On Her Majesty's Secret Service - The First Four Chords

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

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  • @alexanderwyllie7334
    @alexanderwyllie7334 9 месяцев назад +16

    Barrys score for OHMSS should have won an Academy Award / Oscar ,
    Imho !

  • @alexanderwyllie7334
    @alexanderwyllie7334 9 месяцев назад +12

    My all-time favourite Bond and movie score of all time !!

  • @ue4058
    @ue4058 Год назад +20

    Incredibly great analysis -- thank you! Book, film and thrilling score, OHMSS is the overlooked gem in the Bond canon, as so many have said, really the complete deal. Nobody has mentioned the delicious Diana Rigg, so I will.

  • @newbotany
    @newbotany 2 года назад +8

    My favourite movie score too.. Incredibly powerful, and versatile. Barry's epitaph.

  • @richardvinsen2385
    @richardvinsen2385 3 года назад +17

    I think this is the best Bond score of them all. The instrumental theme is timeless.

  • @theexmann
    @theexmann 2 года назад +7

    Fascinating. OHMSS has always been my favorite bond film, but now I will listen to the music more closely and appreciate it more next time I watch it. Thanks.

  • @frankus54
    @frankus54 3 года назад +10

    John Barry..... The Master!

  • @aroddy123
    @aroddy123 3 года назад +8

    Brilliant soundtrack.I've been listening to it since I was 7.

  • @fireshipmedia9214
    @fireshipmedia9214 3 года назад +18

    Brilliant analysis - probably the best of all the Bond scores - though I'm looking forward to hearing what Hans Zimmer does with such a vast back catalogue of themes to play with in the latest instalment!

    • @alanoconnor6921
      @alanoconnor6921 3 года назад +6

      Well if you've seen no time to die you'll know just how good hans zimmers score is,, if you haven't seen it you're in for a treat,,

  • @jennymarais8782
    @jennymarais8782 9 месяцев назад +2

    I loved OHMSS .....One of my favourite Bond movies. Love Theme song.

  • @QHarefield
    @QHarefield 10 месяцев назад +3

    Wow - brilliant! I never knew there was so much in it {as the old advert said}. You have certainly opened this up for me. Your exposition is clear and easy to understand, both visually and audibly. Thank you. To me, John Barry was a vital part of the Bond films. He is the Beethoven of film composers, and this is my favourite Bond theme {as it is for many other people}. I am going to re-watch this.

  • @jondonnelly3
    @jondonnelly3 3 года назад +3

    Very good score and film. Better than No time to die.

  • @philh27
    @philh27 3 года назад +3

    Excellent. My favourite score too. And now I have a better idea why!

  • @Madmanmarque
    @Madmanmarque 3 года назад +4

    Wonderful deconstruction. This has always been my favorite Bond score!

  • @alcatrazeleochestra4146
    @alcatrazeleochestra4146 3 года назад +5

    One of the theme songs from the Bond movie that I really love, Thank you for sharing sir.

  • @robertroberto2487
    @robertroberto2487 9 месяцев назад +2

    Main Interplay Theme Score Goes Beyond Lazenby And Connery.OHMSS Master Barry.

  • @BossLevelAudio24
    @BossLevelAudio24 3 года назад +4

    I spent so long figuring out what those weird but awesome opening chords were!

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад +1

      Me too! I had never ever heard anything like it before.

    • @BossLevelAudio24
      @BossLevelAudio24 3 года назад

      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452 John Barry was easily one the most gifted and creative composers. I think of this sequence of chords as c min with an F in the bass, E flt minor with a B in the bass, Em with an A in the bass and an inverted A augmented with a B fit in the bass.

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  2 года назад

      @@BossLevelAudio24 Sure, if that works! My brain has always tried to push it into F because of the riff being in F, but the theory is always there to support a way to understand whats going on better, imo.

    • @BossLevelAudio24
      @BossLevelAudio24 2 года назад +1

      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452 Well the song DOES play from F Minor so your way makes more sense.

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  2 года назад

      @@BossLevelAudio24 Yours would work too, on a lead sheet, and sound the same.

  • @oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501
    @oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501 Год назад +2

    My all time favorite Bond soundtrack. The horns section is amazing. Great video!

  • @deacondavis5098
    @deacondavis5098 9 месяцев назад +2

    AWESOME Barry score!

  • @bowermancrystalmail
    @bowermancrystalmail 3 года назад +3

    John Barry will always live on... Dances with Wolves, Out of Africa, there's a beautiful little score in You only Live Twice. Barry said his parents had just died and it went into part of the score. I might have the movie wrong, maybe it was the love song, the one Louis Armstrong sang. 'We have All the Time in the World". Omg I've cried so many times to that song, knowing the ending with Tracy😭❤️

  • @luvhart
    @luvhart 3 года назад +4

    Wonderful video, enjoyed it immensely. OHMSS is my favourite soundtrack too from the James Bond series, so this was a joy

  • @ssessler1885
    @ssessler1885 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this incredibly detailed and insightful analysis of the greatest Bond score ever! John Barry was a genius.

  • @suthonlimchawalit9257
    @suthonlimchawalit9257 10 месяцев назад +1

    I love what you tell the story.

  • @emiliovillapastor7599
    @emiliovillapastor7599 Год назад +1

    I would say both: something working intellectually and unconscious unintentional talent.. WHAT A BEAST!!

  • @terrypaget
    @terrypaget 2 месяца назад +1

    Have to agree...l even went piz gloria n still with to this day probably b buried to this music..eternal thanks to u j Barry 😮😊

  • @christophermyers4673
    @christophermyers4673 5 лет назад +5

    Thank you and fantastic work. Bond films have been woven into my life and this is in my top 5 scores of all time.

  • @erictripton
    @erictripton 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is a great breakdown explained, I try to re create by ear.

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  8 месяцев назад

      Thanks!

    • @erictripton
      @erictripton 8 месяцев назад

      So would I have to transpose these chords if I am playing keyboard?? I am trying to recreate, but if I play these chords on piano and midi to my horns, it sounds nice but not bringing it together for some reason...not sure what horn is playing which note from the 4 chords... I am not a reader, nor orchestral. But wish to get this sounding correctly.
      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452

    • @erictripton
      @erictripton 8 месяцев назад

      My chords I looked up with Dr. Google... and the chord shapes sound similar to what you play at 9:10, but something sounds more diminished if that is a way to describe it.. I can pick out by looking at the staff, but I never got past reading music, in guitar lessons.. my weak point. @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  8 месяцев назад +1

      Horns are in F, instead of C, (so written notes sound a fifth below) and trumpets are usually in Bb (so written notes sound a second below), which may have something to do with it. Hope that helps.@@erictripton

  • @OrsmanOntiago
    @OrsmanOntiago 8 месяцев назад

    brilliant analysis - just what I was looking for

  • @ronfrey5327
    @ronfrey5327 2 года назад +2

    deep dive putting the brows to it as Zappa would say.
    I had the honor of building a guitar for Vic Flick.
    60 years of Bond id say that and Ennio are my first influences
    on guitar. Vic was very kind to me I hope his white strat is holding up.
    the neck was a 1961 it had a chip of original paint
    which I matched the body I made too. Vic said how on earth did you know
    what color my original Guitar was without having the body.
    I said because ive got license to Kill in Connery's voice..
    Then explaining id seen a rub of color on the neck he had sent me
    and matched that. The original theme of course was not played on a fender but rather
    a paragon falcon hollowbody guitar.. Vic could read music... thats how he got the gig.
    Im not a great reader but ive learned how too read should have learned Piano as first instrument.... but anyone can learn to read if I can. Just learned you only live twice on guitar last night and charted it after tuning to the recording which is Eb.
    My Father took me to these films I miss him alot thanks for posting im subbed ...

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  2 года назад

      Wow - great story! Sounds like it's a beautiful instrument as well - I think the Vic Flick guitar sound was subconsciously one of my early influences as well, because I'm often not satisfied until the guitar reaches that level of bite on my own recordings :) Thanks for sharing.

  • @rex-racer
    @rex-racer 3 года назад +6

    One of my favorite Bond books and Bond movies and definitely my favorite bond score by one of my favorite film composers. Before I owned the greatest hits album (I bought the same one you framed) and later the entire score for this film on CD, I used to listen to a cassette that I recorded straight off of the TV when OHMSS aired. Oh, that ski chase! Great video and nice graphics throughout too.

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад +2

      Thanks! - I was a big recorder of music off the television, too - that was the only way, at one point!

    • @fifthof1795
      @fifthof1795 3 года назад +2

      That ski chase was filmed by Willy Bognor who literally was strapped to a seat hanging out of the front of a helicopter. Amazing shots that had never been attempted before...and the music that goes with it. Deffo in my top three Bond films.

  • @CygnusTCC
    @CygnusTCC 5 лет назад +5

    What a great analysis and perspective. How many more ways can the brilliance of John Barry be expressed or presented.

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  5 лет назад

      Thanks - It's true, the more I look at it, the more I'm surprised at what's at work behind the initial impact of it.

  • @peterlatham
    @peterlatham 3 года назад +3

    What a fantastic video, this is one of my favourite soundtrack albums to listen too. I personally think it's the best movie soundtrack album ever. Another really good one is The Living Daylights. I only got the album early this year having watched the video I can see commonality with On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад +1

      Yes, it's been decades now and I never get tired of it. And I know what you mean - I think it and TLD have a pretty large amount of reinvention to freshen up the character in common (musically). It still sounds like John Barry, but approaches from a different angle that's pretty timeless but also rooted right in the era that they're done in.

    • @peterlatham
      @peterlatham 3 года назад

      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452 have you listened to the new soundtrack album “No Time to Die”. If not please do.. it’s fantastic..

  • @srb-ef3zs
    @srb-ef3zs 3 года назад +1

    One of the best clips on youtube. Period.

  • @michaelsquire6896
    @michaelsquire6896 3 года назад +6

    Thank you very much, Mr. Frederick. I've wanted to learn more about my favourite pieces of music for years and found your parts on the Q the Music Lockdown sessions, with Mr. Warren Ringham, to be fascinating. Having now watched the Q the Music bonus material I am delighted to learn that you have a RUclips channel and have immediately watched your video explaining the first four chords of OHMSS. Fantastically interesting and greatly appreciated.

  • @MuzixMaker
    @MuzixMaker 29 дней назад +1

    It’s apparent that Barry’s musical style was a vital part of the Bond movie experience and without it the authenticity is gone. Exhibit A is “Never Say Never Again.”

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  28 дней назад +1

      Yes, I've always thought that part of James Bond's personality existed solely in John Barry's music, as tho it was part of the character.

  • @SergioGonzalez-ew2po
    @SergioGonzalez-ew2po 2 месяца назад +1

    Totally agree! For me, OHMSS is the best James Bond movie and, of course the best Soundtrack...I read somewhere that the producers told John Barry that it was a NEW Bond who was to appear ..so he had to write a Soundtrack that could blow everyones mind!...Thanks for the video..Im not a musician but understood all your analysis....Im never tired of hearing this soundtrack ...Please...maybe another video...but I regret you didnt mention the main song and Louis Armstrong: "We have all the time in the world"

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  2 месяца назад

      Thanks! I never get tired of it either - and if I can get enough material for a follow up, I'll definitely mention the wonderful song in it as well :)

  • @There_Will_Be_Bond
    @There_Will_Be_Bond 5 лет назад +16

    Wow, this is excellently done and very educational! There's so much here I never connected together. The Goldfinger chords used in different ways throughout that score is very obvious, but 5 years later John Barry's compositional skills became much more advanced/ He's doing the same thing but in a much more interesting manner. I hope you will do the same for other Barry scores in the future (Bond or otherwise). -MS

  • @toddteagarden2200
    @toddteagarden2200 2 года назад +1

    I first saw this as a kid on vhs in the late 80’s and the music reminded me of the Golden Gate fight in “A View to A Kill” It’s basically the same thing or very similar

  • @GLORYNEVADASMITH
    @GLORYNEVADASMITH 3 года назад +2

    In John Barry’s Film Score for “ Thunderball “ there seems to me themes belonging to more than one movie , a double film score so to speak - plus the underwater ambient music - as I understand The Barry original Title Track ( Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang, ) was not allowed .

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад

      Yes, I think it's a pretty stellar example of how creative and flexible composers have had to be for logistical reasons, coming up with 'Thunderball' at the last minute as JB managed to do. They're both pretty fabulous, I think.

  • @iansands8607
    @iansands8607 8 месяцев назад

    On Her Majesty's Secret Service, the best bond theme ever. R.I.P. John Barry, the best film composer ever.

  • @michaelm2441
    @michaelm2441 3 года назад +1

    Excellent analysis! Fascinating and illuminating.

  • @brucemarshall3446
    @brucemarshall3446 Год назад +1

    Excellent!

  • @frankpinmtl
    @frankpinmtl 3 года назад +1

    Hello fellow Canuck. I have also been a big Bond fan since the 70's.
    For me, the hook in the OHMSS theme is the four descending notes, following the four chords, which repeat as the tune progresses - probably also played on a Moog.
    I enjoy John Barry as well, especially his 007 theme - the action music I believe we last heard in Moonraker, during the Amazon boat chase scene.
    Well done video. Thank you.

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад +1

      Thanks! Yes, I'd love to hear '007' again.

    • @frankpinmtl
      @frankpinmtl 3 года назад

      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      You ask and I provide:
      ruclips.net/video/GpufgcTqZ5Y/видео.html

  • @Kubrickfilmfan73
    @Kubrickfilmfan73 5 лет назад +6

    If you haven't done it, take a look at the 1971 film "Mary, Queen of Scots" (it's on Netflix). John Barry's music plays such an integral part that the commentary track is devoted to his music, so much so that they completely mute the dialogue and only interrupt the discussion when the music comes on.

    • @Kubrickfilmfan73
      @Kubrickfilmfan73 5 лет назад

      The first one minute and seven seconds sets the tone of the film. Imagine the Universal Studios logo coming into focus followed by a few opening credits.
      ruclips.net/video/fKz-ngbdK7I/видео.html

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  5 лет назад +2

      Thanks - I haven't heard the commentary track, I shall definitely check it out.

  • @andrewmorfesi2428
    @andrewmorfesi2428 2 месяца назад +1

    I bought the LP in the early 70's before the film ran on ABC.

  • @aleyak74
    @aleyak74 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you for this great analysis.
    You made me want to listen to this brilliant score for umpteenth time.
    ...which I am doing right now

  • @BR-ur2gk
    @BR-ur2gk 3 года назад +2

    Love it! just started playing again so nice catch up on some music theory basics I forgot, or just never knew - much more entertaining than my old classical piano lessons definitely going to get some Bond sheet music now

  • @GLORYNEVADASMITH
    @GLORYNEVADASMITH 3 года назад +1

    The first record I ever bought was the “ Goldfinger “ soundtrack, but The Second Album I ever purchased was “ The Professionals “ soundtrack by Maurice Jarre - A Western movie score with Mexican sensibility … Then came Sgt. Peppers !

  • @typhoolin
    @typhoolin 3 года назад +1

    Excellent analysis! Thanks for this breakdown!

  • @kevindavis8120
    @kevindavis8120 3 года назад +2

    Superb opening score.

  • @ianstubbs1175
    @ianstubbs1175 4 года назад

    I'm going to be watching this video a few times. Superb analysis of one of my favourite John Barry and James Bond scores. Thank you

  • @gerby8
    @gerby8 3 года назад +1

    Michael Giacchino musical score on Disney movie UP is a good example of what Barry did to OHMSS

  • @NerdGirlUK
    @NerdGirlUK 3 года назад

    Just come across this. Excellent video. Subbed.

  • @pymlicomusic
    @pymlicomusic 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you for this brilliant upload!

  • @LeviRamsey
    @LeviRamsey 3 года назад +3

    A great example of Barry introducing something musical right at the beginning of the film is his Bond swan song. Compare the gunbarrel sequence in The Living Daylights to Octopussy or A View to a Kill: being slower and more "orchestral", it previews the role that classical music plays in the film.

  • @Year2047
    @Year2047 3 года назад +1

    Awesome video.

  • @nicknewman7848
    @nicknewman7848 3 года назад +1

    Fantastic video.. I learned something!!! Barry's genius for repeating the same things but doing them differently establishes his own unique sound in a way. Williams and Morricone do it too as do many others I guess? Different combo's of chords and instruments that end up speaking their own emotional language. The way they use the instruments, their influences, the things they steal and make their own. I find myself drawn to the guys with the jazz backgrounds in film music even though I often don't fully understand what they're doing unless it's explained to me like this. They are all easy to recognise (emotionally for the viewer) which must be part of the success. Fancy doing a video breaking down the theme from 'The Taking of Pelham 123'? The horns are unbelievable.
    I'll pay you ;)

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад

      I'd love to do that sometime! And I agree, that opening title (I presume you're referring to the 1974 version) is massive! That'd be a great one to get into.

    • @nicknewman7848
      @nicknewman7848 3 года назад

      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452 Yes, the original. The funky one. The woodwind and brass are awesome. I'm a amateur composer (with aspirations) but I never really understood fully what's going on in it and how one composes such a piece. I hear funk, jazz and dis-chordant stuff and interesting rhythm and dynamics so any analysis on its structure would be most welcome. I find that period and style in film and tv music really interesting. Cheers for the reply.

  • @GwcMuso
    @GwcMuso 3 года назад

    Two years late to the party but, this is excellent. Putting me in the mood for the new release...🤩😁

  • @simonchafer5476
    @simonchafer5476 5 лет назад +1

    Wow!! Thanks. So interesting...

  • @aceconrad
    @aceconrad 3 года назад +1

    I love this entire film. it's the james bond theme but upside down . its great because it follows the pace of the the bond theme but switches notes,,some upside down from monty norman. awesome

  • @leslauner5062
    @leslauner5062 3 года назад +1

    Hi Jason. You are exceptionally intuitive and able to explain your expert musical analysis here. Subbed. Will you look at Jerry Goldsmith's Alien Theme at some point? Thank you, my friend. Peace.

  • @martinclarke3562
    @martinclarke3562 3 года назад +1

    Agreed. My favourite too. You, of course, know that the whole melody to A view to a kill is in the score for this film. Good walking music. Ha ha, A great and informative vid. Thanks

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад +1

      Thanks - Yes, I think it's great for walking, running, driving...adds a bit of spice to a lot of things!

    • @AndyFerguson
      @AndyFerguson 3 года назад +1

      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452 I used to be a “motivational speaker” (for my sins) and I used this a lot to get me in the mood. It helps of course to know that this soundtrack also kicked started my love of 1/ synthesisers - I studied them in the late 70’s and met Bob Moog AND 2/ led me to skiing, to become a ski instructor in France where I met my wife. She was my Tracy and brought a whole new world of adventure.
      So this one piece of music is so entangled in my DNA, so influential, I can’t imagine how my life would have turned out without it. Thank you for reminding me just how important it was/is.
      I have one unfulfilled ambition by the way - to make a short ski movie featuring this music (which I’ll record using synthesisers of course) recreating some of the skiing and adding in my own bit of spice from my unusual “off piste” adventures - skiing in unusually places, like the Sahara sand dunes, the rocky side of a volcano, etc. You have inspired me to go for it.

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад

      @@AndyFerguson Thanks - That's a great story! And I love ski movies (and ski chases on film - there's not enough of them!) of all kinds, sounds like a fantastic idea!

  • @spanishpeaches2930
    @spanishpeaches2930 3 года назад

    Deserves more views.. A great score to one of the top three Bond films imho.

  • @floridagator1765
    @floridagator1765 3 года назад +3

    EASILY ONE of my favorite Bond themes!!
    Better than the movie

  • @estebangimenez9287
    @estebangimenez9287 4 года назад +1

    Congrats, Jason!!

  • @jtbond1975
    @jtbond1975 3 года назад +1

    Intriguing.

  • @gerby8
    @gerby8 3 года назад +1

    Great analysis. Did you happen to watch the Disney movie The Incredibles? The movie score is somewhat Bondish

  • @seanryan3070
    @seanryan3070 2 года назад +1

    This is an excellent analysis, but I'm pretty sure the first chord is an Fm9(maj7) No? I can definitely hear an E concert there...

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  2 года назад +1

      That's a good observation, I know what you mean - I've actually gone back and forth over the years with both sevenths being in that chord, and landed on this at the moment - I'd love to the see the original score :)

    • @seanryan3070
      @seanryan3070 2 года назад +1

      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452 it’s tough to hear! I’m actually arranging a suite of music from ohmss, and I had to listen to it like 14 times. 😂. But I’m pretty sure that concert E5 is played by the 2nd Trumpet.

  • @briancherry8088
    @briancherry8088 3 года назад +2

    Ian Flemming, Cubby Broccoli, Harry Saltzman, Terrence Young, and John Barry created James Bond for the cinema.

  • @elektron2kim666
    @elektron2kim666 2 года назад

    It's a spy theme BTW. Morse code, encryption, new technology being stolen. I also realized a liking for "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" over others (spy themes) recently. Maybe from learning music and the guitar.

  • @jaycotton7142
    @jaycotton7142 4 месяца назад +1

    Great movie and score. Everyone was over compensating for Connery's absence. Barry said he over wrote AND HOW !!! And Lazenby is still the 2nd best Bond really up close to the Seanster and every one else is a distant 3rd. Daniel Craig did a really good job and made the first Bond movies I could watch all the way through without turning them off before finishing.

  • @CharlieBarbarossa
    @CharlieBarbarossa 3 года назад +1

    4:28 to hear the chords.

  • @iananderson7883
    @iananderson7883 3 года назад +2

    I listen to James Bond music while reading the books. Only the early Bond flicks do justice to the books. OHMSS is close to the book.

  • @stephencarter2664
    @stephencarter2664 3 года назад

    I can't believe John Barry wasn't influenced by the opening of Mahler's _'Trinklied Vom Jammer Der Erde'_ .

    • @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      @jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452  3 года назад +1

      That's an interesting observation. I've not considered that before. I think I've heard it said that John Barry did appreciate Mahler - In a general sense, the shapes and interplay of his brass lines do have a personality in common with what I hear in Mahler, as one of the many aspects that are in what I consider to be Mr Barry's highly original writing in OHMSS.

    • @stephencarter2664
      @stephencarter2664 3 года назад

      @@jasonfredericksscore-ytime4452
      Oh, what a pleasant surprise.
      Yes, Barry's OHMSS score is indeed a beautiful and highly original piece of music. Thanks for your insight.

  • @Jerry-l2b6z
    @Jerry-l2b6z 2 месяца назад

    i'm sorry but this piece says and explains nothing.

  • @yeboscrebo4451
    @yeboscrebo4451 3 года назад

    Too bad the movie sucks.

    • @jaediccacairns4754
      @jaediccacairns4754 2 года назад +1

      It’s thought by aficionados of bond films to be one of the best.
      It’s the one that is echoed most in No Time to Die…Each to their own….

    • @yeboscrebo4451
      @yeboscrebo4451 2 года назад

      @@jaediccacairns4754 yeah that’s why its the least-played on tv. Nobody likes it

  • @hardrockindaddy
    @hardrockindaddy 2 года назад +2

    I always maintained that John Barry inspired progressive rock.