| re: Jim writing a Bond-theme | |
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samurai7 07:42 pm UTC 09/23/08 |
| In reply to: | re: Jim writing a Bond-theme - tincrowdor 07:07 pm UTC 09/23/08 |
| The Shadow > One problem with Jim doing a Bond theme is that the > artiste is normally recognisable to the everyday public > and usually popular at the time. Original Sin with it's > line about "license to kill" would fit in nicely but > wasn't it used for that film The Phantom with Taylor Dayne > on vocals? > > > er, didn't they already try that? lol > > > > > On an odd fron Def Leppard always wanted to write a Bond > > > theme but the Bond Producers vetoed it. How about the two > > > working together! > > > > > > > I would second that - what a brilliant idea especially now > > > > that he has worked in the UK for a while he can get a feel > > > > for English over the topness! > > > > > > > > > I think Live and Let Die is the best Bond theme ever. Jim > > > > > is one of the few composers who could write something to > > > > > compete with that classic. I agree when you say that Jim > > > > > would be "perfect for the assignment". > > > > > > > > > > > After hearing the absolute shit that is the new James > > > > > > Bond-theme by Alicia Keys and Jack White, I came to think > > > > > > of how a song would have been if Jim had written it. > > > > > > Surely he would have been perfect for the assignment with > > > > > > his over-the-top sound. | |
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