Has anyone ever notice that in the begining of TND, when Bond punches the terrorist smoking, a hint of FRWL take a look. . .well a listen. Has anyone else notice anything else that Arnold has borrowed from Barry?
David Arnold and John Barry
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MDSmith
, Nov 28 2001 10:21 PM
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Posted 10 February 2002 - 12:07 AM
The European TND albulm has Hamburg Break IN... when I get the time I'll scan my cassette sleeve. I think there was 4 editions. UK, Euro, USA, and a rare complete one. Even bigger cock-up than with Thunderball(!).
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Posted 01 February 2002 - 07:48 AM
It sound a little like Barry's "Bond Is Back" whichwas first heard at the beginning of FRWL's theme in the movie. It can also be heard as Bond flys out of HQ in Q's retirement boat in TWINE. Maybe we'll hear it again in Bond 20!
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Posted 09 February 2002 - 09:11 PM
Yes, this is done deliberately. The scores of Arnold often include themes which recall the early works of Barry.
The most noticable are:-
As above the "Bond is Back" bit heard in FRWL, TND and TWINE.
Also the track on the OST album, "Hamburg Break In", contains simalarities to "Bond is back in action again" which is used in the pre-titles of Goldfinger.
There are many more. See if you can find them.
The most noticable are:-
As above the "Bond is Back" bit heard in FRWL, TND and TWINE.
Also the track on the OST album, "Hamburg Break In", contains simalarities to "Bond is back in action again" which is used in the pre-titles of Goldfinger.
There are many more. See if you can find them.
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Posted 09 February 2002 - 09:12 PM
That should be the TND soundtrack album - Hamburg Break In