StreamingSoundtracks.com - Thunderball

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Thunderball [Main Title] (Tom Jones) John Barry, Don Black	3:01	202
02	Chateau Flight John Barry	2:29	7
03	Electrocution/The Spa John Barry	2:40	5
04	Switching The Body John Barry	2:46	10
05	Crash Landing/The Bomb John Barry	5:42	9
06	Dance With Domino/Bond's Apartment John Barry	3:43	12
07	At The Casino John Barry	3:52	5
08	Death Of Fiona John Barry	2:28	23
09	Bond Below Disco Volante John Barry	4:02	10
10	Search For Vulcan John Barry	2:21	13
11	007 (Album Version) John Barry	2:24	57
12	Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang [Alternate Main Title - Instrumental] John Barry	3:12	26
13	Gunbarrel/Traction Table/Gassing The Plane/Car Chase John Barry	4:41	14
14	Bond Meets Domino/Shark Tank/Lights Out For Paula/For King And Country John Barry	8:16	12
15	Street Chase John Barry	3:21	3
16	Finding The Plane/Underwater Ballet/Bond With Spectre Frogmen/Leiter To The Rescue/Bond Joins Underwater Battle John Barry	10:15	40
17	Underwater Mayhem/Death Of Largo/End Titles John Barry	10:16	115
18	Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang [Mono] John Barry	2:35	21

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A review by Ken Nail found on crutchfield.com

By:	Angel
Date:	8 Jul 2010
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John Barry's long and prolific career as a film composer now spans five decades, highlighted by three Academy Awards. He's best known to most moviegoers as the man who defined the musical style for the many James Bond films. Thunderball (1965) is one of his best scores, combining the bold, brassy, and percussive action themes you expect in a Bond film with haunting motifs that complement the movie's many underwater scenes. The 2003 remastering of the original soundtrack album includes almost 45 minutes of excellent music left off of the original release. The recording sounds great — crisp stereo separation, with a nice warm tones in the low, undulating flute and string melodies, contrasted by brilliant brass that is powerful, precise, but never "tinny." The score's many sudden changes in volume provide an excellent test of your system's amplifier.

To experience the excitement of Barry's action scoring, check out the 11th track, "007," a taut reworking of a percussive theme Barry originally composed for 1963's From Russia with Love. Then listen to "Bond Below Disco Volante," for an interesting development of several of the themes employed in the movie. This installment has some of the most memorable music.

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