here

"cello" "cello" "cello" "cello"

@@sheriff0017 hahaha

Thanks guys, I'm normal after all. 😊

honestly this could be said about OHMSS too

Dalton was so ahead of his time, it's amazing.

You’re exactly right

SO FITTING OF HIS BOND TOO. BROODING. LOVE IT.

a mi6 cock up

were are the 800 SCUD missles

She was a dumb ass lol

@@speedypaul2314 a cute dumbass lol

Epic Bond and epic score !!!

You're a legend. I made a bet that this comment would be in the top ten. I know my Bond Fans. And I owe you, because you were literally the 10th comment. I owe ya a drink....

That includes a mini nuclear bomb in the back.

@@wordman3624 🤣, just push the secret button in the gear-stick?

Always the one I come back to as well.

My favorite!

When this version of the theme dropped in the pretitle sequence, I was instantly hooked.

Completely agree

John Barry saved his best work till the end.

this is the best one!!!

The "dark and gritty" Bond's time hadn't come yet.

*The Living Daylights* is my favorite Bond film, *Goldeneye* and *Goldfinger* were great but this was better

Dalton is an intelligent actor. He decided to play it close to Bond, how Bond is in the books. People didn't like that Bond, too serious, too cold, too close to the nose. They weren't used to that...and they called themselves Bond fans!😂😂

I know!! Have all the books! Agee!

Considering this was Barry's last Bond film, he really brought his A-game!

Yes. Apparently AHA were impossible to work with :/ this was John Barry sweating drops of blood for the franchise he loved

@@con_boy It was actually quite the reverse in fact. Barry was highly insulting to the three very polite Norwegians, describing them as Hitler Youth and insisting Magne’s name was removed from the writing credits and his own put on…despite the fact that he only did the orchestration and was presented with a finished song written by Pal Waaktaar and Magne Furuholmen of a-ha. Due to contractural obligations the band were forced to comply, but on later album versions Barry’s name was removed and Magne’s name restored. The band were criticised for not attending the film’s premiere even though they had already made it clear that the date chosen was in the middle of a lengthy tour and they were committed to performing at concerts in Japan on the date they chose. They felt it was more important not to disappoint their Japanese fans than to be present in London, but Barry and the press badmouthed them without explaining that the reason for their absence wasn’t a snub to the movie but because they had a prior tour commitment.

Add masterful Pretenders

@@marjoriemcbride6557 hmm! Nice and interesting info.

Hi

@cal Possibly the most overrated comment

It's one of the best.

LTK too

With arguably one of the very best villains, he shouldnt have been killed off.

The 'muscle' is underrated, too. Necros is a great take on the "muscular blonde henchman" trope and he's frighteningly efficient in the scene where he's disguised as a milkman.

In Russian! :P Russian salt lol.

In Soviet Russia, salt corrodes you! (Sorry, couldn’t resist 😆)

Clearly still writing scripts for Roger moore

It was a Czechoslovakia

Thought it was asphalt corrosion

Ky0dar minetoo cause synths and drum machine

Indeed!

"salt corrosion"

Tim Dalton doesn't have a Welsh accent.

@@crobsh Correct. His accent is closer to a Midlands one, having spent his formative years in Belper, Derbyshire. :)

And they still said there was no humour in the Dalton 007 - movies... Epic indeed.

This whole soundtrack is among his best imho.

Except for the goof of when the Czechoslovak police car sinks in the ice - the circle is much smaller than the original one Bond made.

@@srujan00 Also, if the ice was really that thin, Bond's car would have crashed through the ice immediately

I agree about The Living Daylights having one of the best car chase of any James Bond films. IMO, The Living Daylights and Tommorow Never Dies are tied for best car chase scene of the franchise.

"Just a cello! Cello!....cello,cello,cello

We have a saying in the west georgi, and your full of it

"P.I.G., borscht, cake... there must be another way!"

No such word as "fitted."

Actually it is a word, just used incorrectly here. Maybe have a look in a dictionary before making a fool of yourself Full Definition of fitted 1 : fit, suitable2 : shaped for a precise fit ; especially : shaped to conform to the lines of the body

Actually, I'm well aware of that use of the word....as an adjective! I believe you used it as a verb.

Best bond music Timothy 3rd fav bond actor , I like Pierce Bronson , Daniel Craig 3rd Timothy

Barry was a true master. Everything we have in 007 music, we have because of him. It's a shame they couldn't get him back for "Licence to Kill," but at least he went out on top with this one.

Yes, Barry said in interviews that he felt new Bond actors needed a new 'sound'. The electric guitar is Connery's sound, which Barry very clearly emphasized in the gunbarrel from "Diamonds Are Forever", to celebrate his return so to speak. Dalton sounded like the 80s Bond.

Great points here! I think this track also may answer the question of “did John Barry ever use FM bass in an arrangement?”

This, or "007", the alternate Bond theme John Barry introduced in "From Russia with Love", when Bond steals the Lektor from the embassy.

mi6 give dc a lp that he loves

The new one is going to be AWFUL

@@clonecommanderfoggy682 yup it is

It would be awesome, but the Craig movies take themselves too damn seriously to have a fun moment like this

I read somewhere that Goldeneye was written with Dalton in mind.

I thought it was just me, but when you watch GoldenEye, it feels like a Dalton Bond movie. It is completely different from Tomorrow Never Dies, The World is not enough and Die another day.

@@Ryan_Thompson_Guitaristindeed it was written with him in mind as bond, not sure why they ultimately went with brosnan though… sigh the things that could have been Also fun fact Dalton was also the first choice for OHMSS and was picked but he turned it down

They planned on making a third film with Dalton called Property of a Lady, with a release scheduled for late 1991/early 1992. Anthony Hopkins would've been the villain. By the time the legal issues were sorted out in 1994, Dalton didn't want to play 007 anymore.

@@srujan00 ​​⁠I absolutely love Dalton as Bond, but there’s a lot of stuff out there that suggests that it was the opposite. Dalton planned to come back for Goldeneye, the Broccoli’s wanted him back, but the higher ups wanted someone new to refresh the series citing Dalton’s previous two films being low grossers as extra proof that they needed someone new to continue. The Broccoli’s let him go and let him claim that it was he himself who decided to walk away as a way for him to not be embarrassed.

100%

at least the two best Bondsoundtracks

Top five (in my opinion) in no order: OHMSS, TLD, goldeneye, Goldfinger, thunderball and a bonus film of tomorrow never dies

@@MandoKhan I enjoyed 'For Your Eyes Only' also. Anything but Moonraker, Diamonds are Forever, etc.

From Russia with Love and Goldfinger. OHMSS is my third favorite.

You mean a “few optional extras” he had installed. 😉

Whitaker was right. Why in the hell would Bond be caring PPK in 1987 ? Hell, why is he still using one in 2020 ?

Ricardo Cantoral because it’s iconic I guess

Because it's small and delivers a shot like a brick through a plate glass window - major boothroyd (Dr No)

@@ricardocantoral7672 Because as a spy, he needs a small gun that won't print as much on his clothes. However, you're right that the gun is outdated, but it makes more sense for him to be carrying a PPK than a full size P99.

@@victoracosta4796 A PPK doesn't make sense because it's ancient. He should be carrying the latest pistol and there new ones that are size of his old Walther.

+A203D because everyone hates Timothy Dalton as Bond because someone else told them so. :\ so they dont wanna reuse any of the stuff from this era.

Jason Flores Well not anymore apparently. There a lot of love for Tim these days after Daniel Criag won over so many people with his darker, grittier Bond films.

+Jason Flores I watched daylights and license with the expectation of growing a hipster love for dalton, but I honestly didn't like him. he just seemed a bit dry and soulless. you can't just write off the majority opinion as herd mentality

Perhaps because John Barry didn't do any more Bond soundtracks after this one. Brosnan's 4 films were essentially a franchise reboot, it had been so many years since one had been made. And then the Craig era was a re-reboot.

As you pointed out this was Barry's last soundtrack for Bond and the only music ever reused was in the early films by Barry called the 007 theme that played in action scenes .

Even the songs weren´t even nominated

Oscars mean nothing.

Here after No Time to Die

As a male!! Lets stand united as brothers and demand this be respected.

David Arnold got pretty close.

@@EVAUnit4A Yeah but missed

@@speedypaul2314 Nah, Arnold scored the best on _Tomorrow Never Dies._ After that, I'd say it's debatable.

@@EVAUnit4A I would agree with that.

Yeah! Then Dalton could do the voice.

This beat kind of sounds like Goldeneye 64 (or, rather, vice versa).

+vex He disagreed with Something that ate him.

+Mark Plott could you be a little more cryptic?

+Mark Plott could you be a little more cryptic?

+Mark Plott could you be a little more cryptic?

They did Brosnan took it

I will be a Dalton Defender till I die. He’s the best Bond in my opinion. Connery is the original, but I’d rank him just behind, albeit barely.

CrazyDancingJoe agreed. TLD and OHMSS are two of the better Bond films. They catch flack because of who played Bond. Dalton was at least much better than Lazenby. After rewatching them after originally not caring for them you can see past that the main actor. That said OHMSS is a definitely different tone. Dalton also wasn't that bad. The issue was LTK is one of the worst Bond films if not the worst so that basically was the end of him.

@@suppaman19 interesting double matinee. Two very good films by the most unknown bonds. Ltk was cack and I'm a bond fan. Can't understand why fans rate it. It was guff.

George Lazenby's only appearance but I think most agree he did well enough. He was replaced but so was Dalton.