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Die Another Day (Music from the Motion Picture)
		Music by: David Arnold  Media: CD  SPAR Code: ---  Tracks: 11  Origin: USA
Die Another Day - Madonna Bond Vs. Oakenfold - (Oakenfold mix) Gun Barrel / On The Beach How Do You Intend To Kill Me Now, Mr. Bond? Hovercraft Chase Kiss Of Life Peaceful Fountains Of Desire Welcome To Cuba Jinx Jordan Wheelchair Access Jinx And James   James Bond has never been cooler - and neither has a soundtrack in the action hero's series of blockbuster films. The title is track by Madonna, who has a cameo in the movie. Along with a score by one-time Bjork collaborator David Arnold, it also features the classic James Bond Theme remixed by cutting edge dance master Paul Oakenfold. The CD is also enhanced with Madonna's 'Die Another Day' music video, the making of the video segment, Bond bonus extras, women of Bond gallery and more.

Independence Day: Original Soundtrack Recording
		Music by: David Arnold  Media: CD  SPAR Code: DDD  Tracks: 14  Origin: USA
1969-We Came in Peace S.E.T.I. - Radio Signal Darkest Day Canceled Leave Evacuation Fire Storm Aftermath Base Attack Toro Destroyed International Code President's Speech Day We Fight Back Jolly Roger End Titles   On the Homer Simpson palm-to-the-forehead scale, many sci-fi fan gave Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich's 1996 alien-invasion blockbuster three slaps; their heads hurt just thinking about it. But as stoopid as the filmmaker's efforts were (and they hadn't even signed on for Godzilla yet!), at least composer David Arnold "rose" to the occasion, producing a Williamsian piece of overwrought orchestral and choral melodrama that virtually begs you to take the proceedings seriously. If Arnold had been working the genre in the '50s, there's a fair chance that that vaunted AFI top 100 films list would've included Earth Vs. the Flying Saucers; now, there's a movie.

Last Of The Dogmen
		Music by: David Arnold  Media: CD  SPAR Code: ---  Tracks: 14  Origin: USA
Last of the Dogmen Wilderness Somebody's Out There First Arrow Story of Jacko War Party Medicine Run Cheyenne Valley Country Line Truth Go in a Good Way Leaving Forever Faith & Courage Last Arrow

Stargate SG-1
		Music by: David Arnold  Media: CD  SPAR Code: ---  Tracks: 12  Origin: US
Main Title Return to Active Duty/General Hammond Bomb/Jack's Protest Jack's Story/Memory of a Son Egyptology/Sha're'/Aliens Apophis/The Ceremony/Escape Entering the Stargate Chosen for Life or Death Final Battle/Ultimate Victory SG-1 Vs. The Aliens Choosing a Queen/The Test End Title

Stargate: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
		Music by: David Arnold  Media: CD  SPAR Code: ---  Tracks: 30  Origin: USA
Stargate Overture Giza Unstable The Coverstones Orion The Stargate Opens You're On The Team Entering The Stargate The Other Side Mastadge Drag The Mining Pit King Of The Slaves Caravan To Nagada Daniel and Shauri Symbol Discovery Sarcophagus Opens Daniel's Mastadge Leaving Nagada Ra - The Sun God The Destruction of Nagada Myth, Faith, Belief Procession Slave Rebellion The Seventh Symbol Quartz Shipment Battle At The Pyramid We Don't Want To Die The Surrender Kasuf Returns Going Home

The World Is Not Enough: Music From The MGM Motion Picture
		Music by: David Arnold  Media: CD  SPAR Code: ---  Tracks: 19  Origin: USA
World Is Not Enough - Garbage Show Me the Money Come in 007, Your Time Is Up Access Denied M's Confession Welcome to Baku Casino Ice Bandits Elektra's Theme Body Double Going Down/The Bunker Pipeline Remember Pleasure Caviar Factory Torture Queen I Never Miss Submarine Christmas in Turkey Only Myself to Blame - Scott Walker   The obvious marquee name here is Garbage--and the group delivers. Shirley Manson sings the title track in a detached catatonia that's juxtaposed with sultry, swirling strings and keyboards, draping the song in plush atmospherics worthy of Agent 007. But for eccentric and obsessive music collectors, the real surprise may be the participation of cult artist Scott Walker, who has forsaken his most recent forays into avant classical-pop for the perfectly syrupy, old-fashioned, string-lined ballad "Only Myself to Blame," which recalls the by-the-fire genius of his early solo work. This end-of-the-millennium James Bond thriller, however, is not without heart-racing action music to set the movie's pace. David Arnold, producer and writer of the Garbage and Walker tracks, sets forth 17 instrumental pieces that capture the Bond vibe so perfectly you can transform any room into a space-age bachelor pad just by pressing Play. --Rob O'Connor (amazon.com)

Tomorrow Never Dies: Music From The Motion Picture
		Music by: David Arnold  Media: CD  SPAR Code: ---  Tracks: 15  Origin: USA
Tomorrow Never Dies - Sheryl Crow White Knight Sinking of the Devonshire Company Car Station Break Paris and Bond Last Goodbye Hamburg Break In Hamburg Break Out Doctor Kaufman *-3-Send Underwater Discovery Backseat Driver Surrender - k.d. lang James Bond Theme   Where the previous Bond installment, Goldeneye, profited from the gratifying if belated introduction of actor Pierce Brosnan as an 007 for the '90s and beyond, it suffered from a musical mismatch. Composer Eric Serra had scored several successes with French director Luc Besson (La Femme Nikita, The Professional, The Big Blue) but floundered trying to update a genre whose John Barry-penned scores had long ago become legend. David Arnold's music for Tomorrow Never Dies is arguably less adventuresome than Serra's for Goldeneye, returning largely to Barry's conservative musical pattern for the Bond films. But it's still grandly effective, and probably better than the movie it supports.

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