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Posted 16 September 2008 - 10:02 PM
THE WORST JAMES BOND SONG EVER... I AM SO SAD... I HAVE no WORDS... Babs and Michal are completelly crazy if they approved this piece of bad song writing... It'll flop in the charts and it will be remembered as another TRY ... BAD BAD BAD IT HURTS!
Posted 16 September 2008 - 10:45 PM
Borat? Is that you?I have no understandings of the wordings. Is make none of sense, no? I have feelings that they should make Dame Bassey sing the zong before she has deathe. Why of why ken they not have the proper singers for to sing the 007. My idea was to have been to have write the wordings for the 007 Theme and then get Dame Bassey for to sing it. But this, this makes none of the sense. I have the like the beat tho - gets my tow taping.
Posted 16 September 2008 - 10:53 PM
You care about traditions now?Hardly a first for a Bond song, though. I daresay incoherent, bizarre lyrics are par for the course.I mean, it doesn't make sense... at all.
Posted 16 September 2008 - 11:32 PM
Actually, there is meaning in the lyrics, you just have to think abou them a little bit. This is wha I posted a few pages back:I have no understandings of the wordings. Is make none of sense, no? I have feelings that they should make Dame Bassey sing the zong before she has deathe. Why of why ken they not have the proper singers for to sing the 007. My idea was to have been to have write the wordings for the 007 Theme and then get Dame Bassey for to sing it. But this, this makes none of the sense. I have the like the beat tho - gets my tow taping.
There's certainly meaning, but the difference this time is that it's all metaphorical.I know the player with the slick trigger finger for Her Majesty
We establish that it's Bond. He's being likened to a pawn or a contestant in a game, which seems apt given what has gone before. "Slick trigger finger for Her Majesty" s another way of saying "hired gun".
Another one with the golden tone voice and then your fantasy
Alright, he's a smooth talker, and could probably sell sand to Saudi Arabia. He's easy to listen to and he's the kind of guy who lives in one's fantasies.
Another bill from a killer (inaudible) thriller to a tragedy
Again, he's a hired assassin, but that doesn't mean he's not human. The tragedy part is clearly relating to Vesper Lynd.
Well I'm gonna let it open (??)
A woman walking back (??)
A drop in the water
A look in the eye
I found it on the table
A man on your side
This is a little murkier, but I think it stll has meaning; it's not in there as filler or simply to rhyme. I think they're metaphors for finding something in a person that means you an trust them.
Of someone that you think that you can trust
You're just another way to die
This is what I was getting to in my last post: trust is the currency that Bond deals in. Each person that he begins to trust is potentially another way to get himself killed.
MMMMMmMMMMMMMmmMM
MmMMMMMMmmmmmmMm
This is filler, but it doesn't try to be clever about it.
Another tricky little gun giving solace to the one that will never see the sunshine
Bond is finding comfort in revenge: his gun will gve him solace. The second half relates to the idea that his hands are already stained with blood, so there's little reason to stay them now.
Another inch of your life sacrificed for your brotha in the nick of time
Sacrifice, pure and simple. Bond is giving up his soul so that someone else may benefit.
Another dirty money heaven-sent honey turning on a dime
'Dirty money' is likely relating to the poker winnings, or money used to buy another's loyalty. 'Heaven-sent honey' is Camille, or more likely Vesper as 'turning on a dime' is someone buying her loyalties.
Posted 16 September 2008 - 11:55 PM
Never heard that suggested before. Nope...Especially the Alice Cooper version...So is it just me who thinks it's similar to TMWTGG, or at least more similar to TMWTGG than to any other Bond song?
I think he's saying that nonsensical lyrics are forgivable or even inconsequential, not that it's a tradition he prefers.You care about traditions now?
Welcome to the club
Posted 17 September 2008 - 12:18 AM
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Posted 17 September 2008 - 12:48 AM
Yet you don't bother to volunteer any ideas as to how it could be bettered ... I actually quite like it; I think it's one of the best we've have because it's neither just another modern song like they have been in the past, but nor is it a forgettable throwback to the Age of Connery simply because it can be. It's the best of both worlds, and it has a very unique sound that I quite enjoy.Well I listened to it, the 1:48 minute version. I was right, it is a mediocre song with fairly lame lyrics. Not the worst yet but still, meh. Right down there with TND and TWINE.
Posted 17 September 2008 - 12:52 AM
Yet you don't bother to volunteer any ideas as to how it could be bettered
Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:01 AM
it's neither just another modern song
Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:03 AM
it's neither just another modern song
Quite the opposite in fact.
It's very retro. It has this classic jazzy/bluesy thing going on. Can't see it doing very well on these 'hip 'N' kool' charts you've got on channels like MTV.
Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:03 AM
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Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:15 AM
I feel like the only person on earth who hasn't heard this
I felt the same thing until I saw your post. Take heart and cheer the fact that you're not making a judgement call on something that isn't even a completed product.
Lyrics for YKMN were changed. Music for YKMN was changed. The movie version was not the same as the 4:03 version released on the net...And, here, people are critiquing and analysing something that's, what, 1 minute in lenght? That's recorded off the radio? Where you have to guess the lyrics?
People are funny!
I'm not allowed to like a bit of a song I heard?!
People are funny.
Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:22 AM
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Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:27 AM
Or should I say; quasi-retro
But it works for me.
Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:34 AM
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Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:37 AM
Like YKMN, this will probably get better the more we listen to it.
Definitely a whole new direction though...
Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:40 AM
From the side that likes the song, let me just say; You've been forgiven.
Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:41 AM
Agreed. Usually takes me a few tries to like something. Perhaps it's why it took me 9 years to produce a son.Like YKMN, this will probably get better the more we listen to it.
Definitely a whole new direction though...
Posted 17 September 2008 - 01:47 AM
Edited by BlackFire, 17 September 2008 - 01:56 AM.