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I have that Japanese import, too! Way back from the late 80s-also the Octopussy A&M, and the Warner Brothers Living Daylights. But I have to say those flute trills probably sound horribly dated to contemporary audiences. I love the use of electric guitar though - compared to the power anthems of 90's Media Ventures, Barry uses it as more of a textural construct which helps it sound less cheesy. Unlike other more obvious music constructs or connections, I'm not certain this one is as obvious to a listener unless they're prompted. Additionally, AVTAK's focus is on the snare drums and most importantly the 8-note flourish on horns or woodwinds that span two of those four bass notes, effectively turning them into two sections. Not that I'm a perfect barometer, but I'm usually attuned to more academic connections like that and in this particular case I don't think it stands out as OHMSS is very bass-heavy and AVTAK is not. I never really made the connection to OHMSS and I've never heard that brought up before, so it seems like it might be a relatively new connection made, either from Wikipedia or other recent books on Bond music? I like the moodier stuff like 'Destroy Silicon Valley', which has a really great and eerie section on solo flute while an unsuspecting man fishes from a boat on a lake while explosives are prepared underneath. Very exciting music and main action theme. It's a great score and I remember when the only way to get it on CD was as a Japanese import, which I did. I have included that in the original album, calling it ‘Bond Rescues Stacey’ and placing it before ‘He’s Dangerous’ and it fits in beautifully. Nic Raine, who orchestrated the music, recorded the fanfare on a Silva James Bond compilation, when Bond carries Stacey down the ladder.

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Wonderful score that deserves to see a full release. I love this one, score and song! One of my favorite Barry scores. And an expanded CD release - with all that crisp string and trumpet sound.Īnyone have a list of missing cues? Broadsword calling Woolston! This score deserves a proper re-examination. The great cue when Stacy arrives b y helicopter - and the pounding suspense anthem when Bond rides the horse through the woods.

And then there is the soaring fanfare as Bond and Tibbet arrives in Albert R. Mostly it is all about the Snow Job action cue, and it`s similarities with OHMSS.īut I think some of the best John Barry cues ever go un-discussed - the blaring Goldfinger-trumpet cue when Zorin and Mayday speed along the Seine river after she lands her parachute on the boat. So much music is missing from the soundtrack album, but also from our discussions on this board. Watching AVTAK now, and I am fascinated by the score. General Discussion: A View to A Kill - JOHN BARRYs forgotten gem FSM Board: A View to A Kill - JOHN BARRYs forgotten gem