8 Replies to “ Goldfinger - Various - 20 Top T.V. & Movie Hit Themes (CD) ”

1. Akiran says:

   10.03.2020 at 18:40

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of 20 Top T.V. & Movie Hit Themes on Discogs.3/5(1).

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2. Gole says:

   07.03.2020 at 04:29

   ("A few more ticks and Mr. Goldfinger would have hit the jackpot.") This really is a quintessential film music album. It's jazz. It's lounge. It's swing. It's rock. It's lyrical. It's JAMES BOND in a single CD, and it will transport you back to the mid-sixties when Bond, martinis, divas, /5().

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3. Samulmaran says:

   08.03.2020 at 11:01

   One of John Barry's best efforts, with a particularly striking title song belted out by Shirley Bassey between blasting brass fills, Goldfinger was also the first James Bond soundtrack to hit the number one spot on the U.S. charts (ironically, displacing another United Artists soundtrack, A Hard Day's Night), even as Bassey's performance hit number eight as a single.9/

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4. Tajar says:

   14.03.2020 at 16:26

   Dr. No was important because it set out all the themes and tropes that would appear in all the subsequent movies. Goldfinger was when they all came together at their absolute best. The movie starts with a great spy scene where Bond blows up a facility, then gets with a woman, only to escape an assassination attempt/5(28).

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5. Samukora says:

   10.03.2020 at 13:32

   The Best Of Goldfinger, while a bit untimely and suspiciously released barely a month after the band's latest proper full-length, Disconnection Notice, is a mostly complete package, the CD version containing 17 tracks (13 "hits," 1 previously unreleased, 3 movie soundtrack cuts) and a DVD with all the band's music videos and a few previously /5(16).

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6. JoJokora says:

   16.03.2020 at 16:09

   I was a big Goldfinger fan back in the day so I jumped at the chance to pick this up on vinyl. The record itself is perfectly acceptable, but the cover is just horrendous. The artwork is blurry, almost as if they just blew up an original CD insert. Pretty disappointing.

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7. Fauktilar says:

   12.03.2020 at 00:06

   Jan 27,  · I was a big Goldfinger fan back in the day so I jumped at the chance to pick this up on vinyl. The record itself is perfectly acceptable, but the cover is just horrendous. The artwork is blurry, almost as if they just blew up an original CD insert. Pretty disappointing.

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8. Kigasar says:

   14.03.2020 at 07:06

   Oct 01,  · Dr. No was important because it set out all the themes and tropes that would appear in all the subsequent movies. Goldfinger was when they all came together at their absolute best. The movie starts with a great spy scene where Bond blows up a facility, then gets with a woman, only to escape an assassination gregnonthserlonifi.perhanasotinglecdazzmirochelsstomba.cos: K.

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