you mean "tried to download"? Because a dead link cannot be downloaded.

As for those asking about TSWLM: I have made some small progress. I have access to higher quality sources than I had a couple of years ago (when I actually did my first version) but the work needed to remaster (or at least improve them somewhat) is still intensive, and there is a lot of material. I also have to decide how to present them. There are some small cues, almost 'stingers', which on their own would yield a somewhat disjointed listening experience. Do I leave them isolated or do I combine them into other cues to make mini suites? Do I include the album versions of some cues, or are they redundant since they are not in the film?

There is much to be done but rather than post a quickly assembled, substandard album, I want to make it the best I can. After all, it's the last one of the "classic Bond" scores. And as I have said before, its not like this is the only thing I have going on right now, so it will likely be a little while before I finish it. If you don't want to wait for my version, or think I am BSing you because I have nothing to show, that's entirely fine - no one is forcing you to wait or believe me. But for those who do wanna wait it out, I hope the wait is worth it when I finally post it. In the meantime, it sounds like YoYoBoy is gonna be providing us with a mix of his own, which is a good stop-gap to the final release of my own.

I'll be waiting KaFaraqGatri for your edit. Have a great time! ;)

There are some small cues, almost 'stingers', which on their own would yield a somewhat disjointed listening experience. Do I leave them isolated or do I combine them into other cues to make mini suites? Do I include the album versions of some cues, or are they redundant since they are not in the film?

Personally, I would much prefer isolated tracks, though MrM has a good idea of silence punctuated suites. As for album versions, There's no harm in including them. Even if it were, say, as a seperate optional download. Basically the kitchen sink method: if it's all there, everyone and all bases will be covered.

Thank you so much for this!

DUDE! Who is the cute girl on your "tagline" and why is she wearing a mask? (is she the famous asian scarf bandit?) :)

William

As for those asking about TSWLM: I have made some small progress. I have access to higher quality sources than I had a couple of years ago (when I actually did my first version) but the work needed to remaster (or at least improve them somewhat) is still intensive, and there is a lot of material. I also have to decide how to present them. There are some small cues, almost 'stingers', which on their own would yield a somewhat disjointed listening experience. Do I leave them isolated or do I combine them into other cues to make mini suites? Do I include the album versions of some cues, or are they redundant since they are not in the film?


Damn!!! It seems you've got a lot of work to do. But I've got the feeling this is gonna be your greatest release.
So, take your time KFG, and be sure I'll be waiting for it.................... anxiously awaiting :)
And thanks for all your effort, btw

I welcome all opinions. If I make suites, I generally try to include a brief pause between cues, as I hate overlapping pieces.

Hi KaFaraqGatri.

I think that any fine track, with good sound, should be included. Shorter tracks could be assembled in suites with very short pauses, if they were parts of the same sequence in the movie. So we could have musical and narrative units more coherent. Anyway, chronological order is always the best choice in my opinion.

As usual, I trust in Your exquisite taste!

Best regards.
And thank You for all again!

Thank you so much! :)

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Where is The Spy Who Loved Me score?

I downloaded the Moonraker Link, and there were no tracks from The Spy Who Loved Me

Thank you

Thank you so much! :)

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Where is The Spy Who Loved Me score?

I downloaded the Moonraker Link, and there were no tracks from The Spy Who Loved Me

Thank you

You need to read the previous 83 pages for the answer, dude.

When I post the new version, I may put a little side-by-side comparison showing the difference in sound quality between the old version and the new.

I did a similar thing with all the various versions of TND on an excel spreadsheet a while ago, but lost it in my great cpu crash of '09.

If there was a Dislike button, I'd use it mate. Sorry to hear that.

I've been gone for too long...

Anyway, I'm with brok for this one, I myself prefer isolated tracks. But I think you should know that already from my last post about You Only Live Twice's gunbarrel...
Bloody great to see this thread has not died and hopefully it will go on like the Bond movies do, KaF! ;)

To all the fans of 007 film music, there is an upcoming book by Jon Burlingame. Amazon UK mentioned to be out in September, whereas the US site said November.
The Music of James Bond: Amazon.co.uk: Jon Burlingame: Books (http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Music-James-Bond-Burlingame/dp/019986330X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1346024471&sr=8-1)

Book looks good! Eric Clapton did Licence to Kill score work wonder where that is shelved? This would make a great documentary rather that just a book!

Do you think in the upcoming months there will be a re-issue of all Bond-OST's for the 50th ann.?
Maybe in expanded editions?

The book sounds wonderful, but for me we need expanded CD editions. I would love to see Intrada do them. Rumours were abound a while back that it may happen but nothing's come of it. Maybe the owners want it to be secret until nearer the time?

Book looks good! Eric Clapton did Licence to Kill score work wonder where that is shelved? This would make a great documentary rather that just a book!
I read somewhere that all he was doing was a reworking of the James Bond Theme for the movie.

I've been toying around with some cover ideas for this series (gotta have consistency in cover art, right?) and here's what I've come up with. I only have a few so far, but if anyone is interested I'll post them as I get them done.

Here's the first two:



Bond03_Goldfinger ()



Bond20_DieAnotherDay ()

Hi everyone... just came across this post and am so impressed.

An official re-release of James Bond soundtracks to celebrate 50 years of the franchise would be phenomenal.

In the mean time, this is a great collection.

Thank you, KaFaraqGatri!

I've been toying around with some cover ideas for this series (gotta have consistency in cover art, right?) and here's what I've come up with. I only have a few so far, but if anyone is interested I'll post them as I get them done.

LOVE IT!

I like the stylish minimalism.

I would love to get them all, but then I'm a Bond file whore!

I've been toying around with some cover ideas for this series (gotta have consistency in cover art, right?) and here's what I've come up with. I only have a few so far, but if anyone is interested I'll post them as I get them done.

Very neat indeed. I think you should definitely post them all when done. Or give me a link to a RAR file of them and I'll post the link (with credit to you, of course) on the home page so people see it right away.

Thanks for the feedback, guys. KaFaraqGatri, once I get the set done I'll give you a RAR file. And by the way, thanks so much for this thread and the work that has gone into it. Great stuff here!

As for the covers, here are the next two:

Seriously loving this cover art, scorehunter. Grand stuff.

I decided to redo Oddjob's hat in the Goldfinger to give it a similar style with the rest, so I'll post the second version of that here and then add another new one. Enjoy!

Feeling good today, so here are two more! This makes 7 of the series so far. Slowly but surely I'll get them all done...

Damn, scorehunter, I'm loving your custom 50th Anniversary artwork.
Random question: You plan on putting a Faberge egg as your icon for the Octopussy art?

Damn, scorehunter, I'm loving your custom 50th Anniversary artwork.
Random question: You plan on putting a Faberge egg as your icon for the Octopussy art?

You know it. Some of the other Bond flicks lack an iconic image, but that was an easy one to pick! Hope to have that one done soon...

Great work, and thank you for making these available. Such fantastic, memorable scores, especially the John Barry music.

Hey KFG, I was going to ask, weren't you planning on doing the videogame soundtracks as well? I'm like totally loving Richard Jacques' work while playing 007 Blood Stone right now and I was hoping someone would make a complete soundtrack...

Well, I'm fairly new, and I know it's late in coming, but WOW Takehiro! You did a hell-of-a-job with these Bond scores! Great job, and thank you very much.

Another two covers today:

I'm new here and I am delightened with this work. Great, great KaFaraqGatri!!!!!!

Two more today...total is at 11 of the 23 total (I am counting Skyfall, not NSNA).

I'm away tomorrow so no more new artwork until next week, so enjoy these additions!

Also, feedback is appreciated. What do you guys think of the ones so far? Any suggestions for the remaining covers?

Excellent covers so far!! The Faberge egg, however, might look better if it was turned the other way up.

Suggestions for other covers....
TB: the underwater breather?
FRWL: Klebb's shoe?
DAF: The Oil rig? or the Willard Whyte sign, maybe
LALD: A croc, or a something voodooesque
FYEO: Tough one... 2CV or ATAC?
QOS: The Vesper Necklace?

Keep up the good work!

Love your covers scorehunter! I will say though that for your latest offering, the title is "Licence to Kill" instead of "License." Can't wait to see what you come up with next!

Another two covers today:





These are really fantastic. Great job. Thanx

Merlineater had some good suggestions. With his, here are some others;

Thunderball: Re-breather, a shark
From Russia With Love: The briefcase, Klebb's shoe
Diamonds Are Forever: A diamond, Ford Mustang
Live And Let Die: Tarot cards, a gator, fake hand
For Your Eyes Only: Crossbow, Deep Sea Diving Suit
Quantum Of Solace: A bottle of H2O, oil covered body

As I mentioned earlier, I looooove the stylish minimalism.

BTW, it's "Licence To Kill". It was even released in the US with the British spelling. There was a big deal over it at the time apparently.

Nothing short of amazing! Thank you so much for all your hard work in uploading these.

I'd recommend for covers...

Quantum Of Solace: Vesper's necklace (which Bond drops at the end of the movie)
GoldenEye: the satellite (I can't think of any other significant objects in that movie)
Tomorrow Never Dies: A newspaper with "Tomorrow" on it; being the name of Carver's newspaper..

I think Fields covered in oil for QOS, the GoldenEye key for GE and the Sea-Vac for TND :)

Bloody awesome cover arts, scorehunter. But I would rather see the plutonium icon used on the TWINE cover instead wich it was much more direct plot of the movie than the submarine...

That... or the caviar factory or something related to it... because of Zukovsky...

These custom covers are awesome. Great work scorehunter :)

It's been mentioned before, but wouldn't the diamond on the DAD cover be better placed on the DAF cover? Great covers though!

Thank you

OK...first, thanks to everyone for their suggestions and feedback! I went back and redid some of the previous ones, as well as cleaned them up in the details a bit. I won't be deleting any of the ones I've already posted, but if you already have them you might want to snag the new ones as I post them. AND...I'm including tray liners for those interested. I'll probably post one a day since they take quite a while.

EDIT: Had to make some corrections...look for updated version as part of a RAR file tomorrow.

Awesome work. Are you still gonna put them in a RAR for download on the first page? Easier than posting them here amongst the other posts, they may get lost.

Awesome work. Are you still gonna put them in a RAR for download on the first page? Easier than posting them here amongst the other posts, they may get lost.

I think I will make a RAR with the first batch once I get them done instead of waiting for the full set. Maybe three files in all, with about 8 films per set? Once I get the first ones done I'll hook you up with the link.

Also, I want to give you credit for doing the actual hard work and editing the scores...any preference on how you would like your name and/or credit to read on the back?

Thanks again for your excellent work on these!

How about KFG? That works for me.

Once all the films are posted, I think one big RAR of the artwork makes sense so people only have to download the one file.

Alright, without further ado, here are the first 8 sets of covers and tray liners for the Bond scores:



Download the ZIP file here, no password needed (http://www.mediafire.com/?6cee4sa50af25rd)

Once all the films are done, I will combine them into one file for easy downloading. These sets are for those who don't want to wait, and also as a kind of beta test to make sure there are no typos or other errors that turn up as people start taking a closer look at them.

Hopefully will have set 2 done early next week and the final set a week or so after.

Enjoy!

Scorehunter67, again, I must say, fantastic! Thank you very much for the work you put into the covers. Looking forward to the rest. On a side note, can anyone re-up THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN in an MP3 format? The link at the beginning of this forum only provides FLAC. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Scorehunter67, again, I must say, fantastic! Thank you very much for the work you put into the covers. Looking forward to the rest. On a side note, can anyone re-up THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN in an MP3 format? The link at the beginning of this forum only provides FLAC. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks! I'm glad you like the covers.

And here's TMWTGG in 128kbps MP3, if that helps:

TMWTGG (http://www.mediafire.com/?aogv3jq8tth9532)

I know this sounds like a long shot but is there a possibility that the new bluray box set due out at the end of September will include
isolated score tracks for each movie?:lolsolis:

Say Tak/KFG, you wouldn't happen to be a Doctor Who fan would you? And apologies if you've been through this before on the thread, I have an appalling memory...

As promised, here is set 2 of my take on the Bond 50 covers and tray liners.



Download here, no pass needed (http://www.mediafire.com/?0u48kexjt934yxk)

Set 3 should be up next week to round out the series. Once all the sets are done, they will be combined into one large file to download, so you can wait for that or go ahead and get these 7 covers and liners now.

For those who are snagging these now: if anyone notices any typos or errors on these, please let me know and I'll correct them before uploading the final file.

Thanks, and enjoy!

Can I just say I love these covers? Are you designing them yourself?

Sexy stuff!

Can I just say I love these covers? Are you designing them yourself?

Thanks! Yes, these are personal designs. I'm glad you're enjoying them!

I don't have a lot of music that isn't already widely available here, and I certainly don't have the skill to produce entire new mixes, so redesigned covers are my meager contribution to this wonderful forum!

Thanks! Yes, these are personal designs. I'm glad you're enjoying them!

I don't have a lot of music that isn't already widely available here, and I certainly don't have the skill to produce entire new mixes, so redesigned covers are my meager contribution to this wonderful forum!

It's a very cool idea. It'd be a good base for a minimalist set of covers for the movies too.

A couple of Typos:
On OHMSS, the character's name is Sir Hilary (a man's name, with one L) not Hillary.
On Live and Let Die, Track #28 says Solitairs and I think you want Solitaire;
On The World is Not Enough, Track 14 - You have "Khazakstan," it's actually Kazakhstan (watch the h).
On Die Another Day, Track 5 - I don't think "Hovercrafts" is the correct plural; I think it's just "Hovercraft." (What is the plural for craft as in the ship (http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_plural_for_craft_as_in_the_ship))


I also don't know why, but the font on the back some of the titles (particularly in collection 1) is very hard to read. On The Living Daylights, however, it looks great; what did you do differently for that one? You may also consider a drop shadow, since it kind of disappears on some of the lighter backgrounds.

Another sweet set of covers, Scorehunter67. Looking forward to the final set. Thanks for all the work you put into these.

Fantastic artwork! Can't wait for the rest of the set!

Bloody hell, I'm loving the goldenEye cover!!! ^_^

You're the best! :) - I can not wait for set 3 - Thank you once again! :)

You're the best! :) - I can not wait for set 3 - Thank you once again! :)

Now you have BLACK text on a dark blue background???? What are you doing?

William

Like me, it's one of the pitfalls of using such a dark theme.

Time for the third and final set!



Download here, no pass needed (http://www.mediafire.com/?pc74cicdanfx7rq)

A few reminders:

1) Thanks to those who have found typos/errors. I will correct those before loading the final zip file next week. If any errors are spotted on this third set, please let me know ASAP so I can correct them before the final upload.

2) Stinkor mentioned trouble reading the backs on some of these. I am saving these files at 300dpi, and from the same template, so font readability shouldn't be an issue, but I will be double-checking that as well this week. If anyone else has trouble reading the backs, let me know which ones are the hardest to see and I'll do what I can.

3) This set does NOT include the back/track list for TSWLM for obvious reasons. But...it does include an alternate cover bonus, so if you don't like the one you see in the teaser above, there's a surprise in the zip file!

I appreciate all the encouraging feedback and I'm glad to know that this set has a few fans on here. Enjoy!

Adele 'confirmed' for James Bond Skyfall theme song | Music | guardian.co.uk (http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/sep/18/adele-james-bond-skyfall?newsfeed=true)

Adele is very good. But she's so young that I feel they could have waited on her, especially when there's so many well established iconic British singers who've never been given a crack at Bond -- THE iconic fictional British hero of the modern era (outside of Harry Potter).

If it were up to me, I'd go with either Sade or Joe Cocker as my first choices. Or how about Rod Stewart or Annie Lennox? Mick Jagger (The Rolling Stones), David Bowie, Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) or Kate Bush? David Gilmore (Pink Floyd), Roger Waters (Pink Floyd), Elton John, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Robert Plant (Led Zepplin), Roger Daltry (The Who), Eric Clapton, Jeff Lyne (ELO), Phil Collins, George Michael, Steve Winwood, Supertramp, Ozzy Osbourne, Paul Young, Simply Red, Tears For Fears, Seal, Billy Idol, Brian Johnson (AC/DC)... ect? I can actually imagine Daniel Craig's Bond cruising in his Aston Martin and listening to those artists without a hint of irony.

All I'm saying is that one British legend deserves another. Let's get 'em while they can still get got! Adele is like 24 years old, she's got legit chops enough that I feel confident that her time would have come eventually, but because she's hot right now I guess she'll sell the maximum amount of singles. Suppose that's the bottom line.

At least we're past the abomination that was Jack White and Alicia Keyes.

This mentallity at its worst was taken to its zenith with the recent Olympic ceremonies -- I was just like; "who the devil is Dizzee Rascal and why are you devoting some near ten valuable minutes to him as a representative of British music? And where for the love of all that is holy and true is Mick Jagger?"! ...But I digress.

Still, Adele is excellent and I'll be looking forward to hearing what an Adele collaboration with Thomas Newman sounds like (hopefully Thomas Newman is intimately involved).

This looks good:

Best Of James Bond 50th Anniversary Soundtrack CD Album (http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=8821608)

Notice it includes an "orchestral version" of You Know My Name. Perhaps this is the film version getting an official release?

Again, Scorehunter67, awsome job, and thank you very much for the work you put into these great covers!

Adele is very good. But she's so young that I feel they could have waited on her, especially when there's so many well established iconic British singers who've never been given a crack at Bond -- THE iconic fictional British hero of the modern era (outside of Harry Potter).

If it were up to me, I'd go with either Sade or Joe Cocker as my first choices. Or how about Rod Stewart or Annie Lennox? Mick Jagger (The Rolling Stones), David Bowie, Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) or Kate Bush? David Gilmore (Pink Floyd), Roger Waters (Pink Floyd), Elton John, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Robert Plant (Led Zepplin), Roger Daltry (The Who), Eric Clapton, Jeff Lyne (ELO), Phil Collins, George Michael, Steve Winwood, Supertramp, Ozzy Osbourne, Paul Young, Simply Red, Tears For Fears, Seal, Billy Idol, Brian Johnson (AC/DC)... ect? I can actually imagine Daniel Craig's Bond cruising in his Aston Martin and listening to those artists without a hint of irony.

All I'm saying is that one British legend deserves another. Let's get 'em while they can still get got! Adele is like 24 years old, she's got legit chops enough that I feel confident that her time would have come eventually, but because she's hot right now I guess she'll sell the maximum amount of singles. Suppose that's the bottom line.

At least we're past the abomination that was Jack White and Alicia Keyes.

This mentallity at its worst was taken to its zenith with the recent Olympic ceremonies -- I was just like; "who the devil is Dizzee Rascal and why are you devoting some near ten valuable minutes to him as a representative of British music? And where for the love of all that is holy and true is Mick Jagger?"! ...But I digress.

Still, Adele is excellent and I'll be looking forward to hearing what an Adele collaboration with Thomas Newman sounds like (hopefully Thomas Newman is intimately involved).


I would kill for a David Bowie or Eric Clapton Bond collaboration, but the producers now think they need someone young and hip to sell the song, not realizing its about the quality. Adele is great and I was hoping she would be the one. I wanted her to do Quantum's song so hopefully she will deliver.

Time for the third and final set!



Download here, no pass needed (http://www.mediafire.com/?pc74cicdanfx7rq)

A few reminders:

1) Thanks to those who have found typos/errors. I will correct those before loading the final zip file next week. If any errors are spotted on this third set, please let me know ASAP so I can correct them before the final upload.

2) Stinkor mentioned trouble reading the backs on some of these. I am saving these files at 300dpi, and from the same template, so font readability shouldn't be an issue, but I will be double-checking that as well this week. If anyone else has trouble reading the backs, let me know which ones are the hardest to see and I'll do what I can.

3) This set does NOT include the back/track list for TSWLM for obvious reasons. But...it does include an alternate cover bonus, so if you don't like the one you see in the teaser above, there's a surprise in the zip file!

I appreciate all the encouraging feedback and I'm glad to know that this set has a few fans on here. Enjoy!




THANKS A TON! :) These are great. Going to need a little tweaking and modification to adapt them for my extended sets, which don't have any covers or tray pictures, but now I have something to start with!

Thanks again, William

Time for the third and final set!



Just a few things:

Your Diamonds are Forever cover is missing the outer radial fade that all the other covers have. Makes it seem inconsistent with the others.

'Sif not having the Lektor for From Russia With Love! The shoe was barely in it at all, but the whole plot revolves around the Lektor! :P

A really minor point- I personally think the spider suits Dr. No well, but there are always many people out there who are Arachnaphobic, and wouldn't want to to see a spider in their CD collection. If you made it something else then you wouldn't endanger alienating that crowd. To be honest I wouldn't know what to replace it with though... a mango? The shells Ryder collects? Dr. No's iconic radiation suit in silhouette? a geiger counter? The dragon? Hey- what about the Dragon! they talk about it and build up to it for a good half of the movie or so!

This looks good:

Best Of James Bond 50th Anniversary Soundtrack CD Album (http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=8821608)

Notice it includes an "orchestral version" of You Know My Name. Perhaps this is the film version getting an official release?


The complete 2 CD track list is up at Amazon...

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DISC 1

1. James Bond Theme The John Barry Orchestra
2. From Russia With Love Matt Monro
3. Goldfinger Shirley Bassey
4. Thunderball - Tom Jones
5. You Only Live Twice - Nancy Sinatra
6. On Her Majesty s Secret Service The John Barry Orchestra
7. We Have All The Time In The World - Louis Armstrong
8. Diamonds Are Forever Shirley Bassey
9. Live And Let Die Paul McCartney & Wings
10. The Man With The Golden Gun Lulu
11. Nobody Does It Better Carly Simon
12. Moonraker - Shirley Bassey
13. For Your Eyes Only Sheena Easton
14. All Time High Rita Coolidge
15. A View To A Kill Duran Duran
16. The Living Daylights - A-Ha
17. Licence To Kill - Gladys Knight
18. GoldenEye (Single Edit) Tina Turner
19. Tomorrow Never Dies Sheryl Crow
20. The World Is Not Enough Garbage
21. Die Another Day Madonna
22. You Know My Name Chris Cornell
23. Another Way To Die Jack White & Alicia Keys

DISC 2

1. Dr. No s Fantasy The Monty Norman Orchestra
2. Under The Mango Tree - Diana Coupland
3. 007 The John Barry Orchestra
4. Opening Titles (Medley): James Bond Is Back/From Russia With Love/James Bond Theme The John Barry Orchestra
5. Into Miami The John Barry Orchestra
6. The Laser Beam The John Barry Orchestra
7. Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Shirley Bassey
8. Switching The Body The John Barry Orchestra
9. Capsule in Space The John Barry Orchestra
10. Do You Know How Christmas Trees Are Grown Nina
11. Bond Smells a Rat - The John Barry Orchestra
12. Fillet Of Soul-New Orleans/Live And Let Die/Fillet Of Soul-Harlem (Medley) The George Martin Orchestra featuring B.J. Arnau
13. Underground Lair The John Barry Orchestra
14. Hip s Trip - The John Barry Orchestra
15. The Pyramids Marvin Hamlisch
16. Cable Car And Snake Fight The John Barry Orchestra
17. Make It Last All Night Bill Conti featuring Rage
18. The Chase Bomb Theme - The John Barry Orchestra
19. Snow Job - The John Barry Orchestra
20. Where Has Everybody Gone - The Pretenders
21. If There Was a Man The Pretenders
22. The Experience Of Love Eric Serra
23. James Bond Theme Moby
24. Surrender - k.d. lang
25. Only Myself To Blame Scott Walker
26. Vesper - David Arnold
27. Time To Get Out David Arnold

Interesting album... would still prefer expanded editions of all the scores, though. Maybe one day... :(

Interesting album... would still prefer expanded editions of all the scores, though. Maybe one day... :(

Amazon.DE had a THREE disc version up which was rumored to include some rare goodies, but the item appears to have been removed. :-(

FSM Board: 3 DISK BOND (http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?forumID=1&pageID=3&threadID=91381&archive=0)

Amazon.DE had a THREE disc version up which was rumored to include some rare goodies, but the item appears to have been removed. :-(

FSM Board: 3 DISK BOND (http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?forumID=1&pageID=3&threadID=91381&archive=0)


Wow, a 3 disc version with odds and ends would be nice! Why the hell did Amazon take it down???

That FSM thread is dead... they must all be as disappointed as me.

I might just be repeating someone or just legally blind for not seeing it anywhere, but so far Goldfinger, Thunderball, You Only Live Twice and Quantum Of Solace are not working.

Skyfall CD release date 29 Oct. in UK.

And Adele's title song single is released this Friday, I believe.

DR. NO � 50th ANNIVERSARY SOUNDTRACK SCORE




Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the release of the first James Bond movie �Dr. No�, this unique release contains music from the original album release plus many of the cues that were not on that album.
Long a contentious issue about who actually scored the movie � Monty Norman won a celebrated court case in London � we will leave the listener to decide for him/herself.
With newly commissioned notes, this is definitely not a title to be missed!

1. Radio Frequency
2. Main Title � John Barry
3. James Returns Home � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
4. Three Blind Mice - Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
5. Shooting At Strangways � Burt Rhodes & Eric Ridgers
6. Jamaican Rock � Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
7. Jump Up! � Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
8. Audio Bongo � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
9. Under The Mango Tree � Diana Coupland
10. Twisting With James � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
11. Jamaican Jazz � Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
12. Under The Mango Tree � Instrumental
13. Jamaica Jump Up! � Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
14. Dr. No�s Fantasy � Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
15. Tarantula � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
16. Three Blind Mice � Diana Coupland
17. The Island Speaks � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
18. Under The Mango Tree � Monty Norman
19. The Boy�s Chase � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
20. Dr. No�s Theme � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
21. Theme For James Bond � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
22. Dr. No Visits James Bond�s Bedroom � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
23. Love At Last � Burt Rhodes & Eric Rodgers
24. James Bond Theme � John Barry


DR. NO – 50th ANNIVERSARY SOUNDTRACK SCORE ! (http://www.harkitrecords.com/dr_no.html)

Just curious, but did they actually release any STEREO tracks on this one?

William

Original or re-recordings, Shadoko? It looks kinda... unofficial.

Just curious, but did they actually release any STEREO tracks on this one?

William



preview of Adele's Skyfall has leaked, it's pretty good

http://mashable.com/2012/10/02/adele-james-bond-theme-song-leaks-skyfall/

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Just curious, but did they actually release any STEREO tracks on this one?

William



Read more here

Dr. No 50th Anniversary Soundtrack - MI6 Community (http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/3876/dr.-no-50th-anniversary-soundtrack/p1)




There are samples on it, but no-one knows if it's a rip or the proper lost cues, but samples sound bit muddy like a dvd rip or something

Don't Harkit make bootlegs?

the samples sound shit

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preview of Adele's Skyfall has leaked, it's pretty good

http://mashable.com/2012/10/02/adele...leaks-skyfall/

The sample quality isn't great, but the song sounds fantastic. Best since Shirley Manson.

The Adele song sounds like a very nice return to form!

I was only hoping that Thomas Newman would be involved, so that the theme song could have some carry through into the score - but it doesn't appear that he is.

Still, I'm most pleased with what I'm hearing!

That link on MI6 is where I�ve been posting on and after checking out gkgyver�s youtube channel and that incredible Golden Gun effort � this is now where I�ve ended up!

So happy to have found this, what an amazing effort by KaFaraqGatri � you obviously have some sought after connections!

The first one I decided to listen to was LTK, its very impressive even if the fidelity isn�t quite there on the unreleased tracks.

I�ve started to go through the whole thread so I�ll try not to repeat anything but just wondered if there were any detailed notes that went with these releases? Would be good to know how they were constructed because there is a lot of mystery and confusion when sequencing Bond cues from unused music to alternates, from tracked music to music some thought were tracked but were slightly different etc�

Also I didn�t see any links for the cover art or game scores mentioned? And I guess TSWLM didn�t materialise � I can�t imagine why ;)

Was there any link for the rare/unused music that was also mentioned?

TSWLM is on its way, I havent looked at it in some months. As for the rare/unused music, I am still collecting sources. So in time, those two will be out :)

Could you give a ballpark time frame for TSWLM? Even whether or not it'll be here in 2012 will satisfy. :)

SkyFall Single
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SkyFall OST
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Best Of Bond... James Bond (1 Disc)
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Best Of Bond... James Bond (2 Disc)
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i can't believe (actually i can, and expected this) that all we're getting is another lousy compilation of already available bond music. on the one hand, it's nice to see a bond compilation that also focuses on score tracks, but this is really only a good collection for someone that doesn't already own the soundtrack albums and would like an introduction to the world of bond music. not having any expanded bond scores is very disheartening. being the 50th anniversary of Dr. No, this would've been the ideal year to get these expansions. i fear that we will now never see any more new official expansions. more frustrating is the fact that much unreleased bond music is out there, sitting in a studio and waiting to be remastered and released. but i guess eon and mgm is only concerned with money, not preserving the music of their old films. hence, another stupid best of compilation with NOTHING NEW.

10. The Spy Who Loved Me (Expanded)

Does anyone have this Scores ?

Scroll up a bit bro and have a read.

Does anyone know if the "Best Of Bond, James Bond - 50th Anniversary" disc contains the orchestral aka film version of You Know My Name? Wasn't there a rumour that it does?

New links for GOLDENEYE 007 added.

Thank you Goldeneye 007

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Per CommanderBond.net (http://commanderbond.net/15708/skyfall-track-listing-revealed.html) Newman's soundtrack contains a generous 30 tracks.

1. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
2. Voluntary Retirement
3. New Digs
4. Severine
5. Brave New World
6. Shanghai Drive
7. Jellyfish
8. Silhouette
9. Modigliani
10. Day Wasted
11. Quartermaster
12. Someone Usually Dies
13. Komodo Dragon
14. The Bloody Shot
15. Enjoying Death
16. The Chimera
17. Close Shave
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
30. Adrenaline

Bloody hell, that's alot of tracks. The film is going to be a score-fest! XD

So apparently Skyfall the song isn't on Skyfall the soundtrack...... bummeeeeeeer

Yeah Newman always arrange his albums with a lot of tracks. I bet that most of them will be around of 1:30 - 2:30 minutes of duration.

So apparently Skyfall the song isn't on Skyfall the soundtrack...... bummeeeeeeer

I'll put it on my expanded lol :)

I can't wait hah sexpot

Hi I'm new on this forum and I'd like to thank KaFaraqGatri for sharing with us all these incredible expanded scores. I was looking for these since a very long time and it's a pleasure to have it all. Thanks again. A very great work.
Sorry for my very bad english.
Wyl

Well, it took a while longer than expected, but here's the final zip file with all covers and tray liners (minus TSWLM, of course) for the 22 Bond films. Alternate covers for Dr. No and TSWLM are included as well. I enjoyed putting this together and I hope it gets some use!



BOND 50 Full Set, No Pass Needed (http://www.mediafire.com/?4p7h6c6rnao7poo)

Also, I recently downloaded an expanded version of the Quantum score with the video game attached, but didn't care for the cover so I made this one and thought I'd share it as well:



Full-Sized Here ()

Enjoy!

Also, I recently downloaded an expanded version of the Quantum score with the video game attached, but didn't care for the cover so I made this one and thought I'd share it as well:

Hello, First thanks for your great work !
Can you also realise a back cover for this album ?
Or can you tell me by PM the tracklisting so I can see if I already have it.
Best regards.

Thanks ! Very good work !

I didn't make a back cover for that one, but here's the track info:

Playtime: 2:59:30

CD1
01. David Arnold - Logos
02. David Arnold - Mountain Road Chase
03. David Arnold - Siena Arrival
04. David Arnold - Opening Title Sequence
05. David Arnold - Mole Mitchell
06. David Arnold - Scaffolding Confrontation
07. David Arnold - Mitchell's Apartment Searched
08. David Arnold - Haiti Hotel
09. David Arnold - Camille's Car
10. David Arnold - Port-Au-Prince Piers
11. David Arnold - Dominic & Camille On The Docks
12. David Arnold - Meeting Medrano
13. David Arnold - Haiti Harbor Hunt
14. David Arnold - Investigating Greene
15. David Arnold - Bregenz Arrival - Floating Ope
16. David Arnold - Tosca Aria Performance
17. David Arnold - Opera Intermezzo
18. David Arnold - Leaving The Show And Shootout
19. David Arnold - Bond On The Phone
20. David Arnold - To Talamone, Tuscany
21. David Arnold - James & Rene's Night Talk
22. David Arnold - La Paz Taxi Ride
23. David Arnold - Seduction Line
24. David Arnold - Greene Planet Party
25. David Arnold - Party Crasher
26. David Arnold - Cocktail Camille
27. David Arnold - Confrontation Course
28. David Arnold - The Demise Of Rene Mathis
29. David Arnold - Bolivian Plane Takeoff
30. David Arnold - Attacked In The Air
31. David Arnold - Camille's Story
32. David Arnold - Agent Fields Deceased - Grand
33. David Arnold - Felix And James
34. David Arnold - The Set-Up
35. David Arnold - Greene Arrives At Perla De Las

CD2
01. David Arnold - Desert Hotel Inferno
02. David Arnold - Greene Marooned
03. David Arnold - James & Camille's Farewell
04. David Arnold - Awaiting Yusef In Kazan
05. David Arnold - Vesper's Necklace
06. David Arnold - End Title
07. David Arnold - Closing Credits
08. David Arnold - Another Way To Die
09. David Arnold - The Name Is Bond
10. David Arnold - Tosca Aria Reprise
11. David Arnold - Trailer Music
12. Christopher Lennertz - Introduction
13. Christopher Lennertz - Science Center Fight
14. Christopher Lennertz - Double Down
15. Christopher Lennertz - Between Vitrines
16. Christopher Lennertz - Runway Incursion
17. Christopher Lennertz - Toward Montenegro
18. Christopher Lennertz - Night Train Fight
19. Christopher Lennertz - Piazza San Marco
20. Christopher Lennertz - Elevator Plunge
21. Christopher Lennertz - On The Barge
22. Christopher Lennertz - White's Interrogation
23. Christopher Lennertz - Siena Rooftops
24. Christopher Lennertz - White's Estate
25. Christopher Lennertz - Bregenz Floating Opera
26. Christopher Lennertz - Tosca Aria
27. Christopher Lennertz - Opera Intermezzo
28. Christopher Lennertz - Tosca Aria Coda
29. Christopher Lennertz - Skyfleet
30. Christopher Lennertz - Guy Haines
31. Christopher Lennertz - Madagascar Sprint
32. Christopher Lennertz - Donw The Sinkhole
33. Christopher Lennertz - The Eco Hotel
34. Christopher Lennertz - You Know My Name
35. Christopher Lennertz - James Bond Theme

Everything from Lennertz is the Video Game music, while the Arnold stuff is from the film.

Hope this helps!

First Listen aus Thomas Newmans Score zu "Skyfall" - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mtFEITbTk8) Skyfall samples.

Thank you for the great covers

I've been carrying on listening in a random order. Found the U2 GoldenEye instrumental very interesting- never heard that before. It's almost a shame they weren't brought in to score the whole movie like that! They also did a vocal demo which i'm surprised didn't make this release.

Also loved the music video version of AVTAK. The vocal coming through on that one sounds fantastic.

Were there ever any release notes that went with these?

is there anymore expanded soundtrack coming?

you don't have to go back very far in the discussion to read that more stuff is coming- just gotta be patient.

ok i got some expanded from a other fourm i dont know there real one or not i love to get the real ones

So apparently Skyfall the song isn't on Skyfall the soundtrack...... bummeeeeeeer

Yeah Newman always arrange his albums with a lot of tracks. I bet that most of them will be around of 1:30 - 2:30 minutes of duration.

i much prefer longer suite length tracks...3 to 10+ minutes

Part 1 of the You Only Live Twice soundtrack has reached the download limit, can someone please re-up it? Thanks!

There's an issue now with MediaFire. Download limits on free users, as well as disallowing of split files. I'm going to have to reup all of these at another host.

oh no.......im so close to completing your set

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Amazon has updated their Best Of Bond... James Bond product page (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0091V6TF4/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_3?ie=UTF8&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER) with a scan of the back cover as well as samples of all 50 tracks on the 2 CD set.

are u planning on uploading game rips and expanded and all the james bond music out there?

There's an issue now with MediaFire. Download limits on free users, as well as disallowing of split files. I'm going to have to reup all of these at another host.

I suggest minus.com
It has decent limitations for free/non-premium.
Initially it looks like an image hosting site, but allows files and archives to be shared.

Reupload for goldfinger?

can u reuploaded the best of bond gold edition

How many of these expanded scores are there? I love Bond music and am pumped for the new movie.

KFG, what are the suites at the end of some of your expansions?
Are they the Nic Raine BBIA re-recordings?

It might be a nice idea to add Never Say Never Again and Casino Royale 67 to your collection of downloads.
CR 67 has had a couple of releases- this one is very interesting:
Soundtrack Preview: Casino Royale (1967) Remastered :: Collecting :: MI6 :: The Home Of James Bond 007 (http://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/articles/collecting_soundtrack_cr67_preview.php3?t=&s=music&id=02755)

TB was great, I enjoyed hearing part of the Bond/Fiona ride- one of my favourite cues.
I have a 57 second alternate cue of Bond meeting Domino which seems to be a rip from some version of the film- there was a release which had audio differences. Very little sound effects in it.
I have the 30th Anniversary LE so i've heard Shirley Bassey’s version of MKKBB, I really like her take on it. It got me searching for other covers on youtube but there’s not that many.
An interesting one here by Glenda Grainger:
Glenda Grainger - "Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" - Audio Fidelity #45-115 (1965) Beatnik Bond Girl - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g69__0MK5tY)

I’ve done OP where I've always found Barry to repeat himself from TMWTGG...now on to MR – fantastic quality. Probably the last vintage Barry Bond score – it’s so majestic, I would place it in the top 5 of all Bond Scores.

Your cover looks great.

Bongratulations.

Skyfall Music Vlog - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILyfAkpoJTU) - Skyfall Vlog

Anyone have the 40 track Tomorrow Never Dies version?

Please see my first post in this thread.

Newbie alert.....I am missing something here as I cannot seem to find any download links anywhere!?

I get the impression the work being carried out is really something spectacular!

Thanks

Welcome to the forums. Always check out the first post in a topic when coming across something new :)

Anyone know if the Skyfall soundtrack is up yet? It's available in some country's now.

Thanks! Feel a little daft now....oh well. So is the idea to just click on the one you are wanting to hear?

Hey, no worries. I'm reuploading them to a new host, after which you click the link on the first page and it opens up a new window to let you download a RAR file of the tracks.

Excellent. So would I be right in saying that the only one working so far is TMWTGG?

Yes, I think that's still online. The others are forthcoming.

Understood! Thanks! Looking forward to hearing the TSWLM!

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Final question - is there a password to unlock the file or does TBA mean that one is on the way?

TBA means I'll post the password when its set on the RAR files. They'll all be the same.

Thank you. Unless I have misunderstood your last post, I look forward to you posting the password in due course.

Waiting for the reups!

Thanks!!

Just listened to TMWTGG - stunning, stunning work. Have no idea how you have done it - it must have taken forever.

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Big respect to the person responsible for the covers also. Thank you.

Waiting for the reups! Thanks!!

Should be starting them sometime this week :)

Should be starting them sometime this week :)

To celebrate the release of SKYFALL no doubt. ;)

I downloaded Dr No and Goldeneye a while back, and I have not been able to listen to them, could you PM the password that I should use for the file I have?

Its 007heaven, I think.

Thanks!

I think it is a real shame, that in 007's 50th cinematic year, gkgyver and KaFaraqGatri are the only people providing us with expanded soundtracks. MWTGG was a fantastic job, and it makes me wonder why nobody else has ever released rerecordings of the Bond soundtracks if the real thing is not on it's way. Thanks for your supreme efforts guys.

Thank you. As a life-long fan, I am disappointed that nothing official was done for the 50th Anniversary.

Thank you. As a life-long fan, I am disappointed that nothing official was done for the 50th Anniversary.

Yes, me too... well, Mr. KaFaraqGatri I was wondering if you could mention what's the progress of your work on the making of the expanded score of The Spy Who Loved Me...

Quartet Records in Spain have released Burt Bacharach's complete score to Casino Royale (1967)! Would you considering uploading this in the future if you buy it KaFaraq?: Double-O Vision: Burt Bacharach’s “Casino Royale” Expanded and Remastered…Again! � The Second Disc (http://theseconddisc.com/2012/02/22/double-o-vision-burt-bacharachs-casino-royale-expanded-and-remastered-again/)

Is Casino Royale '67 considered an official Bond fan by many?
A lot of people I talk to seem to think it's a real Bond film.

I thought it was a parody, in the likeness of Austin Powers.

It is. Anything not made by EON is not official. So Casino Royale (1967) or Never Say Never Again are not official films.

:shock: I had no idea about NSNA.

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Yeah, I myself wouldn't consider those 2 as an official Bond films. NSNA feels like a cheap Thundrball remade, but that's just me...

That's because it is a Thunderball Remake, look it up on wikipedia, Ian Fleming and other writers had disputes over the rights on the story and so they could make NSNA.

Indeed Kevin McClory was the one behind Never Say Never Again, as a matter of fact, I believe I'm the only one who really loved this film, as well is the main theme sung by Lani Hall and the score composed by Michel Legrand; actually I had never seen Thunderball till a couple of days ago, and I didn't like it that much, I find far NSNA far superior in every way. And, I must say that, McClory, after winning in a courts the rights to use the Thunderball story, as well as its characters and the whole SPECTRE concept, planned to make a new remake of it which would be called Warhead 2000 AD or something like that, and he expected Timothy Dalton to reprise his role as James Bond.

NSNA is a terrible, terrible movie; it is inferior to Thunderball in literally every conceivable way. And yes, I do in fact mean "literally" literally. The only thing that movie has going for it is Sean Connery, and even he seems a bit as if he wishes he was somewhere else.

McClory, incidentally, had nothing to do with the production, apart from signing his rights to make it over to Jack Schwartzman. Thank goodness he was never able to make that Warhead movie with Dalton; it would almost certainly have been garbage, as McClory was a talentless hack. He got screwed -- hard -- by Fleming and company, granted; but frankly, that was for the best from my point of view.

NSNA did have a really good cast; Connery, Edward Fox, Max von Sydow, Kim Basinger, Rowan Atkinson, and Irvin Kershner directing of course, so it should have been better than it was!

Anyway, I have a query about Skyfall. I'm sure there was a big bold James Bond Theme moment in the movie (in an Aston Martin scene?) but it isn't on the soundtrack.Was it reuse of an old recording? If so, anyone know where I might find it? I do have all the Bond soundtracks but my ear for music is not that developed to identify it!

They licensed some music from Casino Royale, perhaps it was that?

They licensed some music from Casino Royale, perhaps it was that?

Thanks, that must be it I guess, because I don't think there was any David Arnold composed Casino Royale music in Skyfall.

To many BOND fans, including myself, NSNA was a true Bond film, as it was a serious look at a remake of "Thunderball". When it was made, there was no book called "Thunderball" and Ian worked with MANY writers to knock out a script for the movie, without having any book already inthe works, although Fleming would later try to claim it was always being written, but it was proven that most of the content was conceived and created by McClory, who proved it up in a court of law, and so the movie had to have both Fleming and McClory's names on the writing credits. This has been smacked around, back and forth for more decades than I care to even think about.

Bottom line: NSNA was a serious remake of an earlier Bond film, with Sean coming back as 007, to the delight of Bond fans worldwide, AND it made a ton of money, just like every other BOND film, Eon production or not, with the sole exception of "Casino Royale" (1967) which BOMBED at the box office, and was considered by many to not just be a parody of the Bond films, but a back-handed slap at the whole spy genre in general, and most people tend to ignore the film completely. In fact, I wouldn't even own the DVD, if not for the fact that it is the only place that you can get the 1956 "Casino Royale" TV production, in a high quality rendering! Starring Barry Nelson as the first Bond, but, unfortunatly, he was a NYC private investigator called "Jimmy Bond"!! (Shades of Woody Allen, YIKES) Hehehehehe

All in all, NSNA was a fun film, not horrible at all, as some would say, and it must be considered to be a true BOND film, simply due to the fact that it was the last appearence of Sean as 007. I wish he would come back one more time, just as a cameo in the film version of the John Pearson book "The authorized autobiography of James Bond"! When I read that, and the writer meets James Bond in person, escorted by many MI6 guards (the writer, not Bond) I can really picture Sean in that role, both in the beginning of the book, and in the end, when he departs the beach area where he gave his interview to the writer, with Honeychild Wilder on his arm! CLASSIC Bond scene!
I still have the first release of that hard back, and really need to knuckle down and transcribe it into my computer, as an Ebook, so that I can share it with all those BOND fans out on the internet! :)

Take care, and may good Bond dreams charm your sleeping hours.

William

I don't think that a Bond film should be considered "true" just because it has the original actor in the role. In the strictest sense, it is not official (i.e. EON production), ergo I do not consider it a true Bond film. It's discussed a little bit in Everything or Nothing, a very fine documentary on the Bond films.

Amen, Mr. William.

Yeah, I myself wouldn't consider those 2 as an official Bond films. NSNA feels like a cheap Thundrball remade, but that's just me...

I prefer it to Thunderball. It at least does away with some of the INTERMINABLE underwater scenes, and I love the game sequence in NSNA.

I agree with you on NSNA William. A very underrated film indeed. Sean Connery, to me, seemed to have a good time in it too compared to You Only Live Twice and Diamonds Are Forever and that's nice. I like CR though, but that you already know. Looking forward in you sharing the "biography" onwards by the way. Sounds like fun reading:)

I agree with you on the underwater scenes and the game sequence highlight, Stinkor. I also liked Bernie Casey's relaxed and cool Leiter.

Best regards
Sean

Amen, Mr. William.


That's LORD WILLIAM! (Hehehehehehehe)

Thanks for all the support, people! Everyone that I speak with about BOND really likes NSNA, but some don't understand some of the inside jokes, including the title!?! :)

To me, it's still a mainstream BOND film, no matter if everyone on the planet hated it! That's just ME!

William

That's LORD WILLIAM! (Hehehehehehehe)

Thanks for all the support, people! Everyone that I speak with about BOND really likes NSNA, but some don't understand some of the inside jokes, including the title!?! :)

To me, it's still a mainstream BOND film, no matter if everyone on the planet hated it! That's just ME!

William

The dance scene were Bond breaks it to Domino that her brother is dead to me is one of the finest moments in cinema, a kind of honesty that would have done a movie shallow like "Titanic" done very well for instance. And don't let met get started with Klaus Maria Brandauer as Largo, who is always excellent. By the way! What ever happened to great actors playing the villains Bond has to defeat? Okay, we got excellent Robert Carlyle as an exception but otherwise, ever since Christopher Walken in A View To A Kill, the actors weren't worth the role really (or perhaps they were, the villains themselves not really well written, perhaps)
Ah, i was talking great actors, hehe, just look at Goldfinger played by German actor Gerd Froebe. German, mind you and Goldfinger happens to GAS his way to the goal. This was no coincidence, just excellent storyteller insticnt, albeit probably subconscious.

The dance scene were Bond breaks it to Domino that her brother is dead to me is one of the finest moments in cinema, a kind of honesty that would have done a movie shallow like "Titanic" done very well for instance. And don't let met get started with Klaus Maria Brandauer as Largo, who is always excellent. By the way! What ever happened to great actors playing the villains Bond has to defeat? Okay, we got excellent Robert Carlyle as an exception but otherwise, ever since Christopher Walken in A View To A Kill, the actors weren't worth the role really (or perhaps they were, the villains themselves not really well written, perhaps)
Ah, i was talking great actors, hehe, just look at Goldfinger played by German actor Gerd Froebe. German, mind you and Goldfinger happens to GAS his way to the goal. This was no coincidence, just excellent storyteller insticnt, albeit probably subconscious.

Funny you should mention the inside jokes regarding the title for example William. As I recall Sean told wife Micheline Roquebrune he would never play Bond again after Diamonds. Her reply was "Never Say Never Again". Luckily for us she was right :)
I could go on forever on the inside jokes in the film.

I also agree with you on the moments of honesty in NSNA and the bad writing for the actors playing villains since Walken, olafolaf. It's obviously down to bad writing. For example compare Jeroen Krabbe's work in No Mercy (which starred Kim Basinger btw!) and The Fugitive with The Living Daylights and it shows, to me anyway, he can play villains in both a menacing and a charming way.
Interesting point on the Goldinger nervegas thing too. Bond makes a reference to the nazis after dropping the gold bar during the golf scene which also could hint on Goldfinger being a former Nazi...

Having just watched my way through the entirety of the Bond-movie catalog -- from the '50s TV version of Casino Royale all the way through to Quantum of Solace, I can say definitively that from my point of view, you guys are on crack. Never Say Never Again is the worst movie in the entire bunch. Connery is decent, but nothing special; he's palpably bored by the whole thing (no surprise, since all reports are that the production was a miserable experience for all involved thanks to the inexperience of producer Jack Schwartzman). Brandauer is over the top, and not in a good way; Basinger is hot, but stiff as a plank; Barbara Carrera is having fun, but may as well be the Tasmanian Devil, she's so cartoonish. Don't even get me started on the embarrassing Rowan Atkinson scenes.

The action scenes suck, the cinematography is flat, and the music -- a few scenes excepted (such as the tango, which is indeed a very good scene) -- is terrible. I still like the video-game scene, though; that was kind of a cool idea.

Overall, though, yikes; that thing is a big pile of suck.

Interesting point on the Goldinger nervegas thing too. Bond makes a reference to the nazis after dropping the gold bar during the golf scene which also could hint on Goldfinger being a former Nazi...

I think you got me wrong, though i totally forgot about the Nazi Gold. Anyways, I wasn't talking about Goldfingers character being a Nazi (perhaps), what i meant to say was, that using a german actor adds another layer of uneasyness to what we experience in the movie.

I think you got me wrong, though i totally forgot about the Nazi Gold. Anyways, I wasn't talking about Goldfingers character being a Nazi (perhaps), what i meant to say was, that using a german actor adds another layer of uneasyness to what we experience in the movie.

Actually the actor was a former member of the nazi party who later hid a few Jews from the Gestapo. Years later they thanked him for saving their lives.

Actually the actor was a former member of the nazi party who later hid a few Jews from the Gestapo. Years later they thanked him for saving their lives.

I remember reading that somewhere. Thanks for reminding, Nightmare! No wonder Fr�be played with such conviction. Hopeful to know people can change for the better :)

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I think you got me wrong, though i totally forgot about the Nazi Gold. Anyways, I wasn't talking about Goldfingers character being a Nazi (perhaps), what i meant to say was, that using a german actor adds another layer of uneasyness to what we experience in the movie.

Ok. I see what you mean. Good to know Gert Fr�be was a good person in real life!

I'm with Biff Stroganoff on this one- Never Say Never Again is just awful. The cast was great, but the writing was just terrible. The action sequences were a bit flat too- I mean, Bond sneaks into a villa to rescue some girl, who stabs him, and he fails his mission. What kind of crap opening is that? It may have actually held weight if Bond was either shaken by the experience or was on probation or something through the events of the rest of the film, but nah, he's just the same ol' confident bond, only now looking just as old as Moore in A View to a Kill. Connery was clearly phoning it in, as well.

I think the biggest part that rammed it home for me was when I saw a documentary that compared the Goldeneye and NSNA casino scenes. Did you know they were shot in the same casino? In Goldeneye we have a traditional card game sequence involving Bond and the movie's femme fatale sizing each other up, with a lot of other elements at play. The camera gracefully pans the casino, we see it's elegance, opulence, and patrons doing their thing.

In NSNA? We get shuffled into a smaller deserted room for Bond and the Villain to play a friggin' arcade game?? Which, by the way, uses visual representations of the exact bombs that have just been stolen? Eugh.

Actually, if there's one thing NSNA is good for, it's showing us how awful Bond is when you go off formula. Sometimes we need to see Q virtually worshipping the ground Bond walks on to be reminded why it's better when Bond drives Q nuts. Sometimes we need to see Bond with a stupid, bumbling sidekick (Sorry Rowan Atkinson- you're great in other stuff, honest!) following him around everywhere to be reminded why it's better when Bond is just left to his own devices. Sometimes we need to have the Villain's creepyness shoved in our face with a nonsensical two-way mirror perv to be reminded why it's so much better when the Villain has a bit of actual class and dignity to themselves, instead of just being some loser who likes to go beserk occasionally.

Actually, Now that Quantum of Solace is out and pretty much does all that by itself, we don't really need Never Say Never Again for ANY reason anymore. Thanks, QoS!

EDIT: Also, for the record, the Thunderball novel came out a full four years before the Thunderball movie.

Ditto.What brok2 said.

Also, for the record, the Thunderball novel came out a full four years before the Thunderball movie.

It did. It was based -- without the permission of anyone else involved -- on screenplays written by Fleming and Jack Whittingham, with considerable story input from Kevin McClory. McClory was a talentless hack, but Fleming did, in fact, plagiarize him, and Whittingham, and lost a court battle over it.

There is a fascinating book called The Battle For Bond about these goings-on. I finished reading it a few weeks ago!

I'd love to get my hands on your 39 track version of "The Living Daylights". I understand all the problems you're having, so I know that I'll have to wait a little while (or possibly even a long while!) for a new link. : )
Thanks for all your hard work you do! It's really appreciated...

The Skyfall score does not contain the title song performed by Adele: Business, business and business again !! what a shame !!!! I think I'll just buy the Adele CD ;-D

I'm looking for some Octopussy tracks which are not available in the definitive and extended scores:
1/At the beginning of the movie when Bond is in his mini jet (the music from 6min27 to 7min02)
2/Bond's arrival in India (from 23min59 to 24min45) (Octopussy Score Welcome To Delhi - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pfme1YRSPm8&feature=relmfu) not complete and no original sound here)
3/Checkpoint Charlie (from 1h18min27 to 1h18min55) (Octopussy Complete Score - Checkpoint Charlie - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBFfsoJNjfA&feature=relmfu))
4/Auction/Egg Hunt (from 22min21 to 23min05) (Octopussy Score Egg Hunt - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHLmj58sU4k&feature=relmfu))

Thanks in advance ;-)