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Rich Douglas Standard Userer	Well.. here you go guys! This is straight from madonna.com and is almost certainly real. Can you confirm this Mr. Neel?? SOUNDTRACKS DIE ANOTHER DAY RELEASED: 11/12/2002 LABEL: Warner Bros. CAT NO.: 48348 BILLBOARD CHART PEAK: 0 TOTAL WEEKS ON CHART: 0 RIAA CERT.: -- SONG TITLES SINGLES A/V SAMPLES LYRICS 01. Die Another Day/Performed by Madonna* 02. James Bond Theme (Bond vs. Oakenfold)** 03. On The Beach 04. Hovercraft Chase 05. Some Kind Of Hero? 06. Welcome To Cuba 07. Jinx Jordan 08. Jinx & James 09. A Touch Of Frost 10. Icarus 11. Laser Fight 12. Whiteout 13. Iced Inc. 14. Antonov 15. Going Down Together RELEASE SUMMARY CREDITS PRODUCERS Produced by David Arnold Produced by Madonna and Mirwais Ahmadzaļ Remixed by Paul Oakenfold Executive Soundtrack Producers: Anita Camarata and Caresse Henry NOTES 1 Die Another Day Performed by Madonna Written by Madonna and Mirwais Ahmadzaļ Published by WB Music Corp./Webo Girl Publishing, Inc. admin. by WB Music Corp. ASCAP/1000 Lights Music Ltd./Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. BMI Produced by Madonna and Mirwais Ahmadzaļ Composed by Michel Colombier Mixed by Mark "Spike" Stent @ Olympic Studios Engineered by Mark "Spike" Stent Pro Tools Engineer: Paul "P Dub" Walton Assistant Engineer: David Treahearn Strings Arranged by Michel Colombier P2002 Warner Bros. Records Inc. 2 James Bond Theme (Bond vs. Oakenfold) Written by Monty Norman Published by EMI Unart Catalog, Inc. BMI Produced by David Arnold Remix by Paul Oakenfold Remix Engineered and Programmed by Ian Green P2002 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Music Inc. 3 On The Beach 4 Hovercraft Chase* 5 Some Kind Of Hero? 6 Welcome To Cuba 7 Jinx Jordan 8 Jinx & James 9 A Touch Of Frost 10 Icarus 11 Laser Fight* 12 Whiteout 13 Iced Inc. 14 Antonov 15 Going Down Together Music by David Arnold Score Produced by David Arnold Orchestrated and Conducted by Nicholas Dodd Programming by Rob Playford, Stephen Hilton Additional Programming by David Arnold Korean Percussion Performed by Pete Lockett Soloists on "Welcome To Cuba": Piano— Dave Hartley Trumpet—John Barclay Trombone—Richard Edwards Vocal on "Antonov": Natacha Atlas Music Editor: Dina Eaton Music Prep: Vic Fraser Orchestra Contractor: Isobel Griffith Orchestral Demos Programmed by Matt Robertson Recorded and Mixed by Geoff Foster at Air Studios Assisted by Jake Jackson, Chris Barrett C2002 United Lion Music, Inc. BMI, except * portions that contain "James Bond Theme" written by Monty Norman and published by EMI Unart Catalog, Inc. BMI P2002 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Music Inc. Natacha Atlas appears courtesy of Mantra Recordings Mastered by Tim Young at Metropolis Studios Damn, now I'm excited!!! Rich
posted 10-21-2002 05:05 PM PT (US)

HadrianD Standard Userer	Cool, but it would have been cooler having a 79 minute score release instead.
posted 10-21-2002 05:18 PM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	From what I know of Die Another Day, the tracklisting looks to cover the entire film, rather than half as the TND/A&M Records disc did. I'll be happy with whatever they give us - it's certainly better than nothin'. Looks like it should be good album! Jeron [Message edited by Jeron on 10-21-2002]
posted 10-21-2002 05:55 PM PT (US)

Crono/Kyp Standard Userer	Nice! --Brian
posted 10-21-2002 06:32 PM PT (US)

Rich Douglas Standard Userer	By the way... if you want to hear part of the "james bond theme" remixed by Oakenfold, try and find and download the Bond TV ad for Omega Watches. I'm pretty sure that is the remix that we can expect.... and it's damn good too! Rich
posted 10-21-2002 06:41 PM PT (US)

Bulldog Standard Userer	Out of curiosity, which orchestra performed the score? [Also, does anyone know which orchestra or orchestras performed the last two Arnold-composed scores?]
posted 10-21-2002 07:08 PM PT (US)

Camillu Standard Userer	Though I'm still not too fond of the Madonna song, the Star Wars references in the music video are great. Looks like this is going to be a good album. Hope the Oakenfold remix is as good as the Moby one, and hope that 'Welcome to Cuba' sounds as good as it does on paper (or screen anyway).
posted 10-21-2002 11:15 PM PT (US)

PeterK FishChip	I can confirm TOTAL WEEKS ON CHART: 0. Thank you very much. Thank you. NP - "Sophie's Choice" Sweet schtuff this is.
posted 10-21-2002 11:32 PM PT (US)

John Zimmer Standard Userer	Excellent work Peter. Cool tracks. Jz
posted 10-22-2002 05:20 AM PT (US)

justin boggan Standard Userer	Thread getting boaring... must post another fake tracklist.....
posted 10-22-2002 07:56 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by justin boggan: Thread getting boaring... must post another fake tracklist..... Idea getting old.... must try to kick dead horse...... Dan
posted 10-22-2002 08:33 AM PT (US)

justin boggan Standard Userer	dgoldwas getting predictable and repetative... must ignore him and hope he says something new.....
posted 10-22-2002 08:44 AM PT (US)

Dinko Standard Userer	members needing vacation... time for the ban button...
posted 10-22-2002 10:42 AM PT (US)

ChrisN Standard Userer	Looks pretty complete to me, Rich....
posted 10-22-2002 10:49 AM PT (US)

Rich Douglas Standard Userer	A bunch of us over at CommanderBond.net were getting worried if the other tracklisting was real and that we would be getting only the first half of the score (ala TND). This tracklist (which i'm almost certain is real) looks like it covers the entire film, which is REALLY a relief. We can always hope for an isolated score track on the DVD i guess. I also heard a rumor that the 007 theme was going to be heard in the "ice ballet" scene between Xao (in his jag) and Bond (in his Aston Martin Vanguish), hopefully this is true. About the Oakenfold remix... take my word for it, it definately blows Moby's reversion out of the water! It is a wonderful remix of the theme we all know and love. I'm still a bit sore about the fact we get a making of madonnas video featurette on the disc as opposed to more score. Rich
posted 10-22-2002 11:29 AM PT (US)

Rich Douglas Standard Userer	by the way.. thanks for the confirmation Chris!! Rich
posted 10-22-2002 11:30 AM PT (US)

TV's Frank Standard Userer	If Barry's own 007 theme is used in DAD, then I will certainly be a happy camper. It hasn't been heard since MOONRAKER and I know David Arnold has mentioned wanting to use it at some point (if I remember correctly). He can correct me if I am wrong. Otherwise, the album looks like it should be a good listen, even w/ only 45 minutes. I actually thought TWINE was too long as an album at 60 minutes!
posted 10-22-2002 11:58 AM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Rich Douglas: A bunch of us over at CommanderBond.net were getting worried if the other tracklisting was real and that we would be getting only the first half of the score (ala TND). This tracklist (which i'm almost certain is real) looks like it covers the entire film, which is REALLY a relief. We can always hope for an isolated score track on the DVD i guess. I also heard a rumor that the 007 theme was going to be heard in the "ice ballet" scene between Xao (in his jag) and Bond (in his Aston Martin Vanguish), hopefully this is true. About the Oakenfold remix... take my word for it, it definately blows Moby's reversion out of the water! It is a wonderful remix of the theme we all know and love. I'm still a bit sore about the fact we get a making of madonnas video featurette on the disc as opposed to more score. Rich To hear the Oakenfold remix go to: http://www.warnerreprise.com/dieanotherday/ There you can hear the Madonna and the Oakenfold as well as see the videos. James
posted 10-23-2002 06:12 PM PT (US)

Crono/Kyp Standard Userer	The Oakenfold is COOOOOL --Brian NP: Oakenfold's 007
posted 10-23-2002 06:58 PM PT (US)

dgoldwas Standard Userer	Here's a clarification for y'all: TRACK TIMES!! 01. Die Another Day/Performed by Madonna* (4:37) 02. James Bond Theme (Bond vs. Oakenfold)** (4:02) 03. On The Beach (2:50) 04. Hovercraft Chase (3:48) 05. Some Kind Of Hero? (4:31) 06. Welcome To Cuba (2:06) 07. Jinx Jordan (1:28) 08. Jinx & James (2:03) 09. A Touch Of Frost (1:50) 10. Icarus (1:21) 11. Laser Fight (4:35) 12. Whiteout (4:54) 13. Iced Inc. (3:07) 14. Antonov (11:50) 15. Going Down Together (1:32) Total album time: 55:02 Total score: 46:11 Enjoy! Dan
posted 10-23-2002 10:39 PM PT (US)

Camillu Standard Userer	Like the Oakenfold remix, and if the first 2 tracks mean that much more people will hear Arnold's score, then slap them on no problem! Looking forward to this CD - all of it. [Message edited by Camillu on 10-23-2002]
posted 10-23-2002 11:05 PM PT (US)

Brendan Anderson Standard Userer	Bah. That Oakenfold mix is weak. Listen to it, then go back and pop in The World is Not Enough, track 3...now THAT is a bond theme re-mix. Arnold is the master of Bond AND orchestral-techno. I am almost exploding with anticipation for this score! I can't wait to hear the big ol' James Bond choir kick in too! -Brendan
posted 10-24-2002 08:19 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Brendan Anderson: I can't wait to hear the big ol' James Bond choir kick in too! The choir is reallly cool. Very Barry-esque usage of it. Shows up prominantly in "Icarus", "Whiteout" and "Antonov". Dan
posted 10-24-2002 08:56 AM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by dgoldwas: <BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Brendan Anderson: [b]I can't wait to hear the big ol' James Bond choir kick in too!<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE> The choir is reallly cool. Very Barry-esque usage of it. Shows up prominantly in "Icarus", "Whiteout" and "Antonov". Dan[/B] Why Dan, You sneaky devil. You've HEARD this CD already. Damn you. ;-) I am taking it there is no truth to the rumor of Arnold using Barry's "007 Theme" on this score. James
posted 10-24-2002 08:58 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Bond1965: I am taking it there is no truth to the rumor of Arnold using Barry's "007 Theme" on this score. Not on the album. But there's a good hour or so of music in the film not on the CD. He does use the staccato brass that starts off Barry's 007 theme (as he did in "White Knight" in TND).... Dan
posted 10-24-2002 09:12 AM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by dgoldwas: <BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Bond1965: [b]I am taking it there is no truth to the rumor of Arnold using Barry's "007 Theme" on this score.<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE> Not on the album. But there's a good hour or so of music in the film not on the CD. He does use the staccato brass that starts off Barry's 007 theme (as he did in "White Knight" in TND).... Dan [/B] OH! Worse yet you have seen THE FILM! C'mon Dan. Don't be shy. Give us the scoop!!! James
posted 10-24-2002 10:51 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Bond1965: OH! Worse yet you have seen THE FILM! C'mon Dan. Don't be shy. Give us the scoop!!! Now you're reading waaay into things. It's been reported that Arnold wrote about 100 minutes of music (or something like that), so with 46 minutes released, that leaves about an hour unreleased. Simple math, James. Dan
posted 10-24-2002 11:29 AM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by dgoldwas: <BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Bond1965: [b]OH! Worse yet you have seen THE FILM! C'mon Dan. Don't be shy. Give us the scoop!!!<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE> Now you're reading waaay into things. It's been reported that Arnold wrote about 100 minutes of music (or something like that), so with 46 minutes released, that leaves about an hour unreleased. Simple math, James. Dan[/B] But Dan you've yet to clarify how you heard the score. So you didn't hear the album and you didn't see the film. HOW did you hear the score??? My inquiring mind wants to know. James
posted 10-24-2002 01:26 PM PT (US)

dgoldwas Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Bond1965: But Dan you've yet to clarify how you heard the score. So you didn't hear the album and you didn't see the film. HOW did you hear the score??? Huh?? Where did I EVER say I didn't hear the album? Seriously - where did you get that idea?? Dan
posted 10-24-2002 01:34 PM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by dgoldwas: <BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Bond1965: [b]But Dan you've yet to clarify how you heard the score. So you didn't hear the album and you didn't see the film. HOW did you hear the score??? <HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE> Huh?? Where did I EVER say I didn't hear the album? Seriously - where did you get that idea?? Dan[/B] My bad. I thought when you said "not on the album" it was in reference to how you heard it and not on the part about the use of Barry's "007 Theme." A thousand pardons. James
posted 10-24-2002 02:39 PM PT (US)

Brendan Anderson Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by dgoldwas: The choir is reallly cool. Very Barry-esque usage of it. "reallly cool" eh? Care to elaborate? Is it like "epic O Fortuna" choral stuff or is it like heighten-the-action-Harry-Potter-style-but-with-cool-Bond-style choir? Any Latin? Sanscrit? Greek? . . Chinese? Come on Dan...I'm salivating here! Gimme some details I can CHEW on. -Brendan, carbon-frozen with anticpation
posted 10-24-2002 08:43 PM PT (US)

dgoldwas Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Brendan Anderson: "reallly cool" eh? Care to elaborate? Sounds a little like Latin. Think the chorus in INDEPENDENCE DAY, but with words. (not as extreme and in-your-face as the uber-cool stuff in STARGATE, though) Dan
posted 10-24-2002 10:54 PM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by dgoldwas: Think the chorus in INDEPENDENCE DAY, but with words. Hmmmm... I wouldn't compare it to ID4. Dan, DA really evokes some John Barry with the latin-sounding chorus in DIE ANOTHER DAY. The best comparison I could make would be to THE LAST VALLEY. This stuff is simply the most Barry-esque music for choir David Arnold has ever written. You'll find the choral moments we're talking about in tracks 10, 12, and 14. I'm assuming it's the theme for Gustav Graves' "Icarus weapon". It sounds diabolical and majestic enough... almost religious. Track 10 gives you a very dramatic, powerful performance of this theme. It's then cleverly integrated into fast-paced action during 12 and 14. Speaking of Barry in Arnold's score, there are several other nostalgic moments of note as well. The inevitable happy ending cue - Going Down Together features a note-for-note presentation of that wonderful Barry-esque moment we all wished was on the TWINE album. You remember - the skiing scene between Bond and Elektra. Yep, David Arnold transplants that directly into the cue... it's awesome. I dare say it's the better ending (score-wise) between TND and TWINE. Though I enjoy all of them immensely. If you enjoyed DA's score from ENOUGH, you'll enjoy a great portion of DIE ANOTHER DAY. Thankfully the oh-so-recognizable LAST OF THE DOGMEN motif didn't make it into this score (it made cameo appearances in BABY BOY and ENOUGH). What does make the transition is string writing reminiscent of ENOUGH which accompanies some of the action material. Also finding its way into the score is the descending piano motif from the Pipeline cue on the TWINE album. Great touch! Overall, this is a winner. As far as Bond in the 21st century goes... well, nobody does it better than David Arnold. Jeron NP: Playing By Heart (Barry) [Message edited by Jeron on 10-25-2002]
posted 10-25-2002 01:41 AM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	See post below. James [Message edited by Bond1965 on 10-25-2002]
posted 10-25-2002 06:25 AM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Jeron: <BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by dgoldwas: [b]Think the chorus in INDEPENDENCE DAY, but with words.<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE> Hmmmm... I wouldn't compare it to ID4. Dan, DA really evokes some John Barry with the latin-sounding chorus in DIE ANOTHER DAY. The best comparison I could make would be to THE LAST VALLEY. This stuff is simply the most Barry-esque music for choir David Arnold has ever written. You'll find the choral moments we're talking about in tracks 10, 12, and 14. I'm assuming it's the theme for Gustav Graves' "Icarus weapon". It sounds diabolical and majestic enough... almost religious. Track 10 gives you a very dramatic, powerful performance of this theme. It's then cleverly integrated into fast-paced action during 12 and 14. Speaking of Barry in Arnold's score, there are several other nostalgic moments of note as well. The inevitable happy ending cue - Going Down Together features a note-for-note presentation of that wonderful Barry-esque moment we all wished was on the TWINE album. You remember - the skiing scene between Bond and Elektra. Yep, David Arnold transplants that directly into the cue... it's awesome. I dare say it's the better ending (score-wise) between TND and TWINE. Though I enjoy all of them immensely. If you enjoyed DA's score from ENOUGH, you'll enjoy a great portion of DIE ANOTHER DAY. Thankfully the oh-so-recognizable LAST OF THE DOGMEN motif didn't make it into this score (it made cameo appearances in BABY BOY and ENOUGH). What does make the transition is string writing reminiscent of ENOUGH which accompanies some of the action material. Also finding its way into the score is the descending piano motif from the Pipeline cue on the TWINE album. Great touch! Overall, this is a winner. As far as Bond in the 21st century goes... well, nobody does it better than David Arnold. Jeron NP: Playing By Heart (Barry) [Message edited by Jeron on 10-25-2002][/B] Nice write up Jeron. (Should I get a co-writing credit for our chat about that "Last of the Dogmen" motif. Funny you mentioned it here right after I mentioned it to you.) James
posted 10-25-2002 06:26 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Standard Userer	Jeron, You also forgot to mention Arnold's kick-ass usage of the ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE bassline..... Dan
posted 10-25-2002 01:44 PM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	James, you get total credit for my mentioning of the Last of the Dogmen motif. Better late than never, eh?
posted 05-01-2007 07:26 PM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Jeron: James, you get total credit for my mentioning of the Last of the Dogmen motif. Better late than never, eh? Nothing like digging up 4.5 year old chestnuts. You can take that however you like. ;-) James
posted 05-01-2007 08:42 PM PT (US)

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posted 05-02-2007 09:55 AM PT (US)

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