Casino Royale [2006 Original Soundtrack] EXPLICIT LYRICS David Arnold

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  • Release Date: 11/14/2006
  • Sales Rank: 14,286
  • Label: SONY CLASSICS
  • UPC: 886970236928

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Casino Royale [2006 Original Soundtrack]

1LISTENAfrican Rundown / Nicholas Dodd 6:52
2LISTENNothing Sinister / Nicholas Dodd 1:27
3LISTENUnauthorised Access / Nicholas Dodd 1:08
4LISTENBlunt Instrument / Nicholas Dodd 2:22
5LISTENCCTV / Nicholas Dodd 1:30
6LISTENSolange / Nicholas Dodd 0:59
7LISTENTrip Aces / Nicholas Dodd 2:06
8LISTENMiami International / Nicholas Dodd 12:43
9LISTENI'm the Money / Nicholas Dodd 0:27
10LISTENAston Montenegro / Nicholas Dodd 1:03
11LISTENDinner Jackets / Nicholas Dodd 1:52
12LISTENThe Tell / Nicholas Dodd 3:23
13LISTENStairwell Fight / Nicholas Dodd 4:12
14LISTENVesper / Nicholas Dodd 1:44
15LISTENBond Loses It All / Nicholas Dodd 3:56
16LISTENDirty Martini / Nicholas Dodd 3:49
17LISTENBond Wins It All / Nicholas Dodd 4:32
18LISTENThe End of an Aston Martin / Nicholas Dodd 1:30
19LISTENThe Bad Die Young / Nicholas Dodd 1:18
20LISTENCity of Lovers / Nicholas Dodd 3:30
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Director Martin Campbell and new 007 Daniel Craig brought an earthy tenacity to the increasingly showy and predictable James Bond franchise with Casino Royale, by taking the martini-slamming secret agent back to his roots, or more specifically, his very first mission. This afforded Tomorrow Never Dies and the World Is Not Enough tunesmith David Arnold the perfect opportunity to reinvent the dated spy music (sappy love themes, endless orchestral bursts accompanying a speeding boat or snowmobile, the inevitable three-note guitar motif that has become more effective in television commercials and parody films than in the real thing) that has long been associated with the character, an opportunity that now awaits the next composer in line. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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