casino royale bond theme soundtrack score

After waiting the whole film for Bond to say his famous introduction, Arnold doesn't disappoint by excitingly building up the conclusion in 'The Name's Bond.James Bond'. The final scenes from the film are visually recreated by listening to 'Fall of a House in Venice', 'Death of Vesper' and 'The Bitch is Dead' which set the mood. Like in the film itself, the third act marks another change in pace for the soundtrack with 'City of Lovers' and 'The Switch'.

This is especially marked in 'Dinner Jackets', 'Bond Loses It All' and 'Bond Wins It All' which is intermingled with the more rousing 'Stairwell Fight' and 'Dirty Martini'. While only short, the excellent blending of the title theme reappears in 'I'm The Money' and ' Aston Montenegro' that marks a more subtle change in pace for this section of the soundtrack. A Bahamian style is felt in ' Solange' before kicking off into exciting 'Miami International'. Starting out with a similar tone, 'Blunt Instrument' pleasantly picks up the pace introducing elements of the title theme, before changing up another gear for the climax of the track. The album kicks off with the exciting and quite lengthy 'African Rundown' before slowing down somewhat for the next two tracks. Out goes the electronics of Die Another Day and The World Is Not Enough, in comes the old Barry days of full orchestras and moodful music.

While the exclusion of the title theme is rather annoying, the rest of the album makes up for this glaring oversight.

After the disappointing Die Another Day soundtrack, Arnold pulls one out of the bag with his latest effort. Total playing time: 74:19 (2006 release) Reviewĭavid Arnold returns for the fourth time to score the Casino Royale soundtrack », with Daniel Craig's first appearance as Bond. ' You Know My Name' performed by Chris Cornell, written by Chris Cornell and David Arnold Music composed and produced by David Arnold

Casino royale bond theme soundtrack score