Among my collection I have 007 Classics by the Las Vegas International Philharmonic. This one goes up to Die Another Day, and is quite good - even their arrangement of DAD.
An older one worth having - if you can find it - is the Roland Shaw Orchestra double album that only goes up to DAF, but contains other themes such as the Saint, the Avengers and the Ipcress File.
Franck Pourcell's album goes up to LALD with a lot of variation in the arrangements. If you like your orchestral music to sound just like the originals, this one will take some getting used to. If, however, you are interested in what another arranger can do, you will appreciate this effort no end.
I also have several with different orchestra names on them: the Nicky North Orchestra (to FYEO), the Cinema Sound Stage Orchestra (to FYEO), the London Pops Orchestra (to TLD), the Starshine Orchestra and Singers (to LTK) and one with no orchestra name (to GoldenEye) - but beware: they are all the same recordings. Not just the same arrangements, but the same recordings (TMWTGG, performed to a different tune, is the same on all of them). I have no idea to whom these recording can be originally attributed, but any one would be enough.
As for the Prague Philharmonic, they are quite accurate, but most (though not all) of the previously unreleased tracks are - as Satorious points out - now available on the expanded re-releases of the original soundtracks.