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Never Say Never Again

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Inspite the total absence of the "James-Bond-Theme" (since Kevin McClory didn`t get the rights for it and the "Gunbarrel") is the cd able to convince the listeners about its qualities because there is a smashing tango on it (while Bond explains to her that her brother has been killed by Largo). The style of Michel Legrand`s score resembles the score of "For Your Eyes Only": typical 80s sound. The song doesn`t fit to any of the Bond-movies.The charm of the classical Bond-movies is not expressed here at all contrary to the original song of Tom Jones ("Thunderball").However, I recommend this cd not only for Bond-fans but for everybody because it fits into every cd-collection.

I was sitting down eating some lunch and a friend called and said he was watching one of the Connery Bond Films I asked which one? He said Never Say Never Again, I had never heard of it, so I found the DVD and bought it. I loved it, even lacking the classics, Connery pulled off a great film. I also noticed the music, but it did not contain the Bond theme(couldn't get the rights to it), I love the Bond Theme, and this was like listening to the Moonraker soundtrack, it just wasn't right. How ever it was an enjoyable CD, it would have been great if it just had the Bond theme. If you could stand listening to the Moonraker soundtrack(how ever playing the Bond theme alot in the film!), then by all means pick this up(if you can find the damn thing!), you might like it. It has a nice 21 tracks, and as most John Barry Bond Scores, it contains the Never Say Never Again theme in few tracks(Ok theme--Hate the song).