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Casino Royale Motion Picture Soundtrack - Unveiling the Sonic Elegance of 007

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Item specifics

Condition
Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ...
CD Grading
Very Good (VG)
Type
Album
Language
English
Era
1990s
Case Type
Jewel Case: Standard
Color
Multicolor
Instrument
Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Guitar
Case Condition
Very Good (VG)
Features
Compilation
Inlay Condition
Very Good (VG)
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
UPC
0886970236928
Artist
David Arnold
Format
CD
Producer
David Arnold
Release Year
2006
Record Label
Sony Music Distribution
Release Title
Casino Royale [2006] [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
Style
Film Score/Soundtrack
Genre
Film Composers, Rock, Rock & Pop
Run Time
74 min.

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Product Identifiers

Producer
David Arnold
Record Label
Sony Music Distribution
UPC
0886970236928
eBay Product ID (ePID)
56242349

Product Key Features

Release Year
2006
Format
CD
Genre
Film Composers, Rock, Rock & Pop
Run Time
74 min.
Style
Film Score/Soundtrack
Artist
David Arnold
Release Title
Casino Royale [2006] [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]

Additional Product Features

Distributor
Sbme Special Mkts.
Spar Code
N/A
Recording Type
Studio
LeafCats
176984
Release Date
20061114

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  • Mostly more of the same Arnold

    "Casino Royale" is a great Bond film indeed. But there are two rather sad low points, 1) Chris Cornell's title song "You Know My Name" (co-penned with David Arnold, composer of the score), and 2) David Arnold's score, but just to a certain degree. I have very little to say in favor of the song. The theme is incorporated in the score as it should be the case with every Bond song, IMO. But I really find the song being dull, most unmemorable. Ugly, if you like. And this goes for the title sequence in the movie as well, to a certain degree. David Arnold got lots of bashing for his last Bond score, "Die Another Day". Too loud, too much use of electronics, too much of the same tricks he established with his first Bond film, "Tomorrow Never Dies". But if you know Arnold's "Godzilla", you also ...

  • Great Movie, Disappointing Soundtrack

    I loved the movie Casino Royale. It was one of the best Bond movies in a Long time. When I purchased the album I expected it to be great because I liked the movie so much. The soundtrack music did not move me emotionally like the movie had because it was only made to be played with the movie.and to stay with me long after the soundtrack was finished on my CD player. A great soundtrack has to do more than just provide adequate music to the scenes in the movie. This soundtrack was purely meant to be used in conjunction with the film. Biggest disappointment was when i was expecting to at least hear the new reworked version of the Bond them "The Names Bond...James Bond" and they used an old version from the "Thunderball" area... Save your money and buy the Casino Royal DVD and pay ...

  • What a comeback by Bond and David Arnold!

    If you have followed David Arnold's work on Bond and other movies, you know his sound... His way of mixing the old with the new... Now Casino Royale is a perfect statement made by Mr. Arnold. This soundtrack really captures the old Bond feeling with some John Barry romantic style, mixed with some very typical tight action music. It is a very interesting soundtrack indeed. One that has to be listened to in it's original uncompressed form that is a CD. It's a good orchestral recording with many new things going on everytime you listen to it! Of course the themes are the most memorable like "Vesper". That piano theme is also featured in Quantum of Solace. With that unforgettable theme you instantly know and feel for Bond... All in all a great comeback for Bond as well as his music...

  • Great scoring for any action flick

    I have always loved a little classical to balance out a music collection, so buying this CD was only logical. But simply put, I love this CD! The score by David Arnold was top notch, complete with edgy openings and a sweeping ending that I really loved. Track 8 had to be the longest score( next to the last one on the Dark Knight score) I've ever heard, but it was non-stop pulse-pounding. I still play it in the car. Now there is only one dislike, the opening title song from Chris Cornell wasn't on it. Other than that oversight, the rest was great.

  • Good Music....

    I loved the music except for one part... there was no "you know my name" by chris cornell i guess that he had wanted to keep that as a solo and get more money off of it... i bought it for my brother, a big james bond fan, for his birthday...he was happy and so was i...we both got to listen to it.... its a good soundtrack, in my opinion not as good as you only live twice, but still it fit the movie well, and the movie was very good...the music is definitely not a reading kind of music, but a driving down the highway... have fun and I'm sure you'll enjoy it 007 for life..:-)