Amy Winehouse to Write/Perform Bond title track

Live and Let die - best bond song ever.

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Originally Posted by noby

By the way, I can't read this thread title without thinking:
"write the feem toon, sing the feem toon"

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brillaint!:D

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Originally Posted by McShels

Also the following versions of Iris; the techno dub mix, acoustic mix, the 12" megamix, the film version, the liver version and the EXCLUSIVE never before released demo!!!!

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The liver version? What's an organ of the body got to do with it? ;)

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Originally Posted by Kingdom

Live and Let die - best bond song ever.

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While I almost agree with you, I humbly submit two alternative candidates. If you follow my meaning (and I'm not entirely certain I do) Goldfinger is the best Bond track ever, while Nobody Does It Better is the best ever track for a Bond.

Any of the three would have to be considered the pinnacles.

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Originally Posted by Bluebeard

while Nobody Does It Better is the best ever track for a Bond.
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what he said

Are we to acknowledge nothing of the work of Pal Waktaar and A-Ha on 'The Living Daylights?

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Originally Posted by Bluebeard

While I almost agree with you, I humbly submit two alternative candidates. If you follow my meaning (and I'm not entirely certain I do) Goldfinger is the best Bond track ever, while Nobody Does It Better is the best ever track for a Bond.

Any of the three would have to be considered the pinnacles.

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I've no problem with those songs, or with the A-Ha one, I like all of them. Just think live and let die is the business. Plus always always reminds me of Jane Seymour. Damn. :cool:

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Originally Posted by PAURO 7

and Matchbox 20. and Michael Buble. and Katie Melua.

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Texas :D

Savage Garden (Savage beating would be more like it)

Is there an exact measure of sales or popularity that an artist much achieve before you dislike them, LR?

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Originally Posted by GavinZac

Is there an exact measure of sales or popularity that an artist much achieve before you dislike them, LR?

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If they're not eating cold beans out of the back of a van on tour he doesn't want to know about them :D:)

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Originally Posted by jebus

If they're not eating cold beans out of the back of a van on tour he doesn't want to know about them :D:)

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It would come in useful as another way to describe sales figures. Gone platinum, gone gold, gone silver, gone bronze, gone on LR's hatelist.

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Originally Posted by GavinZac

Is there an exact measure of sales or popularity that an artist much achieve before you dislike them, LR?

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No Measure of sales or popularity is counted or taken into consideration by me I assure you. Two of my very favourite bands -Metallica and Pink Floyd -have sold 100 million and 200 million records respectively.
That both of them did it largely without being rammed down our throats via the mainstream media might have something to do with it mind.