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[TheFacility]

Hi everyone,

 

Though I've been a daily visitor to CBN for the past couple months, this is my first post.  Looking forward to being a daily/weekly contributor!

 

I have been searching the internet for the correct track sequencing to all Bond Soundtracks whose original tracklisting from the OST's are not in chronological order (based on their placement in the film).  Some soundtracks, such as FRWL and TB have sections of songs that are combined, despite the pieces not being heard consecutively in the film (for example in TB: "Gunbarrel/Traction Table/Gassing The Plane/Car Chase").  Understandably, to create a proper track sequence, I would have to either remove "Gunbarrel" from this particular track, or somehow insert "The Spa" into it.  I do have the editing software (and just enough experience) to make these edits, but first I want to be sure that I have the correct track sequencing that is found in each film.

 

So after my internet search came up short, I thought my friendly fellow Bond-admirers at CBN would be able to offer some advice or direct me to where I can find this information 

 

Thanks in advance! 

[Stainless Steel Teeth INC]

Hi there,

 

I found the following website of use when I re-sequenced all of my soundtracks on itunes;

 

http://www.jamesbond.../cd-soundtracks

 

Happy listening.

 

Paul.

[TheFacility]

Thanks, Paul!  That site was exactly what I was looking for!  I appreciate the help!

 

Now here's to hoping that we finally get an expanded box set that includes all of the music from each film... 

[TheFacility]

This John Barry website is also incredibly helpful:

 

http://www.johnbarry...uk/expanded.php

 

Thanks again!

[The Cat]

Let me recommend something that's actually correct in sequencing:

 

http://thecat.uw.hu/Soundtrax.html

[TheFacility]

Let me recommend something that's actually correct in sequencing:

 

http://thecat.uw.hu/Soundtrax.html

 

Perfect!  Thanks so much, The Cat!  Between your extensive work and the other two sites mentioned, I should be in great shape once I begin to edit and piece together the soundtracks. 

 

Thanks again!