(As he should, he fainted on delivering the last note.)ħ. Dark, murky and just as atmospheric as the water that permeates the film. Shirley's bloodcurdling vocal is just a strong as ever, but to me it's Barry's understated melodies and instrumentation that make this such a classic, along with the score.Ħ. Nearly 40 years later, and it is still just as Badass. Probably Barry's most overtly romantic melody.Ĥ.
Achingly beautiful, Nancy's somewhat reticent performance actually lends the song an incredible human quality that endures in the mind long after the film ends. But it may not exactly count amongst title songs.ģ. May be sacrilege but I prefer it to DAF.ġ.
I agree that MR is quite melancholic and to me the most underrated of all the theme songs. Listening to the Beatles without earmuffs is like drinking a Don Pérignon '53 at a temperature above 38 degrees.Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! :( When she get to the part: "Until that day, until the world falls away, until you say there'll be no more goodbyes, I'll see it your eyes Tomorrow Never Dies" she can't quite pull those notes off.Ģ3. When she's singing the sultry, smoky part: Crow can't hit the higher notes, and it detracts some from the song, therefore forcing me to take off points. Tomorrow Never Dies is similar to You Know My Name in that the compositionally speaking, the tune is great, it's the vocals that I struggle with. Her 1989 song, THE BEST, would have made for a much better theme song, and the tempo would've worked with Daniel's title sequence. But it always felt like a song that never quite manages to take flight. What good there is in the song is mostly due to Turner really selling it. I will say that if it weren't for Turner the song would probably be among the lesser memorable. Goldeneye is good, but not even among Turner's greatest songs. Would love to hear a better singer cover this song.
MR KISS KISS BANG BANG THUNDERBALL INTRO FULL
You Know My Name could have been one of my favorite songs, but Cornell's vocals strain at times to cover the full range.
She's talking about a love that maybe lost. I've seen your smile in a thousand dreams, If There Was A Man is surprising because it comes from Chrissie Hynde, who I wouldn't have expected to pull off such a love ballad.ĭAF is very good, but I give the slight edge to MOONRAKER because I find Bassey's vocals "haunting", especially when she says: The Man with the Golden Gun, For Your Eyes Only, The Experience of Love, Tomorrow Never Dies. can't rank them, beyond putting YOLT on top): Louis Armstrong wrote: Best ten (in chronological order. When Nobody Loves You, Quantum of Solace videogame The World Is Not Enough (unused, by Straw) You Know My Name, Casino Royale: By far my favourite James Bond song, I love everything about it, the melody, so beautiful, and the lyrics, which are very appropriated to the movie. Rejected themes aren't allowed because there are too many of them and some of them aren't even confirmed to be written for James Bond movies. The thread is mainly intended for the opening titles songs, but you can rank the ending credits and videogames ones too.
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