Best contribution to the Bond series by veteran John Barry

The 7th James Bond film (and now the sixth post by John Barry) is not a long cast in the field of action, excitement and humor, but this is so far the best score for a James Bond movie. The film lives from the incredible presence of its lead actor Sean Connery, Guy Hamilton's work as a director and, of course, of John Barry magnificent score.

Coming in from the original master tapes remixed and completely digitally remastered soundtrack includes many new tracks, including again the original Gun Barrel (another highlight) the Original Theme Diamonds are forever as it was used in the film, the Bond theme in its many variants, such as bonding to Holland, or The Oil Rig and the best in Bond Meets Bambi and Thumper. Just as good!

Barry brings a different jazz variations, which are of course against the backdrop of Las Vegas their full development. Tracks like The Whyte House or the compilation in the appendix as Alternate or Additional cues are difficult to bring course in a sequence, but old Bond rabbit will feel great pleasure with safety to bring the film in a logical, chronological order: The Music As It Appears in the movie.

In Diamonds there is hardly a track that less than 5 stars would have earned, only exception is the track "007 and Counting", which does not

is so good, but otherwise, this is just in its complete version, THE BEST OF JOHN BARRY, just unique, extraordinary and memorable.

Outstanding!

jw