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Thunderball 60th Anniversary Expanded & Remastered Limited Edition (La La Land records)

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  • DwayneDwayne New York City
    Posts: 3,051
    FYI,

    The sampler for the remastered and expanded THUNDERBALL soundtrack has been posted.
  • nsb1234nsb1234 Sunny California
    edited September 7 Posts: 33
    What you meant to say was someone downloaded the samples I made for the LLL site and turned them into a YouTube video to gain clicks. I suppose an argument could be made that it's getting the album some exposure, but then links aren't provided to the LLL page or the 007 Store, so what's the point?
  • LeighBurneLeighBurne
    edited September 7 Posts: 97
    bcalou wrote: »
    To think that back in the days people had to wait the same time between GF and TB than we had to wait between La La Land's GF (seems like yesterday!) and TB.

    La-La have really accelerated their Bond release schedule since Tomorrow Never Dies.

    Which is, needless to say, excellent.
  • TorgeirtrapTorgeirtrap
    Posts: 18,159
    R1s1ngs0n wrote: »
    For me, Thunderball and The Ipcress File are Barry’s nearly identical twins in terms of arrangements and musical motifs. I absolutely adore both.
    While I have the Japanese cd of Ipcress (without the dialogue snippets, which is a plus imo), one of my biggest wishes is to see LLL give it the same treatment as the Bond series.

    I adore both too! A LLL The Ipcress File release would be fantastic, but my dream "Harry Palmer" release would be a 3-CD release including Funeral in Berlin and Billion Dollar Brain.
  • morcarvicmorcarvic france
    Posts: 144
    Torgeirtrap wrote: »
    R1s1ngs0n wrote: »
    For me, Thunderball and The Ipcress File are Barry’s nearly identical twins in terms of arrangements and musical motifs. I absolutely adore both.
    While I have the Japanese cd of Ipcress (without the dialogue snippets, which is a plus imo), one of my biggest wishes is to see LLL give it the same treatment as the Bond series.

    I adore both too! A LLL The Ipcress File release would be fantastic, but my dream "Harry Palmer" release would be a 3-CD release including Funeral in Berlin and Billion Dollar Brain.

    Both sequels have had their soundtracks released on cd before can't think of anything missing on the"funeral" release as for "B.D.B" aside from the film version Main Title having a crescendo start not on the released album version there's really only the two shostakovich pieces absent.having said that the after thought strikes me that "BRAIN" could do with remastered improved sound.
  • mtmmtm United Kingdom
    Posts: 19,006
    I’d probably be up for that, I’m quite fond of both of those sequel scores.
  • TorgeirtrapTorgeirtrap
    Posts: 18,159
    morcarvic wrote: »
    Torgeirtrap wrote: »
    R1s1ngs0n wrote: »
    For me, Thunderball and The Ipcress File are Barry’s nearly identical twins in terms of arrangements and musical motifs. I absolutely adore both.
    While I have the Japanese cd of Ipcress (without the dialogue snippets, which is a plus imo), one of my biggest wishes is to see LLL give it the same treatment as the Bond series.

    I adore both too! A LLL The Ipcress File release would be fantastic, but my dream "Harry Palmer" release would be a 3-CD release including Funeral in Berlin and Billion Dollar Brain.

    Both sequels have had their soundtracks released on cd before can't think of anything missing on the"funeral" release as for "B.D.B" aside from the film version Main Title having a crescendo start not on the released album version there's really only the two shostakovich pieces absent.having said that the after thought strikes me that "BRAIN" could do with remastered improved sound.

    I can't think of anything missing from the scores of those two films either, but should that be the case, or if there's an improvement to be made with the sound quality, then I'd love a LLL release – or releases!
    mtm wrote: »
    I’d probably be up for that, I’m quite fond of both of those sequel scores.

    I think The Ipcress File is by far the better soundtrack, but they are all very different from each other, and fit their respective film very much.
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