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[rteubler]

Casino Royale Soundtrack CD - Track Listings

Now on CBn’s Front page:

Royale Score Details Emerge

_{Tentative track listing & behind-the-scenes pics
of the music video. Spoilers ahead!}

[Orion]

i think thats just them guessing, cause they appear to have left out YKMN, which sony will definitly add

[The Dove]

Hmm.. interesting titles for these tracks, if this is legit.. " The End of an Aston Martin" ???!! I know what happens in the film, but this title is kinda silly!

[iexpectu2die]

Interesting, but there doesn't seem to be any 'You Know My Name', or anything from the Venice finale, or the final Bond theme. Seems strange to end it at "end of an Aston Martin" so I assume they guessed - that is the last shot of the trailer. Also, I heard that there was no music during the PTS so "Licence 2 Kills" seems bizzare.

Although, perhaps they were given the correct number of tracks? 18 seems nice and generous!

[trs007]

Assuming 3 minutes per track plus the title tune, that'll give us over an hour of music. With technology the way it is, I accept nonthing less than 80 minutes of content. At least we won't have CD-rom features for Madonna buried in this one. Still, is this listing legit, for as been mentioned, the YKMN would surely be listed.

Wait and see, I suppose.

[Double-O-Kevin]

no "James Bond Theme"...

if they don't include it with the final soundtrack, it will be a sad thing for me

i am always interested in the unique approach to the "James Bond Theme" in every Bond film (or attempted uniqueness)

Edited by Double-O-Kevin, 11 October 2006 - 06:15 PM.

[Orion]

well, the lack of YKMN and Venice music has me very dubious about its authenticity

[stromberg]

Assuming 3 minutes per track plus the title tune, that'll give us over an hour of music.

But this is a soundtrack album, not a Beatles record.
If you say 3:30 per song, which is more likely, you'll actually get much closer to your 80 minutes.

That said, I think this listing is bogus (for reasons already stated above by other people).

[DamnCoffee]

No Torture Music, No Music from Venice have they left it out i hope this is just guesswork like orion said

[richyawyingtmv]

Yeah, look at the atrocious spelling on those tracks. And the fact that they are completely stupid and make relatively no sense whatsoever. I'd say it's just a placeholder for the tracknames until the real thing is revealed.

Edited by richyawyingtmv, 11 October 2006 - 06:36 PM.

[Bond#9-GeorgeKemp]

Hmmm...not too sure this is legit (original huh?)

But some interesting elements seem to be there, just important things that are not.

[trs007]

As far as missing tracks--this could be another TND scenario, where the CD only covers the first half of the film and then we must wait for a 2nd volume, bootleg, etc. Personally, I hope not, Sony Classical CDs are usually fairly packed with film music, judging by their other score releases, so keeping fingers crossed. Wonder what'll happen first (duh): CD release, or score makes it way to the net!

[DamnCoffee]

"Licence 2 kills", "The end of an aston Martin" oh come on this is not official

[holothane]

Well HMV have no release date yet, so hoping it will be out soon.

[DamnCoffee]

I always purchase my soundtracks from HMV so i'm gonna pick it up from there as soon as i've seen the movie

[Orion]

I'll get it just before i go into the cinema, so that i'll have it, but i won't hear it till after i've seen the film.

Edited by Orion, 11 October 2006 - 07:21 PM.

[DamnCoffee]

I got the DAD novelisation a few mins before i saw it at the cinema

[Qwerty]

Not quite sure.

But I like the 'The End Of An Aston Martin' as a track title nonetheless.

David Arnold only finished working on the music for Casino Royale this morning: http://commanderbond.net/article/3683

[Double-O Eleven]

The leaving out of the title traack, the fact that the score was only just completed, and that the track names sound like what anybody could glean from watching the trailer tells me this is not for real.

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

Something makes me think this could be legit. I love the title "Nothing Sinister". That's an exact line from the script and appears early on in the film. Either the guys who came up with this list have read the script or seen the movie and are very creative or this is legit although if it is I hope it's an incomplete list.

[The Dove]

You'd think that the person who listed these track names, would at least be able to spell!!

[JimmyBond]

So it'll be released the Tuesday before the film eh?

[rteubler]

HMV UK

[trs007]

So we have a soundtrack without the title song? Makes no sense.

[DOUBLE-O-JOE]

I've got a feeling the track listings may be legit and that we may not get the full score on CD. If Arnold has only just finished scoring then there may not be enough time to release the full score. If this is the case then it is very disappointing.

[SecretAgentFan]

Actually, the track listing seems to cover the whole film (some of it "Bond loses it all" / "Bond wins it all" might be used during the last act). Maybe some sequences are not (over-)scored at all (the torture, Vesper

[The Dove]

HMV UK

Again, more misspelling on this HMV site.. i.e. they list the final track as " The End of an Aston Martini!!" WTF?? More proof that this has gotta be bogus!! Plus the fact that they haven't put the title song on the soundtrack is more BS in my opinion!!

[Jeff007]

Licence: 2 Kills is kind of clever though.

[Vauxhall]

All the titles sound credible to me (several of them directly quoting from the script) but it does seem extremely strange that no music is listed for the torture sequence and Venice. I would guess that this could be an incomplete track listing, and there could be at least 3 or 4 more tracks to be added, including 'You Know My Name'.

Also, just noticed that the Amazon tracklisting is no help at all. Lists a release date of 14 November, but has all the tracks from the 1967 version listed.

[iexpectu2die]

The play.com ling now has a CD cover image.

I really hope we're not missing music from the end of the film here.