Successful and unique soundtrack

Dear listener, dear listeners!
James Bond returned in 1969 as a double zero agent back into the Secret Service of His Majesty.
The sixth Bond soundtrack comes up with sad, slow but also whipping fast and menacing sounds.
Titles like "Try" or "We Have All The Time In The World" (instrumental version) could be played just as well in a cocktail bar. "Do You Know How Christmas Trees Are Grown?" fans initially melancholy mood.
Worth listening to the two film title track ("We Have All The Time In The World" and "Main Theme - On Her Majesty's Secret Service") "Gumbolds Safe", "Bond Meets The Girls" and "This Never happenend To The Other Feller"
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Conclusion: Great Bond film music: exciting, sad, gentle and ironic. So you could call this soundtrack. Unfortunately, I think the melody of the title track to repeat often or be quoted too often. Nevertheless it was a great soundtrack - especially great course, if you know the film well.
Recommended!
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