Lost but now found! The Unreleased Bond Music Thread!

1313233343537»

Comments

  • Posts: 87
    A View To A Kill was released on the 22nd May 1985…. Do you think LaLa Land will announce its release to tie in with then?
  • mtmmtm United Kingdom
    edited May 2 Posts: 18,295
    I don't know if they get that exact with the dates; the worry is that all of the previous releases were under Eon, and according to the folks from LLL, Eon specifically requested each release- it wasn't a case of LLL going to them and asking to release, say, Octopussy- Eon asked them to release that specific score. So now Eon is out of the picture it's hard to know if they'll continue, fingers crossed though as AVTAK is one I'd really like.
  • Posts: 87
    OHMSS, AVTAK, TSWLM, TLD - those four will do
  • mattjoesmattjoes Dolly did wear braces
    edited May 2 Posts: 7,163
    I think the three essentials are The Spy Who Loved Me, A View to a Kill and GoldenEye. There are of course others which would be suitable for an expanded and re-sequenced re-release, but those three have never been expanded at all. Out of the three, if I had to choose one I'd ask for AVTAK.
  • morcarvicmorcarvic france
    Posts: 102
    A View To A Kill was released on the 22nd May 1985…. Do you think LaLa Land will announce its release to tie in with then?

    well beaker if you hope for releases that accurately ,it'll be AVTAK for may GE in november and TB for xmas,my fingers are crossed!
  • edited May 3 Posts: 120
    mattjoes wrote: »
    I think the three essentials are The Spy Who Loved Me, A View to a Kill and GoldenEye. There are of course others which would be suitable for an expanded and re-sequenced re-release, but those three have never been expanded at all. Out of the three, if I had to choose one I'd ask for AVTAK.

    Logically, you're right of course - none of these scores have seen any form of expansion from the OSTs.

    However, if I had to pick a top three I'm most keen to see released/further expanded, I'd say A View To A Kill, On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Thunderball (with The Living Daylights in a close fourth place). I appreciate the latter three have all been expanded, but there's still missing material and I personally would rather hear unreleased Barry gems than the work of Hamlisch or Serra.
  • Posts: 87
    Coming to the end of the month and no announcement from LaLaLand Records sadly…
  • chrisesqetcchrisesqetc London
    edited May 27 Posts: 55
    Coming to the end of the month and no announcement from LaLaLand Records sadly…

    Oh ye of little faith.... check out the small print near the bottom of the article........

    https://variety.com/2025/artisans/news/goldfinger-john-barry-vinyl-la-la-land-1236408802/
  • Posts: 87
    I’m delighted that OHMSS is coming out - one of my favourites (and hopefully shows the EON/Amazon MGM dust up won’t affect the remaining soundtracks)
  • SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria
    Posts: 2,692
    This is great news! I'm happy.
  • Posts: 87
    We could get 2 or 3 soundtracks at least before the end of the year
  • SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria
    Posts: 2,692
    We could get 2 or 3 soundtracks at least before the end of the year

    It's definitely looking that way. Bond music! Nothing like it.
  • mtmmtm United Kingdom
    edited May 27 Posts: 18,295
    Well that's lovely, and I think that LP looks great with that lovely Sean shot.

    My slight pessimistic side kicks in however: we know OHMSS was the last of the three titles delayed from 2019, so it's one Eon had already asked for- I'd feel a bit more confident MGM were continuing the trend if it were a totally new title. Also, they use the term 'CD reissues' as opposed to OHMSS's 'new remastered CD version': I hope it doesn't just mean they're reprinting their previous Bond expanded CDs..?
  • Posts: 275
    Wow this news are fantastic, i'm a bit worried after Amazon taking control, but it seems we get new bond soundtracks remastered, hopefully AVTAK, TSWLM etc soon
  • edited May 27 Posts: 87
    mtm wrote: »
    Well that's lovely, and I think that LP looks great with that lovely Sean shot.

    My slight pessimistic side kicks in however: we know OHMSS was the last of the three titles delayed from 2019, so it's one Eon had already asked for- I'd feel a bit more confident MGM were continuing the trend if it were a totally new title. Also, they use the term 'CD reissues' as opposed to OHMSS's 'new remastered CD version': I hope it doesn't just mean they're reprinting their previous Bond expanded CDs..?

    LaLa Land will release anything they can get their hands on. I have 31 tracks on my bootleg version of OHMSS lasting 82 minutes. Am sure they can find it all and clean it up (it’s not bad quality already).

    Plus the release says other CDs to come too
  • chrisesqetcchrisesqetc London
    Posts: 55
    mtm wrote: »
    Well that's lovely, and I think that LP looks great with that lovely Sean shot.

    My slight pessimistic side kicks in however: we know OHMSS was the last of the three titles delayed from 2019, so it's one Eon had already asked for- I'd feel a bit more confident MGM were continuing the trend if it were a totally new title. Also, they use the term 'CD reissues' as opposed to OHMSS's 'new remastered CD version': I hope it doesn't just mean they're reprinting their previous Bond expanded CDs..?

    I posed this question to Neil S. Bulk at LLL and received this reply: "I'm sorry to say but that's not how things happened at all. If you read something in 2019, it was only a wishlist and not indicative of anything else. No work began on any of those titles until years later."

    So the first part of your concern at least is, in theory, unfounded!

  • mtmmtm United Kingdom
    Posts: 18,295
    mtm wrote: »
    Well that's lovely, and I think that LP looks great with that lovely Sean shot.

    My slight pessimistic side kicks in however: we know OHMSS was the last of the three titles delayed from 2019, so it's one Eon had already asked for- I'd feel a bit more confident MGM were continuing the trend if it were a totally new title. Also, they use the term 'CD reissues' as opposed to OHMSS's 'new remastered CD version': I hope it doesn't just mean they're reprinting their previous Bond expanded CDs..?

    I posed this question to Neil S. Bulk at LLL and received this reply: "I'm sorry to say but that's not how things happened at all. If you read something in 2019, it was only a wishlist and not indicative of anything else. No work began on any of those titles until years later."

    So the first part of your concern at least is, in theory, unfounded!

    I guess it depends whose wishlist it was: LLL's or Eon's! :) I might just ask him; I'm hopeful it means that the new ownership of Bond hasn't affected these.
  • mattjoesmattjoes Dolly did wear braces
    Posts: 7,163
    More good news. Better than ever!
  • chrisesqetcchrisesqetc London
    Posts: 55
    Some more good news from Neil at LLL:

    "I'm not going to say anything further about this until the project is finished and announced. If people have been paying attention to previous James Bond releases not called "Goldfinger" then you'll have a pretty good idea how an OHMSS release will go."

    That, to me at least, pretty much confirms that OHMSS will be an expansion and not just a remaster!
  • mtmmtm United Kingdom
    Posts: 18,295
    Apart from unused material, how much is unreleased from the score? The last release seemed pretty comprehensive.
  • chrisesqetcchrisesqetc London
    edited May 29 Posts: 55
    mtm wrote: »
    Apart from unused material, how much is unreleased from the score? The last release seemed pretty comprehensive.

    Potentially quite a bit. In his analysis in the thread below, @Bond_Scores suggests about 28 minutes of unreleased music.

    https://www.mi6community.com/discussion/21213/complete-list-of-james-bond-soundtrack-cues/p1
  • mtmmtm United Kingdom
    edited May 29 Posts: 18,295
    Ooh okay, I could be interested in that!

    It's quite fun to read that thread now; Bond_Scores didn't even know what else was missing from Moonraker!
  • Posts: 120
    mtm wrote: »
    Apart from unused material, how much is unreleased from the score? The last release seemed pretty comprehensive.

    Potentially quite a bit. In his analysis in the thread below, @Bond_Scores suggests about 28 minutes of unreleased music.

    https://www.mi6community.com/discussion/21213/complete-list-of-james-bond-soundtrack-cues/p1

    There's even more actually - I plan to update the post ASAP to give you all an idea of what we can expect from the new release :)
    mtm wrote: »
    Ooh okay, I could be interested in that!

    It's quite fun to read that thread now; Bond_Scores didn't even know what else was missing from Moonraker!

    There was so much I was unaware of! I think it's going to be a similar story for TSWLM, if that ever materialises. Lewis Gilbert was evidently quite brutal in his edits.
  • morcarvicmorcarvic france
    Posts: 102
    I don't usually watch tv versions of the bond films ,having all of them on blu-ray, but i watched "DR.NO" on itv-x today and for the scene of bond driving to miss taro when i'm accustomed to hearing an edit of the james bond theme i heard both it and slightly under it in the mix "jamaica jazz" from the (i believe )french version. I'm completely bemused by this anybody have any thoughts on how this would come to be?
Sign In or Register to comment.